Citizens Budget Company assigns officers after annual election
Lee A. was named manager of the Elyria office and Glen M. Irish was named manager of the Lorain branch after the annual election of directors and officers. H. E. Hageman of Lorain was elected president. A. Knapp of Bellevue was re elected vice president and Lee A. DeLloyd of Elgrir was elected secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee A
Ger
Elyria
Citizens’ Cet Company
Glen M. Irish
Mana
Lorain
H. E. Hageman
A. Knapp
Bellevue
Lee A. DeLloyd
Elgrir
Revival Ends Tonight With Sermon On After Death
The Salvation Army revival here led by Rev. Samuel J. Murphy of Akron concludes tonight at 7 45 with the message After Death What Then The preacher will have previously repeated The Chameleon from New Year’s Eve and plans to depart for Painesville to start a new revival tomorrow morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Samuel J. Murphy
Akron
Murphy
Painesville
Divorces Granted by Judge Thompson in Elyria
Helen Mullock of Elyria was granted a divorce from James on extreme cruelty and kept her maiden name Helen Seitz. Annisa Aborizak of Lorain was granted a divorce from Nicholas by Judge Thompson this morning. Howard Hubbard of Elyria Avenue and North Ridge Road pleaded not guilty to liquor possession and was released on a $1000 bond pending a Tuesday trial. Plubbard was arrested by Sheriff Clarence Dick and deputies yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mullock
Elyria
James
W. B. Thompson
Helen Seitz
Annisa Aborizak
Lorain
Nicholas
Howard Hubbard
Elyria Avenue
North Ridge Road
Joseph Petro
Plubbard
Clarence Dick
Local men arraigned and paroled in county jail report
Thomas Porte of Cleveland was returned to county jail for arraignment on burglary and larceny charges involving a Oberlin grocery store. Butler Durham was released on parole by county authorities and will pay ten dollars monthly toward a one hundred four dollar fine and costs from liquor law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Porte
Cleveland
Gerald Ne
Paul Chapman
Oberlin
Butler Durham
Henry Green Pleads Guilty in Cleveland Burglary Case
Henry Green of Cleveland pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny at arraignment before Judge W. B. Thompson. Through his attorney he requested postponing sentencing until after a parole hearing next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Green
Cleveland
W. B. Thompson
N G Band To Be Heard On The Air
The band of the 145th Infantry Ohio National Guard will broadcast Military and concert music on Station WHK Cleveland at 10 p m next Thursday. The ensemble has expanded to 48 musicians and is described as the largest military band in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G
145Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
WHK
Cleveland
Arthur Richwine
National Guard
Schummer Free on Bond After Manslaughter Indictment
Nicholas Schummer indicted for manslaughter in the shooting of his nine year old daughter was released from county jail yesterday on a $1000 bond furnished by his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schummer
Nicholas Schummer
Senator Resigns in Missouri Letter to Governor
Jefferson City Missouri December 21 19 resigning senator Harry B Haws of St Louis has resigned effective immediately a notice to Gov Guy B Parz confirms the action and outlines next steps for replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resig
Jefferson City
Harry B. Haws
St. Louis
Guy B. Parz
Elyrian Sued by Stockholders
Three stockholders of the Cleveland Automatic Machine Company sue Arthur L. Garford of Elyria and the firm for almost 160000, alleging he unlawfully drew funds and diverted materials as president and director. They charge directors approved a 25000 salary in 1929 without authorization and seek accounting, damages, and repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Jan. Zs
Arthur L. Garford
Elyria
Garford
Cleveland Automatic Machine Company
Common Pleas
John P. Witt
Harry G. Kraus
Russell Cunningham
Day
Cleveland
Frazier Electric Transmission Corporation
Cable
Car damages from chain on West avenue near Sixth street school
E. A. Hague of 225 West avenue drove into a chain stretched across West avenue at the Sixth street school. The chain damaged the windshield a door glass and the paint. The chain was placed to protect school children during recess.
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Achross Street
E. A. Hague
West Avenue
Sixth Street
Hague
Man and Wife Quarrel Stopped by Police
Police were called to Clinton Avenue last night to quiet a quarrel between a man and his wife. Both parties were threatened with arrest if they did not cease their disturbance. The man said his wife nagged him because he had no work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Avenue
Car collision blocks rear end strike reported
Elizabeth Thomas of 225 West Avenue was hit in the rear by a machine driven by Anthony Ross of Fremont at Middle Avenue and Second Street yesterday afternoon, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Thomas
West Avenue
Anthony Ross
Fremont
Middle Avenue
Second Street
Collision damages cars at East and Fourth
Police report a crash yesterday damaged two autos belonging to Mrs. C. F. Yeager of 150 Ohio Street and Charles Bitner of 226 Washington Avenue at the intersection of East Avenue and Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Yeager
Ohio Street
Charles Bitner
Washington Avenue
East Avenue
Fourth Street
Theft Reported From Truck On Second Street
A cake of soap and two flashlights were stolen from a truck owned by Frank Soules of La Grange while parked on Second Street last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Soules
la Grange
Second Street
Death of Miss Mary E. Durand Telegraph Operator
Miss Mary E. Durand longtime Western Union telegraph operator died last night at 11 P M at 208 North Main Oberlin She was an aunt of C E Higgins of Wooster Street Funeral services are set for Monday at 1 P M at her home note: obituary style factual report with local ties and service time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Durand
Western Union
North Main Street
Oberlin
C. E. Higgins
Wooster Street
Day-Old Diem Myers Dies. Rites Held at Sudro Funeral Home
John Frederick Myers, infant son of Mr and Mrs Don W Myers of Devon courts, died at Elita Memorial Hospital at 2 40 this morning. Survived by his parents and four grandparents. Funeral services were held at Sudro Funeral Home at four this afternoon with burial in St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frederick Myers
Don W. Myers
Devon Courts
Eli- Tia Memorial Hospital
Sudro Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Lynn Austin 75 Dies At Home After Illness
Lynn Austin aged 75 of 1499 Middle Avenue died at his home this morning after two weeks of confinement with diabetes. He was born in Shet and leaves a sister and brother Roy L. plus a niece Mrs. Sumner Hig wife, Mary Bartlett Act's, who he married January 1 1924. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2:00 PM from the Nichols Funeral Home with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Austin
Middle Avenue
Wr. Austin
Shet
Wes
Bing
Roy L
Sumner “Artwell
Mary Bartlett
Waez
Ei‘grts of Pything
Re Nichols Funeral Home
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Cincinnati College of Physical Culture Proposed
A Herald reprint notes Cincinnati plans a College of Physical Culture. The Cincinnati Enquirer mocks the idea, suggesting the college must be linked to an inclined plane a brewery and a German band or risk being unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
Herald
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Bonus Baby Visits City During Journey
Edmund Henry Plepenbrink the 14 weeks old bonus baby first child born in the ranks of the bonus army camp in Washington was a visitor in Wabash Indiana with its parents Mr and Mrs Edmund Plepenbrink who are traveling about
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Wabash, Ind
Edmund Henry Plepenbrink
Bonus
Washington
Edmund Plepenbrink
Regularity In Routine Important
A guide by Dr. Logan Clendening urges establishing a strict daily schedule for infants to promote welfare and reduce crying. It details a sample timetable from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. for babies up to ten months, including feeding, baths, outdoor time, bowel training, and naps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
M. D
Babs
Not a photographer's dream but a weary sitter in New York
A first person diary style piece from a New York photographer session where a weary, aging sitter complains about poses, focus, and the loss of glamour. He jokes about quips, a cat, liver for the cat, and the pull of becoming a film star while fearing the camera’s scrutinizing lens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bodkins
T. Suffern Tatler
Lisle Bell
George Ade
Unclear Scribbled Scene With Wary Exchange
A fragmented text describes a tense moment with a worker handling plates and sticks, a warning to steady himself, and a claim that something likely tied to pulp was left on a morning train. The narrator plans a group picture as a keepsake for posterity amid incomplete details.
Quirky exchange hints at shifting plans and pep
A fragmentary line shows a casual remark about being allowed to relax. It mentions a cheer and a character named Clarence giving permission to proceed, with a note on a neat shot and standing position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducky
Clarence
Veteran's hopeful march: Florida family joins bonus army
The father, a Veterans of Foreign Wars member who served 19 months with the A. E. F. in the 26th Infantry overseas, joined the bonus army from Florida. He traveled by hitchhiking with veterans to Washington, arriving June 2, as a baby was born June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
26Th Infantry
Bonus Army
Florida
Washington
Hissile
Toothpick Injury Litigations Reach Illinois Supreme Court
S. J. Porter of Galesburg sues Burroughs Adding Machine for damages after a toothpick pricks his gum aboard an Illinois Traction System car en route to Peoria from Springfield. A berry seed removal incident caused a jolt, leading to a toothpick incident and head injuries from falling bundles. Porter seeks compensation for alleged injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Springfield
Illinois Supreme Court
S. J. Porter
Galesburg
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Porter
Illinois Traction System
Peoria
Birds and Bench Nonsense From the Old Club
A humorous note recalls players dozing with heads tucked under arms and hopping about as they wipe their noses on wooden benches. The scene captures playful, goofy behavior from a bygone sports setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaught Syndicate Inc
Porter sues over denied dental compensation appeal to supreme court
The text details an injury leading to tooth loss, a referral to the Industrial Commission, and denial of compensation. Porter appeals to Peoria County circuit court, which remands to determine the compensation amount. Tut Burroughs Company then appeals the lower court decision to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlines Industrial Commission
Porter
Peoria Counts
Tut Burroughs Company
Supreme Court
Johnny Jones Proclaims Innocence in Alhambra Club Brawl
Johnny Jones testified in Colorado Springs that he committed no part in a free-for-all brawl at the Alhambra Club a Negro social organization. He repeated he knew nothing and meant no harm as the case went to the judge for advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
Johnny Jones
Alhambra Club
Johnny
Indgsea
Publication note for Rhakebpea res 1597
The item notes that Rhakebpea res titled Re .co and Jue let was first published in 1597. It preserves the historical dating and a reference to early publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhakebpea Res
Re .Co and
Last Half Of School Year To Start Monday
Elyria students will resume Monday for the 1942 43 school year half after the first semester closed yesterday. Middle and high school pupils face grade level changes and new work with no vacation between semesters as the annual promotion plan takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Srade
Animal Claims Reduced in cin County Raids by Dogs
Dog warden Lee Minkler reports animal claims in cin County last year totaled $682.34, far below the 1927 figure of $41 574.47. Thirty one claims were filed. Minkler says 7 177 dogs have been impounded in six years, adding about 12000 yearly to the treasury. He notes 70 dogs already impounded this year in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locin County
Lee Minkler
Minkler
Humane Society
Game Commissioner Bags Doe and Pays Fine
Ben Stephen of Rich ton, a state game commissioner with no prior hunting experience, shot and killed a doe by mistake in Leakesville. He paid a $50 fine after the incident, while accompanying the trip were W G McGill Hunter Kimball state director S J Greene and State Senator A R Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leakesville
Miss
Ben Stephen
Richton
W. G. McGill
Philadelphia
Hunter Kimball
Jackson
S. J. Greene
A R. Clarke
Stephen
Crow learns modern method for catching grasshoppers
In Glacier Park Montana Ranger L O Hanson observes a clever crow family. Two parent crows and two young birds cooperate to catch grasshoppers. A hot day makes insects elusive. one crow flushes them while others stalks, enabling all to feed as the hoppers chart escape routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier Park
Mont
L. O. Hanson
Hanson
Chumps and the Path of Dependence Explored
In a Grit commentary the term chump refers to a person who lets others fool him and lacks ambition. The piece notes that such individuals often rely on others for help but receive only a kick in return.
Questions From Readers Explain Undulant Fever Cause
The fever is caused by a germ transmitted in milk. Milk from cows with aborting fever spreads it and it is more common among packing house workers through handling infected meat. Prevention relies on proper dairy inspection eliminating diseased cows and using pasteurized milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mik
Arson Ring Probe Ties Pennsylvania Plot to Beaver County
Indications of an interstate arson conspiracy surface as authorities pursue a plot linked to Beaver County Pennsylvania. Eleven men were convicted in the broader case, with Ramons arrested for a store fire in Pennsylvania shortly after a separate blaze in Ellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ho Pltoo
Boo Catrique
Beaver County
Pennesylvania
Ramons
Pennsylvania
Ellington
Siege of Cai-Fong and relief force embankment breach
Ancient siege near Cai-Fong saw 100,000 rebels besiege the capital. Relief commander breached embankments to drown the enemy, but 300,000 citizens perished in the catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cai-Fong
China
Market quotes from Cleveland area produce and livestock
Cleveland market notes show prices for eggs poultry potatoes and meats with liver stock receipts and variations. Chicago quotes cover butter eggs poultry and grains with current receipts and futures as of January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Hicago
Chicago
Grain and feed prices in Minneapolis market report
Minneapolis market notes list assorted grain prices dated January 21. Wheat and corn prices shown for No 1 northern, No 3 yellow, and white oats, with durum and bran prices. figures include bids and ranges such as 1-4 cents for wheat, 21-2 cents for corn, and 1-2 for oats amid mixed delivery months. Also mentions a shipper named Paradised Shipments with Bran value around 850 to 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexhorn
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Colorado
McClures
Minneapolisghains
Minneapolis
The Pirates of Old Versus Modern Brigands
The passage contrasts ancient pirates with modern brigands, noting they shared a pious and sanctimonious stance in religious observances. It claims they even shot individuals in churches who challenged their perceived reverence for God.
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Citizens Budget Company
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Elyrian
Mary Durand
John Horan
Central Press
Clendening
the King
Dory
Robert Sherwood
Pont Neuf
Peru
Hollyood
George Fitzmaurice
Doe
Adolph Lorenz
S.S. Saturnia
Atte Butik
Roosevelt
Grayson
Cary T. Grayson
Tutts
BY Crawford Young
Clara K
Clara
Dad
Mom
Acme
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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