Surprise 65 Guests Honor Buchs on 25th Anniversary
The Buchs couple of Oberlin celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with 65 guests from ten children and relatives arriving in 15 automobiles. The event blended a picnic and family reunion with lunches shared, a cake from Lansing, and a gift of silver dollars. Four generations attended, including children and spouses from Michigan, Ohio, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Buchs
Gottlieb Buchs
Oberlin
Hher
Mr. Buchs
Sherlin Bucks
Texas
Frank Heydenburk
Lansing
Michigan
Buchs
Harold Buchs
Kanton
Silas
Amnerst
Lawrence
Jeanette Gilder
Elyria
Twyla Widemer
Kapten
Arthur Smith
Detroit
Ervin Browns
Canton
Edward Browns
Cleveland
Henry Drowns
Elytia
Mrs. Bucks
Hypnotist Held In Woman's Death
Police in Glendale detain The Great Gilbert on open charges after a housewife died during a hypnotic session. Authorities say they will hold him until the cause of Marie Colombos death is known while investigating the strange scene and autopsy results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Canf
Gilbert
Robert A. Gilbert
Marie Colombos
Orpheum
Youth Fractures Right Wrist in Yard Incident
Walter Hill Jr. 13 of 363 East Bridge Street fractured his right wrist while playing Sunday morning in his yard. He was taken to a physician where the injury was reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hill Jr
East Bridge Street
Four Students Graduate From Bethany Baptist Bible School
Bethany Baptist Church completed its first vacation Bible school commencement Sunday afternoon. Graduates were Ida Jentins Alma Kerth Genella Christ and Vivian Rucker. A capacity crowd attended as Mrs. Guy Byars presided. The school enrolled 134 children with many achieving perfect attendance. J R Monk Jr served as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Baptist Church Vacation Bible School
Ida Jentins
Alma Kerth
Genella Christ
Vivian Rucker
Guy Byars
J. R Monk Jr
Invite Herd Owners To Have Tests Made
Lorain County dairy herd owners are offered Bang’s disease testing under a revived federal state cooperative program led by Dr A J DeFaucett. New herds are now accepted for testing after a period of no new entries. contact the state office to renew participation and continue supervision of existing tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
L Hummel
A J DeFercett
Ohio
R. DeFaucett
Fined and License Suspended After City Court Hearing
Marion Murrey, 19, of 730 Lene side avenue, was fined 50 and costs and had her license suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q Petro in police court. Ross Murray pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. a 1-year-old companion was also arrested following a collision at Broad Street and Middle Avenue. The 11-year-old girl faced intoxication charges and was bound over to juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Murrey
Leneside Avenue
Loram
Cme
Joseph Q Petro
Ross Murray
Murray
Richard Horan
Denison Avenue
Wiliam D Taylor
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Petro
Juvenue
Presidents visit to Cleveland park event outlined
A detailed itinerary describes the park assembly for 125000 spectators with a parade past historic sites. It notes the use of Rufus Pundam’s transit and mentions multi state observances from July 9 to July 15 including Inauguration reenactments and governors' participation. Roosevelt invites Ohio figure Charles Sawyer amid New Deal politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campus Martius
Ohio Company Land Office
Northwest Territory
Rufus Punam
Covington
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Ordinance
Ohio
St. Clair
President Roosevelt
Charles Sawyer
Democratic National
Sawyer
Martin L. Davey
Plane Turns Over At Cedar Point Injuring Four
Four people aboard the Cedar Point pleasure plane were thrown into the water when the aircraft turned over during landing on the Bay at Cedar Point. Pilot Walter E Ohinch, 32, of Cleveland, employed by Great Lakes Airlines Co, among those thrown overboard, two women and a man unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Cedar Point
Walter E Ohinch
Cleveland
Great Lakes Airlines Co
Argument Ends Fatally in Yard Dispute at Zanesville
In Zanesville Ohio a long-standing dispute over property between two neighbors ended in a double tragedy. Carey Leasure aged 70 shot and killed Alper Mercer 54 as Mercer bent to pick up a board. Leasure then shot himself before officers arrived, leaving a note accusing Mercer of stealing his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Carey Leasure
Alper Mercer
Leasure
Coffee Overstock Surges in Salvador Market
About 85,000 bags of coffee stood ready for buyers in Salvador, indicating a large warehouse stock awaiting fresh sales and possible market pressure on prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvador
Local Divorces and Foreclosure Action Noted
Russell J Heyer gains a divorce from Opal Heyer on neglect charges in Elyria. Leona Wellman seeks divorce from Walter Wellman after 1913 marriage and two sons. First Savings and Loan sues Amge Inc for 5016 plus foreclosure. George Blazina granted divorce from Vida Blaze on cruelty grounds after reconsideration. Homer Clark, 20, treated for a gunshot wound to the right thigh from a ricochet while shooting at rats. incident listed by sheriff department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell J. Heyer
Opal Heyer
Jurge D . Cook
Leona Wellman
Walter Wellman
Oberlin
Homer Clark
Elyria Memo
Sheriffs Department
Four Bills Signed By Governor Davey in Ohio
Gov Davey signs four bills including Kalb Bill for paying balances of salaries to the dependents of seven deceased legislators. The Kalk Bill sets bond payments. another Lawrence Bill allows subdivisions to participate in Public Works. Names listed include Mrs Thorne and widows of several representatives across Ohio towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jax LP
Govermr Davey
S.giedict
Lawrence Bril
Nelle Donovan
Bernard Deonoxan
Toledo
Jean Camrpoel
Emerson Carrabell
St. Clairsville
G. H. Thorne
Rep Thorne
Greens County
Newton Farbanks
Fairbanks
Springfield
John L. Richards
Swift & Company Appeals Wallace Order Over Unfair Practices
Swift & Company of Chicago filed a US Court of Appeals appeal against Secretary Henry A. Wallace order to cease alleged unfair discriminatory and deceptive sales practices. The firm denies charges, arguing due process and compliance with the Packers and Stockyards Act. Wallace found violations from 1930 to 1937 in distribution of its products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Swift & Company
Chicago Meat Packing Firm
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
United States
Washington
Dunlavy Withdraws Candidacy for Attorney General
Dunlavy of Ashtabula and a member of the Ohio Public Utilities Commission withdrew as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Attorney General. He was in a hospital for a week and said his physicians advised against running. Duffy remains unopposed for renomination in the August primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus O
Tlph
Dennis F. Dunlavy
Ashtabula
Ohio Public Utities Commission
Dunlavy
Wiliam J Kennedy
Herbert 5S
Duffy
Bomb raids hit town near Barcelona in 1940s report
Bulletins describe Junkers aircraft dropping about 30 bombs on an industrial suburb five miles north of Barcelona. Thirteen nationalists reportedly caused at least 14 injuries as Roman era town structures faced heavy damage during a week of raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badalona
Spain
Junkers
Barcelona
Roman Legeon
Loyalist Iron Ring Break Near Teruel in Eastern Front Play
Dispatches report Loyalist forces breaking a Nationalist ring near Teruel and advancing toward Burrana and the walled town. Nationalists claimed major pistol operations, heavy shelling, and the capture of prisoners as fighting raged along the Sagunta to Valencia front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrana
Wali
Hense
Teruel
Burrian
T'E Sevier
la Puebla de Vanerde
Sagunta
Sag Vria
Saguria
Valencia
Motorists From 25 States At Cascade Park On Holiday
Cascade Park drew visitors from 25 states and Canada during a holiday weekend, park warden John Madhock reports. Pennsylvania and New York plates were common among out of state cars, and park facilities saw heavy use though cooler weather. The swimming pool was a top draw with many out of town swimmers, and parking frequently reached capacity over the two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Cascade Park
John Madhock
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Atlantic
Pacifc
G.stant
Cascade Parks
Cascade Parks Attract Tons Are Deserved Saa
Elyria Firemen Respond Twice During Holiday Weekend
Elyria firemen were called to two incidents over the weekend. A rubbish pile fire near 922 Fast Avenue was confined to the rubbish. A second alarm at 1123 a.m. involved a car owned by Charles Comeam at 520 Princeton Avenue. a spark from metal brushing against a generator sparked the blaze, ownerExtinguished it with water and no damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Siice
Forom Sundays
Fast Avenue
Charles Comeam
Princeton Avenue
Oberlin Couple Weds at Moonlit Oberlin Home
Miss Virgin Moore Patterson of Dayton and Allen M. Baley of Oberlin united in marriage at Patterson grandmother’s home in Waverly Drive Oberlin with Bohn officiating Several Oberlin friends attended The bride a Oberlin Conservatory graduate and daughter of Marie Moore Patterson of Dayton Baley a Publicivy Department official at Oberlin College is an Oberlin College graduate The couple planned a honeymoon to Montreal Bermuda Nassau and Jamaica before returning to Oberlin in early August
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Oberlin
Virgin Moore Patterson
Dayton
Allen M. Balex
Moon
Club Notes From The Pas Cress Of The Pythian Sisters
Community groups announce meetings this week. Pythian Sisters meet at Mrs Ras Hall Sprig Street. Masnray Society of Baptist church gathers Wednesday at church. Odd Fellows lodge plans Wednesday evening session. Ladies Aid at Grace Lutheran invites Mrs C H Diedrich home Wednesday at 2. West Russia Club hosts all day Thursday at Mary Hacker residence with pot luck at noon. Young Men's Club holds regular Thursday evening at the Oberlin Tavern. Oberlin Encarpment meets Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas Cress
Pythian Sisters
Ras Hall
Sprig Street
Masnray Society of the Baptist Church
E Tre Church
Regnler
Odd Fellows Lodge
Ali
Lades Aid Society
Grace
Local Society Notes From Oberlin Area Weekend Guests
Weekend visitors include Dr and Mrs R S Young of New Concord and Robert Rose of New Wilmington Pa. The Rosecrans family hosted in North Pleasant street with other relatives visiting Pittsburg and Cleveland. Oberlin attendees joined Lorain Canton Auxiliary meeting in Elyria, and trips included Dover fireworks and Rochester homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Cedar Avenue
H. Kutscher
Kutschers
Ralph Wiedman
Cleveland
Linwood Park
Oberlin
Lorain Canton
Elyria
Carl Berger
Ray Malham
Minnie Malham
Frank Wilson
L H. Kimmel
North Professor Street
Wyttenbach
Henrietta
Beatrice Baldwin
Dover
Malham
Sam Jacobs
Zona Rodin
Wendolyn Jackson
Ladies Auxiliary No 11
Union Street
Carolyn Herron
Dean Graham
Pittsburgh
Robert Lang
Kathryn Coates
California
Carrie Beem
William
Edwin L. Field
Rochester
Death Notice Elizabeth A. Tunnington 70 Elyria
Elizabeth A. Tunnington aged 70 died Sunday at 8 p m at her niece J K R Holcombe's home in Elyria after a lingering illness. Born July 11 1868 in Thompsonville Conn she had lived in Elyria 55 years. Survived by nephews Frederick Alva and Allan Tunnington of Springfield Mass and sisters-in-law Mrs J oR Holcombe and Mrs CF Strohmeier both of Elyria. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p m Taylor Funeral Home with Rev E B Redhead officiating. Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Tunnington
West Street
J. KR. Holcombe
West Avenue
Miss Tunnington
Thompsonville
Connecticut
Elyra
Frederick
Alva
Allan Tunnington
Springfield
Massachusetts
J Or Holcombe
CF Strohmeier
Elyma
Taylor Funeral Home
E B Redhead
St. Andrew's Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Death of Bert Tarr on fifty eighth birthday in Elyria
Bert Tarr of 628 Park Place died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 11 00 today on his fifty eighth birthday He was born in Orville Ohio on July Sth 1880 and had lived in Elyria 32 years Mr Tarr was a member of St Andrews Episcopal church and is survived by his wife Dora The body is at Nichols Funeral Home Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombos
Ethel P. Gaynor
Leo Gaynor
Gilbert
George Colombos
Zoe
Colombo
Bert Tarr
Park Place
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Orville
Ohio
Elyria
Mr Tarr
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Dora
Nichols Funeral Home
Mrs Yerges Dies in Sandusky. Funeral Planned
Mrs Caroline Yerges died at her Sandusky home Saturday evening. She leaves four daughters Mrs Conrad Burester Mrs Harry Ebert Miss Marie Yerges all of Sandusky and Mrs Earl F Goode of Elyria. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 9 00 am at St Mary's church Sandusky with burial in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Yerges
Sandusky
Conrad Burester
Harry Ebert
Marie Yerges
Earl F Goode
Fifth Street
Elyria
St Mary's Church
Sandushs
PWA Urges Faster Applications for Federal Building Funds
Washington July 5 The Public Works Administration urged cities to accelerate applications for funds from a 763 million appropriation with 440 million still unallocated. Harold L Ickes said success depends on city action and warned against collusive bidding graft and kickbacks while stressing PWA cooperates with business but is not a substitute for private industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public
Admir
PWA
Harold L Ickes
Pwas
Woreamen
Pleads Guilty In Drunken Driving Case
Robert G. French of 117 Eastern Heights Boulevard pled guilty to driving while intoxicated in police court led by Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. He was fined 50 and costs and his license suspended after his car dumped the curb at East Avenue and Sixth Street, crashed into a pole, and turned on its side. he was treated for a minor cut at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. French
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Joseph Q. Petro
French
East Avenue
Sixth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Taylor
Movie Theaters See Major Revenue Jump in Japan
Paid admissions to movie theaters in Japan rose by 60 million over the last year, boosting box office activity and signaling growing audience demand for domestic and international releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Cleveland Produce Markets Show Mixed Prices and Strong Livestock
Wholesale market notes from Cleveland show mixed produce prices with leghorn and roasted poultry firming, and declines for certain birds. Livestock receipts remain active with higher beef and lamb values. hogs and pigs show varied, smaller gains amid overall steady to higher market tone.
Lorain Man Faces Reckless Driving Charge
Gilbert Kostyn, 19, of 1717 East 30th Street Lorain is to appear in police court Saturday morning to answer a reckless driving charge. He was arrested about 10 30 p m Saturday after driving in a reckless manner on Middle Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Kostyn
East 30Th Street
Lorain
Middle Avenue
Wakeman Man Fined for Reckless Driving After Street Collision
Carl Wilber of Wakeman Ohio was fined 3 dollars and costs after being arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q Petro in police court. He was arrested about 9 PM Saturday following a minor Broad Street collision with W M Cox of Toledo. Police say Wilber did not stop, claiming he had the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wilber
Wakeman
Ohio
Joseph Q. Petro
Wilber
Broad Street
W. M. Cox
Toledo
Bell Sanford Fined for Intoxication in Police Court
Bell Sanford aged 33 of 422 Bell avenue paid a $2 fine and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on intoxication charges. Sanford’s companion Eddie Williams, 27 of 327 Clinton avenue, faced arrest for being found in a parked car at Broad street and West avenue. Williams pleaded not guilty and was to be tried this afternoon. A separate note says agricultural workers conditions are under investigation by the Northern Ireland Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Sanford
Bell Avenue
Joseph Q. Petro
Sanford
Eddie Willams
Clinton Avenue
Broad Street
West Avenue
Williams
Outdoor market listings for fresh produce and prices
A scanned list shows vegetables and fruits with varying prices and units from outdoor and hothouse sections. Items include lettuce, onions, carrots, cucumbers, tomatoes, spinach, mushrooms, cabbage, peppers, and herbs with baskets, crates, and bunches priced per dozen, pound, peck, or crate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Rhuubarg
Ash
Julian Tie
Aldrich Fined and Licenses Suspended for DWI
W. W. Aldrich aged 55 of 1063 Eleventh Street Lorain was fined $60 and costs and had his driving rights suspended for one year after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. He was arrested about 4 40 am Sunday on Oberlin Road before Major Joseph Q. Petro in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Aldrich
Eleventh Street
Lorain
Joseph Q. Petro
Aldrich
Oberlin Road
Auction at State Route 76 auction of farm stock and gear
On Saturday July 9 at 10 30 A M at one to two miles south of Eaton Center an auction will offer two sorrel geldings dairy cattle and Brown Swiss cattle including seven registered animals, hogs, farm equipment from Fordson tractors to McCormick binders, a 1929 Ford Coupe, terms cash, lunch at noon. Owner C B Dawson Auctioneer G W Woodruff Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Center
Fordson Tractor
McCormick
New Idea
MccCormick
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G. J. Oconnor
E. 13Th St
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Bethany Baptist
Schroll
Paapera Alhive
First Savings and Loan Company
Amge, Inc
George Blazina
Vida Blaze
Coor
Erder
Davey
Meat Packing Firm
Wallace Order
Bulletin
B. Wise
City Cab
Brown Hotel
Howard
Pete) Peters
Mgr
Mrs
Esther Wood
Allen M. Batley
Bailey Market
Hamburg
Wisc
Ham Butts Ib
Cleveland Produce
Eatia
Extran Kriade
Hotu
Leghorn
Breilers
Cain Foe
Roesters
Muscuova
Vuastoia
Vorkgima
North Catololtna
Toledo Grain Close
Northern Ireland
Howegrowers Market
Tireen
Rbi
MTA
Harry F. Garrett
C B. Dawson
Phone LaGrange 60R
G. W. Woodruff
Mr EE
Palm Beach
Goodall
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