Two Arrested On Gambling Charge
Policy Officers Clare Parker and Corwin Burrer tracked a suspected gambling location on West Avenue. They observed a game, entered the building, and confiscated dice. Lawrence McClain of 31 Center Pl faced permitting gambling while John Vincent of 317 1/2 North Street was charged with gambling. No other charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Parker
Corwin Burrer
West Avenue
Parker
Lawrence McClain
Center
Wes
John Vincent
North Street
Daydreams of Arcadia Over Urban Life in New York
In a Hudson River sunset musings from New York, D C McIntyre contemplates escaping the high pressure of modern success. He yearns for pastoral scenes, the feel of soil, and a tranquil Provençal calm far from cement canyons and director meetings, pondering the tradeoff of achievement and serenity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arcadia
Provence
Jason
Clear-Sylk workers to attend annual outing
Three hundred employees and guests of Clear-Sylk Hosiery Stores Inc plan the annual outing Sunday at Wildwood Park in Cleveland. A noon gathering at Hollen Hotel precedes travel to the park for athletic events entertainment and a 2 PM meal. A. Freeman and J. Schneiderman will attend with Miss Irene Rosenthal in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear-Sylk Hosiery Stores, Inc
Clear-Sylk
Wildwood Park
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain
Youngstown
Columbus
Hollenden Hotel
Wildwood
C. R. Freeman
J. Schneiderman
Irene Rosenthal
Court notices report alimony and divorce actions at Lorain
Atina Rosa of Lorain filed suit yesterday for alimony from John Rosa on grounds of neglect and cruelty. They were married in 1812 and have four children. Eisie Mills of Oberlin filed for divorce from Ralph A Mills on grounds of extreme cruelty. They were married in 1951. Margaret Smith was granted a divorce from Raymond Smith on grounds of......
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atina Rosa
Lorain
John Rosa
Eisie M. Mills
Oberlin
Ralph, A. Mills
Margaret Smith
Raymond Smith
Guy B. Findler
Death Record for John W. Reeder Burial Planned
John W. Reeder, brother of the late Rev. G. A. Reeder, died at his Boston home and will be buried in LaGrange Cemetery on Monday.
Card Faces Disorderly Conduct Charge In Police Court
Clayton Card of this city without a street address is set to appear in police court Monday morning to answer a disorderly conduct charge by local police. Card posted a $50 bond. The prose has a mix of narrative reflections on city life and rural happiness, contrasting mass culture with remote farming, and recounts a letter from a city woman now in a tiny town praising quieter living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Card
Toahia
Stuymmington Park Avenue
Inne Owhiel
Wall Street
Dove
Idol chatter on Hollywood stars and a show stopping standin
Hollywood gossip cites Katharine Hepburn jewels worth about 25000 guarded between scenes. J Barrymore teases Elaine’s film, Ginger Rogers rises with Lela’s bold stage save, and Midwestern censors push chlorine talk amid nudist beach imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Katharinel Hepburn
McCoy
Clark Gable
Joan Crawford
J. Barrymore
Elaine
George Raft
Virginia Pine
Marjorie Lane
Brian Donlever
Tallulah Bankhead
Chaudette Colbert
Hollywood Boulevard
Shirley Temple
Fidler
Dixie Dunbar
Don Ameche
Filmtown
Joe E. Brown
Trene Dunne
Candidates For Office Named At Wellington
A nonpartisan caucus at Wellington nominated incumbents for November except two councilmen and one township trustee. Eleven candidates vied for village council with Frank Obriz and T M Pfeiffer failing to rank in the top six. S W Manning finished third for four year township trustee behind John Barber and W E Hines. Justice of the Peace E L H Perkins led with 613 votes as the largest tally. All winners will appear on the People’s Ticket. The complete vote totals list names and votes across village offices, council, board of public affairs, and township posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Frank Obrig
T. NM. Pfeiffer
S. W. Manning
John Barber
W. E. Hines
Justice of the Peace
EL H. Perkins
People’s
Frank Obriz
Henry Clodwick
Perry Knapp
Dan Grissinger
H. McCaffrey
T. M. Pfeiffer
Ead
William Everhard
E.R. Lehman
Beeeeees
John T. Duff
Wilbur Sutlis
Frank Andrus
F. OM. Jones
R. J. Fortney
P. T. Burnside
di Bay
Guy Phelps
J.C. MacCoughlan
Board of Public Affairs
William Bennett
A. R. Branson
C. G. Battles
Township
W. Manning
Levi Meyers
Gay Gott
O. S. Coats
L.V. Banning
Sidney Stemple
E. H. Perking
Fire Chief Notes Disruptive Calls During Fires
Elyria chief Wallace Bates reports many residents flood the fire desk with location queries during blazes. He urges avoiding unnecessary calls to prevent hindering department action. Bates is also tracing a false alarm from last night that diverted crews to Poplar and Bon Air avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Wallace N. Bates
Bates
Poplar
Bon Air Avenue
Girl 15 Held After Escape From Girls School
The sheriff's department reports a 15 year old girl is in custody after claiming she escaped from LaPeer Training School for Girls. Special Deputy Sheriff Bernard Gilgenbach took her into custody last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
LaPeer Training School
Bernard Gilgenbach
Fire alarm at Poplar and Bon Air turns up false
City firemen answered a reported residence fire at Poplar and Bon Air last night but found no flames or heat. The call, logged as a false alarm, involved Constable Fred Sherman and a list of local officials and residents including JOM alt, Bob M. Herrick, Morris Brenner, A. B. Jones, Herbert H. Reep, J. H. Page, L. W. McConnell, Dr. William Riano, Chas W. Recard, Claude Gott, T. W. McAdoo, Ed Wise, and Mrs Keith Andrews among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siad P.m
Poplar
Bon Air
Collapsia
Pune
Bayle
Ament House
Fred Sherman
R. FE. Jenks
Eee VO Village District School Board
Bob M. Herrick
Morris Brenner
A. B. Jones
Herbert H. Reep
Village District School Board
J. H. Page
Rey
L. W. McConnell
Wiliam Riano
Chas, W. Recard
Aene
Claude Gott
T. W. McAdoo
Ed Wise Wee
Keith Andrews
Seseees
Oberlin church services and schedules disclosed
Oberlin notes list morning worship at First Church in Oberlin with Rev J A Richards and guest preacher Rev Fred L Hall plus organist Henry Booker Jr and cellist Katherine Ride. Nearby First Methodist First Baptist Rust Mount Zion and Episco Grace and Sacred Heart offer Sunday School 9 45 to 11 40 a m, sermons on church themes, prayers and youth activities with weekly midweek services and vespers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
J. A. Richards
Fred L. Hall
D. D
Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches
Henry J. Booker, Jr
Katherine Ride
Booker
Bruce Davis
First Methodist Church
Lee Whiteman, Jr
Ernest Yocom
Men's Brotherhood
Epworth League
Methodist Parsonage
Law Quarterly
First Baptist Church
J Geordon Trick
Eday
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Homer J. Tucker
First Evangelical Church
Hayes
Canton
State Fair Opens At Columbus Today
Ohio s seventh State Fair opened on a Saturday for the first time as mildly hot weather favored the start of the annual agricultural and industrial exposition in Columbus. More than 70 000 attended the opening day with a large share being youths and the event highlighted as school bus drivers day.
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Columbus. O
Ohio
Licenses Granted in Elyria and Surrounding Areas
A list of licensed pairs from Elyria and nearby towns includes Earl Cobayn 21 and Bere tha Horner 22 of Wellington. Joseph Donkawski 2d and Lala Soules C1 of AIK Eust Broad Street. John Schoditseh Jr and Maude Fridenstine 21 of Murray Ridge Road. Glen Fridenstine 24 Elyria RD 2 and Agna Sehaditsch 22 Elyria. William Ross Jr 24 Athentic City with Dorothy Kioffer 21 Elyria. Lloyd H. E. Sump 25 Elyria with Virginia Moran 19 Eaton. Culford Shumnat 39 Elyria with Marie Alexander 25 Woodford Avenue Elyria. Chester Gorski 25 Vermilion with Vera Demchik 24 Lorain. Joseph Kroupa 21 Strongsville with Eileen Licher 21 Avon. Hobart Bryant 34 Chertin with Helen Lapp 35 Amherst. Russell W. Miller 26 Brownhelm with Anna W. Luc cas 29 Lorain. Willard Kruse 22 Amherst with Janet Patterson 19 Lorain. Harry L. Ferner 25 Lorain with Edith Siebke 25 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cobayn
Elyria
Beretha Horner
Wellington
Joseph Donkawski
Dye Hand
Lala Soules
Aik Eust Broad Street
John Schoditseh
Care
Lisle
Maude Fridenstine
Murray Ridge Road
Glen Fridenstine
R. D
Carpenter
Agna Sehaditsch
William Ross, Jr
Athentic City
Siacems
Dorothy Kioffer
Lloyd HE
Ens
Clerk
Virginia P. Moran
Eaton
Culford Shumnat
Molder
Marie Alexander
Woodford Avenue
Chester Gorski
Vermilion
Stenciler
Vera Demchik
Lorain
Joseph Kroupa
Strongs- Vile
Eileen Licher
Avon
Hobart Bryant
Chertin
Helen Lapp
Amherst
Russell W. Miller
Brownhelm
Farmer
Anna W. Luccas
Willard Kruse
Janet Patterson
Harry L. Ferner
Edith Siebke
Joint Meeting of Men’s Bible Classes at Two Churches
The Methodist church and First Church will merge their Men’s Bible classes for a Sunday 9:45 gathering at the Methodist church. Four speakers will cover why beverage alcohol is a social fee, with a general discussion to follow. Topics include prohibition failure and guiding youths about alcohol today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
First Church
J. H. Kutscher
Willis P. Hume
George B. Landis
T. M. Hizzinbotham
Two Face Charge Of Disorderly Conduct
Police filed charges of disorderly conduct against Edward Parker and George Pritchard for a fight in front of the Bar Lunch on Broad Street. They are to be arraigned in police court Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Parker
George Pritchard
Brandston Avenue
Broad Street
Deputies Halt Family Quarrel Near Pittsfield
Deputies were called about 11:20 p m yesterday to a family quarrel near Pittsfield. The disturbance arose from a spy reportedly intoxicated at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Roe
Verdict May Affect Mexico Elopements
In Los Angeles on August 28 UK actor George Brent faced advisement in superior court over an annulment claim against his marriage to Australian actress Constance Worth. Brent argued noncompliance with Mexican law, while a Mexican expert testified that marriage is binding only if a party is or has been a Mexican resident, hinting at a ruling that could affect all Hollywood elopements into Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
George Brent
Colony
Mexico
Brent
Constance Worth
Australia
Gretna
Holywood
Charles E. Haas
Market Prices and Grain Goods from Local Wholesalers
A dense list of commodity quotes and prices across grains, feeds, hay, straw, and produce. Includes corn, wheat, flour, bran, middlings, cottonseed meal, alfalfa, timothy hay, clover, fruit baskets, potatoes, and various vegetables with per unit costs, bag weights, and bulk lots.
Flower Show Attracts Crowd At Amherst Garden Club
Amherst August flower show drawn large crowd at school auditorium with top prizes awarded by popular vote. Winners include Mrs J I Ludwik and Mrs H R Deck, plus multiple section prizes for basket arrangements and tea tables. Club officials and judges noted strong displays from Eastern Stars and local churches.
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Amherst. C
Amherst Garden Club
Amherst
Eastern Stars
Pythiang
Chiefs Club
Congregational Church
Her Une Foster
Dorothy Berger
Bertine Foster
Mildred Springer
John Hamann
Ada Purcell
Amherst Club
J. A. Wesbecher
J. J. Strohmeier
C. Young
A. J. Rice
Brownhelm
Paul Mort
South Amherst
Hall
Flecock Florist Co
Elyria
S. A. Kurtz
Lorain
Glads
George Franks
Walter Frederick
Another Party Held For Miss Helen Lapp
Miss Helen Lapp of Oberlin will wed Hobart Bryant. A kitchen shower hosted by Mrs Clarence Meeinke in Oberlin featured games, pink and green decorations, and a miniature bridal party centerpiece. Guests included Mrs Frank Lapp, Mrs Pearl Cotton, and several others from Elyria, Lorain, and Amherst. Funeral of Branscum child at Amherst Hospital followed by services at a Quarrry Road home and burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Queen Esther class members enjoyed hospitality at Mrs Harry Early’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lapp
Hobart Bryant
Oberlin
Clarence Meeinke
Sth Street
Lorain
Miss Lapp
Frank Lapp
Pearl Cotton
Mis
Lloyd Cummings
Ruth Cromwell
Amherst
Marian Witte
Elyria
Donald Bryant
Stanley Wangerine
Fya Servant
G. Harris
Henry Meister
Otto Brown
Elmer Brown
Earl Meister
Loraint
Walter Read
Port Clinton
Little Plaestine Branscum
McKinley Branscum
Amherst Hospital
Quarry Road
B. H. Ryan
M. F
Evergreen Cemetery
South Amherst
O. H. Baker and Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. C. McIntyre
Hudson
Cedar Point
York Central System
Kore
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Ciites
Carlton A. Squire
Redington
Jimmie Fidler
Lela Rogers
Ginger
Lela
Memphis
Esther Wood
Richard Clevenger
Professor St
Rust Methodist Church
J. F. Wood
Christ Church (Episcopal
L. E. Daniels
Grace Tauteran
H. Iniwe
Sacred Heart Church
Janes P. Brennan
Colonies
F. R. Det
Corinne Rogers
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Paul Krieg
Merwin
Alton
Telegraph Road
Krieg
Pulley’s
William Sedgeman
Toledo
Frank Sedgeman
West College Street
Granville Inn
Sedgeman
Newark
Henry Ellis
Ilex Ater
Menttha Milvox Co
Tris
Letyuck
Baskets Jaer
Shik AaMe
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
the O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
B. A. Jenne
Melvin Schroeder
Howard Werner
N. H. VanKeuren
CG. Maxwell
Charles Mollison
Leonard Wragg
Casper Dui
Dan P. Zilch
Anna Mallison
Pliva
Red Sea
Brownhelm Evangelical Church
Pferrer
James Smith
Rescue Mission
Lewin McKibbon
Brighton Congregational Church
T. Z. Williams
Scranton, Pa
Hospital
Joseph Harges
Harris Street
H. J. Reinhard
Raymond
College Station
Texas
Minnia Nickel
Albert Kreeger
Tena Jacobs
A. Cave
Ashland
FE. Cisne
Charles Cisne
Norwalk
Homer Mulhol-lang
C.H
Great Pyramid
Egypt
Queen Esther
The
Harry Early
Jackson Street
Cri
Lumbermens Muthare Casualty Compant
Lorain County Bank Building
Lake Ave. Coal Co
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