Officials Are Commended By Visitors Board
County visitors board reports favorably on county institutions and jails after touring Lorain Wellington and Oberlin. They commend jail for modernized condition and favor stoker heating upgrade. County Home praised for operation. tuberculosis sanatorium called model though crowded. Children’s Home praised for management and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Visitors
Charles Sotherden
J. J. Smythe
Katherine Wire
Tempa Burrell
FERA
Clarence W. Dick
Reuben Baus
Sayines
Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Talking Cow To Be Seen At Ohio Fair
A talking cow exhibit from the U S department of agriculture is planned for the Ohio State Fair in Columbus opening August 26. The device uses a plaster shell, phonograph records, and radio gear to discuss feed, pasture, and milk production in a staged display. Also featured are four other agriculture exhibits on saving dollars with pastures, finishing cattle for bed, sheep on the farm, and good management eliminating losses. Liberia has no railway or harbor and few roads, despite rich soil and climate for several crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Columbus
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
New Drivers Law Takes Effect Tuesday Nationwide
Columbus Ohio reports the drivers responsibility act becomes effective Tuesday. The state registrar may revoke driving rights for manslaughter with a vehicle, DUI or narcotics, failing to aid after an accident, or related felonies. Drivers failing to respond face up to one year license suspension and fines, with penalties for continuing to drive after revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Lcense
Teason
Auto Driver Arrested For Reckless Speeding In Cleveland
Edward Bord of 3025 Fontenar Road Cleveland was arrested last evening charged with reckless driving after being clocked by Mot or Officer Clare Parker doing between 5 and 60 miles per hour on Cleveland street. He posted 54 dollar bond and case set for a week. Robert Gardner and Joe Novak of Detroit Mich were fined 2 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to railroad law violations before Major W H Vanoster in police court. They were arrested by H E Wibber New York Central detective in railroad yards here. R MeKelvig of 322 Tenth Street reported a license plate lost or stolen from his automobile Saturday. The license Dore N Y-325.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bord
Fontenar Road
Cleveland
Motorc
Clare Parker
Cleveland Street
Robert Gardner
Joe Novak
Detroit
Mich
W. H. Vanoster
H. E.wibber
New York Central
R. MeKelvig
Tenth Street
Dore N
Lorain Man Released To CCC Camp After Restitution
Robert Westfield of Lorain, jailed for issuing a bad check, will be released to join a CCC camp tomorrow after making restitution to his overdrawn account. County Prosecutor Howard Butler confirmed the move as a path to liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Westfield
Lorain
CCC
Westfield
Howard Butler
Toledo Cleaners Strike Shuts Local Chain Plant
Toledo reports City Stores Inc. a local dry cleaning chain halted operations today as the Cleaners' Pressers' and Deers' Union called a strike in the plant. Union officials charge Sam Rudick, president of the company, with failing to sign an agreement and violating wage and seniority provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, C
City Stores Inc
Cleaners
Pressers’ and
Deers
Sam Rudick
Oberlin Couple Is Married In Fairchild Chapel
Miss Martha Scott of East College street became the bride of Ross B. Wilson, son of Mrs. Sarah Wilson of Lakewood, in a ceremony at Fairchild Chapel. The wedding featured a single ring rite performed by Dean Thomas W. Graham, with family and friends present and a program of Schubert and Lohengrin numbers. After a two week honeymoon, the couple will reside in Cleveland. the bride is a former Oberlin College student and Wilson is a college graduate and Relief Administration statistician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Farchild Chapel
Martha Scott
East College Street
Ross B. Wilsot
Sarah Wilson
Lakewood
Thomas W. Graham
Theological Semuiinary
Gordon
Conservatory Io
Schudberg
John
Malcolm Scott
Francis Street
Pau P. Scott
Dall Texas
James Snodgrass
Harrisburg
Lane
Cleveland
Oberlin College
Court Actions and Domestic Divorces Spark Local Litigation
Multiple Lorain County cases show Ben H Aiken suing Sheriff Clarence W Dick for 320000 in a replevin action, George Sheldon divorcing Dorothy Sheldon for wilful absence, and several civil suits including notes, foreclosures, and injuries. Five men were fined for intoxication by Mayor Vanoster in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H, Aiken
Clarence W. Dick
Common Pleas Court
Aiken
Barney Davis
W. H Vanoster
Mason-Clark Wedding Solemnized Saturday
Ida Josephine Clark and Frank Robinson united in a home wedding on a Saturday evening. Numerous out of town guests from Oberlin Lorain Darton Cleveland Toledo and New London attended. The bride and groom will reside in Oberlin and received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Josephine Clark
Nellie Clark
Mason
M Mason
Oberlin
Amanda Robinson
Nettie Clark
Dorothy
Jack Robinson
Frank Robinson
Lorain
Darton
Cleveland
Toledo
New London
Elyria High School
Arrest of fourth suspect in Pittsfield gas station robbery
Steve Pleasnick, 18, of Wellington, was arrested at home by Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and deputies as the fourth person implicated in the August 7 Pittsfield gas station robbery of William Hayes. Pleasnick admitted participation. Earlier charged were Paul Yuhas 23 Emil Chura 19 and William Velk 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Pleasnick
Wellington
Clarence W. Dick
William Hayes
Pittsfield
Pleasnik
Paul Yuhas
Emil Chura
William Velk
Ohio Week-End Death Toll 17
Ohio records at least 17 deaths and injuries over the week end from traffic crashes and drownings. Roy J. Brunner and spouse dittoed at Lake Erie off Catawba Island with two other drownings in Cleveland and Cha grin Harbor. multiple drownings and injuries noted in Lorain, Columbus, Ironton, East Liverpool, Avon Lake, and Lisbon. An auto collision near Youngstown claimed Charles Lute. others listed include Richard Andrey, George Zawatski, and John Frenz among victims and wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Roy J. Brunner
Toledo
Lake Erie
Catawba Island
Victoria Somrak
Stanley Kovalcek
Cleveland
John Eithenberg
Chagrin Harbor
Richard
Robert Jarvis
Russell
Bes N. & W
Ironton
Helen Wiemels
C. Cleveand
Jack Covell
Preepart Pan Atchison
East Liverpool
Robert Laughlin
George Owen
Grimm
Power Issue Seen 1936 Vote Factor
Washington Aug 19 The power issue is seen as a potential key factor in the 1936 presidential contest and federal lobbying probes. Howard C Hopson, who led the Associated General Electric fight against the Wheeler Rayburn utility bill, was on call for today to testify before both Senate and House lobby panels. The inquiry schedule remained unsettled as committees weighed waivers and timing for appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Howard C. Hopson
Associated Geo & Electric Company
Wheeler-Rayburn
Senate
House
Houston
Rules Committee
Silent Sam Willaman and Ohio State’s coaching crisis
Ohio State coach Willaman, nicknamed Silent Sam, faced heavy criticism after five seasons with Michigan defeat each of the last two years. His death sparked a Western Reserve coaching crisis with Cyril Surington and Don Miller named as potential successors, following Willaman’s orthodox switch and single wing years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willaman
Ohio
Michigan
Buckeyes
Wolverines
Sam
Ohio State
Warner
Western Reserve University
Cyril Surington
Don Miller
Surington
East Tech
Cleveland
Western Reserve
Non Miller
Notre Dame
Miller
Navier High School
Louisville
Borah Favored In G. O. P. Poll
Washington report on 1936 Republican strategy shows Western candidates leading a straw poll of 3,000 county chairmen. Sen. William Borah Idaho led with 313 votes, Col. Frank Know Chicago publisher second, Gov Alf Landon Kansas third. Hoover guides Western campaign plan with Chicago HQ to open under Spangler Hamilton Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Phineas
Republican National ‘Committee
William Edgar Borah
Idaho
Frank Know
Chicago
Alf, M. Landon
Kansas
Republian National Committee
Harrison E. Spangler
Iowa
John Hamilton
George A. Ball
Indiana
Henry Prather Fletcner
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Death Record of Mrs Augusta Quade in Elyria
After a week long illness Mrs Augusta Quade died Sunday at 11 34 am at her daughter Bertha Carrolls home 1057 East River Elyria Born in Germany June 26 1842 she was 83 She lived in Elyria 26 years and was a member of St Pauls Evangelical church Survived by two sons William and Gus and three daughters Bertha Martha and another Mrs George Smith all of Elyria Seven grandchildren one brother Gus Mahlke of Germany and a sister Mrs Luisa Gruse Friends may call at Nichols Funeral Home until Tuesday 2 pm then transfer to St Pauls Church for 3 pm funeral services Reverend Ernst Irion officiating burial in Ridgelawn cemetery Also obituary notes Leonard Keller died Sunday night at Merritt Parkers home at age 77 burial in Norwalk survived by a niece Mrs C F Burwell of Oberlin another niece in Lorain and a sister in Montana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Quade
Bertha Carroll
East River Street
Germany
Elyria
St. Paul's Evangelical
George Smith
Elyria Sur
Gus Mahlke
Louisa Gruse
Nichols Funeral Home
St. Paul's Church
Ernst Irion
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Raymond Hatch 85 Medina Resident Dies at Elyria Memorial
Raymond Hatch aged 85 of Medina died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 5 35 Saturday evening. Funeral arrangements are handled by H A Waite Funeral Directors of Medina who removed the body to Medina. In Toledo Waite Park children, who use a playground there, will have a library of their own with exchanged books of adventure, fairy tales and educational topics as the supervisors call the idea the children's project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hatch
Medina
Elyria Memorial Hospital
H. A. Waite
Toledo
Waite Park
Isuervisors
Thildren
Lorain County at Farm Bureau Camp in Ohio
Merritt Powell and Mrs Powell attended Camp Ohio near Itica in Licking County with 195 state officials and leaders from August 15 to 16. Floyd Buswell of Wellington also joined the Lorain county group for an educational program on cooperative lines led by Rev Ellis Cowling of Indiana who spoke on rural life. state officials also spoke. The report notes a remark on the smallest forms of animal life as tiny specks invisible to the naked eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Powell
Lorain
Cleveland Produce Market Reports and Local Visit
Markets report price levels for poultry beef and produce at the Northern Ohio market with heavy fowl Leghorn broilers and ducks priced, cattle calves sheep and lambs described with steady to active trends, plus wholesale vegetable items including beans broccoli lettuce and tomatoes. The item closes noting a Cleveland visit to Miss Nina Warden and Mrs Dudley staying through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Oblo Hood Terminal
Dela
Ware
New Jersey
Avon reunion attendees gather at Elyria home
Mr and Mrs Alfred Walker and extended family joined Mr and Mrs Wil Barr and kin plus Rev C A Bantham at the Walker reunion hosted at the Hedges in Elyria on Thursday. W E Blake and children also attended. Margaret Mayberry and Clinton Forthofer drove to Columbus to visit Ohio State University and, on return, saw friends at Upper Arlington and Mt Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Aug. J
Alfred Walker
Wil Barr
Harold Smith
Albert Walker
C. A. Bantham
Hedges
Elyria
W. E Blake
Margaret Mayberry
Clinton Forthofer
Columbus
Ohio State University
Upper Arlington
Mt. Vernon
Avon Social and Travel Notes Include Convention Plans
Mr and Mrs ia Gough and children Hubert and Doris and Miss Lois Roller left Sunday for Niagara Falls Buffalo N C Vermont and will attend the national convention of rural mail carriers in Boston. Mrs Joseph Fortuoter Jr hosted the Charm Club with Bridge prizes to Mrs Paul Stokes Mrs Ed Stagg and Mrs Charles Wilford followed by lunch. The club meets again in two weeks. Avon people attended Chippewa Lake Growers picnic with Mr and Mrs Lengel and children visiting L C Goughs. Mrs George Wood of Avon and Miss Packard of Cleveland left for Portland Ore to visit Clark and Mrs Williams relatives. Mrs Ben Walker visiting sister Jen ni Nead Elyria. Walker and daughter spent Sunday there. Mr and Mrs Walter Herbert visited friends in Cleveland. Leonard Warden and Mr and Mrs Ben McKisson of Lakewood visited Miss Nina Warden and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ia Gough
Hubert
Doris
Lois Roller
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
N. C
Vermont
Boston
Joseph Fortuoter, Jr
Bridge
Paul Stokes
Ed Stagg
Charles Wilford
Avon
Chippewa Lake
Walter Herbert
Cleveland
Leonard Warden
Ben McKisson
Lakewood
Nina Warden
Thomas Dudley
Harriet
Wallace Cathcart
Howard Good
Body Found Ten Days After Boy Drowns
In Columbus Ohio the body of seven year old Norman Hader was recovered Sunday five miles south of where he fell into the Scioto River on August 9. The search was expanded after President Roosevelt ordered the U S army to assist following a letter from the boy’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Norman Hader
Scioto River
Roosevelt
U. S. Army
Address error in blotter leads to dropped charges
Police reported William Evans gave a Parkview Court address but did not live there. Charges against Evans were dismissed per Acting Police Chief F. W. Zarnke. In Chicago, a fire on the St. Clair hotel sixth floor burned a young woman to death and left her roommate critically burned as guests fled in night clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Evans
Parkview ‘Court
Evans
F. W. Zarnke
Chicago
St. Clair Hotel
Near North Side
Mount Efbrus Summit Telephones For Visiting Scientists
Telephones will be installed at several heights on Mt. Efbrus to serve alpinists geographers geologists and meteorologists who visit the 1000-foot crater shaped summit each summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiflis
Variious Heights
Mt. Efbrus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Visitors Board
Ohio Fair
Liberia
Sederis Restaurant
Cce
Toledo Cleaners
Julius Cae‘sari
The
O’donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Court
Elyria Hardware Co
Esther Alflen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant
Fairchild Chapel
Wilson
Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity
Relief Administration
Oberlin Epworth League
Lakeside
Epworth League Institute
Paul Adams
Whiteman
Sylvia Champney
Burdett Lawson
Jack Lee
Eddie Ferrell
Marion Campbell
William Close
Ellen Adams
William Sedeeman
George Randolph White
Frank Sedgeman
West College Street
White
Viola Herward
Oak Park
Martel Club
J. A. McGrann
Woodland Avenue
McGrann
Obertin Beach
Gove
Donald Jezt
Rogers City
Basil Miloveoraft
Forest Street
New England
Mann
George Sheldon
Dorothy Sheldon
Matilda Dramm
R. D
Fred
Todd of
Elyria Et al
Charles Edwards
Grafton Savings and Banking Company
Anthony Bittner
Elizabeth Aschenbach
Amherst
Kresge Company
Mike Beres
Leo Svete
Grobe Avenue
20Th Street
June
Golden Horner
Emery G. Murphy
William Maille
Emily Maille
Sadie Dunian
Ralph Dunlop
Common Pleas
Clarence Dietrick
van Hill
Sigmond Piaszcki
Raymond Lange
Arthur Kronenbitter
Middlewest
AAA
Herbert Hoover
Leonard Keller
Rochester
Merritt Parker
Arthur Jewett
C. Fburwell
Montana
Norwalk
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Soda Grille and Restaurant
Court ST
Farm Bureau
al Fields
Jim Armitage
Little Joe and
the Missus
GEO. R. Allen & Son
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Lorain County
Cleveland Livestock
WANG
Hovegrowers
Hne of
Mrs. Dudley
Uharm Club
Kay Courtney
Newell Hotel
Broad St
American Auto
Cincinnati
Karl W. Plocher
General Age
Lorain County Bank
American Automobile Insurance Companies
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