Hunt Man and Woman Sought for Check Fraud
Police search for a short man and a tall dark complexioned woman who passed two worthless checks on Saturday. One for 33 dollars issued by The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company was cashed by Edward Schwartz at Brown Hotel. The other 32 dollar check to Freda Carey was cashed at Kroger on Cleveland street at a vacant house. Detective Lloyd Sweet reported.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Edward Schwartz
Brown Hotel
Kroger Grocery Company
Cleveland Street
Freda Carey
Lloyd Sweet
Loss Of Clothing Mars Vacation Trip
A vacation trip from Evanston Illinois to Brooklyn New York ends in loss as three suitcases belonging to Rev T O Firing disappear after detaching from the car near El ria Ohio. The suitcases containing clothing were strapped to the vehicle and were not recovered after retracing the route to Milan. Rev Firing appeals for the return of the belongings to resume the family trip.
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Evanston
Illinois
T. O
Brooklyn
New York
Milan
Ohio
El‘ria
Woman Lodger at City Jail Last Night
City jail housed its first woman lodger in months when family members complained. Police usually send arrested women to county jail, but with no male prisoners present the woman was kept at the city jail overnight and released this morning.
Accident victim seeks $25000 in suit over 1933 crash
Circle M Figley filed a suit against Max Rothstein for $25000 for injuries alleged from an automobile collision at Route 18 and the Elyria La Grange road on August 29, 1933, according to the petition.
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Circle M, Figley
Max Rothstein
Route 18
Elyria-La Grangs Road
Fine Suspended On Sales Tax Charge
John Grumbos of West Avenue North of Broad Street was fined $25 and costs with the sentence suspended after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro for failure to issue and tear a sales tax coupon. Lola M Patterson, a sales tax examiner, reports the details.
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John Grumbos
West Avenue
Broad Street
Joseph Petro
Lola M. Patterson
New Teacher Appointed at Elyria Business College
Mrs. Mattie Kunkle, former Amherst High School commercial department supervisor, joins Elyria Business College faculty. She will begin work next Tuesday as the fall term opens, continuing a noted career in education.
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Mattie Kunkle
Amherst High School
Elyria Business College
Amherst
Springfield man held on $2500 bond in alleged robbery
William Tracey, 33, of Springfield, was held under a 2500 bond in Cincinnati for allegedly robbing a building and loan messenger of 1635. Tracey denied the robbery and challenged police to give him a lie detector test.
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Cincinnati
William Tracey
Springfield
Tracey
Preacher Herald Theme Echoes From Young Evangelist
Betty Weakland an 18 year old evangelist addressed a large crowd at the Fairgrounds grandstand. She urged that repentance is essential and that preachers must deliver the king's message with no alteration. She warned that changing even one word costs a herald his life and stressed Christ cleanses sin. Miss Freda McKay sang God’s Tomorrow during the program and Weakland announced tonight’s sermon topic The Greatest Thing in the World.
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Betty Weakland
Evarge
Christ
Jesus
Freda McKay
Misa Weakland
F'sria
Ada Binehower Wellington Death in Aug 1874
Miss Ada Binehower farmer of Wellington died after a year's illness at her home in Misveland. Daughter of the late Joseph and Mrs Binehower, she is survived by sisters Mrs Sea Daugherty and Mrs Slemmoans of Cleveland and Blanche Davis of Ft Lauderdale. A Wellington High School graduate of 1897, class members will attend funeral Sunday afternoon at Greenwood cemetery.
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Wellington
Ada Binehower
Joseph Binehower
Sea Daugherty
Slemmoans
Cleveland
Mes
Blanche Davis
Ft Lauderdale
Fla
Wellington High School
Greenwood Cemetery
Miss Harvolk Weds In Quiet Oberlin Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Rose Harvolk, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Harvolk, to Samuel Kruger, occurred quietly Monday at Sacred Heart Rectory Oberlin. Rev James Brennan officiated. families attended as the bride wore embroidered organdie with white roses.
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Oberlin
Aus
Rose Mare Farvolkh
George Harvolk
Brisser Road
Samuel K
Stanley Ford
Harbor
Sacred Heart
James P. Brennan
Kruger
Alex Smola
Resville
Ohio
Final Summer Band Concert Saturday at College Hall
The last summer band concert, conducted by Grilette Rand, features works by Bagley and Sousa and a special "Cabins" piece. Program includes "Washington Post March" and "Starr and Stripes Forever" with guest conductors guiding the evening performance at Charleton College.
44 Asked To Answer Slot Machine Charge
In Columbus Ohio Aug 30 liquor permit holders face revocation after being cited for anti gambling violations. The liquor department summoned 44 permit holders from across the state to show cause why licenses should not be revoked. Governor Davis urged a relentless drive against slots amid widespread violations. Names withheld until they are notified to appear.
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Columbus
Daver
Liquor Department
Ottawa
Lorain
Mahoning
Asht
Ross
Ham
Marti Hed Peen
Penfield News Roundup From Penfield and Nearby Families
Penfield residents share updates from birthdays to reunions and travels. Families including Betts Brouse and Heimer report visits, while locals like Welsh and Kessler travel or host relatives. Cleveland Akron and Elyria connections appear as kin visit Penfield farms, stores, and farms owners.
Court Row Notes From Rural Districts
Cleveland resident Gertrude O’Brien fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding 69 mph. Walter Smith of Stroud and others faced fines for dog violations. Lucy Winemillsr of Wellington sues Nettie Woodratt and State Division of Aid for Foreclosure of Elyria property. Henry DeVin of Penfield fined 1 dollar and costs for assault after striking Ellis Knapp with a board during threshing on August 24.
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Gertrude O'Brien
Cleveland
Joseph Feiro
Lucy Winemillsr
Wellingt
Nettie Woodratt
State Division of Aid
Elyria
Henry DeVin
Penfield
Coss
Joseph Petro
Ellis Knapp
DeVin
Knapp
Norwalk Invited for September Territorial Celebration
Residents of Norwalk Conn received a special invitation to participate in a ceremonial celebration tied to the town’s history. The event is linked to the city’s Norwalk origin, with many early inhabitants tracing roots to an eastern municipality.
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Norwalk
Lorain Pastor To Address Rotary Luncheon
Lorain’s Rey C A Dowell pastor of the Church of the Redeemer will address the Rotary Club at the Elks Club next Tuesday. Dowell will discuss Extravagances and Simplicity. The program is arranged by Harry Reynolds.
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Rey CA Dowell
Theft reported in Newnitave area near Stop 48
Mrs. Ray Watera reported two geese stolen yesterday afternoon near Stop 48 in Newnitave northeast of here. Sheriff’s deputies are investigating as residents report vague remarks overheard during the incident and no arrests have been made.
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Ray Watera
Newnitavene
Stop 48
Here
Sheriff's Department
Action By Green May Be Protested
Cleveland Aug 30 The American Federation of Teachers will discuss protesting William Green president of the AFL for interference with the autonomy of an international union. The plan follows the repatriation of labor leaders with the teachers in convention here who refused to revoke the New York local charter amid charges of a Communist faction. The Progressive element opposed the revocation and elected its slate.
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Cleveland
American Federation of Teachers
William Green
American Federation of Labor
New York
Green
New York Chapel
Teachers Union
Transfers Made In Relief Office Staff
Dismissals in Lorain County Relief Administration were described as transfers within the federal system by Earle Duncan county relief administrator. About 15 FERA employees reportedly moved to WPA as programs shift under war needs. Duncan denied any dismissals noting some quit for better roles and some positions unfilled. The county expects about 40 000 of federal funds for direct relief this September with 5 800 for canning projects under review. Around 345 people will be employed on the mor an work relief projects, with 209 or more women among them. Next month 10 090 of funds were earmarked for canning mattress sewing public works and other minor projects. With 709 on WEA the county will support roughly 1 960 more on direct relief.
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Lorain County Relief Admi
Earle Duncan
FERA
WPA
Duncan
WEA
Alcohol Control Bill Is Signed
President Roosevelt signed the new alcohol control bill placing liquor regulations under the treasury department. The treasury’s alcohol control division will operate under Henry Morgenthau Jr. after Congress overrode opposition. The old Federal alcohol control administration, struck down by the Supreme Court NRA decision, will be fully replaced.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury Department
Liquor Control Division
Treasury
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Congress
Morgenthau
Supreme Court
NRA
Elyria Officer Cleared in Statutory Charge
Elyria patrolman E L Oldag was found not guilty by Lorain Municipal Court Judge W P Duffy. The charge, filed by Mrs Myrtle Mills, stemmed from an incident on August 25 in Elyria.
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Lorain, O
Relief Census Begins in Champaign County
A relief census was started in Urbana today to tally persons in Champaign county. The survey aims to determine numbers needing care when county officials assume relief burden on November 1.
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Urbana
Champaign County
Soap Box Racer Hurt In Manchester Derby
2 Maxon Howland, 33, of Manchester, remained in serious condition after being knocked to the pavement during a snap box derby race. His skull was fractured in the incident. The report also notes fish spawning migrations and the importance of spawning grounds for juvenile survival.
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Manchester, CO
Maxon Howland
Manchester
Howland
Pacific Flight Pioneers Pursue 4465 Mile Nonstop Quest
Allen and Moyle once attempted a 4465 mile nonstop flight from Samushiro Beach Japan to Seattle for a $25000 prize. They faced fuel and funding troubles, survived a forced down on Tilgino island Kamchatka coast, then pressed on to Nome through fog and snow, inspiring cheers from Japan with a 2509 donation.
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Allen
International No Uice
Don Moyle
Samushiro Beach
Japan
Seattle
Tokio
Asahi
Samushiro
Buriat
Tilgino
Kamchatka
Nome
The
Kindergarten openings and teachers named in district plan
The district announces kindergarten openings at McKinley and Franklin schools, with Ely kindergarten starting Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Louise Raumharat leads McKinley and Ely, while Mrs Loyola Taylor heads Franklin. tuition is $2.50 monthly to the teacher. Requests to enroll go through the school principal.
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Conezean
Ivermene
McKinley
Franklin
Ely School
McKinley and Ely
Louise Raumharat
Loyola Taylor
Cleveland Livestock Markets Steady Week Cattle and Hogs Rise
Markets show steady cattle demand with dry fed ease and grass cattle higher. Calves active with prime veals 11 to 12.50. sheep and lambs 25 cents lower. hogs up about 20 cents. Grain and mill feed quotes listed, with Chicago and Toledo cash quot.potatoes, fruits, and vegetables pricing include wide variety items.
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Cleveland
Ste
Chicago
Glee Kretes
Rock Springs
U.S
Idaho
Colorado
Bliss
North Dakota
Jawa
Boys Find 2500 Dollar Ring In Cleveland Gutter
Two youths from Willoughby Frank Pettee aged 14 and Kenneth Hazen aged 11 found a $2,000 diamond ring in a gutter. They returned it to Mrs. John P. Williams of Euclid Ohio who owned the ring, earning themselves $25 by way of reward and spending their day with relief.
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Cleveland
Frank Pettee
Kenneth Hazen
Willoughby
John PR. McWilliams
Euclid
Ohio
Capone Assessed for Unpaid Taxes on Prohibition Beer
Al Capone, imprisoned Chicago gangster, was assessed 120 000 dollars by the commissioner of internal revenue for unpaid taxes on 20 900 barrels of high powered prohibition beer.
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Washington
al Capone
Chicago
Laader
Alcatraz Prison
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Injunction Denied On Oil Royalty Clause Challenge
Federal Judge Oliver B Dickinson denied an injunction petition seeking to halt the constitutionality challenge to the new oil royalty clause in the Securities and Exchange Commission act. The decision preserves the ongoing review of the measure's legality.
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Philadelphia
Cpi
Securities and Exchange Commission Act
Oliver B. Dickinson
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Court Street
Samuel Hoare
Forry
Acme
Herald of King
Black and Silver Tavern
Vic Silver
East Ave
Itc
the O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Lyria, Ohio
Esther Alilen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant
William Stocker
Aileen Strong
Stocker
King Cotton
Miss Strong
Smeelow’s
B. W. Arms
Fischer King Cotton
Sonsa
Stovker
Gillette
Bigelow
American Patrol
Meacham “Malady
Dawes
Washington Post
Sousa Stars and Stripes
Sousa
Barbara Fleming
West College Street
Portland
Oregon
Roger Herrick
East Lorain Street
5 Koat
Millwansa
Leia Brown
Teasureer
Martha Scott
Voss Virginia Fucbardson
M Brown
Jerry Steel
Ser Sardy
Billy Steel
Tr Berrick
Harrick
Dare
Bonne Mae Heyanies
Burns Goon
Conner Gunn
Toledo
R. Dp. A. Gunn
West Lorain
Lawrence Betts
Lucie Johnsom
Betts
William Brouse
Onio Pano's
Eustis
Florida
Mr Shane
Briers Pe
Fred Wandie
Rageas
Merce Myre
Lewis Fon Tari
Ming Harry Welst
Mansfield
Weeash
Raymond Bensehaten
Thetrail
Michigan
Benerhaten
L Hadeon Co
Benechaten
Vins Mariam Sanders
Penfield School
Canada
Ross Myers
W. H. Myers
Kenneth Davison
Wallace Bradstock
P. BE. Davison
Robert Haskins
Joan
Bobby
Akron
Welsh
Walter Smith
Stroud
Ridgev
Petro
Grarden
Lee Minkier
Smith
Lara B. Woodratt
Sederis Restaurant
Pacific Flight
Ferdinand and
Isabella of
Spain
Blue Sky Inn
Country Club
Oberlin Road
Mrs
Tony
Triestino Rest
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Sca
Vlover
Hay — Timothy
Jese
Maling Jogo
Neharby
White
Toledo Grain
I Ae
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Capone
Kay Courtney la
Clare’s Barber Shop
Hap” Clark
Jackson Hotel
Pocahontas Lump CO
KEN
AL Coon Hollow
Household Finance Co
R. R Ritter
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