Continued Police Court Cases And Local Incidents
Two cases carried from earlier court sessions were continued as defendants pled guilty later in the week. Marie Gasa released on bond. Frexer Carter to be tried Friday after failing to post 200 dollars. Elyria girls held on shoplifting charges. burglars entered a home on West Avenue stealing tools worth about 22 dollars. Spare tire theft reported on Fourth Street. D Harriet Kramer granted divorce from William N Kramer for extreme cruelty, restoring her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coust
Merie Gasa
Frexer Carter
Elyria
Cleveland
Elrria
Clercizad Road
Neal Bowling
Elina Carpenter
West Avenue
Bowling
Harriet Kramer
William N. Kramer
Common Pleas Court
Democrats Plan Local Election Campaign Structure
NUMBER TWO continues from page three detailing the campaign planning group. Frank A. Stetson has led the executive assembly this term. The County Central committee meets tomorrow at Eagles' hall to set the plan for elections. Elsria city committee assembly precedes at 7:30 to choose executive members. Current officers include T. A. Conway as central chair, .A. Snell, Lorain, and Roy Mowiton leading the Elsria group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coust
Frank A. Stetson
Executive Assembly
County Central Committee
Eagles
Elvria
Suarez Scores Kayo Over Bruce Flowers
New York August 20 Justo Suarez Rugge a hard hitting South American today became a possible future world light weight contender by knocking out Bruce Flowers in New Rochelle New York. Flowers was down for a nine count in the second round and again in the third as Suarez gained the victory over his opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Justo ‘Suarez
Rugge
Menace
Suarez
Biu Flowers
New Hochelle
N. Y
Flowers
Death Record Mes Coven Died at 64 in City Home
W S Coven died yesterday afternoon at 222 Thorn Wood Street after nearly a year of illness. Born in Sheffield March 26 1866 she came to Fi jian in 1884 and resided here until death at age 64 years 4 months 25 days. She was wife of Wm Coven and member of St Marys parish. Funeral services Friday at 3 30 a m at St Marys Catholic cemetery burial there. Survived by husband four children Mrs HW G Dre C J Coven Elyria Mrs R Hawmin Bowling Green J Coven Chicago four grandchildren one sister one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Caoven
Wood Street
Wm. Coven
Sheffield
St. Mars S
Bemal
St. Mars’s Catholic
HW G Dre. C.J. Coven
Elyria
R. Hawmiin
Bowling Green
J. Coven
Chicago
Farmers seek credit to weather drought and feed winter
The article notes farmers with established credit can finance through the drought and next crop. Those lacking credit may rely on federal funds or Red Cross aid, as relief leaders plan winter support. Congress delays until December, but financing for the new year is needed sooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Farm Board
Ind
Hyde
Concarece
Wellington Homecoming features doll collection display
The Wellington Homecoming draws crowds to the town hall where a 16-doll collection, ages 56 to 108, is shown in the Registration room under Mrs. Arthur Smith. Dolls include French pieces from 1865 and items once owned by local families, with notes on origin and care. Hundreds reply signaled attendance as visitors arrive for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Arthur Smith
Alice ‘ Beaver
James C. MacDermott
Prapce
Frankie Loveland
Coral L Pohlman
Sara Broder
Tim Doland
Manus
Oirier
Francis Willard
Litre Bradner
Georgia Maxsohrs
Mes
T. H Wane
Erica Wes
Woose
J. H. Page
The
Publisher Believed Drowned After Deck Fall
New York Aug 20 search for Wax Lear Black Baltimore publisher who apparently fell from the deck of the Sabalo and drowned. Boats and airplanes scoured waters off New Jersey about miles southwest of Shrewsbury Rock Buoy as state police and local officials prepared to aid in the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wax Lear Black
Baltimore
If Audit
Sabalo
Shrewsbury Rock
Paul Patterson
Thomas Wodale
Blackogan
van Lear Black
John MM
Reiley Taraness
Los Angeles
Theia
Momia
Kelley
Liagie
Sabpalo
Pat Aport
Omers
Hs Sabalo
Taise
Trenton
Govermar Larson
New Jersey
Micipal
Lonp Camp Portrait of Katharin Trevelyan on Lake Mildred
Miss Katharin Trevelyan daughter of Sir Charles Trevelyan minister of education of Great Britain is pictured at her camp on the shores of Lake Mildred in Jaspar park during a long hike across northern Canada. Many relatives and visitors noted include Mr Edith Casel Mrs Frank Obrig and James. The article also mentions travel impressions from Switzerland England and France and a visiting party from New London Ohio with the Male Chorus of about thirty men to perform at the local Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharin Trevelyan
Kathann Trevelyan
Sir Charles Trevelyan
Great Britain
Lake Mildred
Jaspar Park
Canada
Trevelyan
Edith Casel
Ati
Mia
Wis Fischer
WeelMmzion
Frank Obrig
Jami
Wvnine Jalvis
Clare Bernard
Helen
St Drouss
Henry Daugherty
Daugherty
Robert Daughert
Shelbs
New London
Ohio
Bhriees
R. W. Brown
East Lorain Street
Wade Hephart
Wilmington
Delaware
Walter Crafts
Jonson House
Reinhart
Oberlin College
J. M. Bright
East College Street
Three Rivers
Mich
Jane Edwards
Willardis
Martyn Weber
West Lorain Street
Barzickiow
South Profegeor Street
Wellington
Harold Hoter
Columbus
Est Brown
Panama
Shere
Wander Brower
Levy
Bruce Davis
Film Street
Donald Burneson
Lloyd Burneson
North Main
Circus People Stay Youthful Through Practice and Fun
Psychologists note not just practice but the circus life of light hearted games and fun keeps performers youthful. A. G. Barnes Circus, with hundreds of performers, visits Lorain for matinee and evening shows. The cast and crew share sports, bridge, golfing and pool, living as a cohesive high class group from March to November despite racism and religious differences. Polarance is the foundation for Barnes happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Barnes Circus
Lorain
Rheatrical
Prac
al G Barres Circus
Unti
Barnes
Three Men Arrested in Alleged Aulds Jewelry Embezzlement Plot
In Columbus Ohio three men are jailed over an alleged plan to embezzle nugget and real gold from Aulds Incorporated. Chester Kiebacher 32 superintendent of the Aulds factory P Hesse 33 and Philip Bascom jewelry manufacturers are implicated. Police say Kiebacher stole gold valued at 3000 dollars and sold it to Hesse and Bascom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Aulds, Inc
Chester Kiebacher
Aulds
Hesse
Philip Bascom
Kiefhaher
Heise and
Bascom
Toledo livestock market report with varied hog and cattle bids
Receipts total 209 hogs with prices from 275 to 350 cents higher. Pigs and mediums show mixed results. Cattle and calves receipts light with a steady market. Sheep quiet with steady tone. Cleveland produce lists butter prices per pound and eggs per dozen, with poultry and other items priced. Potatoes have no quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Market Prices for Livestock in Cleveland
Cleveland livestock market reports show hogs and cattle prices with varied weights and quotes. Hogs range from around 11.33 to 41.60 per hundred pounds, with rough sows and sows listed. cattle include steers and cows with spots up to 50 cents higher and calves in the mid-teens to low twenties. Sheep and lambs are strong, with good to choice lambs quoted near 9.50 to 9.50 and good replacements around 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sheensteadr
Chicago Markets Report With Grain and Poultry Quotes
Chicago cash quotations show steady markets across staples with live poultry receipts unsettled. Grain items include wheat No 1 hard about 4 cents, No 1 northern spring 1-2, corn No 2 mixed near 98 to 1-4 cents, oats and rye ranges, while Minneapolis reports softer flour and mixed cereal prices and sugar rounded figures for futures and current receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Frye
Minneapolis
Ohio Drum and Bugle Corps Parade Recap and Accidents
Fort Yates officers attended the parade while a B and O train carrying Canton Drum Bugle Corps members was overtaken near Miamisburg by Big Four and H. & WY lines. A dramatic race featured a Quailer mile as drums and cheers filled the scene. Cream Puff the famed Cincinnati horse drew praise from The Cincinnati Enquirer for looks and presence. The Chamber of Commerce trophy was dented during transfer to a special tram, but repairs were planned. Ohio champions staged a post ceremony demonstration at the auditorium with Elma noted as best drum corps and drum major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors
Fort Ytates
Kentucky
Taft
Boeten
Sivbeatacu
Cnaui
Canton
Miamisburg
Big Four
Abo
Boa
Doirz Cassiderable Cheuring
Wasias
Itrau
Waa
Legion P de Hm
Jerzy Ferguson
Cincinnati Lanquirer
Cincinnati
Elyma
Eversona
Elyria
Ohio
iPast No 12
Jand Wold Braid
Cimennatt Chamber of Commerce
Elma
Amherst committee meets for festival plans
A local Amherst committee met at the home of Eugene Grifen to finalize arrangements for an event at Cascade Park Livima next Wednesday. The meeting covered games and sports versions, bus routes, and attendance for the west end and east end delegations, with members including Charles Grifen Mitchell and Fred Faures. A separate notice invites county Parent-Teacher Association members to the evening event at the Elzare auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigs
Eugene Grifen
Cascade Part
Livma
Wednesia
Nogn
Tse
Lewis Merchants
If Ud
Agsuel Diess
Leet Seneo
Elzrae
Y. Tl
Oberlin Woman Dies At Elyria Home In August
Sarah Denger aged 69 wife of John Denger Sr. died at her son's home on West River street Elyria after several months illness. Survived by husband four sons Jolene Jr Francis Joseph and William four sisters and twenty five grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2 pm from 2435 Barth street Elyria Rev Ketcham officiating burial Birmingham cemetery. Other local notes report injuries, visits, and community updates across Oberlin Elyria and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlix
Sarah Denger
John Denger
I Son
West River Street
Elyria
Jolene, Jr
Francis
Sandusky
Joseph
William
Rose Barnard
Oberlin Road
Lillian Stage
Wakeman
Lelah Justin
Clara Olamacker
Barth Street
Ketcham
Birmingham Cemetery
A B. Moore
Obertin
Chicago Bandits Held At Toledo
Three men from Chicago were held in Toledo after confessing to eight robberies at filling stations in Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Suspects U L Cook Relvy Caster and Roy Malone aged about 36 were en route from Chicago to Portsmouth Ohio to visit Malone’s mother when captured after a speeding police pursuit. They used a sawed off shotgun in the holdups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo. O
Malone
Toes
Taliedo
Did You Know Aim The Silhouette Of Dan B Symons
A silhouette caption in yesterday's Chronicle Telegram features Attorney Dan B Symons, president of the Elyrian MW C aA, drawing attention to a local business or organization profile amid community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Dan B. Symons
Elyrian MW. C._aA
Two Men Fined After Guilty Pleas In Court
Justice Watts fined Charles Strunk five dollars plus coats and Morgan Bevan ten dollars plus coats after guilty pleas. Three fines of twenty five dollars and costs for intoxication were imposed by Justice St George following arrests by sheriff's officers. Dier, Stempl, and Bark were named in the drunkenness cases and a court note mentions a mell fired event. Road work on Worth Ridge begins with one way alternating traffic and a twenty foot concrete surface planned for a four mile strip from Caranoga county line to French Creek. An appeal from a justice court decision was filed in common pleas by John Kiolicki in a case for two hundred twenty one dollars and fifty cents. Roy Guthrie was granted a divorce from Elizabeth Gurkne for gross neglect of duty and custody of their four minor children. Circle McKibben recovered a judgment for two hundred thirteen dollars and eleven cents against Wade L Williams in common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice St. George
Joseph Dier
Paul Stempl
Joe Bark
Worth Ridge
C. T Biggs
Caranoga Couintr Line
French Creek
Common Pleas Court
John Kiolicki
Previoul!s
F. T. Neale
Mermbpg
Roy Guthrie
Elizabeth Gurkne
Circle McKibben
Agaiinst
Wade L Williams
Old Political Favorite Wins in Wyoming Primary
Wyoming Republicans backed Robert P. Carey for U S Senate with a two to one edge over W C Deming. Frank C Emerson led W H Edgeman nearly three to one in the gubernatorial race. The 1950 primary yielded no Democratic contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wio
Wyoming
United States Senate
Pri- Tarr
Robert PD Carey
W. C. Deming
U. S. Civil Service Comminsion
Frank C Emerson
WH. Edgeman
Wsomong
$25 000 Damage Suits Filed Here
Charles Bartoo faces $25 000 damage suits in Common Pleas court over an April 4 Lorain auto crash. Plaintiffs include Mary Koffalt and her nine month old daughter Norma, represented by Mark Koffalt since both are minors. Husband and father Barton is charged with hitting a traffic light according to the suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werth
Common Pleas Court
Charles Bartoo
Lorain
Mary Koffalt
Norma
Mark Koffalt
Barton
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Arthur O'Donnell
Ctty
Fourth Street
Bruce Flowers
Mnumbee
Pam
Bundreds
F . Morrison
Texas
Elmer Gannett Dalyenport
Iowa
Fred Cardner
Salt Lake City
Utah
Charins E Goodrich
Charles O. Hull
Knoxville
Tenn
Ralph Johnson
Pittsburgh
Frank Jaeenh
Detroit
Mirn
James McAteer
George F. Peahods
South Whither
Rotshaw Carrasea
Fitzpatrick
Frank Bowman
Columby Rho
Vis
Jop. Rogers
Alice Watt King
Matt King
George Braun
Frank Sugashi
Glen Dutridge
J. P Rogers
George Wicker
Elaria
G FE. Fitzpatrak
Couns
Horace McClafin
Pennzoil
Norwalk
Ernest Barber
Washington, DC
Ed Wise
G. E. Fischer
Denver
Colorado
Cleveland Prodice
Doug
Mary
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Garden Tea
Boylans
Amherst
Fred Staneider
Russa
Frad Fosir
Russia
Hein Bam Calebrate
Cuest
Ernst Schnewer
Margaret
Ammila
Flora
Florence
Snms
Herald
Edward
Herbert
Fred
Methodist Church
Garfield Harris
Menry Rotb
Widham Fitzner
Opertin
Punner
Harmen Maihas
Frances
Thelma Jean
Edile Schwartz
Edward Green
Clarksfield Hollow
Mass Music
Stepiensona
Resinard Baldry
Caoarles Corbett
Kenneth
Ruth Bleamor
Dayton
Alan Thompson
LaFayette Melvin
Christ Haag
Wooster
Qohto
Donald Haag
Charles Kolb
Brr
Wm. Becksfine
Mary Mahan
Alfred Whetton
George Thomson
Vivian Street
Elyria Citnic
L. Powers
Allen Hospital
Willems
Manzeck
South Main Street
E!more
Manreck
Albert Cook
St. Paul
Minn
Cook
Chicago Bandits
D. B. Symons
Walter H. Watts
Charles Strunk
Coats
Morgan Bevan
Harry H. Smith Co
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Blue Bird Restaurant
Court Street
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