Penns Not Guilty Case Continues After Drunken Driving Arrest
Edward McGuire of 132 Fairlawn avenue was arrested for driving while intoxicated after his car hit a Liberty Highway Company truck at Cedar and Depot streets. McGuire pleaded not guilty in police court and the case was continued until next Saturday morning. his automobile sustained damage in the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGuire
Fairlawn Avenue
Liberty Highway Company
L. C. Rathburn
Cedar
Depot Streets
McGuire
Man Denies Liquor Possession Charge In Police Court
Andrew Bashak of Seventeenth Street pleaded not guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor and the case was continued to Tuesday morning after police arrested him last night. Officers report he discarded a bottle on the Black River ice during a raid. enough evidence was recovered to make the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bashak
Seventeenth Street
Black River
Ridgeville Farm Bureau Elects Officers for 1931
Ridgeville Township Farm Bureau elected two officers at its annual meeting held at the Ridgeville Town Hall. Sterling Mills was named chairman and Claude Spicer was chosen secretary. Miss Alice Bird county agricultural extension agent and Henry Leimpach of Brownhelm Township spoke at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Township
Bureau
Ridgeville Town Hall
Sterling Mills
Claude Spicer
Alice Bird
Henry Leimpach
Brownhelm Township
Funeral Services for George Pohorence Held Monday
Funeral services for the late George Pohorence will be conducted Monday morning at 9 30 from Holy Trinity church in Lorain. The body lies at the home of the deceased's father at 452 BelI avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pohorence
Holy Trinity Church
Lorain
Beli Avenue
Suits filed in common pleas court on cognovit notes
Three cognovit note judgments were filed this morning in common pleas court. Savings Deposit and Trust Company Elyria sues S. E. and Laura Wurst for 31000. Wally Roe Electric seeks 228.19 from Frank and May Kinsman. First Wellington Bank sues George L. and William Hines for 1429.63. Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company also seeks 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Savings Deposit and Trust Company
Elyria
S. E
Laura Wurst
Wally Roe Electric Company
Frank
May Kinsman
First Wellington Bank
George L
William Hines
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Fellow Joins Cleveland National Town and Country Club
E. J. Fellow former Elyria Chamber of Commerce secretary has joined the National Town and Country Club of Cleveland. Since leaving Elyria he and his wife have resided in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J
Cleveland
ER. J. Fellow
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
National Town and Country Club of
Elyria
Lorain
Cure for Pneumonia via Oxygen Carbon Dioxide Mix
A recent announcement reports several pneumonia cases were cured by administering an inhalation mixture of oxygen and carbon dioxide. The approach highlights a potential therapeutic method and notes observed recoveries.
Henderson Neat Heads Ohio National Guard Adjutant General
Columbus O Dec 20 Governor elect George White announced Frank D Henderson of Grandview overseas World War veteran as adjutant general of the Ohio National Guard This marks the first announced appointment of the White administration Henderson a brigadier general and former adjutant general from 1923 to 1928 directed relief work after the Lorain tornado and in mining districts He entered the National Guard in 1906 and served on the Mexican border before joining the 166th Infantry in the Rainbow division during World War I He commanded battalions and led the first large American raid in the Baccarat area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank D. Henderson
Grandview
Ohio National Guard
George White
Henderson
Marysville
Vic Donahey
Lorain
National Guard
Fourth
Ohio Infantry
Ohio
United States
166Th Infantry
Baccarat
Thieves Make Haul Of Coats In East Liverpool Club
Police in three states hunted burglars who broke into the East Liverpool Country Club women’s locker room during a semi monthly dinner-bridge and stole ten fur coats valued at 4500 to 5000 dollars. The burglars entered around 10 PM through a clear room window as the party peaked and transported the loot by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool. O
East Liverpool Country Club
East Liverpool
Victit
New Gym And Pool To Be Put Up By O S U
COLUMBUS. CO., Dec 20. Ohio State University will have a new physical education building and natatorium ready for use by 7,000 men students next fall. Contractors said they are four months ahead of schedule and expect completion by the end of July in favorable weather. The natatorium will supply a premier midwest swimming pool for the Buckeye team. The varsity gym and wrestling squads will gain five new gymnasium floors and space for other indoor athletic work now held in the old armory or stadium areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. CO
Ohio State University
Middle West
Buckeye
Royal Neighbors Holiday Party At Modern Woodmen Hall
The Royal Neighbors met with good attendance for a festive evening. Three candidates received the obligation, installation planned for January second, followed by a card party. A Christmas program featured Joy to the World, recitations, music, gifts for children, and a gift exchange for adults. Santa and a tree were highlights with popcorn and candy served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Hall
Santa Claus
West Side Guild Benefit Party At Park Place
The West Side Guild of St Andrews church held a benefit party at Miss Louie Laundon’s Park Place home. Eight tables of cards were in progress with ten games played. prizes went to Mrs Charles Long and Mrs Diane Rupert for high scores and to Chester Nichols and Mrs R Cobb for consolation. Guild members served refreshments late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
St. Andrew's Church
Louie Laundon
Park Place
Charles Long
Diane Rupert
Chester Nichols
R. Cobb
St Pauls C E Society Reorganized With Caroling Plans
The St Pauls church youth group has reorganized the C E Society and now meets Sundays at 6 30 pm. Attendance has been good and a Christmas program is planned for Sunday evening with Ruth Heginbotham in charge. The group plans to go caroling during Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's C. E. Society
C. E. Society
St Paul's Church
Ruth Heginbotham
cChristmas Eye
Dinner Party at Miller Home Hosts and Gift Exchange
Miss Maxine Miller and sister Mrs. Willard Hicks hosted twelve guests at their Grafton road home on Friday. The table was decked with Jerusalem cherries and red tapered candles as favors. The group enjoyed social time and gathered around the Christmas tree where each guest received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Home
Maxine Miller
Willard Hicks
Grafton Road
Jerusalem
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Lorain
Admissions list includes Mrs Frank Majores of Lorain and Mrs James Jackson of 495 W 14th plus Antoinette De Marco of 124 Quincy Street. Discharges include Richard Betounes of 415 Chestnut Street and Antoinette DeMarco of 124 Quincy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Majores
Lorain
James Jackson
Antoinette DeMarco
Quincy Street
Richard Betounes
Chestnut Street
Marriage License Granted for Edward Waldron and Helen Byers
Edward Waldron aged 26 a records clerk of Amherst with Reverend Eastman officiating over the marriage to Helen Byers aged 28 of Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Waldron
Amherst
Helen Byers
Eastman
Amherst Woman Weds Oberlin Man in Tonawanda Church
A quiet but pretty wedding took place at the First Evangelical Church in Tonawanda New York on Thursday at 4 30 pm. Mrs Viola Reinhard of Amherst married William Berg of Oberlin in a single ring ceremony officiated by Rev Henry Dute. A wedding dinner followed at the parsonage. The couple plans an extended automobile tour of the east then Florida returning to reside in Oberlin in a new modern home. Mrs Berg is active in St Peters Evangelical Church and Sunday School, while Mr Berg belongs to St Peters Church Men s Bible Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
First Evangelical
Tonawanda
N. Y
Viola Reinhard
West Street
William Berz
Oberlin
Henry Dute
Florida
United States
R. F.D
Berg
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Philathea
Missionary Society
St. Peters Church
Gasoline Use Falls Seven Percent From Normal
Gasoline consumption stands seven percent below normal levels, signaling softer demand. Industry observers cite weather and travel patterns as contributing factors, while producers assess pricing impacts and inventory adjustments.
Yuletide Illumination Contest Seeks Elyria Entries
Elyria lights are bright as Yuletide displays bloom across the city. The Chronicle Telegram offers 50 prize dollars for the best illuminations, to be judged between Christmas and New Year’s. Submit a coupon by mail for a chance to recover part of your lighting costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Chronicle Telegram
Elyrian Owns Missouri Rock Formation Collection
Mr and Mrs Fmil Ebert of Elyria display a 100 rock formation collection gathered about 36 years ago near an unfinished Missouri lead mine. Many rocks are petrified wood or sponges, suggesting the Gulf of Mexico once covered parts of North America. Neighbors have viewed the display, and the Eberts invite interested visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Fmil Ebert
Woodland Avenue
Elyria
Gulf of Mexico
North American
Ebert
Goodrich to Add 10 000 Men
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company plans to employ 10,000 more workers by the end of 1931 at its Akron and Los Angeles plants. President P. W. Litchfield credited the firm’s growth to the country’s sound financial condition, with current employment at 55,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
P. W. Litchfield
Litchfield
Oberlin College official injured in street accident
H W Cargill assistant treasurer of Oberlin College was seriously injured in a cross street collision in front of the Post Office on South Main. He suffered chest injuries a fractured and dislocated collar bone and multiple cuts and bruises. He is resting and expected to recover. Christmas party held by First Methodist Ladies Aid Society with 115 present featuring carols a play and gifts distributed by a postman dressed member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
H W. Cargill
Oberlin College
South Main Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Methodist Church
Anna Slater
Mary MecGranh
Campbell
Nettie Summers
Jeffers
Bond
Leo Kimmel
Beatrice Smith
William Winter
J. T. Henderson
Stella Crowell
Charlotte Bond
Dudly Peter Allen Museum Joins Print Collectors Society
The museum becomes a member of the American College Society of Print Collectors, a national group limited to three leading colleges or universities per state. It will begin collecting prints by recognized masters for study. The first arrived is a study of trees by Alfred Hutty. The society publishes two prints annually for members. The three year list features masters such as Frank Brangwyn, John Cameron, Samuel Chamberlain, Martin Hardie, A. W. Huntzelmann and Alfred Hut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Allen Museum
American College Society of Print Collectors
Alfred Hutty
Frank Brangwin
John Cameron
Samue Chamberlain
Martin Hardie
A. W. Huntzelmann
Alfred Hutt
Two Wives Granted Divorces by Local Judges
Sadie L. Beaver was granted a divorce from Horace A. Beaver for gross neglect of duty by Judge W. B. Thompson. Virginia E. Winfield received a divorce from James S. Winfield yesterday afternoon, granted by Judge A. R. Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Sadie L. Beaver
Horace A. Beaver
W. B. Thompson
A R. Webber
Virginia E. Winfield
James S. Winfield
Scouts Aid Santa Clauses Cincinnati Toy Drive
The Boy Scouts of Cincinnati open a repair shop to rebuild old toys for poor children, aiming to brighten Christmas for needy youngsters this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouts Aid
Santa Clats Cincinnati
Boy Scouts of Cincinnati
Christmas Party Highlights At Fourth and M Club
Mrs William Fitzner hosted a Christmas party for the Fourth and M Club with bridge as the main activity. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs Clarence Kerns and Henry Kolb of Amherst, while Mrs Steve Coinman and Paul Mori received consolation. Gifts were exchanged late in the evening and refreshments served. Ruth Dawley has returned home from Allen Hospital after an appendectomy. Mrs G D Keller and daughter visit Cleveland for the weekend. Margaret Yocom of Bowling Green arrives for a two week visit with her mother. James Balance of News Printing Co was called to Mississippi due to his sister's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fitzner
Bridge
Clarence Kerns
Henry Kolb
Amherst
Steve Coinman
Paul Mori
Ruth Dawley
Allen Hospital
G. D. Keller
Cleveland
Margaret Yocom
Bowling Green Arived
J. D. Yocom
James Balance
The
News Printing Company
Mississippi
Akron and nearby towns host social hour and refreshments
A gathering drawing attendees from Akron, Cleveland, West Salem, Lorain, West Park, Elyria, and Oberlin concluded with a social hour and refreshments. The event showcased community outreach and regional participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Cleveland
West Salem
Lorain
West Park
Elyria
Oberlin
Zippers Fall to Creamery at Local Bowling Alleys
The Zippers mixed team of women and men led by Steve Prosky and members Mrs. Fr ank Lugaski Bern ie Miler Mrs Emma Fitzpatrick and Miss Carmen posted 1726 pins. The Creamery squad with Clark Althaus Kepler Stack Farney and Sooy rolled 1947 pins on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creamery
Zippers
Steve Prosky
Frank Lugaski
Bernie Miler
Emma Fitzpatrick
Carmen
Clark
Althaus
Kepler
Stack
Farney
Sooy
Wellington YRS Henry Ramser Installed as Worthy Matron
Henry Ramser was installed as Worthy Matron of the Eastern Stars in Wellington D on December 20. The ceremony featured festive Christmas decor, colored gowns, and chrysanthemums. Officers included Mrs. Olive Willums of Akron as Associate Grand Matron and numerous local members, with 160 guests attending the installation and related proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ramser
Wellington
Masonic Temple
Eastern Stars
Ramser
Olive Willums
Akron
State of
Ohio
Marie Ramser
Hazel Pierce
Mildred Petty
Lorain
Harry Otterbacker
W. J. Powell
Ira Lee
Gertrude Holland
Charles Omeroid
Helen Baker
Edwin Wells
Eagles Initiate Four Members At Fraternal Order Event
Charles Lasley, Richard Duff, Leroy Whitner, and Richard Moore were initiated into the Fraternal Order of Eagles at a Thursday evening initiation. Following the regular meeting, an oyster supper prepared by Frank Andrews and Van Barber was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Charles Lasley
Richard Duff
Leroy Whitner
Richard Moore
Order of Eagles
Frank Andrews
van Barber
Warren Presents Parents With Radio In Detroit Return
Clarence Warren returned to his Detroit home after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Warren on East Main Street. Before leaving he gave his parents a cabinet radio as a gift, with his brother Albert Warren of Wellington and sister Mrs Joe Gannett of Clear Lake New Jersey present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Warren
Detroit
Walter Warren
East Main Street
Albert Warren
Wellington
Joe Gannett
Clear Lake
N. J
Cleveland Produce and Livestock Markets Report
Cleveland markets show butter eggs and poultry prices, potatoes and cattle values, hogs at 200 to 260 pounds, with holdovers steady. Sheep and calves noted with week-to-week changes, Chicago and Toledo grain closings summarized, including wheat corn rye and oats ranges and egg and hay listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Toledo Livestock Market Report Hogs and cattle steady
Toledo market reports receipts mixed with steady prices across hogs cattle calves and sheep. Heavies bring 7.80 to 7.90, mediums 7.40 to 8.00, Yorkers 7.75 to 8.00, pigs around 9.0. Calves light receipts with steady demand. sheep light with steady prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Chicago grain prices and receipts report from December 20
Chicago dairy and grain quotations show butter receipts at 6,579 tubs with firmer creamery and extras pricing, eggs steady with no price changes, poultry receipts including live birds and fowls, and potato shipments totaling 117 cars under USDA. wheat prices No 1 hard 79c and No 1 northern spring 7 1/2c. corn No 2 86 1/2 to 89 1/2c. oats No 2 white 22 1/4c. barley 47 6%. timothy seed and clover seed listed. futures quotes for old grain and specific month closes provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Toledo O, Dee
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Coltorado McClures
Timothy
Two Suits Filed Against Lorain Man
Two suits for 750 dollars each were filed in Lorain common pleas court against A V Hageman. Plaintiffs Hire Dineff and Naum Miller claim Hageman received 1900 dollars to execute property bonds for Anton Naumoff and Nick Flaska, and settled for 250 in each case but has not returned 750 to either man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Agaist A
Hageman
Lorain
Dineff
Naum Miller
Anton Naumoff
Miller
Nick Flaska
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PENNS
PHSE
Ridgeville
Farm Bureau
Henderson Neat
U. N
O.S. U
Castle’s
Chronicle - Telegram
Maranatha
First Baptist Church
East Avenue House
Milderd Smith
Mildred Miller
Reva Hayes
Georgia Gegenheimer
Evangeline Spieth
Ida Mae Jones
West Side Guild
Amberst
Howard Wilson Moving and Storage
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyrian
Goodrich
Groveland Street
Esther Alflen
Allen Museum
Nina Omeroid
Bella Smith
Alberta Branson
Mae Burge
Ruby Duff
Martha Goodwin
Marshall
Isabelle Bennett
Mildred White
Ada
Beatrice Bradley
Ruth
Wilma Wadsworth
Esther
Creda Grissinger
Martha
Mae Smith
Electa
Cassie Rowland
A. R. Bran
O’donnll Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Virginia Lump
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
W. Bridge St
Marie Green
Idaho
U.P
Sauer’s
Broad St
Lorain Man
Henke
Beauty
Tattersall Court
Merry Christmas
Pocket Comics Candy
Whitmans
Hess& Ruhl
DRUGS
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