Accounting Sought In Ridge Hill Cemetery Company Suit
Medora Snyder files in common pleas court seeking an accounting of Ridge Hill Cemetery Company affairs and appointment of a receiver. She alleges ten percent of $500000 trust funds from lot sales—about $50000—was diverted to Ridge Hill Development Company, with secretive actions under Yeager and Bussey causing potential loss to hundreds connected to the cemetery. The petition seeks removal of the cemetery board, voiding certain mortgages, restraining payments by banks, and appointment of a new board and trustees. Yeager calls the allegations a gross misrepresentation and promises a full company statement after review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Ridge Hill Development Company
Common Pleas Court
Medora Snyder
1300 Eighth Street
Lorain
Charles F. Yeager
F. J. Bussey
Cam Pany
Yeager
Bussey
Cemetery Corporation
Lorain Banking Company
Naional Bank of Commerce
National Bank of Larain
Bivria Savings and Trust Company
Nanve Banks
F. Yeager
Path Company
L J. Tussey
Akron
Thomas N. Cock
Lester A. Fauver
Catherine Frank
Liszie Straw
J. J. Smythe
William A. Miller
Ezra
Gladys
Leon Saw
Youth Of Elyria Invited To Meeting
A special invitation extends to Elyria youth to attend a meeting at the Second MF Church on Middle Avenue. Sunday, August 30 at 3:30. Mrs Mortie J. Bell, math teacher at Central High School Cleveland, will speak on Youths Quest for Certainty Today. Bell is a Cleveland leader and Western Reserve alumna with a Master’s from Columbia. she chairs recreation for Centenn Hial School and leads Cleveland youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Middle Avenue
Mortie J. Bel
Central High School
Cleveland
Bell
Western Reserve
Columbia University
Centenn Hial School
Bretton
Chaiman
Recreation Rammates
Boosters
Ask Elyrians To Keep Dogs Confined
The Elyria Board of Health urged dog owners to confine pets to their premises amid a rabies scare sweeping Ohio. The voluntary request warns of possible ordinances with penalties, as the epidemic spreads northward. a few local bites prompted quarantine and observation. Health officials cited ongoing cases of whooping cough and other diseases, with staff conducting numerous visits, tests, and welfare activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyiia
Elyria Board of Health
Ohio
Dot
Hwever
China
Warren
Styria
G. E French
French
Board of Health
Columbus
Health Department
Kathryte Fulton
Myn
E &. Curtiss
G W. Savaze
Ddan Sonfectiomery
F H Williams
Sanitass
Williams
Death Record VRS Mary Casey Mis Mary Cates
Obituary notes the death of Mary Casey, wife of Frank. Funeral services are planned and will be held Monday at the family home.
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VRS
Mary Casey
Mary Cates
Frank Ler
Business College To Have New Instructor
Appointment of Prof EB Streeter as instructor to head commercial training at Bixoria Business College announced. Streeter, holder of a B A and AM degrees, has taught in Cleveland schools and Spearemian, Wooster, and Piers, with graduate work at Harvard. He will teach advanced commercial law and advertising salesmanship and establish new classes in demand. Examinations to fill engineering corps vacancies in regular army to be held Oct 15 and Nov 18-26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Streeter
Bixoria Business College
Attember S
T Reese
FB. Yexe
Streeter
Cleveland
Spearemian College
Wooster College
University of the Sroat
New York
Harvard
University of Pirrmuers
Heald’s College
Pierce School
California
Philndelah Commerce
Feastfollese
Tip Jamestoan
YO Business College
Nas
Hain
Columbus
Colon R. B Patterson
Fort Hay
Ohio Workers Placed in Private Industry and Public Works
A total of 925 Ohioans were returned to private industry employment in the past week, announced by Charles J. Cromling of the Lorain County office of the National Reemployment Service. Of these, 26 were Lorain County residents. Additionally 1279 others were assigned to public works projects statewide in the same period.
Celebrate 23rd Anniversary Of Marriage
Mr and Mrs Wm Thomas of 138 West Street celebrated their 23rd wedding anniversary with a buffet supper. A pink rosebuds bouquet centered the tables as gifts from friends arrived. Bridge was the evening’s diversion with sixteen couples enjoying the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm . Thomas
West Street
Bridge
Elyrian Leases Jackson Hotel on Broad Street
Elyrian has leased the Jackson Hotel at Broad Street and West Avenue. Samuel Deutsch, an Elyria attorney, said the lease would be turned over to the new operator this afternoon. The lessee’s brother, Arnold Dentsch, is expected to become manager. Mrs. Catherine Jackson has run the hotel since her husband Alexander Jackson’s death. The new operator is anticipated to take charge early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Broad Street
West Avenue
Samuel Deutsch
Elyria
Arnold Dentsch
Catherine Jackson
Alexander Jackson
Narrow Escape After Route 10 Bridge Crash
Miss Sup Cevar, 22, of Island Road, narrowly escaped serious injury when her car skidded on Route 10 near the Big Four bridge crossing at about 1 am today and crashed into the guard rail, preventing a plunge down an embankment, per Deputy Sheriff Henry Maeth who investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sup Cevar
Island Road
Bie Four Bridge
Henry Maeht
Oberlin News of Weddings and Obituaries
Announcements cover the Hart campbell wedding set for Friday September 4 at noon with clergy from the Graduate School of Theology officiating. Also noted are engagements, a student death, social visits, and a schedule of church services for Oberlin including First Church and several denominations with times and pastors listed.
Funeral services for Mrs Rose fardner Pacmalae
Funeral services for Mrs Rose Fardner Pacmalae will be held Sunday at the Sedgegan Funeral parlor, with Rev Nicholas Van der Pytt in charge. Chiefs of the Pythian Sister Bearle plan a memorial Wednesday at the home of Mrs Rana Mark in Greredand street. Clarence Avery and Parry Sunon returned home to Saginaw after visiting the Whitman family. Mr and Mrs George Jackson and daughter Wendolyn returned from Newark and the Qhia Caverns trip before returning to Oberlin. Rev Bertram Crocker has returned to Oberlin after a month in the east and will preach at the Baptist church Sunday.
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First
Wherlin
J. A. Richards
Nicholas van der Pyl
First Methodist Church
Jer Whiteman
Epworth League
South Cedar
South Cedar Street
Warar
First Baptist Church
Bertram Vreeker
Christ Church
Episcopal
EB. Daniels
Rectan
Christian Science Society
East College Street
Christ Jesus
Zinn
C Tarter
Frayer
Graea Lutheran Church
K Tynne
Sacred Heart Church
James P. Brennan
Rose Fardner Pacmalae
Bittsfield
Hea Stach
Sedgegan
Paris
Nicholas van der Pyt
Secur
Bearle Wall
Mie Rana
Greredand Street
Mro
Mark Wilson
Ientown
Frath Wilkon
South Wain Street
Clarence Avery
Parry Sunon
Alan
Saginaw, Mich
Witean
Mroo
George Jackson
Wendolyn
Newark
Atthirs
Henry
Jose
Qhia Caverns
Oberlin
Bertram Crocker
East Fe
Baptist Church
Protest to health board against hatchery in Elyria
A petition signed by about 40 residents protested a hatchery on Elyria east side. Presented to the Elyria Board of Health last night the board took no action yet as Dr G B French reported members are studying the situation. Health workers had inspected the hatchery following prior complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Board of Health
Drv. G. BE. French
Court actions filed in Elyria Lorain County suits and divorces
Multiple suits filed in Lorain County courts include W Bingham Company versus C T Hardware for 2570 dollars on a note, William Seher Company against Saverio Borning for 466 on an account, and divorces granted or sought by Maria Harnes from Alfred Harnes and Mike Shamine from Mary Shamina for gross neglect. Jurors numbered 115 were drawn for the September term. Foreclosure actions target Citizens Home and Savings against Paul Kukue and Linaod D Jones, Home Owners Loan Corporation against Horace M Ives and others, and Cleveland Trust Company against several defendants with various sums. Also National Bank of Commerce sues Lewis epphant for 5553 and seeks foreclosure of South Amherst property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Dickason
Elyria
Viola Peters
Lorain
Citizens Home and Savings Company
Paul Kukue
Linaod D. Jones
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Horace M. Ives
Madrid Bomb Drops Four Planes Hit The Capital
A bomb without a fuse dropped from an enemy plane alarms Madrid. The government asserts calm while reports say four planes dropped bombs with casualties admitted in a later communique. Streets dark, lights out, citizens take refuge in cellars as authorities assess the rebel strike near the War Ministry Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
War Ministry
Cug.l
Rebels at the Bidassoa River Death Toll Rises
Reported in earlier dispatches 11 Foreign Legionnaires attempted to desert across the Bidassoa into France. Today French border authorities announced 14 more tried to wade the river and 11 of them were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Legionnaires
Bidassoa
France
Record Month For Foreclosures
Sheriff sales records were broken today as two parcels were auctioned by court order and all but one sold. Deputy Sheriff Claude Adatos, head of the civil branch, said the day’s sales were the most handled in one day since he joined the department. Foreclosures for the month totaled 63, a new monthly record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Adatos
Sheriffs
County Receives 5999 From License Fund Share
Lorain County received 5999 from the motor vehicle license fund in 1945. Frank West, chief of the bureau of motor vehicles, filed the report stating total distributions totaled 522,592 for five percent equalization funds, with each county getting 1376 plus prorated shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank West
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Lorain County
Fourth Page Note Names Educators in Local Schools
Donald Ireland of Germantown named mathematics teacher succeeding Harry Frank as Elytia school system joins. Ireland attended Wittenberg College Ohio State University and Butler University and is pursuing a master's at Ohio State. Elizabeth Ivinson of Wayne Ohio becomes elementary teacher succeeding Virginia Darrah in Euclid schools. Johnson, Bow Green University graduate, taught in Linac city schools five years before moving to candy business and returns to teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ireland
Germantown
Harry Frankfather
Ireland
Wittenberg College
Ohio State University
Butter University
Indianapolis
Butler
Ohio State
Elizabeth Ivinson
Wayne
Ohio
Virginia Darrah
Euclid
Ss Johnson
Bow Green University
Lina City
Lorain County Fair Opens Amid Economic Contests
A 71st Lorain County Fair opens for three days as the Chamber of Commerce cites housing issues hindering new industries. State funds allocate 599090 for road improvements, while Amherst plans a 375000 sewage plant after earlier estimates. A bank sale to Lorain County Savings and Trust is nearly complete, with Amherst bank to become a branch. Relief efforts for Filyria discussed, and two youths at Charleston are believed to be truants from Grafton. The era’s erratic world weighs on the thinking public.
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S'ummeres
Amassador William ©. Sharp
Washington
Paris
Lorain County
Bisha
Shartace
Chamber of Commerce
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Riyria
Amherst Bank
Filyria
James A. Hewitt
Charleston
West Virginia
Grafton
Market Prices For Hides Poultry Fruits And Grains
Prices and market notes from the United States Department of Agriculture show steady demand and mixed quality across items. Descriptions cover poultry, eggs, vegetables, fruits, and grains with regional listings and commodity grade notes. Continuous pricing for onions carrots lettuce and potatoes appears alongside specific crate and basket counts for fresh produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatra
Ducal
Walt
Wwe
Plymouth
Urollerd
Lee
Culurad Jilke
Leghorn
Barebaul
Bern
United States Department of Agriculture
New Jersey
C. S
Kansas
Idaho
Bliss Triungiphs
U.S
Washington
Bayley
Ohio weather shifts to cooler temps after heavy rainfall
Alexander said central Ohio saw the heaviest precipitation with broad cooling effects statewide. Forecasts for today and Sunday called for fair, cool conditions with normal late summer to early fall temperatures returning. A separate note records John Larner's fine and suspended costs after appearing before Mayor Dew A. Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Ohio
John Larner
Dew A Baird
Avon social clubs host games and visits in Avon Ohio
Avon residents hosted Pleasant Hour Club at Avon's AVON home with card games and prizes for Mrs. George Nagel and Mrs. Matt Casper. Five Hundred Club entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Josena Forthofer. Neighbors Mrs. Edwin Casper, Mrs. Roy Rothberg visited. Mr. and Mrs. John Olds returned from Canada trip. Mrs. Norman Stockhaus visited from Doter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon. O
Josena Forthofer
Avenie
Harold Smith
Paul Stokes
Ed Staxg
Carl Schafer
WE. Blake
Brervs
Edwin Casper
Cleveland
Roy Rothberg
Elyria
Mat Casper
John Olds
Rondeau
Canada
T. Wilford
Perle
Norman Stockhaus
Doter
Vermilion News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Events
Vermilion notes record Mrs Jeser Cassidy visiting her father in Wiliail Crum Cleveland and Miss Jeanette Kubureick sharing time at home after a Cleveland visit. Church crowds attended St Mary’s for a charity event. Funeral services for Mrs John Miller were held on State Street with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery. Residents Myre and Mrs John Fitzgerald visited Cleveland. Mrs Charles Blattner shopped in Lorain. Alex Kuburiick of Wakeman visited Vermilion. Rev Heller and family, former Reformed Church pastor, visited. Little Anna Mae Barnhart visited grandmother. Mrs Anna Onplinger and daughter, Mrs Leslie Reising, drove to Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeser Cassidy
Wiliail Crum
Cleveland
Jeanette Kubureick
Thared
Evelied
Carl Croll
Carl Carlson
Carl Carson Sr
St. Mary's Church
John Miller
St. Joseph's Hospital
State Street
Maple Grove
Cemeter Myre
John Fitzgerald
Charles Blattner
Alex Kuburiick
Wakeman
Heller
Ehurch
Anna Mae Barnhart
South Amherst
Les. Resing
Anna Onplinger
Leslie Refising
Amherst
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Alf M Landon
Allen Wales Adding Machene Corp
Anillewtric
G. J. O'Connor
Vath St
Wesresci
Bal Wat
Pes
J F Roe
U. S
Day’s Music Store
Murphy Bros
Bread Street
Business College
Prof
BH. FB. Streeter
Elyrian
Jackson Hotel
Esther Wood
Professor Street
Priday
Nberlin
Anguet
E. Ruth Hart
Watis A Hart
Robert McKeives Campbell
J BE. Campbell
Tess Thomas W Graham
Graduate School of Theology
Miss Hart
Qheriin College
Mr. Campbell
Oberkin
Sylvi Ith
Frederik KB. Smith
Evanston
Illino
Bra Comines
Charles R. Comings
Qberlin
Smith
Raxgermare School
Qberlin College
Cramings
Oberlin College
Oberan School of Commerce
Nf AG
Dorothy M Granger
Caldwell
Miss Granger
Oberlin Conservatory
Floyd Martin
Elsra
Marie Bosnes
Dayton
Ida Clapp
North Main Street
VW. Ross
Robert
Okcurs “Eternit
Sibley & Sprague Telephone
Health Board
W. Bingham Company
C-T Hardware Company
William Seher Company
Saverio Borning
Maria Harnes
Alfred Harnes
Avon Lake
Mike Shamine
Mary Shamina
Cleveland Trust Company
Joseph Murray
Connie Moore
The
National Bank of Comcerep
Lewis Epphant
Eclosive
State Highway Department
Oberiin
State Y. M. C. A
State Department of Health
Amherst Council
Wellington
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Orton
PHONE
Toledo Terain
Proml CE
Saples
Avon
PLE Sant Hour Club
Vermilion
Brieps
E. F. Whitney
Florida
Turner Pack
Oonn
Phon
Losats County Company
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