Household Arts Department at Fair to See Large Entries
Many entries are anticipated in the Lorain County Fair Household Arts division as first prizes in crochet may advance to a national contest in New York this November. Classes include tablecloths, doilies, bedspreads, garments, and seniors four juniors. $1,200 in prizes with a $250 grand prize trip to New York. The Domestic Arts and Art departments feature new classes in knitted articles and infants wear, plus an Amateur Photography Contest and displays in antiques and old jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Dewey Hull
New York
Lorain County
New York City
Lorain County Fair
Western Automatic Picnic Is Great Success
Winners of prizes and contests at the 16th annual Western Automatic Machine Screw Company picnic at Crystal Beach Park on Saturday were announced. Event prizes went to Myles Farmer and many others. highlights include egg throwing, balloon contest, multiple races, tug of war, paper rolling, and soft ball victory over Akron Goodyears with Henry Edwards crowned plant checker champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Crystal Beach Park
Myles Farmer
D. H. Bryant
Gerald Gudenmeister
W. J. Cox
Alex Sabo
Helen R. Becker
Jacob Senminn
A. J. Diedrick
George Bark William Monske
George J. Hillmer
John Varady
F- H. Lewis
D M Upton
James McNulty
Steve Saley
Victor Peskuran
Joseph Novak
Helen Stantion
Julius Tisza
Chester
Zezula
Ind
Martha Cremeans
Geraldine Pomeroy
Penny Scramble
Jean Innes
Joseph Yourkiewies
Kate Stanton
Joe Novak
John Schodisch
William Miadeck
John Urban
Martha Cremean
Geraldine Fomeroy
Steve Bara
Russell Wood
Mary Poirier
Henry Edwards
Becam
Ludwig D’oale
Akron Goodyears
Auto Crash Reports From City Streets Saturday
Police report a three vehicle collision on Lake Avenue around 3 35 PM Saturday involving Mrs Jon Grouse of 919 Micale Avenue H L Shryrock of Adelbert Street and Russell Richard of Grafton The same day cars driven by Henry Geierman of North Ridgeville and Eg Dins kie of 433 West River Street collided on Broad Street near am Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goven
Jon Grouse
Micale Avenue
H. L. Shryrock
Adelbert Street
Russell Richard
Grafton
Lake Avenue
Henry Geierman
North Ridgeville
Eg Dinski
West River Street
Broad Street
Lorain County Fair To Feature Cleveland Police Troop
Lorain County Fair announces that Police Troop A of the Cleveland Police Department will appear in the second annual Lorain County Fair Horse Show. Eliot Ness, Director of Public Safety in Cleveland, confirmed the troop’s Thursday evening appearance on September 2. Mayor Harold H. Burton and his wife will attend the horse show and fair that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Thirteen Suits Filed For Delinquent Taxes
Thirteen delinquent tax suits were filed in common pleas court by County Prosecutor Howard R. BuIer for County Treasurer Walter J. Wright. Seven suits target Sheffield Lake properties, four Lorain properties, one Carlisle Township, and one Avon Lake property, with varied amounts alleged due from named defendants. A separate note reports a French Cabinet Minister ascending a lightning rod at Vallor Refuge, signaling the new structure’s dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Howard R. Builer
Walter J. Wright
Sheffield Ake
Lorain
Carlisle Township
Avon Lake
Sheffield Lake
Hans Hansen
Mochael A. Guswick
Joseph P. Hlavin
Vincent C. Thomas
John P. Gerlach
Nd Trust Co
Ada View Dole
Ber
John
Carlisle Properties
Ers
Carlis
Laven
Count And Barbara Still Estranged In Venice Note
Count Haugwitz Reventlow and his wife Barbiara Hutton are permanently estranged. The Count, despondent after a failed final interview with the Countess, drove by car yesterday to Vienna and Budapest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Italy
Court Haugwitz-Reventslow
Barbiara Hutton
Vienna
Budapest
Sleeping tablets overdose sends Miss Bates to hospital
Miss Marion Bates, 18, of 116 Charles Court, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital about midnight after taking 25 sleeping tablets. Police say she walked to the hospital and alerted attendants. She showed few ill effects, received treatment, and was released. Her father Herold Bates was notified and came to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marion Bates
Charles Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Miss Bates
Herold Bates
Te Hospital
Buckshot Injuries Reported For J H Bell In Elyria
Police say J H Bell of 455 West River Street was treated at Elyria Memorial hospital around 2 10 am for buckshot wounds to the leg and foot. He was admitted briefly and released after doctors judged the injuries not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bell
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Inae
the Pital
the &Pital
Grass Fire Extinguished Near West Avenue and Oberlin Road
Firefighters from Hose No 1 of Evivica Fire Department answered a 2 am call to a grass blaze at the southeast corner of West Avenue and Oberlin Road. The flames started from burning paper in a lot by posters for Ces Advertising Co and spread to surrounding grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uo. No
Eivica
West Avenue
Oberlin Road
Ces 1 Advertising Co
Fractures Left Ankle in Park Accident
Lester Freeman seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Myron Freeman of 394 Columbus street sustained a fracture of the left ankle when he fell from the merry go round at Cascade Park about 3 p m Saturday He was taken to Elyria Mercy Hospital where he was admitted for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Freeman
Myron Freeman
Columbus Street
Cascade Park
Elyria Mera Hospital
Funeral services for Arthur L. Dudley in Oberlin
Aug 12 funeral services for Arthur L. Dudley set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the home in Henricus. George Sedgeman of Oberlin will conduct with Rev Rowsaeeeue officiating. Interment in Westwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Dudley
Henricus
George , Sedgeman
Oberlin
Rowsaeeeue
Westwood Cemetery
Manning Reunion Brings Kin From Oberlin Avon and Elyria
The Manning family reunion held Sunday at the lakeside drew twenty seven attendees from Avon Grafton Oberlin and nearby areas. A basket dinner followed by afternoon games swimming and socializing. Officers elected for the coming term include Durward Knepper president Ireta Wason secretary treasurer Marjorie Knepper historian and Mary Mason. Others present from Oberlin included Mrs Martha Squire and families. A hospital visit noted a ton sil operation. Several locals attended events in Cleveland and Baltimore visits were reported. One member, Wendell Townsley, was seriously injured in Florida in a recent storm with a cracked spinal vertebrae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Sunethon-ons the- Lake
Avon
Graftan
Oberlin
Wis
Hleeven
Ng Bergechneen
Durward Knepper
Oberin
Ireta Wason
Grafton
Marjorie Knepper
Mary Mason
Elyria
Martha Squire
Jack Nye
Esther
Jean
N. Y
John Dunn
King Street
Claude Woolridge
North Proessor Street
Macome Theatre
Cleveland
Yeseérdax
Broadcat
WCLE
Wooridge
Nother
New Oberriin
Carrie Beem
North Professor
A. Prather
Ely
Keith Stenfield
Groveland Street
Baltimore
Bert
Dick Shafer
W. W Shafer
Woodland Avenue
Marine Training Corps
Quantico
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Wendell Townsley
William Townsley
East College Street
Florida
Pensacola
Return from Tour: Alyancovis and Basil Miloysaruft
Basil Miloysaruft and Alyancovis conclude a six week Summer tour through the New England States with their Marionette Theatre. The House on Chicken's Legs a five act fantasy based on a folktale drew enthusiastic response and will be staged here in the Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyancovis
Basil Miloysaruft
New England States
Club notes from Vine Rebekah lodge and affiliates
Regular meetings announced for Vine Rebekah lodge Marina Chapter Eastern Star Oberlin Grange and other groups this week. Entertainment by Dainty Stitchers Jol ly Cooks 4 H club urged ATL members to attend. Martes club to meet with Mrs J A Mc Grann. Odd Fellows and Past Noble Grand Association schedule meetings. Oberlin briefs note William Davidson returns home to Elyria Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Lode Ranmes
Marina Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Oberlin Grange
Grange Hall
Dainty Stitchers
Jolly Cooks
ATL
Martes Club
J. A. McGrann
Woodland Avenue
Odd Fellows Indge
Noble Grand Association of Vine Rebekah Lodge
0. C. May
North Main Street
Testimony Details Bodyguard Trips in Numbers Case
Testimony cites Pompez describing trips from March 1932 to March 1934 when a bodyguard accompanied him to pay off numbers winners. Pompez says George Weinberg then handled trouble after joining the operation. Weinberg, who pled guilty, testified Schultz and Hines conferred in 1992 on protection for the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompez
Combination
George Weinberg
Weinberg
Schultz
Hines
Boy Sues Over Sheep Injury in Lorain
Joseph Gustin a Lorain county boy through his mother Anne Gustin sues Mike Piros for $1000 claiming an 80 pound sheep tethered near his home charged him on August 9 injuring him badly enough to require hospitalization. Injuries include bruises to the stomach chest face nose and eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gustin
Lorann
Anne Gustin
Mike Piros
East Ninth Street
Lorain
Pires
Gustin
St. Joseph's Hospital
Court notes include mobile crash and court actions in Lorain
Deputy Sheriff C J Cordy reports an Olive street accident involving his wife Bernice Cordy and Roy Mumford. The rear of Mumford s car damaged Cordy s trunk and bumper. later notes outline family court actions and a juvenile case continuation plus a probate suit against Rose Recznik s estate. Englands oldest automobile, a 1896 one cylinder, joins a Ramsgate run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Cordy
Olive Street
Ais Bernice Cordy
Courtland Street
Roy Mumford
Ninth Street
Lorain
England
Ramsgate
County and Village Officials Re-Elected and New Members Named
Continued from Page One with election results listing Jerikins Mrs Goldie Perry and F A Stetson re-elected Lorain Charles W Davis and Mrs Belle Wells re-elected John J Baird and Mrs Elizabeth Dolde new members Oberlin Stune re-elected and Mary Grann re-elected new member to replace Mrs Sybil Miller who died Amherst C E Cooper and Mrs John Sabiers re-elected Wellington Guy E Wells and Mrs Ora Stemple re-elected Western half county William A Miller Brownhelm and Mrs May Dramm Russia Township re-elected Eastern half county Stanley H Waite Carlisle re-elected and Mrs Doris Gregg LaPorte new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerikins
Goldie Perry
F. A. Stetson
Lorain
Charles W. Davis
Belle Wells
John J. Baird
Elizabeth Dolde
Oberlin
Stune
Mary Grann
Sybil Miller
Amherst
C. E. Cooper
John Sabiers
Wellington
Guy E. Wells
Ora Stemple
William A. Miller
Brownhelm
May Dramm
Russia Township
Stanley H. Waite
Carlisle
Doris Gregg
LaPorte
Elyria Rotary Final Week Program Announced
The Elyria Rotary noon luncheon will feature a program by several club members whose identities are being kept secret until the event. Reservations are led by Andy Ormsby Worth Fauver and Walter Ayres with other clubs invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Rotary
Lakewood Club
Lakewood Country Club
Andy Ormsby
Worth Fauver
Walter Ayres
Death Record of Frank Mckenzie Wellington
Frank Mckenzie Wellington 80 died Saturday at his son William’s Brighton home after two weeks illness. Born in North Olmsted, he was a retired farmer. Survived only by his son Frank. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Tuesday from the Alc Kenzie residence in Brighton with Rev. H. H. Patrick officiating. Burial by Keith Andrews Funeral Home in Brighton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Frank MccKenzie
William
Brighton
Mr. McKenzie
North Olmsted
Frank
Alc- Kenzie
H. H. Patrick
Obituary notices from Grafton and Oberlin townships
Funeral services for Mark A Paine were held at Immaculate Church in Grafton with burial in Grafton cemetery. Arthur E. Burnham, a lifelong resident and painter, died suddenly at 11 40 pm at his home with services by Bria tlibe trade in Brookdale. Peabody, Oberlin resident, died Sunday morning after a brief illness. she leaves a daughter and several relatives. funeral at Sedceman Funeral Home, Oberlin, with burial at Westword Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Burnham
Secordsstreet
Om Tives
Eny
Eagles Lodge
Mary L Bursham
Brookdale Vere
Tory
Hilla
Peabody
Cassa
Orenard Street
Oberliin
Halloween Wilson
Cleveland
Wilbur
Oberle
Jusa VanDern
Elyria
Peebods
Calumebia
Operlin
George End
Calvert VerDern
Mes Rizzi Kageman
Lorain
Sedceman Funereal
Oberlin
Westword
Pleads Not Guilty To Assault And Battery
George Bunn of 116 Garvin Avenue pleaded not guilty to assault and battery before Justice of the Peace Leonard Smith in police court. He allegedly struck Joe McCrann, 26, with a hammer, fracturing his jaw in front of the McCrann residence. McCrann was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The case is set for 9 AM tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bunn
Garvin Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Leonard Smith
Bunn
Joe McCrann
West River Street
McCrann
Elyria Memorial Hospital
McCrain
Justice Smith
Fined Twenty Dollars for Intoxication in Elyria
Waller Root of Elyria was fined twenty dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication before Justice Smith. Police records show Root had 19 prior arrests and had paid or served fines 17 times. He was arrested about 9 30 p m Saturday by Patrolman Mel Witter near Broad street and East avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller Root
Elyria
Justice of the Peace
Leonard Smith
Justice Smith
Root
Mel Witter
Broad Street
East Avenue
Joe Daney Fined for Intoxication in Police Court
Joe Daney of 222 Eighth Street was fined 3 dollars and costs on an intoxication charge after arraignment before Justice Leonard Smith in police court this morning. He was arrested around 1145 p.m. Saturday by Officer Ed Stankard Jr who found him lying on Tannery Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Daney
Eighth Street
Justice of the Peace
Leonard Smith
Daney
Ed Stankard, Jr
Tannery Street
Frederick Keght
Grafton
Car Involved In Accident Resulting Fine For Driver
C. AL McCallion of 133 Quincy street was fined 5 dollars and costs on a reckless driving charge after a collision with a car driven by Mrs. Frank Snook at East River and Fourth street. The accident happened when McCallion turned from Fourth onto East River. Frederick Knight of Grafton was fined 2 dollars and costs for reckless driving after being cited for speeding between 1 and 1 miles per hour on West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. AL McCallion
Quincy Street
Justice of the Peace
Leonard Smith
McCallion
Frank Snook
Harvard Avenue
East River
Fourth Street
Peirce
East River Street
Knight
West
Fletcher property sale on Broad Street reported
The Fletcher property on Broad Street, east of Cedar, was sold this week. New owner plans remodeling and re-renting. a 25 by 165 foot block will be built later. Price not disclosed but estimated around $12,000. B M O'Donnell will handle rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
B. M. O'Donnell
Fletcher
Cedar Street
O'Donnell
Box Turtle Found On Tomato Vine At Lawrence Gates Home
A six inch greenish box turtle with yellow spots lingered on a tomato vine at 136 Charles Court. Gates observed the turtle’s head retracting into its shell and the lid-like shell segment rising, a behavior linked to the tomato bites he suspects the creature caused. Local interest centers on this unusual turtle and its distinctive rectangular shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Gates
Charles Court
Gates
Seven Y M C A Tournaments Open Tomorrow for Boys
Seven YMCA boys events will start at 9 a m tomorrow in Shuffleboard Camelot Checks and Ping Pong with 117 entries. Herman Geyer announces junior and senior divisions and finals set for Thursday morning with ribbons for first and second and awards at Thursday night Summer party. Pairings listed for first round across events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Geyer
Tom Pallarday
Roy Gardner
Tom Hutchinson
Jack Barnard
Joe Seitz
Jim Simpson
Howard Goodrich
Keefe Brassell
Earl Welton
Bill Williams
Phil Kaiser
Ernest Jackson
Harry Hutchinson
Karl Koepp
Russ Nicholl
John Shamel
Lindy Welton
Ed Robinson
Ved Gilder
Robert Klein
Jim Rosselot
Bult Smith
Tom Smith
Dick Nichols
Harry Chapman
Meredith Williams
Robert Grundie
Sanford Shindle
Pee Wee Grundie
Wally Nichols
Richard Hausman
Charles Grundie
Sidney Gross
Junior Checkers
Harry Hutchingen
Bull Willams
Douglas McKay
Philer
Don Loepert
Joe White
Ted Gilder
Jerry St. Marie
Bob Klein
Bob Grundie
Pee Wee Grande
Ve Hill Smith
John Shamet
Robert Mills
Tom O'Conner
Robert Cox
Arethur Mills
Richard Hanstes
Richard Nicholl
Bob Rosselot
Sanferil Shindle
Semer Ping Peng
Jack Fergursen
Rudy Shriets
James Oan Gardner
Tom T.ard
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Sederis
Aione
Count
Barbara
Esther Wood
Usu
Fhone
Dudley Rites
William Davidson
Chalmer P. Davidson
Elyria Memorial
Stone’‘S Grill
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
S Department
Gratton
Marswritt Musas
Flor Disoree
Tulsa
Muses
Ch Alesas
Crounds of
Trey
Uhicazu
Gus
Fasey
Essa
Pattor
Pedmimur
E. W. Musselman
Carl Curtis
Helen V. Kurtz
Stanlvy Kurtz
Teday
Donn S. Recznik
Rose Recznik
Pape
Rotary
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Charles Kern
Frank McKenzie
Mark A, Paine
Mark Ane
Immaculate Church
Ferron
Keith Andrews
Wi Edlington
Grafton Cemetery
Eliza A. Peabody
Speeder
Broad St
John Anthony
Bund Street
Anthony
Frankie Pytlak
Marie Kathryn Pstlak
Pstlak
Esperante
Poleu Wa
Vets
Treet Serlds Lama
Anima Ray Pete
Whee and Lambs
Tan
Rhemmeetho
Stegl
Mae Pete
Ardenary
Tie Thom
Lac
Leghorn
Rogsters Leberdle
Taney
Pbs
New Jets
Ohio Cobblers
Idaho
Todd
Harey
LIMA
Fea San Pev Hk
Basket
Emarley Lee
Best Bartlett
Avorn
Crookneck
Nan A
Chicago
Cedar Point
Ntral
France
F. A. Humphrey
Optometrist
Middle Ave
Baziley
Slab Bacon
Bologna
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