Three Teachers and Nurse Employed by Elvira School
The Elvira public school board approved adding three teachers and one nurse to staff. New nurse Mrs. R Elis of Elyria will work with existing nurse Miss Norah Abbe next year, completing the health program. Two new teachers,.
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Elvira
Board of Education
R. Elis
Elyria
Norah Abbe
R. C. Maston
Georgiana Taft
Wauseon
Clarabella Lee Steele
Nova
Dorothy McGranor
Derwent
Ohio University
Athens
West Avenue
Sixth Street
Franklin School
Youths Admit Theft of Car in Elyria Crash
Two transient youths Salvatore Cote and Edward McGovern admit stealing autos to travel toward Indiana. They wrecked a Ford coupe at Middle avenue and Eighth street, suffered injuries, discarded the car key, and were arrested in a barn loft as Ashtabula authorities awaited extradition. Police stopped the escape as residents alerted headquarters.
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Elyria
Ashtabula
Salvatore A. Cote
Crawford Avenue
Brook Iyn
Edward J. McGovern
Summerville Blvd
Hamen
Indiana
Eighth Street
Middle Avenue
Salyvatore Cote
McGovern
Injured Boy Hurt When Truck Gate Opened On Road
William McGovern a 15 year old of 2158 West 63rd Street Cleveland was injured Monday afternoon when the end gate of a moving truck opened on Lake Avenue. He suffered a sprained ankle facial contusions to the left shoulder back and chest and was taken to Elyria Memorial hospital.
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William McGovern
West 63Rd Street
Cleveland
Lake Avenue
McGovern
Elyria Memorial Hosital
Vandemark, Elyria lawyer, former safety director
Roy F. Vandemark, aged 21 at Western Reserve University Law School, lived in Lodi Medina County. After graduating he moved to Elyria in 1910 to practice law, serving as safety director and assistant county prosecutor. He is married with three children and resides at 1004 Park Avenue.
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Roy F. Vandemark
Western Reserv University
Lodi
Medina County
Western Reserve
Elyma
Elyria
Vandemark
Park Avenue
Fliers fail in record attempt in California
Leo Nomis and Maurice Morrison ended a 42 hour non stop flight in a Cessna monoplane after a motor failure forced a landing at Metropolitan Airport. They pancaked in dense ground fog but were not hurt and said they would try again in two weeks.
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California
Los Angeles
Leo Nomis
Maurice Morrison
Metropolitan
Nomis
Morrison
Arrest Driver of Death CH
Alfred Pember of Norwalk was arrested on a reckless driving charge after a Saturday crash in Amherst that killed 11 year old Anna Sliman and seriously injured her four year old sister Margaret. Police say the car with faulty steering left South Amherst road and struck children in the Sliman front yard. Pember’s July 9 hearing was set after arraignment.
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Alfred Pember
Norwalk
Anna Sliman
Margaret
Pember
Amherst
Clarence E. Adams
Joseph Sliman
Adams
Don Myers
South Amherst Road
Sliman
S. J. George
GAR Commander to Address Elyria Kiwanis Meeting
Salonas A. Williams of Wellington, newly elected commander of the Ohio department of the Grand Army of the Republic, will speak to Elyria Kiwanis at the Hotel Newell Wednesday. The talk comes as the weekly meeting is moved from Thursday due to a holiday. Williams’s family has served the nation in five wars.
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Elyria Kiwanians
Salonas A. Williams
Wellington
Ohio Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
Newell
Falls to hi death from scaffold in Lorain
William Laykun 31 of Cleveland died from injuries after falling five stories from a scaffold tied to the Eagles building at Siath and Broadway about 7 30 am. The rope broke sending him to the sidewalk. Autopsy found fractured skull and punctured lung. Survived by mother Sophia Laykun of Cleveland.
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Lorain
William Laykun
Cleveland
Eagles
Siath and
Broadway
Laykun
Lorain Window Cleaning Company
St Joseph's Hospital
Sophia Laykun
Elyria Rotary Club funds camp for crippled children
Elyria three children Helen Mittler Betty McCran and Junior Burgett begin a week at Camp Crag Medina county with expenses paid by the Elyria Rotary Club announced by the Ohio Society for Crippled Children. Walter Underwood escorted them, chosen by Fran ces Squire from Elyria Memorial Hospital. The camp’s second annual period for crippled children continues with an entertainment by the campers next Sunday visiting day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Camp Crag
Medina County
Mrs Hecock Involved In Lake Avenue Auto Crash
Mrs. Will Hecock of Stop 19 Lake Avenue reported an accident at Stop 20 Lake Avenue on Saturday. Her car collided with a second vehicle driven by W L Forbes of Ashland, she was thrown from the car with head bruises and both cars were badly damaged.
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Will Hecock
Lake Avenue
Hecock
W. L. Forbes
Ashland
Louis Speaks Fined for Overloaded Truck Near Elyria
Louis Speaks, driver for Cotter Highway Trucking, was fined 25 dollars and costs after arraignment before Justice S J George for driving an overloaded truck. He was arrested by sheriff's deputies on Route 20 near Elyria last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Speaks
Cotter Highway Trucking Company
S. J. George
Elyria
City to Carry Zoning Case Higher
Continuance of the legal battle to ban junk yard use on West Street by John Lidkstine. City council passed a resolution authorizing Solicitor Harry Redington to take the case to the Court of Appeals on error after Judge A R Webber reversed a mayor's court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lidkstine
West Street
Mayor's Court
Lidkstine
Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
Mayor’s Court
Harry Redington
Court of Appeals
Herrick Will Leads to $1.29 Million Probate Estate
The will of late Ambassador Myron T. Herrick filed for probate in Cleveland details a 1.29 million dollar estate. Parmely Herrick named executor and primary beneficiary with 90 thousand dollars in three bequests. Wellington Public Library to receive 70 thousand dollars and a 50 thousand dollar library wing for a children's area. Hospital de Paris gets 15 thousand and sister Mary Herrick Smith five thousand as bequests. The will, dated November 7 1924, also provides endowments and tablets honoring family. Alternates named include Mortimer H. Laundon Rollin A. Wilbur of Herrick Co and Union Trust Co.
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Cleveland
Myron T. Herrick
Parmely Herrick
Ambassador Herrick
United States
France
Paris
Wellington
Ambassador
American Hospital
Wellington Library
Timothy
Mary Herrick
Byron Timothy Herrick
Mortimer H. Laundon
Rollin A. Wilbur
The
Herrick Co
Union Trust Company
Malone Fined $100 for Liquor Possession After Guilty Plea
Mike Malone received a $100 fine and costs for possessing two quarts of liquor after pleading guilty. Complaints alleged he fired a shotgun near Stop 54 Center Ridge, hitting a filling station and an automobile and grazing a bystander’s clothing, leading to his arrest by sheriff’s deputies. Found in a cave like dwelling tied to an old bank barn, Malone was intoxicated. deputies found several chickens and liquor at the home where his 12 year old son was present and to be placed with juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Malone
S. J. George
Malone
Stop 54
Center Ridge
Sheriff's
Masone
Sherff
Clarence E. Adams
Britain Hopes for Reductions in Armament in King’s Speech
London July 2 The King read a labor government drafted speech announcing conversations with the United States about naval disarmament and hopes for early world armament reduction. The speech also notes plans to sign the optional clause for arbitration, resume relations with the Soviet Union, and address unemployment and domestic reform including alcohol control, election law review, and overseas migration.
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London
Ramsay McDonald
United States
Charles G. Dawes
George
Lord Sanket
Great Britain
Houses of Parliament
House of Lords
Dominions
India
Permanent Court of International Justice
Soviet Union
King George
High Mark In Auto Sales In June
Lorain County posted a new record in June with 513 new passenger autos and 44 trucks sold, according to the county clerk’s bill of sale department. The figures mark the highest monthly auto sales for the county to date, highlighting strong demand in the local market.
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Lorain County
Habitual Criminal law enacted in Ohio now in effect
Columbus July 2 Ohio became an unhealthy state bay for the professional criminal The habitual criminal bill enacted by the recent legislature is now in effect Under its provisions a person convicted a fourth time for any of twenty four major crimes faces life imprisonment A third conviction carries the maximum penalty for the crime The list includes arson robbery pocket picking burglary second degree murder voluntary manslaughter assault to kill rob or rape cutting stabbing or shooting to kill or wound incest forgery grand larceny automobile stealing forcible rape or rape of a child under twelve receiving stolen property perjury and kidnapping or child stealing Sponsored by the Ohio State Bar Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
The
Ohio State Bar Association
Chicago Man Named Chairman of Farm Board
President Hoover announced Alexander Legge of Chicago accepts the chairmanship of the federal farm board. Legge leaves an income over 100000 yearly to take the post at 12000 annually, a sacrifice Hoover calls great. Legge led the International Harvester Company since 1922 and served in wartime roles with the war industries board.
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Washington
Hoover
Alexander Legge
Chicago
Federal Farm Board
Legge
International Harvester Company
Dane County
Wisconsin
Robert M. Lafollette
Nebraska
McCormick Reaper Company
War Industries Board
Allied Purchasing Commission
Fliers from Spain Return After Arctic Rescue at Gibraltar
Four of Spain’s top aviators Franco Ruiz de Alda Eduardo Gallarza and Pedro Madariaga return ashore after being rescued near the Azores by the British carrier Eagle following their attempted transatlantic flight to the United States. Thousands greet them as seaplanes drop flowers and the crew shares in the tribute. Dornier No 16 remains aboard the Eagle due to size.
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Gibraltar
Spain
Italia
Arctic Circle
United States
Azores Islands
Eagle
The
Franco
Ruiz de Alda
Eduardo Gallarza
Pedro Madariaga
Atlantic
Edison Reveals Secret To Boys
BROOKSIDE N J July Residents in a general store era Patience worn thin by three local boys who claim Thomas A Edison disclosed his method for a rubber substitute He halted his car as the chauffeur warmed milk and greeted the youths who recall only that he spoke of cultivating plants for potential rubber substitutes and that curiosity outweighed details.
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Brookside
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Lawrence
Jack Horner
Grand Thornburn, Jr
Edison
Traffic Ordinance Still Under Consideration At Council Meeting
The Monday council session touched the traffic ordinance briefly as the committee under C. C. Stelzenburg probes left turn rules. Clerk Harvey Cheney was asked to contact Akron about their traffic code and to seek information from the National Safety Council on left turn regulations.
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C. C. Stelzenburg
Harvey Cheney
Akron
Cheney
National Safety Council
T. L. Moise
Canton Woman Killed By Bus
Canton July 2. Mrs Katie Graves 37 was killed when a Northern Ohio Light and Power Co bus collided with a truck seven miles north of Canton. The bus tried to pass the truck as it turned left. Seven others were injured. Police held both drivers for investigation.
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Canton
Here
Katie Graves
Northern Ohio Light and Power Company
Fines Collected In Justice George Court In June
Justice S. J. George reports June fines totaling 2449.63 dollars. Liquor violations led with 1727.39 dollars, while all other offenses summed 722.13 dollars.
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Court OF Justice
Release Two Families From Scarlet Fever Quarantine
Sanitary Police Officer F H W Williams announced this morning that the city’s scarlet fever cases have fallen to ten. No new cases have been reported recently. Aside from one case of smallpox, the contagious illnesses are now limited to common childhood diseases.
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F. H W. Willams
County Commissioners weigh Lincoln Road upgrade in Sheffield Township
County commissioners planned a site visit to Lincoln Road in Sheffield Township to decide their stance on plans to convert the road into a county road. About one eighth of a mile of roadway is involved.
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Lincoln Road
Sheffield Township
City of Cleveland Endurance Flight Nears 100 Hours Amid Crashes
Cleveland flyers Byron K. Newcomb and R L Mitchell push toward a new refueling endurance record aboard the City of Cleveland. A near crash occurred when a fuel bag snagged the tail during a 5,000 foot transfer, narrowly avoided by pilot Ernie Basham and observer Dale Dryer. Weather and mechanical jig keepers test the crew as they tally hours toward the 172 hour, 2 minute mark set by Robbins and Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wares Rowly
Cew
Ernie E. Basham
North Ridgeville
Dale Dryer
Basham
Jim Hayden
Byron K. Newcomb
Roy L. Mitchell
R. L. Mitchell
City of
Reg Robbins
Jim Kelly
Fort Worth
Tex
Buffalo
Detroit
Toledo
Eddie Stinson
Man Arrested On Fraudulent Check Charge
C R Cissne was to be arraigned before Justice S J George today on a charge of issuing fraudulent checks. He allegedly issued checks totaling about 40 to several Sheffeld Lake merchants without a bank account. Cissne was arrested by the village mayor and turned over to Sheriff Clarence E. Adams for prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Cissne
S. J George
Sheffeld Lake
Cissne
Maye
Clarence E. Adams
Traffic tags indicate sparse Monday violators
Police issued red tags for traffic violators, recording only one case. The tagged vehicle, a license plate 523-040, was parked in a neon parking zone on Saint Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunt Street
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Bulletin
GAR
Kiwanis
John C. Goold
C. E. Holland
Herrick
Britain
Farm Board
Okill
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