Avon Lake Residents Seek Court Order to Halt Water Assessments
A suit filed in common pleas seeks to enjoin payment of disputed water improvement assessments on 900 acres in Avon Lake southeast, aiming to stop delinquency sales. Clarence Smith leads about 30 farm owners, alleging no benefit from the $673,000 bonds issued in 1925 1926. Curtis Duff also petitions to halt thousands in assessments on parcels he owns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake Village
Common Pleas Court
Avon Lake
Clarence Smith
Walker Road
Jaycox
Walker Roads
Cuyahoga County
Fonds
Pergons
Curtis Duff
Lake Road
Glitsch, Stack and Boon
Lorain
Sales Tax Examiners To Assist Vendors In Making Reports
Vendors may get help preparing quarterly sales tax reports from examiners in multiple locations. Fixaminer Baxter Sharp works July 6 to 10 at LaGrange and Grafton areas with hours 9 30 a m to 4 p m except lunch 12 to 1. Examiner Joseph Zhoray assists at Courthouse July 4 and 13 during same hours. Examiner Robert Marks serves Kipton Oberlin Wellington July 7 8 15 9 and 14. Reports due by July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fixaminer
Baxter Sharp
Grafton
LaGrange
Joseph Zhoray
Robert Marks
Kipton
Oberlin
Wellington
Will Pay For Dassages In Street Light Incident
Police report that two locals called Dale and Duane Rhodes of the YMCA agreed to restitution for breaking a street light at East River and East Bridge streets. Dale was detained early Sunday and Rhodes later reported at the station. Police declined to press charges due to the restitution agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Vale
Cleveland Street
Duane Rhodes
East River
East Bridge
E. J. Stankard
Dale
Rhodes
Shut-Ins Picnic Planned for Aug 1 at Parkas Springs Park
Lorain county shut-ins join others from Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania New York Indiana and Canada for a large picnic on August 1 at Parkas Springs Park Cleveland. Mrs Florence Myers coordinates transportation from Elyria enabling wheelchair and invalid coach travel with free transport as space allows. Nurses will be on duty and Boy Scouts assist. rain date is the dance hall. Amateur Radio Operators Shut-In Committee led by Pop Garvey of Cleveland organizes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New York
Indiana
Canada
Parkas Springs Park
Cleveland
Elyria
Florence Myers
Chestnut Streat
Myers
Pop” Garvey
Death Record Notices from Avon Lake and Nearby Areas
Death notices report Harold Nye Avon Lake D with death at home on Center road at 5 15 PM Saturday. Survived by two sisters. body to Schwartz Funeral Home Lorain. private funeral at Highland Park Crematory Cleveland. Also brief items announce infant burial at Pittsfield cemetery and several hometown obituaries with service details and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Nye
Avon Lake
Harold
Bul) Nye
Center Road
Cornell University
Neil Gray
Hudson
Ohio
Vale
Chicago
Schwartz Funeral
Lorain
Teenager Fined for Reckless Driving in City Court
Robert Novak, 17, of 611 Dewey Avenue, was fined £5 and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving. He crashed a red light at East River and Fourth Street and was cited for speeding in police court before Mayor Tonard Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Novak
Dewey Avenue
Tonard Smith
Novak
East Riv
Fourth Street
Firen destroyed two large barns in Elyria blaze
Lightning struck twice within four minutes causing fires at barns owned by Joseph Ternes on South Abbe road and John Suvai on La Grange Road in Carlisle Township. Firefighters faced equipment breakdowns and limited dispatch due to city-towship protocol, with extensive hay losses and livestock saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Elyria
Joseph Ternes
South Abbe Road
John Suvai
la Grange Road
Carlisle Township
Butternut Ridge Road
Abbe Road
LaGrange Road
W. N. Bates
Carlile Township
Central Fire Station
East Side
Bates
Cleveland
West Side
Engine Company No. 1
Minor Traffic Accidents Reported in Elyria Area
Despite heavy holiday traffic, Elyria Police and County Sheriff's department logged only minor accidents over the weekend, with seven incidents on Broad Street and surrounding areas. Vehicles involved include Walter Roto, Bill Botos, Harry Osborne, Peter Boyson, Mrs Bodine, Paul Stentz, W J Mills, Art Nichols, Leeother Johnson, Myron Davis, William Trepor, Walter Hale, Charles M Barchard, Samuel Rose, and A Tsamgaros, with stops on Broad Street, Second and East avenues, Oberlin Road, and nearby streets. One case involved a parked car collision. another a dozing truck driver causing a crash. Minor injuries were reported in at least one incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Walter Roto
Butternut Ridge Road
Bill Botos
Chestnut St
Broad Street
Harry Osborne
R. D. No
Peter Boyson
West River St
Mrs. Bodine
Charles Court
Paul Stentz
Cleveland St
Second and
East Avenue
W. J. Mills
Beebe Court
Art Nichols
South Main St
Wadsworth
Leeother Johnson
West
5Th St. Lorain
Oberlin Road
Myron Davis
BR. D
No. 7
Wooster
William Trepor
Eleventh St
Lorain
Walter Hale
A. Tsamgaros
Akron
Brighton
Motorist Brunner Fined for Reckless Driving in Police Court
John Brunner of 21 Chestnut Street was fined five dollars and costs for reckless driving after being arraigned before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court this morning. He was arrested Monday about midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brunner
Chestnut Street
Leonard Smith
William Young Fined For Intoxication In Police Court
William Young aged 49 of 1820 West Avenue was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication before Major Leon ard Smith in police court. He was arrested around 5 p m Sunday on Lodi Street.
Man Pleads Guilty to Disorderly Conduct in City Court
William McCulley, 43, of 331 Columbus Street, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct at police court this morning. Mayor Leonard Smith fined him $1 plus costs after a late night argument with his daughter, Mrs. Russell Yearley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilamomeclulley
Columbus Street
Leonard Smith
McCulley
Pp. m
Russell Yearley
Lightning Fires Strike Barn and Eagles Club Basement
Firemen said no buildings were threatened and that rapid response might not have saved the barn as fires from lightning blaze quickly. Nearby Abbe road barn could not be saved even with immediate action. Earlier, Sunday noon, waste paper smoldering in a Broad street Eagles Club boiler chimney caused smoke. department said inadequate draft and water from a garden hose confined the blaze to waste paper.
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Abbe Road
Eagles Club
Broad Street
Oberlin News Notes and Briefs Highlight Local Life
Oberlin notes report the Past Noble Grand Association postponing a Vine Rebekah lodge meeting to July 22. Miss Adabelle Lounsbrough of Elyria visits grandmother Mrs. Mary Lounsbrough. Robert D. Hubbard leaves for American University summer session in Washington, D. C. Mian Rheba Nickerson arrives from Seattle to direct physical education for girls at Broadway High School. Brief items mention Carrie Beem and brothers at Homecoming in Rochester, Ruth Mick taking a vacation, the Beiner household visit at Vermilion-on-the-Lake, and Harry Murphy family visiting. Glenn Harrison, injured in a car crash, is recovering at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Noble Grand Association of the
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Adabelle Lounsbrough
Elyria
Mary Lounsbrough
North Park Street
Robert D. Hubbard
P. D. Hubbard
South Professor Street
Washington, D. C
American University
Mian Rheba Nickerson
Seattle
Washington
Oberlin
Broadway
Carrie Beem
North Professor Street
Edwin L
William Field
Cleveland
Rochester
Ruth Mick
Bryan
Harry Murphy
Betty
Aon
Harry
Betty Alfien
Sun- Gay
Ed. Beiner
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Glenn Harrison
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Three Fined For Violations Of Fireworks Law
Three residents were fined 5 and costs for violating city fireworks ordinances. Walter Wynieski 19 George Matyes 19 and John Smith 19 paid fines. Four others arrested Sunday and yesterday will be heard later. Ronald Pontius of Grafton faces trial tomorrow morning. Talatski 27 and Edward Gempka 20 scheduled for 9:30 a.m. July 10. De Forest Rimbach 33 to be heard tomorrow morning. Police Chief Stankard said arrests targeted aggravated cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Smith
Walter Wynieski
Joe Talatski
East Broad Street
Edward Gempka
Warren Avenue
de Forest Rimbach
Lincoln Court
E. J. Stankard
Consideration of Judiciary Program Gets Under Way
Senate Majority Leader Joseph T. Robinson moved to begin consideration of President Roosevelt's judiciary program. He warned he would use stern tactics against any filibuster. The Senate agreed to proceed to immediate consideration without record vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Roosevelt
Robinson
Man Accused Of Threatening The President Is Held
Boston July 6 Morton D Wainwright 72 retired Deputy U S Marshal waived examination arraigned before SE Commission Howard W Robbins on a charge of threatening to kill President Roosevelt and held in 5000 bail for a hearing before a federal grand jury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Morton D. Wainwright
U. S
SE. S
Howard W. Robbins
Roosevelt
Ford Co Case Before National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Company faces the National Labor Relations Board in Detroit over alleged Wagner Act violations tied to an open shop policy affecting about 140,000 U.S. employees. Henry Ford plans to argue lack of board jurisdiction and defend freedom of speech against anti union literature. The Ford Brotherhood of America seeks to intervene and represent all Ford workers, a move to be resolved before testimony begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
United States
Henry Ford
Labor Board
National Labor Relations Act
Ford Brotherhood of America, Inc
Independent Union of
Ford
In Paws For Intoxication Joe Daney Fined In Police Court
Joe Daney 23 of the Jackson Hotel was fined 1 dollar and costs for intoxication after arraignment before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court. He was arrested about 8 30 p m Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Daney
Jackson Hotel
Leonard Smith
Daney
Police Guards Tighten Akron Strike Zone
Police squads reinforced guardsmen as a dozen pickets patrolled each gate in the restricted zone. About 30 cars stood outside the zones while hundreds gathered in the streets. Gov. Davey sent 500 guards to the Goodrich Rubber district to maintain peace at factory gates amid union tension. China-US air link planned with ten-hour direct service between Peiping and Hong Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Akron
Martin L. Davey
Goodrich Rubber
Rivoli Theatre To Undergo Major Enlargement
The Rivoli Theatre will be remodeled and enlarged in a substantial improvement program. The theatre is closed and expected to reopen around September 1 after work to increase seating capacity, with the former George H Crawford clothing store space adjoining the entrance to be incorporated into the theatre area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Crawford Clothing
Court actions and filings span injuries, divorce, and parole
Walter Lestawski sues State Industrial Commission for compensation for injuries from a 1926 Elyria Foundry accident. Clara W. Wallweber is granted a divorce from John Roy Wail weber for gross neglect of duty. County commissioners set July 27 for a view and first hearing on Walker ditch improvement. Zymy Jarish, sentenced for burglary, faces possible deportation after August 20 as referred to federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lestawski
Lorain
State Industrial Commission
Elyria Foundry Company
Clara W. Wallweber
John Roy Wail
Weber
D. A. Cook
Walker Ditch
Zymy Jarish
Here
Burg Clary
Ohio Parole Board
Jarish
Find Body Of 10th Torso Murder Victim
Cleveland police recovered the torso of a man in the Cuyahoga River, marking Cleveland’s 10th torso murder victim. The section, from knees to mid abdomen, was found under a bridge with one leg and one arm later located, matching the rest of the body. Detectives suspect a skilled surgeon based killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cuyahoga River
Kinsgbury Run
Pleas Entered In Drunk Driving Case In Police Court
William H. Ehricke of Gates Avenue pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated and a trial date was set for July 29 by Mayor Leonard Smith. Ehricke was arrested Friday evening. Frank Seekins of Oberlin Road, arrested with Ehricke, faces July 10. Joe Mitchell of West River Street paid a $1 fine for intoxication after pleading guilty before Mayor Leonard Mitchell. Jony Borosky, 44, of 650 Lodi Street, was fined $5 and costs for intoxication after arraignment before Major Leonard Borosky, arrested about 4:35 a.m. Sunday on India Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Ehricke
Gates Avenue
Leonard Smith
Ehricke
Frank Seekins
Oberlin Road
Ebricke
Joe Mitchell
West River Street
Mitchell
Broad Street
Jony Borosky
Lodi Street
Borosky
Markets and livestock prices from Cleveland and Rome report
The Cleveland and Rome markets show live poultry steady with various grades listed, 20c premiums for heavy fowl, and prices for small, colored, leghorn, and old roosters. Potatoes, Ohio and Virginia varieties, and cash prices for Oklahoma Reds and other regions accompany the market rundown. Cleveland Livestock receipts total 600 with cattle, sheep, and veal prices noted, including steers, cows, and bulls. hogs and veal are listed with ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Rome
Fancy Rock
North Carolina
Virginia
Oklahoma Reds
New Ohio Cobblers
Two New Resident Physicians At Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital welcomes Dr. Charles A. Obert of Lakewood and Dr. M. R. Frisch of London England as new resident physicians. They replace Dr. Louis Katz returning to Minneapolis and Dr. Robert Adelman returning to Cleveland. Both new doctors are Western Reserve University School of Medicine graduates with internships at St. John's and Charity Hospitals in Cleveland. Charles Jackson, 55, of 21 Weat Avenue, to appear in police court at 9 30 a m Saturday to answer a charge of intoxication after arrest Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cies
Louis Katz
Minneapolis
Robert Adelman
Cleveland
Charles A. Obert
Lakewood
M. R. Frisch
London
England
Western Reserve University ‘School of Medicine
Obert
St. John's Hospital
Frisch
Charity Hospital
Charles Jackson
Weat Avenue
Jackson
Obituary: Organist and Educator Yeamans Dies
Obituary notes the death of organist and teacher E. Yeamans, detailing his 1931 1935 Kappa Lambda presidency, Iowa teaching at Leander Clark College, Chicago and New York theater work, Paris organ studies with Bennett Vierne and Nadia Boulanger, roles in Paris American Church and Euclid Avenue Christian Church Cleveland, and a prolific output including Little Red Riding Hood and The Nativity. He is survived by his mother Mrs E J Yeamans Oberlin a brother Avery Yeamans Lorain three nephews and one niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Conservatory
E. J. Yeamans
Oberlin
Avery Yeamens
Lorain
Local man pleads not guilty in DWI case
John Koch, 32, of 2436 Seymour Avenue, Cleveland, arraigned before Mayor Leonard Koch and pleads not guilty to driving while intoxicated after his car stalled in Broad Street traffic. Passenger Clark Frank, 69, of Birmingham, pleads guilty and is fined one dollar and costs. Koch’s hearing set for July 16 by Mayor Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Koch
Seymour Avenue
Cleveland
Leonard Smith
Koch
Broad Street
Clark Frank
Birmingham
Smith
Jackson Chooses Court Over Cafeteria Ticket
Police gave J. C. Jackson of 116 Cornell avenue the option of paying a $1 cafeteria ticket or facing a court hearing. Jackson chose court, with a hearing before Mayor Leonard Smith. In police court his case was continued until July 27 after Officer Earl Boggs cited him for parking in a bus and taxi space on Court street Saturday. The driver claimed he had as much right as the buses to park there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jackson
Cornell Avenue
Jackson
Leonard Smith
Earl Boggs
Court Street
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Dassages
L. Streicker
E. Bridge
Itang
Pas Evra
Fan
Amherst
Minnie Hurlburt
Middle Ridge
Homer A. Kelly
Lake Avenue
Germany
Homer Kelly
J. A. Anderson
Adam
Henry Frank
Edward Frank
Toledo
Zilch Funeral Home
Hev. M. A. Hayes
First Evangelical Church
Brownhelm Cemetery
Elver H. Rounds Wakeman
Elver H. Rounds
Hertland Township
Hartland
Huron County
Harlow
Clarksfield
Bert Leidroff
Edward Sing- Stock
Carl Bohn
Harland
Lawrence Ellis
Norwalk
MM. Rounds
Ira
Sarah Burras
G. M. Kittinger
Hartland Ridge Cemetery
Star Show
Phono
William Young
West. Avenue
Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevenger
Union
High School
Tess
E. F. Whitney & Son
Ford Co
Peiping
Hong Kong
China
Schroll
Rivoli Theatre
Bulletin
India
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Con Helfern
Valvex
Hholes
Toledo Grain
Crain
C. Toledo
Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
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