Fremont Newspaper Manager Injured in Auto Crash
A. C. Wrigley president of Wrigley Brothers Printing and general manager of the Fremont Daily News was struck by a car driven by Harold J. Deal 21 and left in serious condition. He was crossing a street and transported to Memorial hospital in unconscious state with concussion and cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
A. C. Wrigley
Wrigley Brothers Printing Company
Fremont Daily News
Harold J. Deal
Wrigley
Memorial Hospital
Phpsicians
Auto Damaged In Collision Saturday
An auto driven by Mrs. Wiliam Damm of 625 West Avenue was damaged in a collision Saturday afternoon at the West Avenue Broad Street intersection. She reported the accident to police and gave the other car number as 5110.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Damm
West Avenue
Broad Street
Packages Stolen From Locked Sedan in Grafton
W A Whitney of R D 2 Grafton reported a theft from his locked sedan on Second Street. He had placed several packages inside the car containing ladies' wearing apparel and returned a few hours later to find the doors opened and the items missing. He notified the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Whitney
Grafton
Second Street
Whitney
Death notices for Eugenie Muller and Karl Krieutzburg
Eugenie C Muller widow of former Councilman Carl F Muller of 1117 East Avenue died Sunday in Elrriz Memorial hospital after a brief illness and recent operation. Born June 25 1865 she moved to the city in 1873 and married in 1899. Survived by husband daughter Catherine E a teacher in Ravenna schools brother Charles Wiolland sister Catherine Wiolland. Funeral at St Marys Church Tuesday at 9 30 A M with vault at Ridgelawn Cemetery and later Brooksdale cemetery transfer. Karl Krieutzburg aged 76 two months twenty two days died Sunday December 16 at his daughter Mrs Arthur Axx home on Lake Avenue. Survived by wife a daughter and son William of Berea five grandchildren four brothers and two sisters. Services Wednesday at 2 P M at Sudro Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Bourquin and interment at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenie C. Muller
Carl F. Muller
East Avenue
Elrriz Memorial Hospital
Eeonat
Cleveland
Mr. Muller
Elstia
Muller
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Brooksdale Cemetery
Karl Krieutzburg
Arthur Axx
Lake Avenue
William
Berea
Sudro Funeral
Paul Bourquin
Ridgelawn
Warning of Fake G O P Fund Collectors
Frank Stetson, chair of Lorain county Republican Executive Committee, reports a man named A. E. Henry is traveling the state collecting funds claimed to cover the State G O P campaign deficit. Manager Harry D. Silver at campaign HQ warns no such canvass has been sent by state headquarters, though credentialed workers will be used in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stetson
Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
A. E. Henry
Harry D. Silver
Silver
Stiver
Saturday Busy Day for Lorain Auto Club Tag Sales
Saturday marked the busiest tag purchase day of the 1929 season at the Lorain County Automobile Club. Henry Miller, secretary, said over 200 license plates were sold, the most for any single day. Extra help was hired to assist buyers as afternoon demand surged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Club
Lorain County Automobile Club
Henry Miller
Stiller
Court House
Automobile Club
Local News In a Few Lines From Court to Crash Reports
Local items include a weekend crash at Oberlin road and West avenue leaving two cars badly damaged. R A Crites of East avenue and Mike Wisely of Huron street collide, with multiple parts damaged. The same column notes two civil actions, including a $562 celery sale dispute and a suit over property interests. Nellie Louise Wise gains a divorce from Denzy Hush Wise and reclaims her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Postema
Willard
Common Pleas Court
Lauretta C. Taylor
West Palm Beach
Fla
Divorce suit dropped in common pleas court
Frieda Horace sued Milford Horace of Elyria for divorce. Judge 4 R Webber dismissed the case at the plaintiff’s costs today at the plaintiff’s request. Denring charges gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Richard Twigg answered Edith Trigg’s divorce suit in common pleas court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Frieda Horace
Milford Horace
Elyria
R. Webber
Richard Twigg
Edith Trigg
Judgment Awarded In Cognovit Note Case
Judge A R Webber grants cognovit note judgment for 121 40 to Andres Babik against John Katona and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
Andres Babik
John Katona
Boarder’s theft at Mrs Chamberlain’s home reported
A boarder staying at Mrs. Chamberlain’s home at 635 East Avenue left Saturday night. Police were notified after valuables disappeared including a German Mauser pistol, a 17-jewel Hamilton watch, eight dress shirts, ties, handkerchiefs and socks. The suspect is described as a 35 year old man, about 165 pounds, with dark hair and eyes, last seen at the home.
Reports House Ransacked
James Albright of 121 Waverly Street told police a back window was pried open Saturday night and his house ransacked. He said nothing of value appeared missing and suspected a prowler staged the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Albright
Waverly Street
Albright
Royal Family Maintains Cheer Amid Illness at Palace
The King, Prince of Wales, Duke and Duchess of York, and Princess Mary console the ailing queen. Princess Mary stays by her side as doctors nurses and staff move through the sickroom while autos taxis and visitors circulate, keeping the palace routine steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Duke and Duchess of York
Princess Mary
Jon
YMCA Boys Plan Annual Christmas Party Details
The Y M C A boys division will hold its annual Christmas party with Rev William Muir Auld addressing the group. Santa Claus will attend and motion picture comedies will be shown. The event starts at 4 15 P M Friday at the Y M C A with decorations being placed in the basement rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Wilam Muir
Auld Wil
Stekkinen
Village Denies Blame In Answer In Common Pleas Court
Amherst village answers Mary Uleski’s suit for 5000 dollars after she slipped on an icy Amherst sidewalk. Village contends plaintiff was not at fault for injuries suffered in last spring’s ice storm conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Answer
Common Pleas Court
Mary Uleski
Youth On Trial For Death Of Sweetheart
Vincent Rice a 17 year old Staten Island high school student faces trial for the death of his 15 year old sweetheart Alice Joost. Prosecution: strangled her with an electric iron cord after an alleged visit to her home. Rice confessed to losing temper when she reportedly tried to kiss him. alienists Dr. William B. Pritchard and Dr. George Kirby ruled him legally sane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. George
Staten Island
Vincent Rice
Alice Joost
William 3B. Pritchard
George Kirby
Auto Runs Over Foot of Bus Driver on Broad Street
M Perry of the Southwestern Bus Company was slightly injured when a car driven by Mel drum Berkley of Cleveland ran over his right foot while he waited near the sidewalk after alighting from a bus at Broad street and Washington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Perry
Southwestern Bus Company
Broad Street
Washington Avenue
Perry
Meldrum Berkley
West 7Th Street
Cleveland
Equity Cases Assigned in Common Pleas Court This Week
Assignment of equity cases for the week in common pleas court before Judge A. R. Webber lists Tuesday through Friday dockets. Cases include Mitchell s. Mitchell, Motor Car Co. s Motors Corp, Pallas vs. Freeland, Altfeld vs. Brown, Alten vs. Alten, Motors Co. vs. Ford, Baker vs. Jenkins, and others across Finance Co. vs. Reduction Co., Schmier vs. Guelker, Koehring Co. vs. Construction Co., Nemith vs. Kocher, Maddock vs. Sherrard, Auto Payment Co. s. Ball, Ball v. Ball, Schnitzler estate matters, Moraeye. Washburn, and Savers v. Simms among entries for Jan. 2 and related administratrix cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
Mitchell
S. Mitchell
Motor Car Co
S Motors Corp
Pallas
Freeland
Altfeld
Brown
Alten
Motors Co
Ford
Baker
Jenkins
Finance Co
Reduction Co
Schmier
Guelker
Koehring Co
Construction Co
Nemith
Kocher
Maddock Va
Sherrard
Auto Payment Co
S. Ball
Ball
Schnitzler
Myers
Nemezh
Numerowski
Katz
Clement
Kochis
Ktenie
Moraeye
Washburn
Savers
Simms
Ehesz
Ehasz
Odell
Hanenn
S. Hanson
Railroad Hero and Legal Action Highlight 1893
Article recalls a 1893 record speed by a rail executive on a Chicago to New York run with a 460000 pound load and notes his wartime act that helped settle the Chicago stock yards strike. It also mentions patents and lodge memberships. The piece ends with Antonelle suing Donata and Enrico Campana of Lorain for 222.30 on an account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tral and Hudson River Railroad
Chicago
New York
Buffalo
Albany
Stevens
Cleveland Ca
W. H. Canal
Iifs
The
Masons
Indiana
Veterans Association
New York Central Railroad
Lake Shore Pioneer Association
Antonelle
Common Pleas Court
Donata Campana
Enrico Campana
Lorain
Amherst Shoe Dealer Ends Life
Jacob Baus, 60, wealthy Amherst shoe dealer, died by his own action in his garage after failing to report to his Park Avenue store. Despondency blamed. Coroner Miles Perry ruled death by own action. Survived by wife May, two sons Phillip and Norman, one grandchild, two sisters and one brother. Funeral plans not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Amherst
Jacob Baus
Baus
Park
Venus
Ambherst
Woodhill Drive
Woodhill
Miles Perry
Elyria
Balls
Congregational Church
May
Phillip
Norman
Cleveland
O. H. Baker
Joan Frederick
George
Auto collision at Tenth street West Avenue intersection
Early yesterday afternoon two autos collided at the Tenth street West Avenue junction. Jack Stoetzer, driving a West 55th Street Cleveland car, failed to stop and struck Joe Koldoskie’s West River Street vehicle. Damage included wrecked front fender, spring, A frame, and headlight on Koldoskie, with Stoetzer’s front end badly caved in. Stoetzer told police he slowed but did not stop and agreed to settle damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Street
West Avenue
Jack Stoetzer
West 55Th Street
Cleveland
Joe Koldoskie
West River Street
Koldoskie
Stoeters
Stroetzer
Holdoshie
Wright brothers and the birth of modern aviation
A historical account recounts the Wright brothers experimentation with gliders, the 12 second first flight, subsequent 11 mile and 24 mile flights, and the rapid spread of aviation from Kitty Hawk to government demonstrations, Dayton labs, and the rise of transcontinental flight. It highlights American ingenuity, perseverance, and the shift from obscurity to global recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Wright
Wrights
America
Europe
United States
Orville Wright
Taft
Congress
Diplomatic Corps
Wilbur Wright
France
Army
Fort Myer
Alexandria
Virginia
Dayton
Ohio
Kitty Hawk
Police Lieutenant Patrick Ryan Dies in Lorain
Lorain December 17 Lieutenant Patrick Joseph Ryan for twenty five years a member of the Lorain police department died early this morning in St Josephs hospital Cause of death a complication of diseases Doctors said Lieut Ryan was a faithful and important character in Lorains Police department He had lived in the city for thirty years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Patrick Joseph Ryan
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lieut Ryan
Lieut. Ryan
Shot at Party Wounds Woman at Dieweld Apartment
At Sherman Dieweld’s party a new gun discharged accidentally at 3:30 AM injuring Mrs Ella Glass of 17 Woodford Avenue in the ankle. She was taken to hospital where the bullet was removed and she corroborated the host’s account to Police Officer Lloyd Sweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Dieweld
Foxe Furnace Row
Ella Glass
Woodford Avenue
Dieweld
Pleads Guilty of Murder of Teacher at Sheridan School
In court before Circuit Judge Royal H Hawley a 15 year old named Jimmy Deacons pleaded guilty to the murder of a Sheridan schoolteacher aged three. The judge set a later date in the week for testimony to determine degree of guilt as the complaint lacked that specification.
Sub Is Sunk In Navy Test
BLOCK ISLAND R I Dec 17 The salvaged submarine S 4 was sunk in Great Salt Pond today as part of a test to prove safety devices to prevent a repeat of the Provincetown disaster a year ago. The submersible was sunk without a crew in 55 feet of water and salvage work began immediately. The crew tested seacocks before abandoning the craft. The S 4 was lowered until its deck was awash and then blown up. External flooding valves were attached to lines as the boat settled evenly and slowly, contrasting with prior readings from the Coast Guard destroyer Paulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Block Island
R. L
Great Salt Pond
Provincetown
Mass
Coast Guard
Paulding
Botton
Kellogg Treaty vote fails in Senate committee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee failed to bring a vote on the Kellogg Anti War Treaty today. The committee adjourned until tomorrow afternoon after a session lasting about ninety minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bolivian Paraguay war prospects and mid-December siege
Diplomatic efforts to resolve the Chaco conflict between Bolivia and Paraguay gain attention as both sides mobilize. Paraguay rejects the latest offense with fort seizures after Fort Vanguardia attack. mediation offers from Argentina and Washington grow. Bolivia faces ongoing tension and possible mediation acceptance amid rising casualties. In Dayton, James Nicodemus, 57, dies from burns in a gas explosion at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Chaco
Paraguay
Argentina
Washington
Fort Vanguardia
Boqueron
Valles
Agnes, Goma
Mariscal Gomez
Dayton
James Nicodemus
Bura
Man Pleads Guilty To Disorderly Conduct In Stove Breakage
William Pierce appeared in police court after being arrested by landlady Anna Runda of 2912 Chestnut Street. He pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, admitting heavy drinking. Mayor Hewitt fined him ten dollars and costs for the incident involving a stove and household furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Runda
Chestnut Street
Wiliam Pierce
Pierce
Hewitt
Cleveland Produce and Livestock Market Report
Markets report from Cleveland and Toledo dated December 17. Prices for eggs, poultry, potatoes, and meats are listed with ranges for various weights and grades. Highlights include hogs steady to higher, cattle mixed, and lambs up. Export notes show express stock quotas and regional price differentials across Ohio and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minn
Maine
Greene Mountain
Idaho
Cleveland
S.iny
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
YEGGS GET 500 FROM ENRICO CAPRONI RESTAURANT
Cincinnati dispatch reports safecrackers robbed the Enrico Caproni restaurant at dawn and took 300 dollars in cash. Police investigated but details remain sparse, with authorities reviewing security footage and witnesses for leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeggs
Cincinnati
Enrico Caproni
College to Hold Regular Exercises Despite Flu Epidemic
Oberlin College medicine men Bradshaw and Wiking say influenza not serious. most students stay, forty allowed home for holidays. No major cases yet. Tonight at 8:15 Fernands Gernant, 21, organist, performs works by Bach, Franck, Boss, and Liszt Strasbourg. tickets $1, 39 cents for season ticket holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Raymond W.W. Bradshaw
Ernest H. Wiking
Bradshaw
Flaney Chapel
Fernands Gernant
America
Bach
D'oquin
Cesar Franck
Gina
Boss
Scherzo
Vauerne
Saetas
Edouard Torress
Lisst-Stranbe
High School Presents Annual Christmas Music Program
Tomorrow night at 7 30 the high school auditorium hosts the annual Christmas program by the musical organizations. Senior and junior bands glee clubs boys and girls glee clubs and orchestras perform under supervision of Miss Marion S Williams and Arthur L Williams with student directors guiding the ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirh School
Marion S. Williams
Arthur L. Williams
Concert Shows and Christmas Programs At College and Conservatory
In the college and conservatory, will be in charge of the individual numbers. All parents and teachers are especially invited to attend, there being no admission charge, but the concert is open to the public as well. The full program features Little Champion Overture, Wells, senior band, Mr. Squires and Mrs. Sells. Little Papoose. Hark Hark the Lark. Schubert. Senior girls glee club. Who is Sylvia. Grand opera selections. Junior orchestra. Ay Joseph was a walking. Christmas Angels. Old English.Junior girls glee club. Soft Music. March Heroique. Memu etto. Ballet Music from Rosamance. Senior orchestra. Cantique de Niel. Deck the Hall. Welsh Folks Songs. Combined junior and senior glee clubs. BRIEFS. The LT Your M. club will hold their annual Christmas party tonight. The literature department of Oberlin Woman's club will meet tomorrow afternoon. William Baldwin and family have returned to Oberlin from Elyria and occupy their former home on East Lorain Street. The choir of the United church and the Methodist church gave Christmas car keeper services yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Squires
Kings of the Orient
Hopkins
Adams
Milas Leabel Wil
Silon
M. Club
George Jackson
North Cedar Avenue
Oberlin Worman's Club
Safford
Blin Street
William Baldwin
Familly
Elyria
Oberlin
Fast Lorain Street
United Church
Intoxicated man to pay for damaged parked car
D Barry of West Avenue appeared before Mayor James A Hewitt in police court this morning on a charge of being found intoxicated. He pleaded guilty to the charge and was fined ten dollars and costs with five dollars of the fine suspended if he would settle with the car owner for the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Barry
West Avenue
James A. Hewitt
Barry
Seta
Divorce Granted to Mary Jagan in Extreme Cruelty Case
Mary Jagan granted a divorce from Mike Jagan on grounds of extreme cruelty. Also an ad for a six room suite for rent at corner of 7th and Middle Ave O'Donnell Apt with phone numbers 2221 and 5202.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
Mary Jagan
Mike Jagan
7Th and
Middle Ave
O’donnell Apt
Also Mentioned on This Page
CASA
Oberlin Road
R. A. Crites
Mike Wisely
Huron Street
Anton Cook
Contron Pleas Court
Fidelity Realty Company
Charles Wynn
Middle Avenue
Eugene Bermann
Avon Lake
Wynn
Auto
Nellie Louise Wise
Denzy Hush Wise
Nelle Louise Standen
Deeres
Navy
Cleeland
Oberlin W
North Male St
Ait i Hh “College
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