Local banks report 1927 growth and steady health in Ohio
Stockholders of The Elyria Savings & Trust Company and Lorain County Savings and Trust Company met to hear president and trust officer reports showing 1927 as a strong year with substantial growth. Directors were elected and officers reaffirmed, with remarks on civic leadership and banking’s role in community prosperity.
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Ameual
Moetig
Savings Deposit Bank
Pad Trust Co
Ef Iees
Toder
C. M. Bramap
Joseph M. Kiss
Ohio
A. L. Garford
A. G Bean
H. H. Benham
C. ¥. Blanchard
C. M. Braman
F. W. Celson
Faurer
A. Hudentz
A. le. Patrick
B. J. Reisinger
Howard Rogers
E. Roe
C. H. Savaze
J. B. Seward
JF. H. Simpson
Pierre Smith
W. B. Timms
Lawrence H. Webber
H. C. Weil
HT. Winckles
H. W
F. A. Smythe
Afe- Adams
E. FL Alien
Alex Altfeld
F. H. Borlan
Jay Morian
John W. Brandt
H. D. Cook
Hart T. S. Calvert
H. Kellogg Dar
L. B. Fauver
John E. Flynn
B. C. Franklin
Oscar Haserodt
James A. Hewitt
A. Horvitz
Carl Ingner
F. M. Stevens
Arthur B. Tarler
Glade B Thames
J. G. Tufford
Mose Wilder
R. F. Vandemerk
Fla. Smythe
W. 5. Miller
Arthur B. Taylor
S. H. Squire
Vin J. Plecher
H. &. Daniels
Chas. C. Day
KR H. Reinhardt
L. Wakele
E. E. Birch
A. M. Thome
C. F. Wagner
J. M. Marshall
Don L Strange
R. J. Carlin
E. J. Kicho
Elyria Savings & Trust Company
Tha Trust Department
J. A. Rawson
Allard Smith
Union Trust Company
Cleveland
Overs Land
Elyria
Fim
Elvria
Henry M. Andrete
N. D. Backus
Fred H. Breant
E. P. Clement
Charles J. Crepore
Ernest J. Crisp
Thomas X. Cook
Arthur J. Curren
Nelson
Fitch
Max Goldstein
Lawrence Heckel
Hugh ©. Harris
Florence H. Hannaford
John B. Halpin
L. B. Igstauer
Henry W. Ingersoll
Tacob&s Knechtges
C. D. Lehman
Icharles H. Merthe
Jacob FE. Mu
Henry W Inger- Soll
John Murbach
Hugh C. Harris
Arthur Te Robinson
Horace I. Nye
Arthur R_ Tite
Alfred F. Beesing
R_ a Fitch
M. F. Fering
Then. T. Robinson
Elmer M. Rice
Hugh G. Is
H. M. Andress
J. E. Murbach
Thos. N. Cook
Horace H. Nre
Arthur J. Robinson
Dance at St Agnes Tall Friday Night
A dance event at St Agnes Hall offers both new and old dances with good music. Cole and the men's committee organize the gathering for the community.
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St. Agnes
Cole
Firemen Answer Two Alarms In City
Firemen answered two alarms within 24 hours with small losses. An automobile owned by A L Chapman on Williams Street caught fire at West Avenue and Second Street when wiring ignited a overflow line tank under a cowl. Chemicals doused the blaze by Squad Company One. This morning a grease combo range fire at Central Lunch on Broad Street was put out by Engine Company One and Squad Company One.
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A. L. Chapman
Williams Street
West Avenue
Second Street
Broad Street
Storm Devastates Cumminsville as Winds Strike
Widespread damage hits the Cumminsville area as high winds tear down a pole line and lift a station, ripping electric signs across streets. Residents like Mathew Roberts and Philip Augst report daring rescues and miraculous warnings save lives as houses collapse amid scattered debris.
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RB & QO
Mathew Roberts
Philip Augst
Copeland
Cumminsville
Maine
Huntington Man Fined For School Neglect
George Simonson of Huntington was found guilty of neglecting to send his minor daughter to school after a trial before Justice J. George. He was fined five dollars and costs. testimony showed the daughter attended school only twenty one days this year. Attending officer E. Alexander made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuntington
George Simonson
Huntington
Court of Justice &. J. George
Simonson
Alexander
Two arraigned for disorderly conduct in police court
Helen Pinson of Buffalo New York and Mike Pagen of this city were charged with disorderly conduct. The Pinson girl found guilty by Major James A. Hewitt was ordered out of town within 24 hours, and Pagen was fined 10 dollars and costs and committed to jail until paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Pinson
Buffalo
New York
Mike, Pagen
Pinson
James A. Hewitt
Pagen
Police and Firemen Attend Legion Fish Fry
Police and firemen plan to attend a Legion ball fish-fry Friday night hosted by former mayor Harry Hinkson. Several officials invited to the banquet include local dignitaries and city leaders. Judgment awarded McDonald 124 dollars against Young in common pleas court, with Young confessing to a cognovit note. Portman also confessed to a cognovit note for 385 dollars in favor of the Weideman Co. with judgment rendered.
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Legion
Toex
Harry Hinkson
Cher
WJ Young
Bernard McDonald
Common Pleas Court
Youngs
Tia J. Portman
Weideman Co
Son Sues Father For Accounting In Lorain Court
Stephen Kennerth of 1605 Broad way Lorain asks the common pleas court to order an accounting from his father Henry Kennerth of 2719 Broad way. He alleges a 1913 judgment of 3716 dollars missing and alleges the father spent the funds to buy Broadway property. If accounting fails the son seeks trustee ownership and sale of the land.
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Henry Kennerth
23Rd Street
Lorain
Amzata
Stephen Kennerit
Broadway
Common Pleas Court
Kennerth
Broadway, Lorain
Two Husbands And Two Wives Seek Divorces
Mammie Thomas seeks divorce from E. J. Timmons alleging neglect and absence since 1914. Gerhardt J. Kaser sues Estella B. Rarer for divorce and child support. Florence J. Barnes asks divorce from Cyrtis A. Barnes with alimony and name restoration. Maude Gooden sues Charles D. Gooden for divorce, alimony, and name restoration to Maude Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammie Thomas
E. J. Timmons
Common Pleas Court
Gerhardt J. Kaser
Reid Avenue
Lorain
Estella B. Rarer
Cleveland
Florence J. Browning
Florence J. Barnes
Cyrtis A. Barnes
Maude Gooden
Alimont
Maude Jackson
Elyria Man On Trial For Burglary
Elyria resident Charies Smith faces trial in Judge A R Webber's court after being indicted by the grand jury for burglary. He allegedly entered John Palicka's chicken coop with intent to rob. In related notes, Noah Staub of Naer Hamburg Fairfield County died from injuries after a timber cutting accident at Revenge.
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Elyrian
Charies Smith
Elyria
A. R. Webber
Smith
John Palicka
Taaccu Timber
Columbus. O
Noah Staub
Naer Ham’burg
Fairfield County
University Hospital
Varlal
Lifer Dies in Pew at Belmont Funeral
A long imprisoned man who died in his pew was convicted of the 1916 murder of Tee Rankin, a master planner and imam supervisor at Deliatre. The case spurred a course in jazz at a renowned conservatory and stirred uproar among German Jews. Frankfurt conservatory plans to become a state institution prompt talk of changes in its leadership.
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Lifer
Pew Columes
Belmont Bereuies
Tee R. Rankin
Parmaster
Imane
Deliatre
Prankfurt
Frankfurt Conservatory
Tex Rickard Heads South for Florida Vacation
Tex Rickard and his wife and daughter travel from New York toward Florida for a brief vacation. The promoter plans conversations with Gene Tunney at Miami Beach during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Rickard
Florida
New York
Tex Richers
Gene Tunary
Miami Beach
German Composer Maured by Jazz in Frankfurt Controversy
Bernhard Sekles, head of the Hoch Conservatory, laments a neglect of rhythm in recent decades and cautions that an excessive passion for jazz melodies may have contributed to the professional downfall of a German composer in Frankfurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt-On-Main
Bernhard Sekles
Hoch Conservatory of Music
Frankfurt
Sekles
Kiwanians Tour Falcon Knight Plant in Elyria
More than seventy Kiwanian members and guests visited the Falcon Knight plant today at the Newell hotel luncheon. H M Andress arranged the factory tour and led the cavalcade of Falcon Knight cars. Eddie Hannum Bill Struck and Paul Walowright led club singing before adjournment.
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Falcon-Knight
Kiwanis Club
Newell
Falcon-Knight Corporation
Falcon-Knight Bealer
H. M. Andress
Newell Hotel
Club Sing
Village News Roundup from Columbia Ohio and Surroundings
Illness and deaths mark the Columbia area with Belle Osborne of Berva and a infant’s death for Mr. and Mrs. Leo Osborne of Collins. Local visits include the Dailey family from Hollswood and Cleveland trips. School program notes, church activities, Grange plans, and town hall renovations fill the week.
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Columbia
Belle Osborne
Berva
Rachel Martin
Pittsburg
Adah Weekly
Lakewood
Maria Armiridge
Jessie Adams
Ardius Krause
Leo Osborne
Teachir
Dona Stinchcomb
Walter Guerke
Arthur Crocker
Rh Srades
Gree
Eliah
Copapa
Acme Gra
Ich Orra Crocker
Blues
Lrman Sabin
Reds
Cherzge
M ‘Sera
Baptist
Reading
Out
Columbus
Clara Hutch
Leland Hutchi
Helen
Hutchinson
Perry Tathawar
Ble
Siars
Wm. Squire
G. A. Burs
William
W. D. Krause
Hattie Spell
Mildred Hineman
Marian Hal Flower
K. J. Sabin
A. D. Carpenter
Leo Martin
Victor Moftler
Mildred Gever
Makiet Creek
Otto Morrock
Brunswick
Gest
G. Long
Roba Stinchecambl
Florence
Cleveland
The
Baptist Church
Ann Bush
Blanche Hitchcock
Caminge
Helen Grills
Fay Longbon
Elnora Ariz
Rolland Cart
Featherstone
George May
Charles Brouce
Lufkin
Community Hospital
Park French
Hhusband
John Shear
Hartshorne
Arthur Shallenhereer
Strongsville
Harry Stinchcomb
John Snell
Flare. Lewis
Cleveland Markets and Chicago Cash Quotations Drift Through Jan 19
Cleveland livestock and grain prices show hogs and calves steady to higher with bids around 8.50 to 9.00 for 160 to 250 lb hogs and beef cattle firm. Chicago cash quotes list lower butter and eggs with lambs up. corn, wheat, oats, and seed values noted, along with Toledo and Minneapolis grain and produce figures for January 19.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Lee Weer
Chicago
Stras
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Rusget
Hite
White
Timothy
Toledo
Fiaso
Allike
Gypsy Smith to Preach in Elyria Meetings
Gypsy Smith, famed evangelist and singer, will lead a two week series at the First Methodist Episcopal Church Elyria starting January 22 through February 3. Services include Mr Vickers of Lorain reading, a large chorus, a men's choir, and Smith performing special numbers nightly except Saturdays with morning 10 45 and evening 7 20 timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Smith
Gipsy Smith
Elyria
Vickers
Lorain
St Episcopal Church
Dalatupeven Potter Dies In Sudden Circumstances
John Potter secretary and treasurer of Misers and Mechanics Savings & Trust Co. died suddenly under mysterious circumstances. Potter built about a dozen houses valued at 190000 each and faced suits over unpaid materials. He was indicted for alleged fraudulent conversion of 500 from Ada R. Prowser to ensure his return for further charges. His wife was Lat tweed daughter of Oliver Tweed, a Jefferson county family. Circle No. 5 holds hake sale at Crandall's Drug Store. King Solomon's Lodge plans a special communication to conduct the funeral of John C. Davies scheduled for 7:45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada RK. Prowser
Potters
Lata Tweed
Oliver Tweed
Jefferson County
Public Dance at Oberlin Odd Fellows Hall
The Oberlin Enecamp ment I O O E announces dances on January 21 and every other Saturday until April 19 at Odd Fellows Hall Oberlin Ohio. Metz's Orchestra will play. Tickets 75 cents per couple. All Odd Fellows and friends invited.
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Oberlin Enecamp
Odd Fellows
Fullmetz
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Oberlin
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W. H. Vorbau
Lima, O., State Hospital
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CLEVE
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Walter J. Blank
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Bipsy Simon Smith
Gipsy
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