Two Fined For Not Schooling Children
Anna Laschisky was fined five dollars and costs for neglecting to send her ten year old son Paul to school. David Petitt faced the same five dollar fine for not sending his daughter Doris aged 15 to school. Charges were preferred by county truant officer E G Alexander in Justice S J George’s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Laschisky
Court of Justice
S. J. George
Paul
David Petitt
Doris
E. G. Alexander
Truck and Auto Crash Here On Slippery Street
City motorists were cautious all day with only one police blotter accident on Cleveland Street at 2 p.m. Lee Short of 502 Clifford Avenue, Knight Michigan, drove a light chassis east and skidded on streetcar tracks, turning around at Olise Street. A Norwalk driver westbound on Cleveland tried to avoid the skid and collided with the truck, damaging its side while the Norwalk car suffered fender and running board damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
St Lee Short
Clifford Avenue
Knt
Michigan
Cleveland St
Olise Street
Norwalk
Cleveland Street
Norvalk
Final warning from Lorain County dog warden on licenses
County Dog Warden Lee C Minkler issued a final warning to Lorain county dog owners to secure 1929 licenses by tomorrow night or face seizure of their dogs and a $10 fine plus costs. He stressed enforcement of the dog law for public welfare. Darby was fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty to letting a dog run loose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee C. Minkler
Lorain County
Minkler
J. E. Darby
Darby
S. J. George
Dinner guests at the Penfound home in West Ridge
Mr and Mrs J N Penfound entertained relatives and friends at a Sunday dinner. Attendees included Merle Penfound and children Lucile and Robert from Carlisle and Edward Sweeney and son Donald from Elyria. Earlier visits included John Brumby of Kipton and C N Williams hosts with Harry Miller of West Virginia as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
J. N. Penfound
Merle Penfound
Lucile
Robert
Carlisle
Edward Sweeney
Donald
Elyria
John Brumby
Kipton
C. N. Willams
Harry Miller
West Virginia
What Doctors Think Cascarets Promote Natural Bowel Regimen
A promotional note extols Cascarets as the ideal laxative made from cascara. It claims Cascarets strengthen bowel walls, reduce need for aid, and create a habit of regular function rather than prompting harsh reactions. It urges parents and consumers to rely on Cascarets instead of other laxatives.
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Todfian
Cascara
Funeral of Martin Lauer Held in Elyria
Mrs. Kate Lauer recovers from flu while many friends attend the funeral of Martin Lauer at his home and South Murray Ridge cemetery. Rev. Paul Bourquin of Elyria leads the service with pallbearers including the Lauer family and friends from Sharon Pennsylvan ia and other areas, plus attendance by kin from Erie and Pittsburgh regions. Various locals visit, attend meetings, and share birthday anniversaries, births, and hospital reports as the community notes life events.
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Adv
Broad Street
Williams and Summit
Kate Lauer
H. Drusendah
George Docker
Tabernacile
William Subday
Belle Babcocky
Martin Lauer
Paul Bourquin
Murray Ridge
Edward
George
Irving Lauer
Nollis Keighley
Martin Hacker
Friguds
Peter Lauer
Frank Gilchrist
John Gill
Sharon
Penna
Mills
T. R. Norman
Painesville
Daniel Bender
Frank Bender
Charles Bender
Girard
Fred Cowldy
Erie
Eilsworth
Holes Smith
Pitsburgh
Robert Mason
A. W. Mason
Catharine Kolb
Carlisle Center
George Laver
Theodore Grills
Evangelical Sunday School
South Ridge
Fred Simms
Mabelle
Marjorie
Oberlin College
J. J. Berg
Oberlin
Ollie Minnich
Roger
McMann
Monroeville
Margaret Toth
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charles Toth
Memorial Hospital
Babe
C. N. Williams
James Renouard
Williams
J. F. Eldred
Lilian
Lois
Chester Sprague
Arthur Judge
Harry Lauer
Ruth Hunger
C. H. Hunger
Hugh Huntington
Willoughby, O
Claire Jackson
Sherman Wurst
Bobbie
Wm. Wagner
Ruth Sippel
Gates Hospital
Lucinda
Sherman Mason
Milton Babcock
Mt. Vernon
Dan Harding
Ridgeville
Foster - Fitch
Omed Tural
Sokol’s
Walnut
Jacquard
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