Improvements at County Jail Warned by Grand Jury
The grand jury urged improvements at the county jail including better ventilation for the lower floor and automatic water controls for toilets. It found poor sanitary conditions on the first floor and called for stricter adherence to cell cleanliness rules. The panel, led by foreman R. J. Graham, also noted five cases were considered and four were tenure-related, with two Buffalo men released.
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Cleveland Street
Ned Griffith
Toledo
Norman Gibbon
Henry Anna
Buffalo
R. J. Graham
Grand Jury
Sheriff’s Cars Run 114000 Miles In 1933 Costs Revealed
A detailed 1933 sheriff department automotive report by Deputy Claude Adams shows 114,079 miles driven across six cars. Total operating costs reached $2,361.53 with repairs at $1,136.56 and per mile costs from 1.41 to 3.6 cents. The top mileage machine, used for summons service, logged 24,146 miles while another machine totaled 94,073 miles. The six cars ranged from 27,498 miles up to 94,073 miles.
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Sheriff's Department
Claude Adams
Extension program details fill county gathering schedule
The article outlines a multi day program with talks on extension work for women and men, farm accounts and budgeting, farm organization, sign and legume topics, plus musical interludes by school grades and groups. Nobis, Mrs Miller, Miss Sponseller, C I Hummel and others appear as speakers.
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Nobis
Alice Bird
Miss Sponseller
Mrs. Miller
Miss Pitzer
The
Jolly Six
C. I. Hummel
Pleads Not Guilty To Larceny Charge
Mike Lasky of Elbe street faced charges of breaking and entering a store house and larceny in Justice Petro's court. He entered a not guilty plea and is held on a $750 bond for a 1 PM Monday hearing after deputies traced stolen wheat from Frank McDonald’s farm to his Elbe street home. 25 bushels valued at $18.75 were taken.
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Mike Lasky
Elbe Street
Joseph Petro
Lasky
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Frank McDonald
Telegraph Road
Infant Daughter of Denes Family Dies in Memorial Hospital
Funeral services for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Denes of RD 2 were held at Bittner Funeral Home this afternoon with burial in St Marys cemetery. The child is survived by eight sisters and three brothers in addition to her parents.
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Joseph Denes
Memorial Hospital
Bittner Funeral Home
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mrs Jessie Meltzer Dies In Amherst At 40
Mrs Jessie Lee Meltzer 40 died at her Taylor street home at 2:00 Friday after living in Amherst 3 1 2 years coming from Montgomery West Virginia Survived by husband William and seven children Myrtle Calvin Florence Sarah Hattie Raymond and Douglas Edwards Funeral services set for Monday at 2:00 from Baker Funeral Home
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Amherst
Jessie Lee Meltzer
Taylor Street
Montgomery
West Virginia
William
Myrtle
Calvin
Florence
Sarah
Hattie
Rarymond
Douglas Edwards
Baker Funeral Home
Snyder Rites Held for George W. Snyder in Wakeman
George W. Snyder, 79, died Thursday at his son’s Bloomfield home. Survived by son Frank and daughter Edith Seeley. Services Sunday at 2 pm at Pease Funeral Home with Rev. Lindbeck. Burial in Wakeman Cemetery. His wife Sarah died May 20, 1933.
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Wakeman
George W. Snyder
Bloomfield
Sarah Snyder
Frank
Edith Seeley
Lakewood
Pease Funeral
Lindbeck
Wakeman Cemetery
Mrs. Amy S. Collingswood 75 Dies in Florence Township
Mrs Amy S Collingswood widow of Henry B C Collingswood died at her Florence Township home. Survived by son Claude of Birmingham and daughter Mrs Gladys Young of Florence and two grandchildren. Funeral Monday from the late home with Rev William Smith officiating. Burial in Florence Cemetery.
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Amy S. Collingswood
Henry B. C. Collingswood
Florence Township
Claude
Birmingham
Gladys Young
Florence
William Smith
Florence Cemetery
Obituary of Alfred Pember of Amherst Ohio
Alfred Pember, 60, died at his Taylor street home at 6 30 Thursday evening after a brief illness. He leaves wife Eva and two sisters Mrs Charles Guild of Amherst and Mrs Jacob Dute of Berlin Heights. Born in Oberlin, he spent most of life in Amherst. Funeral Sunday at 2 00 from Baker Funeral Home with Rev F E Eastman of the Congregational church officiating. Burial in Crownhill cemetery.
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Amherst, O
Alfred Pember
Taylor Street
Eva
Charles Guild
Amherst
Jacob Dute
Berlin Heights
Oberlin
Baker Funeral Home
F. E. Eastman
Congregational Church
Crownohill Cemetery
Last Civil War Veteran Benjamin Marshall Dies in Rochester
Benjamin Marshall 91 the last surviving Civil War veteran of Rochester township died at his home in Rochester early this morning. He leaves two children Mrs Will Murray who shared his home and Courtland Marshall of Wakeman. He also leaves two sisters Mrs Alice Storrow of Rochester and Mrs Eliza Tanner of Canon City Colorado.
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Rochester
Benjamin, Marshall
Rochester Township
Will Murray
Courtland Marshall
Wakeman
Alice Storrow
Eliza Tanner
Canon City
Colorado
Changes plea fined by mayor Vanoster
Sam Noster of 48 South Maple Street changed his plea to guilty on a charge of intoxication and was fined $5 and costs after arraignment before Mayor W. H. Vanoster. He was arrested Thursday evening for creating a disturbance at West avenue and Second street by local police.
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Vanoster
Sam Noster
South Maple Street
W. H. Vanoster
Noster
West Avenue
Second Street
Z U Sorority elects Pauline Geitgey president
The Z U Sorority elected Pauline Geitgey president with Naoma Burge as vice president Wanda Munz as secretary Roberta Moseley as treasurer June Garford as social chair and Carey Squire and Eleanor Dunn to be honored graduates. A luncheon at Miss Garford home featured black and white decor and gifts presented to graduates. Geitgey to host at Ninth Street residence in February.
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Z. U. Sorority
Pauline Geitgey
June Garford
Burge
Wanda Munz
Roberta Moseley
Ruth Lautenschleger
MissAucarey Squire
Eleanor Dunn
Miss Geigey
Ninth Street
Second Congregational Church Plans Sunday Services
The Sunday School meets at 9 45 with lessons titled Jesus Begins His Ministry. Worship at 10 45 features Rev C F Wiseman on Helpful Habits. The choir sings Still Still with Thee arranged by Ira D Wilson. Offertory hymn My Jesus I Love Thee Beazler. Junior C E meets after Sunday School. Senior and Intermediate groups hold 6 00 sessions with Ruth Pickett and Muriel Fiedler leading discussions and Thelma Page singing.
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Second Congregational Church
Jesus
C. F. Wiseman
S. H. Boynton
Ira D. Wilson
Beazler
C. E. Society
C. E
Ruth Pickett
Thelma Page
Muriel Fiedler
Franklin G R Plan to Entertain Mothers
The Girl Reserves of Franklin School held a weekly meeting at the Y W C A. Plans were made to present a playlet The Fudge Party when the G R s entertain their mothers next Friday evening. A tureen supper will be featured. The girls anticipate a hike soon and games closed the meeting.
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Franklin G. R
Franklin School
G. R
Kentucky Visitors From Lexington Meet at Elyria Dinner
Kentuckians near Lexington optimistic about business due to a strong tobacco market. Dr. Taylor resides in Lexington and the group was honored at a noontime dinner at Elyria Memorial Hospital before their planned departure to Kentucky. Monte Carlo, with about 12 000 residents, attracts nearly two million visitors yearly.
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Etate
Lexington
Dr. Taylor
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Kentucky
Monte Carlo
Faculty Member To Give Recital At Warner Hall
Bruce Benjamin of the Conservatory faculty will present a song recital Monday evening January 22 at 8 50 in Warner Concert Hall Ashe accompanied by Mrs Mary A Bennett The program includes Schumann and Brahms song cycles and selections with a second group of Schumann items and a Brahms last group including Vier ernste and O Tod how bitter bist du
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Oberlin
Bruce Benjamin
Conservatory
Warner Concert Hall
Mary A. Bennett
Hinaus
Schumann
Brahms
Koenigin
Hans
Ruhe
Swessliebches
Wennish
Conservatory Orchestra To Give Annual Concert Tuesday
On Tuesday evening, January 23 at 7 30 o clock, the Conservatory orchestra of sixty five players under Prof Maurice Kessler will perform in Warner Hall The program opens with Beethoven Pastoral Symphony No 6 soloist Raymond Cerf will join for Brahms Violin Concerto The concert closes with Wagner Prelude and Love Death from Tristram and Isolde Admission free to the public.
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Conservatory
Warner Hall
Maurice Kessler
Kessler
Beethoven
Raymond Cerf
Court action, crashes, and farm dispute dominate Lorain dockets
Edith F Bogart sues Clyde H Worthington for 5000 over injuries from a August 14 1933 crash at Susgar Ridge and Avon Belden roads in which Nancy Halpin died. Several divorces follow including Pearl Adams from Harley Adams and Dorothy Lightfoot from Arthur Lightfoot. Lillian Gleason is granted divorce from Clarence Gleason. Reisinger farm foreclosure dispute draws Ohio Farmers League members to visit jail after mortgage sale confirmed to Mrs Peachy. Reisinger evicted January 6 with court guiding next steps and possible government loan talks.
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Edith F. Bogart
Clyde H. Worthington
Clifton Terrell
Susgar Ridge
Avon-Belden
Nancy Halpin
Elyria
Cleveland
Reisinger
Ohio Farmers’ League
Frank West
Herman Guyeski
Steve Prosky
League
West
Webber
Peachy
Return of Reisinger to Evicted Farm Leads to Writ Filing
Reisinger and his wife with two children returned to a farm from which they had been evicted after a mortgage foreclosure. He faced a trespassing warrant sworn by Edith Peachy, former mortgagee, and was jailed after a hearing before Justice Gardner at Grafton. An attorney filed for a habeas corpus claiming lack of counsel and improper jurisdiction.
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Sirth
Reisinger
Malcolm Thompkins
Edith Peachy
Gardner
Grafton
Guy B. Findley
Evensong Services Resume at Christ Church This Sunday
Evensong to be held every Sunday at 7 30 pm at Christ Church starting this Sunday and continuing till Easter. The Boy's choir will sing at each Evensong and all parishioners are welcome at this and all church services.
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Christ Church
Professor Hall to Speak at Vesper Service January 21
Professor James H. Hall will deliver a Vesper sermon on Hymns Old and New at 4 30 p m Sunday January 21. He will trace hymn use across Catholic and Reformation services and discuss Watts Wesley and later composers with notes on sources and writing conditions. The congregation will sing selected hymns.
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Hall
James H. Hall
Colvin
Geneva
Watts
Wesley
Judge Webber to Celebrate 82nd Birthday Sunday
Judge A R Webber of Washington Avenue will observe his eighty second birthday anniversary this Sunday. He has practiced law in Lorain County and Elyria for 56 years and is the oldest active attorney from the era. Attorney Henry King of Lorain presented two Lorain County scenes as a birthday remembrance.
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Joie
A. R. "Webber
Washington Avenue
Lorain County
Elyria
Henry King
Lorain
Webber
Mayors verdict fines man for intoxication case
Police were called to 543 Lodi Street to separate Coughlin and Schmauch after an intoxicated quarrel between their fathers Bert Coughlin and Henry Schmauch. Schmauch was jailed on a vagrancy charge, pled guilty before Mayor Vanoster, and was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Tome Vollmmett Couiim
Lodi Street
Coughlin
Bert
Henry Schmauch
Schmauch
Ciasse
W. H. Vanoster
Four-H Activities Planned Across County and State
Continued from page one the listing shows state competition verses a Four-H club camp in cooperation with Cuyahoga county a Four-H club day at Cascade Park attendance at Young People's Institutes State Club Congress and State Fair participation by Senior Club members in the nation wide Radio Achievement Program and a county wide demonstration contest and style revue.
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Cuyahoga County
Cascade Park
Young People’s Institutes
Foreclosure Filed Over Farm Appraised at 1750 Tax Value
Reisinger warned prices would slump and a foreclosure action was finally filed on the farm. The property is appraised for taxation at 1750 dollars.
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Reisinger
Markets Cleveland Grain and Farm Prices in Detail
Cleveland reports broad grain futures and cash bids with oats, wheat, corn, rye, and flour prices. Local farm market notes list vegetables from asparagus to tomatoes with car arrivals and on track totals, plus regional potato and fruit quotes.
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Lear Hothouse
Cleveland
Washington
Oregon
Massachusetts
California
Florida
Texas
Ohio
Maine
Idaho
Louisiana
New Jersey
Grass Fire On Pasadena Avenue Under Control
Firemen were summoned yesterday afternoon when workers burning grass on a vacant lot on Pasadena Avenue lost control. Elyria firefighters fought the blaze for 26 minutes, preventing damage. The fire was extinguished with no injuries reported. In tropical countries, wild fruits ripen year round.
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Pasadena Avenue
Elyria
Quotations Furnished by Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange Prices
Prices for corn wheat oats and hay per bushel ton or barrel from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange. No. 1 mixed clover alfalfa first and second cuttings prices listed. Wheat red and No 2 varieties with fair values given. Straw hay and mill feeds prices include flour middlings bran and meal percentages.
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Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
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