Attendance Officer Kept On The Jump In February
Elyria school attendance officer O M Williams reported a busy February 1929 with 113 cases investigated, bringing the year-to-date total to 661. Sickness caused 42 absences, neglect by parents 14, and wilful truancy 9. High school had 44 investigations, with multiple other schools listed, plus 11 book requests, 3 clothing requests, 2 tuition cases, 174 miles traveled, and 53 working permits issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Willams
Elyria
Franklin
Hamilton
McKinley
Garford
Ely
Gates
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Opportunity
Lutheran
Williams
Bernard Shaw Confined To Bed
London reports Bernard Shaw the 72 year old Irish satirist was confined to bed with a severe cold and doctors in attendance. Mrs Shaw ignored his anti medicine stance and sent for physicians though Shaw’s condition was described as progressing. The episode follows his recent satirical sketch on King George and medical care.
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London
Geo
L Bernard Shaw
Shaw
United Press
George
Bognor
Hear Evidence In Auto Suit At Common Pleas Court
A jury in Judge A. R. Webber's court hears evidence in a minor damage suit appealed from Justice court. Thomas Gustas sues C. A. Beaver for 55.43 alleging damage to his auto from a collision at East avenue and Fourth street on September 1, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Justice Court
Thomas Gustas
C. A. Beaver
East Avenue
Fourth Street
Tire and Rim Stolen From Auto on Middle Avenue
A spare tire and rim measuring 29x4.76 were stolen from a car parked on Middle avenue near the Court House last night. The owner EB F Reger of 205 Fourteenth street reported the theft to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Avenue
Court House
EB. F. Reger
Fourteenth Street
Ridgeville Man Reports Car LPlate Stolen at Falcon Motors
A Ridgeville resident, E. Daugherty, told police yesterday that while his car was parked at the Falcon Motors plant someone took the license plate A-89-620.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
E. &. Daugherty
Falcon Motors
Farm hand arrested for intoxication in LaGrange
LaGrange police arrested farm hand Frank Barney on a charge of intoxication after he came to town to buy clothes. Barney pleaded guilty in police court this morning. Mayor James A. Hewitt fined him five dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange Farm
Frank Barney
Barney
James A. Hewitt
Intoxicated man arrested. court fines issued
Joe Coon of Western Heights was found intoxicated on the street and arrested by police last night. Goons pleaded guilty in police court this morning and were fined five dollars plus costs by Major James A. Hewitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Coon
Western Heights
James A. Hewitt
Judge awards $515.11 judgment to Wickens Co against De Palma
Common Pleas Judge A I Webber granted a 2 ccog novit note judgment for 515.11 dollars in favor of Wickens Company against Margaret De Palma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
A. I. Webber
Sun
Wickens Company
Margaret de Palma
Sedan with broken wheel found abandoned on West River Street
Police found a sedan with a broken wheel and no lights on West River Street last night at 9 p.m. The car was towed to a garage and later released to its owner, Martin Chomi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West River Street
Martin Chomi
False alarm on car tampering proves neighbor misunderstanding
An Ohio street resident believed thieves were at 128 Ohio Street and alerted police. Officers arrived in a patrol car and learned the neighbor was simply moving their own car from the garage, ending the incident as a false alarm with no crime found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Street
Elyria High to Hear B Of T Expert Henry Clark Friday
Elyria High School will host a Friday morning assembly for the three upper grades with Henry Clark educational director of the Elyria Board of Trade leading the talk on reorganization and expansion. Principal C P Shively announced the plan today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clark
Elyria Board of Trade Reorganization and Expansion Campaign
Elyria High School
C. P. Shively
Woman knocked down by bakery truck at busy intersection
An unknown woman was struck and bruised when a bakery truck owned by a Cleveland firm backing from Broad Street onto West Avenue hit her at the Broad and West avenues intersection yesterday afternoon. Police stopped the driver, Jack Mahoney of Townline Road, on Lodi Street. victim's name not given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad and
West Avenue
Jack Mahoney
Townline Road
Cleveland
Broad Street
Lodi Street
Flags or insignia cannot be registered as trade marks
The article states that flags, coats of arms, or other insignia of the United States cannot be registered as trade marks. It notes legal or regulatory restrictions on protection of national symbols in branding. The piece emphasizes that such symbols are excluded from trademark registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Shakespeare Child Progeny Before Twenty One
The claim notes that William Shakespeare allegedly fathered three children before reaching twenty one, alongside a separate assertion that improvements to known articles, increasing usefulness, are patentable. The statements appear as two disparate ideas with no shared event or source linkage.
Intoxicated Driver Charged After City Collision
An alleged intoxicated driver collided at Third street and West avenue at noon. Mrs Schlieperston stopped on Third street waiting for a sedan driven by Charles Carros to pass. Carros swerved into the rear of Schlieper’s auto, causing heavy damage. he helped push it to West Avenue and left before officers arrived. He was arrested and faces police court tomorrow morning on driving while intoxicated charges.
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Third Street
West Avenue
Schlieperston
Oberlin Road
Schileper
Charles Carros
Clarix Avenue
Carros
Weelsvente
Death record infant daughter of Sparks
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Sparks of La Grange died yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital Burial followed at La Grange cemetery Funeral services were held at Nichols Funeral Home at 2:00 this afternoon
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Baby Sparks
Charles Sparks
la Grange
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nichol
la Grange Cemetery
Mrs Chismar, Elyria Resident, Rites Scheduled
Mrs. Joseph Chismar, 56, died Tuesday evening at home on Huron street after a brief illness. She leaves her husband, one daughter, and seven sons including Mrs. Mary Kennedy of Buffalo and sons Joseph, John, Frank, Steve Andry, Mike, and George of Elyria. Funeral services set for Friday at 9:90 from St Agnea Church with burial at St Mary's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chismar
Huron Street
Mary Kennedy
Buffalo
N. Y
Joseph
Cleveland
John
Frank
Steve
Andry
Mike
George
Elyria
St. Agnea Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Death of Frank Peck at 56 in Brownhelm farming circle
Amherst Feb 28 Frank Peck 56 a well known Brownhelm farmer died suddenly at his home at 5 00 this morning after a morning breathing peculiarity. He is survived by widow Margaret Peck, daughter Marie Angersbach and four grandchildren of Henrietta. Peck was born and lived in Stownhelm his life and belonged to Brownhelm Congregational church and the Grange. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Amherst
Frank Peck
Henrietta
Mr. Peck
Stownhelm
Brownhelm
Market prices for butter eggs poultry and potatoes
Market listing shows butter in tubs and extras with prices from 49 to 55 cents per pound, eggs by quality from 35 to 43 cents, assorted poultry prices including heavy fowls 32 33 cents and ducks at 30 33 cents, and potatoes priced by region with 100 pound bags at 2.10 dollars and home grown sacks at 16 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
Maine
Green Mountain
Michigan
Idaho
Florida
Cleveland Livestock Market Prices and Receipts Report
Receipts: cattle 250, calves 550, sheep 1100. Market steady with beef steers around 210.59 and beef cows about 7.50 to 8.50. Hogs show 250-350 lb at 11.35 to 11.50, sows around 9.25. Lambs top at 17.59 with bulk at 17.00 to 17.25. Packing figures and other minor categories noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pisa
Toledo Livestock Hog and Calf Market Report
Receipts 1150 hogs with prices 10.65 to 11.00 for beasts and 11.96 to 12.0 for mediums. Yorkers 9.59 to 9.75. Good pigs around 9.50. Calves receipts light with steady tone. Sheep and lambs receipts light with market steady.
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Toledo
Mar
Fined 200 for Possession After Sheriff's Raid
Sheriff Clarence Adams and four deputies fined Ann Marvis 200 dollars and costs in Justice S. J. George's court after a Griswold road raid near Lake Avenue. The raid found about 60 gallons of wine and a small amount of booze at the Marvis home. One deputy and Mrs. Marvis clashed as she tried to throw a jug. the deputy fell and water flooded the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Adams
Anns Marvis
Court of Justice
S. J. George
Marvis
Griswold Road
Lake Avenue
Wednyeday
Youth Fined For Being Reckless on Clark Street
Clarence Troutman of 225 Winckles Street was arrested for reckless driving after speeding near an auto wreck on Clark Street. In police court he pleaded guilty, was fined five dollars plus costs by Mayor James A. Hewitt, and warned never to appear again. The arresting officer reported the car slid 160 feet after being flagged down.
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Clark Street
Clarence Troutman
Winckles Street
Troutman
James A. Hewitt
Foch Unable To Take Food In Paris
Paris February 28 Marshal Ferdinand Foch received milk injections to treat uraemia and camphor to strengthen the heart as doctors battled a fourth crisis. His condition was stationary after a quiet night with lower temperature yet extreme weakness preventing nourishment. A bulletin called his state satisfactory though the general remains near convalescence and unlikely to resume duties enforcing the Versailles treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Laubrie
Marshal Foch Gay
Foch
Lindbergh and Miss Morrow Escape Plane Crash
Lindbergh and his fiancée Miss Morrow survived a crash at a hangar area after a wheel was lost on takeoff. Lindbergh suffered a dislocated shoulder and received anesthesia at Lady Cowdray hospital, while Miss Morrow remained shaken. They later drove to Visuebla to inspect the plane, offering few details about the trip. The couple treated the incident with humor to ease nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Gs Nored
Miss Morrow
Morrow
Augustus
New York
Paris
Air Mall
Sidney Ulfelder
Ulfeider
Lindbercsh
Lady Cowdrar Hospital
Swancee
the Feld
Lindherra
Elizabeth Morrow
Vaibuena
Seld
Rumor of Support for C C Pyle Coast Race Hopeful
Charles Eskin, a West Avenue marathoner and cable splicer at National Tube in Lorain, eyes entry to C C Pyle coast to coast race with 31 days to go. He runs home from the plant each night in about an hour and awaits Elyria Board of Trade action and potential employee fund backing rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C Pyle
Charles Eskins
West Avenue
Eskin i
National Tube Company
Lorain
Eskias
Elyria Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Eskin
Glass A Scholastic Cage Tournament At Sandusky
A district class A basketball tourney in Sandusky features Fremont Fostoria Bellevue Tiffin Columbiana Bucyrus Norwalk Galion Shelby and Sandusky high schools competing for regional qualification at Findlay. Fremont meets Fostoria in the opening game. both were finalists in Mansfield last year.
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Sandusky
Fremont
Fostoria
Bellevue
Tiffin
Columbiana
Bucyrus
Norwalk
Galion
Shelby
Finlay
Findlay
Mansfield
Grafton Case Breaks Out Again
Llewellyn Banntern a Grafton taxpayer filed a petition for restraining orders to stop Mrs. Wilby Baker from receiving 150 dollars for auditing village books. The case seeks to prevent a judgment against the village and to bar the village election officer from resisting actions that would grant Baker funds. Ballots previously voted 240 to 124 against Baker in the November referendum.
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Grafton
Wilby Baker
Llewellyn Bbantern
Tulng
Baker
Common Pleas Court
Slantern
Busene Nkaechges
Award Awaits Midget Foul Shooters
The A N Smith Award, a gold basketball charm, will be given to Elshall school lightweight basketball’s best foul shooter. The elimination tournament starts at 6 15 p m in the EHS gym. Coach A N Smith funds the award to boost foul shooting effort. Contests are bracket style with two shooters each round and four free throws per match. The winner advances to the finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Smith
Elshall
EHS
Budget Plan Aims Tight Control Over State Funds
The article notes Governor Cooper and Silver discuss appropriation plans for new buildings repairs and equipment across departments under the Governor with the finance director to oversee expenditures and wield veto power if land shortfalls appear. A detailed appropriation budget for the biennium will be presented next week. Projected two year state income stands at 62000050 excluding highway revenue, and the budget should not exceed this. A new daily accounting system will allow the finance department to monitor funds for each department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver
Coope
Hienalum
Cooper Administration
Finance Department
First Butterfly Captured At Eaton
The first butterfly of spring was spotted and captured by Balogh on the Steve Baloghs farm in Maton township this morning. He chased a brown butterfly with three inch wingspan and red dots, calling it a real sign of spring. He said it is the earliest butterfly he has ever seen this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilnter
Steve Balog
Maton Township
Balogh
Iutt
Chronicle-Telegram
Jury Favors Defendant in Elyria Assault Case
A Common Pleas Court jury returned a verdict for defendant Steve Becker in a $1000 assault and battery suit brought by Frank Brezyski over a fight in Elyria. The jury, including one woman, deliberated about one hour and twenty minutes with ten of twelve agreeing.
Thompson Hears Evidence in Suit Over Deed
A suit to set aside a deed concerning a Columbia township farm was heard in Judge W B Thompson's court. Mrs. Catherine Monnen of Cleveland sues Arnold Schultz alleging he exploited her condition to obtain the property for about 1100 when it was worth 3509 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Township
W. B. Thompson
Catherine Monnen
Arnold Schultz
Cleveland
Schultz
Farm co operatives to steady supply and prices in city
A discussion on farm goods moving to city terminals argues for a single strong cooperative to regulate supply and ensure fair farmer returns while keeping consumer prices reasonable. It notes Jardine will join the Federated fruit and vegetable growers after retiring from the cabinet on March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jardine
Federated Fruit and Vegetable Growers
Urvanization
Ackerman opposes highway land purchase measure
Ackerman, questioning state department integrity, opposes a good roads federation amendment that would grant the highway director land purchasing power. He warns of graft risk and cites Cuyahoga county as a caution. He then departs for Cleveland to be with his seriously ill wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackerman
Legislative Committee
Good Roads Federation
Sue to Collect Insurance From Buckeye Union Casualty
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co filed suit in common pleas court on Wednesday seeking $2300 from Buckeye Union Casualty for two of five autos destroyed on Feb 2 1928. The Gooden Brothers owned the cars but mortgaged them to the bank and the loss is alleged to be covered by the defendants insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Common Pleas
Buckeye Union Casualty Company
Gooden Brothers
Savings and Trust Company
High School Band to Enter Bucyrus Contest
Elyria High School announces its band will join the Northeastern Ohio Band Association Music Festival in Bucyrus on May 3 and 4 under director J. Martin Beck. A feature is the Grand Band on May 3 with more than 300 musicians participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Bucyrus
J. Martin Beck
Shakespeare's Life Record Lacks Contemporary Mention
From his christening on April 26 1564 to his marriage on November 25 1582 no word or act of Shakespeare is recorded and no contemporary mentions him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Shakespeare Leaves Stratford for London at Age Twenty
The narrative notes that Shakespeare fled Stratford for London when about twenty or twenty one, arriving penniless yet healthy and hopeful about his future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Stratford
London
Telephone Girl Marshalville Heroine
Edith Hartman, village telephone operator, saved Marshalville from a large fire by calling every volunteer fireman after the bell rope broke. The blaze damaged a business district cluster, with losses set at 12000 dollars. The operator then alerted Doylestown and Orville departments to assist.
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Wooster
Marshalville
Here
Edith Hartman
Miss Hartman
Doylestown
Orville
Upstart crow criticized Shakespeare in 1592 description
A contemporary of Shakespeare in 1592 described him as there is an upstart crow beautiful with out feathers. The remark signals early literary rivalries and public scrutiny around the author widely known as Shakespeare.
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Shakespeare
West End Furniture Store Sale Ad
Mid winter bedroom suites three pieces include bed and spin chairs. Aattrask Reepee priced at 17 dollars and 45 cents. Golden Oak Rockers offered at five dollars. Store at 580 Broad Avenue with phone contact.
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Aattrask
Golden Oak Rockers
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Bernard Shaw
E. A. Lewis
Siudenis
Westinghouse
Wally Roe
Second Street
High Reni
Mrs
Joseph Chrismar
Cleveland Produce
William Shakespeare
Western Reserve Finance
Couttnend
Rumor Steel Plant
Bage Eskine
Glass
Eaton
Thompson
H. J. Butler
Tve
Elyria R. D
Furniture Bargains
West End Furniture
Kasha
Business Woman High School
Washington
Good Housekeeping
E. F. Whitney & Son
West Broad St
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