Avon Lake deputy held for grand jury over shooting
Albert G. Kos 42 Avon Lake deputy marshal bound over to the grand jury on a $2005 bond after arraignment on shooting with intent for wound. He allegedly shot Ralph Schibley 17 Amherst while riding in a car along Wellington Oberlin road. Kos said he intended only to frighten the reckless youths. The youth was shot in the side and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Kos
Avon Lake
Grand Jury
Joseph Petro
Kos
Ralph Schibley
Amherst
Wellington-Obderlin Road
Robert Standen
Schibley
Luella
Evelyn
Clarence Adams
Lorain Rifle Club
Koa
Alphar
Piqua Begins To Build Light Plant
Piqua Ohio officials started construction on a municipal power and light plant with pole raising at a street corner. City Manager L G Whitney announced a proposed bond issue of 675000 independent of the teachers retirement system. Contracts were signed before injunctions restraining work were issued amid pending Franklin County lawsuits. Bond purchasers and city mates not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua, O
Aug
St.ic
M Munitioal Power and Light
Franklin County
Ohio State Fair attracts record attendance third day
The 82nd Ohio State Fair entered its third day as officials predicted the largest crowds in state history with about 60 000 attendees on Tuesday after 49 129 on opening day and favorable weather. Today's program includes wool clothing demonstrations sheep-shearing contests and sheep judging plus county official events with Governor Taft White Highway Director Merrell and Agriculture Director Hanefald expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles M Beer
Ohio
Gaores White
W. Merrell
Earl Hanefald
Lorain County Calf Club wins prizes at state fair
Lorain County 4H calf club exhibitors at the Ohio State Fair earned about 50 dollars in prizes. Raymond Grills of Oberlin won top placements in Jersey calf classes, Kenneth Sprague of Carlisle Banner Club took fourth in an Aarubira calf class, Charles Webber of Wellington earned sixth in Holstein cows, Edward Reisinger of Belden placed eighth in Holsteins, and Edgar Jones of Wellington took tenth in Holstein heifers. Other contests’ results were not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Horton B. Alger
Raymond Grills
Little Big Beven
Oberlin
Kenneth Sprague
Carlisle Banner Club
Charles Webber
Wellington
Edward Reisinger
Belden
Edgar Jones
Local News In a Few Lines Arrests and Thefts
A man identified as ast Koahn of Columbus street was arrested on Waat avenue last night on a charge of intoxication and is to be arraigned before Mayor W. H. Van Oster tomorrow. Nine chickens weighing about two pounds each were reported stolen from Aira Green at 1527 West River Street last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ast Koahn
Columbus Street
Waat Avenue
W. H. van Oster
Aira, Green
West River ‘Street
Train Hits Auto Five Killed in Kentucky Crash
Five people died when an automobile three miles from LaGrange, Kentucky was struck by a Louisville and Nashville train. The deceased are Walter Douglas, 70, his wife Mary, 80, their son Pranties, and two daughters Mabel, 17, and Matilda, 21. Mrs Patay Douglas, wife of Prantie Douglas, was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
LaGranva
Death notices for Rose Fischer and Edward Jackson
Two death notices from Elyria area detail Rose Fischer of 2044 West 68th Street Cleveland who died this week from carbon monoxide in a garage and Edward H Jackson who died Tuesday at home in Elyria after a lingering illness. Rose left behind parents John and Mrs Stark Ridgeville and a large extended family. funeral arrangements are pending at Nichols Funeral Home. Edward Jackson, born July 29 1850 in Cuba New York, resided 35 years in Elyria and is survived by daughter Julia and three brothers. Taylor's Funeral Home will host services with burial in Norwalk Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Fischer
Rose Stark
West 68Th Street
Cleveland
John Stark
Ridgeville
Princes Nicholaus
Elyria
Nick Nicholaus
Agnes Davidson
Sty
Nichols Funeral
West Blvd
Clavaland
Edward H. Jackson
Edward
Jackson
Crahore Court
Cuba
New York
First Baptist Church
Julia Jackson
Tayor
R.T. Ketcham
Norwalk
Ohio
Mme Sara Prince
Walnut
Steam Corners
Arthur Ross
Doris Cain
North Park Streets
South Amherst
Zoella -Hogue
Mercury Reaches New High Marks Across Ohio
Columbus and Toledo posted scorching heat with official readings near the state’s summer highs. Toledo hit 95 degrees with two prostrations while Columbus recorded 94, just under the peak. Forecasters warned of possible thunderstorms and showers that could cool readings Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Toledo
Powder Fire Destroys King Powder Storage Shack
Twelve carloads of gunpowder burned at a King Powder Company storage shack in King's Mills near Lebanon Ohio. The powder had arrived the previous day and was shipped wet, which officials said prevented an explosion. The cause remains undetermined and losses run to thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
King Powder Company
King’s Mills
Here
Roosevelt Will Stay in Manila Amid Campaign Controversy
Colonel Theodora Roosevelt Sr. cancels plans to return to America and aid President Hoover in his campaign against Roosevelt. Secretary Hurley cables Governor General Roosevelt to remain at his post in Manila, citing duty and national emergency. Protests from Philippine leaders arise over Roosevelt’s continued popularity in Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Theodora Roosevelt, Sr
America
Hoover
Roosevelt
Patrick J. Hurley
United States
Philippines
Jie
Haye Roosevelt
May reorganize air races at Cleveland Airport meet
Reports say the National Air Races may reorganize and shorten the Cleveland meet next year to three or four days if losses exceed limits. Pilots plan forming an association to protect interests, possibly affiliating with the airline pilots' union, as Cleveland faces a potential $35,000 loss with 109,000 spent in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Asronautical Association
Direstar Dutford W
Protest Probate Court Fees In Ohio Under Review
Columbus August 31 Protests against the higher probate court fees set by last years probate code are under study by Governor White s committee on economy. Finance Director Howard L Bevis says a revision plan may be recommended after seeking views from Judge Gideon Palmer of Hamilton and probate judges association. The same session features support for city access to Reconstruction Finance Corp loans for slum clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
White
Howard L. Bevis
Bevis
Gideon Palmer
Hamilton
Probate Judges’ Association
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Tuesaday
L. H. Horton
Cleveland
Norton
Cuyahoga County
Stgn
Court of Appeals affirms common pleas ruling for Ridgeville firm
The district court of appeals affirmed a $1,498 judgment for Ridgeville Development against Russell Autenbaugh. Josephine Watkins as administratrix sued Arthur F. Watkins Avon Lake et al to settle accounts on property bought from the decedent. Elyria Savings and Trust filed suit against H H Hicks Lorain Products for $1,125 rent. The piece notes future high level scientific work as a serious occupation for skilled mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Ridgeville
Russell Autenbaugh
W. B. Pardee
District Court
Josephine Watkins
William ¢. Watkins
Arthur F. Watkins
Avon Lake
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Agait H. H. Hicks
Lorain Products Company
Woman Dies Of Heart Failure After Holdup
Cleveland police pursue four suspects after a holdup at 68 year old fortune teller Carrie Siess's home ends with her death from heart failure. Her companion Elisabeth Carey, 64, was tied and gagged. Siess freed Carey, then collapsed and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Carrie Siess
Third Precinct
Sisea
Siesa
School books on sale for Elyria High students 1932
Elyria High School began selling school books for the 1932 33 first semester. The sale occurred at the clerk in the Washington school building following a board decision to reduce first day confusion. A limited number of used books will be bought and resold to those needing cheaper options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely‘n& High School
Washington
Elyria City
Rudy Vallee to pay alimony and settlement to Fay Webb
Rudy Vallee, 70, agreed to a $50,000 outright settlement and $1,000 monthly alimony to Fay Webb after 13 months of marriage. The couple reportedly reached the deal on a New England tour with Vallee’s attorney announcing the terms. Webb will return to Santa Monica, while the settlement may secure a half interest in Vallee’s Beverly Hills estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rudy Vallea
Radio
Roonar
Fay Webb
The
Daily News
New England
Hyman Kushner
Seead Tg
Santa Monica
Calif
Beverlyprints
Two Youth Robbery Gang Nabbed After East Side Chase
Cleveland detectives captured two youths and four accomplices after a high speed chase through the East Side. The gang robbed Wellington and Townsend gas stations, netting 56 dollars, and had tied up locals previously. Confessions from two gang members followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wellington
Townsend
Stanley Glavich
East Side
Wallington
Clarence Adams
Paul Chapman
Harry Brooks
Edward Klouds
John Memko
Medina
Wade Park
Hast 118Th Street
Daan
IWO
Jefferson Junior High Opens to Ease Elyria High Crowding
The Jefferson School becomes a junior high next Tuesday adding one principal and one teacher beyond current staff. About 350 students will be enrolled, including roughly 110 who would have attended Elyria High. Transferring these pupils to Jefferson relieves high school crowding and aligns staffing with the new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffferson
Elyria
Jefferson School
R. C. Maston
Jefferson Bulletpine
F. A. Dunthimer
Tamat
Jefferson Puilding
Lemate
Elyria High School
Maston
Jaffargan
Injured in Fall From Load of Ray Near Fields Corners
August Ipser, 18, of Cleveland, escaped with minor injuries after falling 15 feet from a hay load on a moving truck along Lotain road near Fields Corners. A wire struck him across the face, deputies investigated, and he was treated at Memorial Hospital. Two 15 year olds were with him. truck was traveling fast. In a separate note, Tiffin was selected for the 1933 annual Junior O I A M State Council meeting with remarks by R. S. Cox, Tom Jenkins, and Omer C. Stubbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipser
Cleveland
Ray
Lotain Road
Fields Corners
A. W. Palmer
Sheriff's Office
Paul Chapman
Bob Rodgera
Memorial Hospital
LaPorte
Columbus
Tiffin
O. I. A. M. State Council
R. S. Cox
Millersburg
Tom Jenkins
Ironton
Omer C. Stubbs
Covington
Oberlin Briefs Highlight Local Social Travel and Visits
Oberlin residents report a steady stream of guests and trips. Mrs McAllister of Miami visits Dr and Mrs Miller, while P G Worcester and wife plan a two week motor trip to Eagle River, Wisconsin. Several locals return from travels abroad including Henry Tremaine and cousin Sudborough touring England to Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
McAllister
Miami
Fla
Ober- Ha
Anna Jane Winter
Caledonia
Ohio
W. C. Winder
North Park Street
Henry W. Tremaine
Morgan Street
Misk Sudborough
Wade Park Manor
Cleveland
England
Belgium
Germany
Switzerland
France
C. H. Whittington
M. B. Leming
Washington, D. C
Julia Whittington
Anthony J. Humphreys
Chicago
University of Chicago
Rey
Cady
Columbus
Williams. Wright
South Professor Street
Greenville
Beatrice Smith
Charles
Linwood Park
Ira D. Shaw
Berea
Mollison May Abandon Flight
Captain James A Mollison plans to return to England by steamer instead of attempting an Atlantic flight His wife Amy Johnson urged him to abandon the dangerous run and a physician warned the crossing would be extremely risky if he attempted the non stop return trip from Sydney Nova Scotia to Britain The couple spoke by trans Atlantic telephone on Aug 31 according to the Evening Standard in London and Sydney reports Mollison is famed for flying the Atlantic westward solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James A. Mollison
England
Atlantic
Evening Standard
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Jimmy Mollison
Scatsman
Amy Johnson
Britain
Mollison
Many Apply For Cafeteria Work At Elyria High
Elyria High School students seek noon hour jobs in the school cafeteria. Principal C. P. Shively reports a large number of applications and announces a special registration period from 9 to 11 a.m. Friday at the cafeteria for those who want cafeteria work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
C. P. Shively
Shively
Gasoline Station Fire at Old Mill Station
Elyria reports a fire at the Old Mill gasoline station on Oberlin road near the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Quick action by a station attendant with a garden hose stopped the blaze, blamed on waste oil ignited by men along the tracks. no damage noted. Steve Szucs of 1777 Foster Avenue fined $100 and costs for driving while intoxicated after a collision, with Sheriff’s deputies arresting him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Old Mill
Oberlin Road
Baltimore and Ohio
Steve Szucs
Foster Avenue
Joseph Petro
Clarence Adams
Cleveland Market Report finds steady prices across produce and livestock
Market data shows steady to firm quotes for produce including butter eggs and poultry in Cleveland. Livestock notes indicate hogs, cattle, calves, and calves economy mixed with holdovers and weaker demand, while grain and feeds list diverse commodity prices and local farmers markets offer a wide range of fresh fruits and vegetables with varied baskets and sacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Ohl
Ohio
West Virginia
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Nebraska
Braska_triumphea
Crippled Children Move Reports to Ely School
Crippled children formerly attending the special room at McKinley School will report to the Ely School this year. The state education department approved moving from a basement room to a first floor at Ely, with transportation arranged, causing no inconvenience to the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
McKinley
State Department of Education
Ely School
Rotary Musical Program Delights Elyria Club Members
Rotarians at the Hotel Newell heard Mrs. Robert Hand sing a diverse program with Clare Short on piano. The meeting noted that the third and deciding Rotary Kiwanis baseball game will be at Richwine's field at 5 45 p m Friday, each side having won one game. Elyria Day at the National Air Races was also announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eistia Rotary Club
Robert Hand
Clare Short
Newell
Hand
Rotary
Kiwanis
Richwine's
Mambare
Elyria
Bandits Strip Man Then Abandon Him By Roadside
Aug 31 United Press. Two armed bandits held up J A Smith of Charleston West Virginia as he stopped to change a tire. They took $66 and his clothing and his car then left him naked at the roadside 25 miles north of Marietta. Farmers heard his cries and supplied clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
J. A. Smith
Charleston
W. Va
Smith
Lorain Mayor and Councilmen Sued in Harbor Survey Fight
Harlan G. Curtis former secretary of the Lorain Chamber of Commerce filed suit against Mayor Conley and six Democratic councilmen for 6000 dollars. Curtis alleges they hired his Cap. Fis Service Inc to perform a harbor survey before election on the understanding they would back certain legislation after taking office. Names include Councilmen Grail Demeter Stencil Swat Probdek Marsh Spring Kowalski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan G. Curtis
Secritary
Lorain Chamber of Commerce
Sult
Joseph Conlay
Curtis’ Company
Cap. Fis Service Inc
Henry King
Disinutt
Conley
William Grail
Stephen Demeter
Walter Stencil
Frank Swat
Andrew Probdek
James Marsh
Charles Spring
Kowski
Council Bluffs strike cases and farm relief measures
Hearing set for September 7 on charges against striking workers. trial of strikers arrested in violence in Council Bluffs scheduled for October 3. Justice of the peace cites intense sentiment hindering fair trials. Peterman predicts 3000 trucks strike-bound daily in the district. Woodbury County Holiday Association lists allowed farmer movements past pickets with milk deliveries permitted under agreement. some perishables banned and specific quantities of eggs chickens and potatoes allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Jack Dewitt
Peter
Peterman
Iowa Truckers Association
Woodbury
Lorain Bid Injunction Over Auto Patrol Service
George Czek filed in common pleas court an injunction to stop the city of Lorain from entering a five year auto patrol service contract with Paul Slanina at 323 dollars per month, alleging the bid is not the lowest and best. A hearing is set for Saturday at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Paul Slanina
George Czek
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Piqua
Dayton
Ivan Bantry Coates
Maurice Cooper
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Mrs
Mercury
Rudy
América
Jefferson
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Moore's Garly
Ibis Boston
Shane Ers
Acorn
Rede roMtier
Dasketa
Montly Ie
Numbeer
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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