Sheriff objects to Justice Baird as too lenient
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan assails Justice Richard Baird for a lenient stance toward violators and vows to send all sheriff arrests elsewhere. He cites recent cases at the Wayside Inn where four youths fined for intoxication and resisting arrest faced varied sentences, and questions Baird’s handling of the David Hamilton case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Finegan
Justice of the Peace
Richard Baird
Sheriff Department
Wayside Inn
Charles
Box
Cambridge Avenue
Jom
Jolson
Ro D B. Grafton
James Krugman
Riverdale Court
Jack Tomes
Columbia Station
Retox
ACAY
Bex c
Johsson
Nso
Bex
Baird
Kiwanis Club To Hear Dr Courtney
The Elyia Kiwanis Club will host a luncheon meeting at noon Thursday in the Elks Marine Room with speaker Dr Homer W Courtney former pastor of the local First Methodist Church and former sabestin of the Kiwanis. His talk honors the birthday anniversaries of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
W. Courtney
Lakeside
First Methodist Church
Elyvia Kiwanis Club
Elks Marine Room
Courtney
Kiwanis Club
George Washington
Abraham Tincol
Amherst Gas Outage and Car Fire Reported
Amherst residents faced a four hour gas outage starting at 4 p.m. due to a high pressure regulator ice block at the Town Boiler Station. gas returned near 1 a.m. Loud speaker notices informed villagers. A Foster Hulton R D 2 Amherst resident’s car on Gulf Road near South Overbrook Drive was badly damaged by fire, burning seats and upholstery as fuel and oil leaks spread. cause tied to a misfiring or ignition of accumulated grease on the motor block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Amherst
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Ab Attomabie
Foster
Hulton
R. D
Amherst
Gulf Road
Orth
South Overbrook Drive
Train Crash Involving Shipboard Crew Injures Several
A train collided with explosions and smoke near a port en route to South America. Among the injured is MoS Bil fig, an engineman from Altoona. He was dragged from the wreckage to a 14 car hospital train. Nurses and doctors arrived. many injuries described as extremely serious. Several dead bodies reported, including Jo u Parasorg and M. EL McAtdie Scrttdale iy. Other victims include Henserry Pa fgeman and George H. Say Nd Mrs. Sadie Tasay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Mos Bilfig
GE Altoona
Engieman
Ouhr
Arardedt Nadly
Omeaga
New York
St. Louis
Jared
Jou
Parasorg
Alto Ferang
M. EL
F! Mohart
George H Sobg
Sadie Tasay
Pat
25 New Dwellings Permits Granted on Riverside Drive
Vhe Elynn Building Company secured city permits for 23 new single story homes on Riverside Deree near Ninth and Tenth with each valued at 8000 and total 200000. Plans include aluminum panel facades and Goodyear coatings. Mills and Fire of Akron own the project with Dimes McHugh of Neveland named contractor. the firm has space for more homes if criteria met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhe Elynn Building Company
Riverside Deree
Ninth
Tenth
Hart Diekaser
Goodyear
Mills and Fire of
Akron
Elva Mauiding Company
Dimes McHugh
Neveland
AL Rah
Brandison Street
Heanes
Brandison
Rahl
Death notices in Elyria honor Ernie Ko Mart and Christ Haney
Ernie Ko Mart age 62 of 708 Middle avenue died Monday at 3 d p m at home following illness. Survived by wife Violet, daughter Beverly Hart, three sisters Edith Boughton Olive Baird Mawd Braun and two brothers Max J Hart Rex E Mart. Funeral at Nichols-Dicken Funeral Home with burial at Ridge town cemetery. Christ G Haney 80 of 336 Columbus street died Monday after four days illness. Retired from Gevern Industries, member of St Marys Church. Survived by wife Anna eight sons Jobin Ch G Lakewood Walter Robert Chirence Arthur George and daughter Dorothy Steger, sister Attia Ledgere and 12 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Body at Hittner Funeral Home. Services Thursday at 9 a m from the funeral home and 2 30 p m at St Marys Church. Interment St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Ko Mart
Middle Avenue
Alt Hirt
Carlisle
Krry
Elyria
Timms Spring Company
First Baptist Church
Violet
Warten
Beverly OR. Hart
Edith Boughton
Olive Baird
Mawd Braun
Fairview
Max J, Hart
Rex EB. Mart
Nichols-Dicken
D. Irving Reese
Bari
Ridgetown Cemetery
Christ G. Haney
Christ G. Hanes
Culimbus Street
Berea
Haney
Elgrut
Columbia Station
Gevern Industries Company
St. Mars’s Church
Anna
Jobin
Rochester
Lakewood
Walter
Chae Robert
Chirence
Arthur George All
Bivvia
Dorothy Steger
Attia Ledgere
Priin
Hittner Funeral Home
Sorviers
Qa. m
St. Mary's Shurch
Willan G. Neseyon
St. Mary's Cemetery
Two Men Fined In Police Court Disorderly Conduct
Lo Wakefield and Willan O Nea Lorain were each fined 13 with costs after a 1130 p m arrest on Northwood disturbance. The incident followed the arrest of friend Warren Gardner at a separate location. Gardner himself was fined 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Willan O'Neal
Lorain
Beefore Justice Co
Yasterday
Northwood
Warren Gardner
Lapa
Ure Sante Plave
Fey
Tony Gardner
la Uke
Unclear OCR record with mixed proper nouns and edits
Fragmentary text from an OCR source mentions Sruath, Blvriadian School, LAPIN gifts, SINK, Resar Servier Corpary, $100 and $90 sums, names such as Davis and Fagan, and scattered place references. The passage is garbled with misspellings and incomplete phrases, lacking a coherent narrative or verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A ON Sruath
Met- UN
Blvriadian
Lapin
Resar Servier Corpary
West Side Cat
Manawmote
Puetrans
Colleans
Van
Bod Davis
Joan Fagan
Solem
Sy “Olin
Hove
Trailer License Ordinance Gets First Reading
Jam Wsht tots proposes a trailer camp license ordinance to regulate trailer mamps and traders, require health and safety facilities, and impose a $1 monthly license fee per trailer in Wisata. Provisions ban unapproved lot parking and set time limits. Council to discuss changes at next committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
Atlus
Council
Roe Tiaken
Selim Machard Horan
Liquor Inspector Resigns Amid Pressure Claims
Edlmund Schuster, a former liquor inspector in Columbus, resigns after accusing pressure from the department and a senator’s committee. He says bribery cases and interference tainted enforcement, and cites a report he submitted on supervision. State Senator Roscoe Walcutt chairs the Senate committee set to hear his testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus-Gacy
Pribery
Senate
Nin
Supernut Haldee
Elid
Xdor
Ohuw
Schuster
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Colitttbus
Let Contract For Printing Of Ballots
Lorain County Board of Elections accepted Ohio Service Tinting Company of Lorain as sole bidder to print May primary ballots. Total cost 798.50. 15 725 Republican and 14 725 Democratic ballots required. Elections held in Lorain Elyria Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Amherst Man Fined and License Suspended in DUI Case
John Balas of Amherst was fined and had his driving license suspended after a court arraignment on a driving under the influence charge. The incident followed a collision on Luke Avenue near Hig Street, injuring passenger Roars Romar of Lorain. a car struck a tree at 89 High Street after hitting Terrelts tar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Balas
Amherst
Justice CC
Unday
Ucar
Luke Avenue
Biscard Terrel
West River Strat
Pan
Pat Martin
Bellehield Avenue
Roars Romar
Lorain
Pasengers
Elyria Mee
Arles
High Street
Sees Danger In Outlawing Closed Shop
Columbus report notes opposition to outlawing the closed shop in union contracts. Undersecretary David Morse warns Congress risks industrial chaos and harming the nation’s peaceful era in labor relations. He argues current trends show labor favors cooperation and warns restrictive action could derail agreements in building trades packing steel and other industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Congress
Lauber
David Morse
Morse
Boy Turned Over to Authorities After Threat at Park
A four year old boy was taken into custody by police after attempting to prise an elderly woman's purse on Broad Street near Park Avenue. He admitted the act saying it was a joke, but the woman described the threat and he fled. Officers traced and detained him and turned him over to county authorities yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
County Sivende
Atomic Physicist Warns of Vast Atomic Threat
Chicago physicist Edwindl Teller warns in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists that future atomic bombs could be far more powerful than Hiroshima and Nagasaki. He says a single device might devastate hundreds of miles and endanger the United States, urging preparedness for rapid development of countermeasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edwindl Teller
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Teller
University of Chicago
United State
Bulletin of the Atoms Scientists of
Telley
Two Boys Drown After Fall Into Fire Doul Ce New
Two 11 year olds, Henry Cett and Megat Fortier, drowned when they fell through fire at a Mahoning River area, as divers searched the scene. Authorities reported the incident and identified the youths, with police later arresting a suspect and continuing inquiries in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Choe
Henry Cett
Megat
Fortier Drive
Imen
Sax Lanis Bette
Markets Produce Apples and Vegetables at Local Fair
A garbled market listing details crates of apples and corn with prices per unit, mentions baskets of produce, chives, onions, potatoes, and peas, plus government grade eggs and cheese quotes from Chicago markets. It notes varied prices and quantities across multiple suppliers, with occasional yields and packing details amid a busy, irregular OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Erty Dick
Farm Bureau Jadey
Imrge
Chicago
Carl Quotations
Setelpty
Wwe Prade
Law Oprade
Good BU
Vatter
Chiaee
Geuda
Ingrade
Farm Bureau Heads To Meet Here Tomorrow
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative manager Mermnott Pawel says a regional meeting will be held at 10 a.m. in the Mar Room at the Elks Club with cooperative directors and managers from Erie, Towa in, Cuyahoga and Huron counties attending. Harold Wilson and Walton will discuss machinery availability, general competences, and expected price trends for materials during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plang
Obie Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Walton
Ohio Farm Bureal Cooperative
Teachers Hold First Of Series of Meetings at Elvina High
The first meeting of a series for Elvina High School teachers was led by J F E Bohn, superintendent of public schools, who spoke on the philosophy of education. A general discussion followed, with plans for weekly sessions featuring some speakers and panel discussions on topics such as personnel, religious training, visual education, and teacher pupil relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvina
J. F E. Bohn
Cis
BovEn
J. D. Severs
Prices At Noon Purniaugy By Caltes Pees
A fragmented notice mentions prices at noon and local seat counts in Ward 4. Names appear garbled but indicate civic or market pricing terms and a general update on current standings or allocations. The readable elements focus on price timing and ward level matters.
Assault charge after wife leaped from window to flee husband
Anthony Bober 27 of LaPorte was charged with assault and battery by wife Genevieve now in Ely Memorial Hospital with a sprained ankle suffered when she jumped from a second story window at 4:31 a m Sunday to escape him. He awaits arraignment before Justice Richard Baird as petitions for citizenship hearings proceed in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Bober
LaPorte
Genevieve
Ely Memorial Hospital
Rober
Justice of the Peace
Richard Baird
New Company Buys Eastern Heights Land, Plans Homes
A new firm named the iEastern Heights Building and Land Company has bought the Eastern Heights real estate and aims to start home construction this spring. Principals include John E. Galazin and Arthird Nemes, with others unnamed. The purchase covers about 20 vacant lots and business parcels at Fourth and East River Streets, Park Avenue, Brooke Street, and surrounding land. The venture seeks to build and sell homes, upholding Eastern Heights standards as envisioned by J. G. Crisp, with initial work likely on vacant improved lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iEastern Heights Building and Land Company
Eastern Heights Land Company
John. E. Galazin
Stanford Avenue
Arthird. Nemes
Lake Avenue
Cinla- Ait
Med‘ie
Garford Avenue
Adrian Read
Thume
Lves
Gilavin c
Rome
Eastern Heights
Lance Campane
Heights
Fourth
East River Streets
Park Avenue
Brod Street
J. GO. Crisp
Sawlazin
Sears Rueblick and Company
Nemes
Lorain County
Special World Day Of Prayer Service At First U P Church
A World Day of Prayer service sponsored by the Women's Missionary Society will be held at First United Presbyterian Church 200 East Avenue Friday February 21 at 2 pm. The union service led by Mrs Ned Palm includes churches from the area and features songs scripture consecration and prayer for local national and world mission work. Also in police court Mrs Ethel Hershey was fined five dollars and costs for failing to stop at a red light at Road Street and East Avenue and John McCurdy was cited for failing to stop at a traffic signal and will appear February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn Aifw. Ca
Hahn Assetiates Corp
Milius Hahn
Rose M. Hahn
Common Pleas Court
Diemakers, Inc
East Twenty-sixth Street
Cleveland
Guy B. Findley
Hahn
Transurur
Milton Hahn
Pcormmning
Hahnalen
Servier
First United Presbyterian Church
East Avenue
Women's Missiona Society
Ned Palm
National Association of Evangelicals
Ethel Hershey
North
Rudgeville
Road Street
Fast Avenue
John McCurdy
Adelbert Street
Broad Street
West Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Justice Baird
Dr. Courtney
Leeuseenegens
Madison
Ernie K. Hart
Brighton
RESAR
Florist
River At
Amherst Man
Max French, Jr
Helgtts Houlevard
Pewe
Bievele
Masatoler
Ely Park
Fedecal
Cody Stremges
Shires
Col Dunce
Boy
West River Sheet
Lee
Realtors
Hai
Hedin
Iowa
Curtis Ambulance
Richard Graham
Knights of Pythias Whill
Denbrook
David J. Nye
Richard 2. Graham
Robert K. Wilson
Gerald W. Gaston
Coun
Cihors
Tom
R. W. Butts
Ohi Public Service Company
Walter ¢Opeamooy
Eiks
Denbroal Chapler
Advisi Ellsworth Miaubwuer
Art Holliday
Nye
Dbpbrook
Robert Wilson
William Hults
David J
Zagharias
William Powell
George Geng
George Wilcox
Cecil Garland
Richard Edwards
Robert Wolf
Charlos Marsh
David Kelly
Rodney Lang
John Browne
Theron Snyder
Edward Seavold
William Lilley
George Silliwaugh
Willian Shaw
Arnold Keopriva
Wayne Baus
James Shelock
Richard Decker
James Fawcell
Gary Penfound
Wallace Nichols
Jax
Russell Allen
Farm Bureau
NOY Cinatet Peter
Onigemory
Rovbarhrerto Boe A Ke Ge Werth Co
Hera General
Moroes
Ropabho Stel OS Sivel
Gabinet
Abbe
Schue and Saville
Federal Naturaliaation
Irwin Fromson
Cleveland Heights
Charles Prout
Grafton
Porte
John Nagel
Common Plees Court
Edith Marshment
Virgil
Guy
Findley
Richard List
Yimer
Justiia Roller
George Keels
Zola Tristman
West River
Eastern Heights Land
First U.P. Church
Murbach Coal & Supply CO
Kirkman
Speed & CO
By Qi Parreesor
Fa Hake
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