Farm Board to Get Vast Data To Tackle Surplus
Washington July 9 The agriculture department will make statistics on nearly every aspect of farming available to President Hoover's Farm Board when it convenes next Monday. A staff of about 1,000 experts will assist, with 10,000 miles of bureau wire and field facilities ready. The bureau will not conduct special research, but will aid in data gathering and analysis as the board proceeds. President Hoover named William F Schmilling to the board, with six of nine seats already filled and the remaining two to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Hoover
Farm Board
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Miss Olsen
Congress
Olsen
White House
William F. Schmilling
Northfield
Minn
Federal Farm Board
Two more divorces granted here
Two more divorces were granted yesterday afternoon along with several alimony settlements. Virgil Jacobs was granted a divorce from Gertrude Jacobs for gross neglect of duty, with one child age one and alimony arranged. Mary Cronoles was granted a divorce from Samuel Cronoles for gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, restoring her to her maiden name Mary Maljuzich. Mae Cremeans and Marguerite Weitzel received weekly alimony, and three note judgments were awarded, including sums against W E Davis Michalina Rutkowski and the Port City Mortgage Co. against Adam Medley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Jacobs
Gertrude Jacobs
Mary Cronoles
Samuel Cronoles
Mary Maljuzich
Anna Kelleher
Francis Kelleher
Mae Cremeans
Manuel Cremeans
Marguerite Weitzel
Otis Weitzel
C. E. Roth
W. E. Davis
Helen Pecanis
Michalina Rutkowski
Port City Mortgage Company
Adam Medley
Hungarian Water Rite Fails To Reveal Missing Boy
In a Hungary inspired custom, a candle set in bread was cast into Black River by Mrs. Wash and her daughter to reveal the missing boy. The candle burned briefly, then went out near the river junction where the boy was last seen. Despite efforts, the bread was not recovered and the body remained unfound as searchers continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Ernest
Mrs. Wash
Hungary
Black River
Wash
Steve Leko
Say
Local crash damages two cars on Lake Avenue
S L Long of Elyria and driver Alvin Frantz of Lorain collided while turning into a driveway on Lake avenue Monday afternoon. Both vehicles were damaged, Frantz struck and broke an electric light pole after side swiping Long. Occupants were unhurt, police said.
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Lake Avenue
S. L. Long
R. D
Elyria
Alvin Frantz
West 26Th Street
Lorain
Frantz
Long
Suit Brought Against Local Concern Over Promissory Notes
Gurney P. Hood as trustee for the bankrupt Wayne Furniture Company of Goldsboro North Carolina filed suit in common police court against Home Furniture Company of Elyria seeking judgment for 531 dollars on promissory notes.
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Gurney P. Hood
Wayne Furniture Company
Goldsboro
N. C
Home Furniture Company
Elyria
Girl Fractures Arm Attempting to Crank Car
Miss Mildred Kessler aged fifteen of 1710 Middle Avenue was treated at Elyria Hospital early July ninth for a fractured right arm suffered while cranking a machine.
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Mildred Kessler
Middle Avenue
Elyria Hospital
Wooster Attorney to Address Elyria Kiwanis on Wills
Wooster attorney Daniel C. Funk, president of the Wooster Kiwanis, will speak to the Elyria Kiwanis at the Hotel Newell Thursday noon on the topic of wills.
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Wooster
Daniel C. Funk
Ohio
Kiwanis Club
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Wills
Traffic violators fined in Elyria police court
Two Elyrians appeared before Mayor James A. Hewitt this morning. Rodgers Ready was fined two dollars and costs for driving with no tail light after pleading guilty. D A Siaskiews of Huron Street pleaded guilty to crashing lights on Lodi Street and was fined two dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrians
James A. Hewitt
Rodgers Ready
D. A. Siaskiews
Huron Street
Lodi Street
Eleven Auto Tags Issued By Police In One Day
The number of red tags issued by police Monday rose markedly above average as eleven vehicles received tags for traffic violations. Six violations were overtime parking with two cars left running at the curb, two for improper lighting, and one for parking by a fire hydrant.
Urbanski Divorce Granted in Lorain Court
Helen Urbanski of Lorain was granted a divorce from Steve Urbanski by Judge W. B. Thompson on grounds of extreme cruelty and willful absence after a day and a half of contested charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Urbanski
Lorain
Steve Urbanski
W. B. Thompson
Husband Asks Divorce In Lorain Court
Paul Monaco of 601 East 28th street Lorain filed for divorce from Michelina Monaco of 118 East 20th street Lorain in common pleas court today citing gross neglect of duty. Married in 1920 in Italy the couple have two children.
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Paul Monaco
East 28Th Street
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Michelina Monaco
East 20Th Street
Italy
Mortgage suit seeks 2600 judgment and foreclosure
The Progressive Mortgage Company filed suit in common pleas court against C. C. Coleman and others asking judgment for 2600 and foreclosure of a mortgage on Lorain property pledged as security for a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Mortgage Company
Common Pleas Court
C. C. Coleman
Lorain
FILE SUIT ON NOTE AGAINST ALEX PIELAK
The City Loan and Guarantee Company filed suit in common pleas court today against Alex Pielak seeking judgment for 400 on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Loan and Guarantee Company
Common Pleas Court
Alex Pielak
Resar Sues Over Building Collapse Injuries
Matt Resar files a $1500 damages suit in common pleas court against W J Young of Elyria alleging injuries from a building collapse in Sandusky on Aug 17 1928 while working on a theater roof. Resar states Young directed continued piling despite overloading the structure.
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Common Pleas Court
Matt Resar
15Th Street
Elyria
W. J. Young
Oxford Avenue
Sandusky
Kesar
Young
Sandusayr
Resar
Cork Leg Paid as Court Fine in Tennessee
In Johnson City Tennessee Police Judge Barton recalls a court bargain where a one legged man’s girlfriend was fined twenty five dollars. The man offered his artificial leg as security and paid the court with it, leaving the judge uneasy about securing the $25.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Barton
Commonwealth
Memphis parks claim national record for small cities
The City of Memphis, owner of 39 parks and playgrounds covering 7,547 acres and employing 338 workers, says it holds the record for all U S cities under 259,900 population.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
United States
Robbery diverted by car with sign "Don't shoot" in Coldwater
A Chamaco owned automobile traveling through Coldwater en route to Detroit displayed signs reading Don't shoot we have no liquor. The incident involved a vehicle with a comical, cautionary message and no reported injuries or arrests.
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Coldwater, Mich
Coldwater
Detroit
Rotarians Host Impromptu Luncheon Program
Rotarians enjoyed an impromptu program at a noon meeting. Don Baird explained Rotary fundamentals to new members while Harry Howett of the International Society for Crippled Children discussed its Texas chapter. William McClellan announced a YMA camp boys work program for roughly seventy youths near Vermilion river, with a golf tournament planned for Spring Valley on July 17 involving Vermilion Lakewood and Lorain clubs. A dinner and a quartet performance by Walter Kohn Bob Moore Lawrence Webber and John Rankin capped the event.
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Don Baird
Rotary
Harry Howett
International Society For Crippled Childdren
Vermilion River
William McClellan
Rotary Club
Spring Valley
Bert Pfau
Wood
Lorain
Vermilion
Lakewood
Death Record Mrs Frances Wright Widow of Herbert H Wright
Mrs Frances Wright widow of Herbert H Wright died Monday evening July at the home of her daughter Mrs S G Shaw 136 Harrison street Born August 23 1849 in Oberlin educated at Oberlin College long associated with Fisk University Nashville Tenn where her husband was dean a Elyria resident for fifteen years Funeral services from her daughter's home 136 Harrison street Thursday at 2 pm Rev A E Thompson Warne Ohio officiating Burial in Westwood cemetery Oberlin Ohio
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Frances &. Wright
Herbert H. Wright
S. G. Shaw
Harrison Street
Wright
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Fisk University
Nashville
Tenn
Elyria
A. E. Thompson
Warne
Ohio
Westwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Elson Krieg
Funeral services for Elson Krieg will be held Thursday at 1 30 at the house and at 2 p m at the Kipton Community church Rev Misenbaugh and Rev P E Harding will be in charge Elson Krieg lost his life Sunday night when hit by an automobile while walking along the Oberlin Kipton road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elson Krieg
Kipton Community Church
Misenbaugh
P. E. Harding
Oberlin-Kipton Road
Four H Clubs Prepare For Camp at Lorain County Encampment
Lorain County 4-H plans detailed encampment at Camp Iss-See-Kies on the Vermilion River from July 29 to August 3 for members ages 10 to 21. Five delegates attend the Medina district encampment representing 22 counties, including Dorothy Sandrock Belden Dorothy Lotiman Carlisle Helen Davidson Russia Russell Fitch and Leonard Prindle Columbia. The day schedule features early rising, flag ceremony, fabrications of tents, vesper and campfire conferences, handicraft, woodcraft, and nature study, with group sessions, meals, recreation, and speakers culminating in appreciation hour and campfire services.
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Lorain County
Camp Iss-See-Kies
Vermilion River
Medina
Dorothy Sandrock
Belden
Dorothy Lotiman
Carlisle
Helen Davidson
Russia
Russell Fitch
Leonard Prindle
Columbia
County Farm Bureau
Suimminz
Jin
Sale includes four Roman forts and wall segment at Cheeters estate
In Newcastle England four Roman forts and a section of Hadrian's Wall are included in the sale of the Cheeters estate in Northumberland. Much of the property was acquired by tenant farmers and the forts and wall remain well preserved as relics of the empire's outposts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
England
Harlan's Wall
The
Cheeters
Northumberland
Chilean Congress considers 190000 pesos hotel bill
A Chilean bill calling for 190000 pesos to fund modern hotel construction seeks to boost tourism and position the country as a favored travel destination. The measure aims to develop lodging facilities and attract more visitors to Santiago and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Congress
Elyria Pastor to Lecture in Oberlin
Reverend William Muir Auld, pastor of the First Congregational Church of Elyria, will lecture in Warner Hall on Robert Burns and Scottish Life and Character Friday evening, July 12. The talk precedes a Scotch company of players presenting The Cotters Saturday Night in Warner Hall on Tuesday, July 16, with songs readings and acting drawn from Burns poems and life.
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Elyria
Oberlin
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church of
Warner Hall
Robert Burns
Cotters
Lakeside Federation marks 35th anniversary convention
Reverend W F Bohn will be a principal speaker at Lakeside Federation of Women’s Clubs 35th anniversary convention at Lakeside on July 10 and 11. The 73 clubs total 2000 to 2500 members, formed 55 years ago with Lakeside Chautauqua, mostly rural clubs. Bohn will discuss Modern Education.
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Lakeside
W. F. Bohn
Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs
Lakeside Chautauqua Assembly
Local Socials and Club Notices From Oberlin
Mrs S E Miller and Mrs Carmel Saga hosted guests from Lorain at a 6 39 dinner at Oberlin Inn last Saturday. They enjoyed bridge at Mrs Sage home with Sage winning high score. Methodist Junior Choir picnic planned Wednesday at Ladies Grove 4 pm. Rebekah Aid Society meeting moved from July 1 to July 17 at Mrs Bertha Murphy’s 374 South Main Street, due to absences. J S Fowler college librarian to Montreal for vacation with Mrs Fowler and Walter. return in four weeks. C W Wade of Be Vere Inc left July for Munser Ind to tour Virginia and West Virginia with his father, returning about August 1.
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S. E. Miller
Carmel Saga
Hull
Basore
Lorain
Oberlin Inn
Sage
Rebekah Aid Society
Bertha Murphy
South Main Street
J. S. Fowler
Montreal
N. C
Mrs. Fowler
Mall
Walter
Mississippi
Mr. Fowler
C. W Wade
BeViere Inc
Munser, Ind
Virginia
West Virginia
Weekend anglers and travelers depart for journeys
John Slack of Hollywood Ave, Max Pierce of N Pleasant Street, Walter Gauman and Kermit Streicher of N W Russia spent the weekend fishing at Bellevue Michigan. Mr and Mrs Phil Baxter left this morning for Kinsley Kansas for a month. Miss Mary Yocom and Mrs C C Green left this morning for Chautauqua New York to visit Mrs Green's daughter Mrs T L Preble who will accompany them back to Oberlin next week. Mrs Betts Gibson is expected home tomorrow from to thru the east. Her sister Miss Ireta Goodrich of Wellington accompanied her on the trip but will remain in New York attending Columbia University's summer session.
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John Slack
Hollywood Ave
Max Pierce
N. Pleasant Street
Walter Gauman
Kermit Streicher
N. W. Russia
Bellevue, Mich
Mary Yocom
C. C. Green
Chautauqua
N. Y
Betts Gibson
Ireta Goodrich
Wellington
New York
Columbia University
Eldo Lehasn
Wilmot
Massillon
Wooster
Chippewa Lake
H. J Mowery
Wellington Grange
Huntington Grange
Phyllis Hughes
Kent Normal
John Hughes
Helen Neidhardt
Spencer
R. W. Falls
W. J. Powell
William Bauhof
H. G. Laundon
E. L. Barrick
Rice Land
East of Wooster
Wellington Arcade Billiards
Erhart
Professor and Mrs Linquist Return From Trip
Professor and Mrs Linquist and their daughter returned Saturday from a trip, completing their travels with family news and a brief update on plans following their homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linquist
Sabbatical Leaves and Visits Mentioned in Local Notes
Boston reports Professor and Mrs Heacon preparing to sail abroad for a year on Sabbatical leave from Oberlin College. Mrs J Rudekoff of North Pleasant Street travels to Detroit to visit a sister who is ill.
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Boston
Oberlin College
Professors Graham Gelser and Leonard Family News
Professor Graham leaves today for a YMCA camp at Silver Lake Wisconsin to deliver lectures. Professor Karl F Gelser returns from a year Sabbatical in Germany. Margaret and Barbara Leonard return from Vermilion on the Lake after several days away. Mr and Mrs Frank L Huntley spend the weekend in Sturgis Michigan.
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Graham
Silver Lake
Wisconsin
Margaret
Barbara Leonard
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Hundreds Attend Pittsfield Fireworks Amid Storm Delay
A crowd estimated at ten to fifteen thousand jammed Pittsfield streets for the Pittsfield Oberlin Wellington Fourth of July fireworks, delayed by a storm. Sheriff Clarence E Adams and deputies struggled to direct traffic during the exhibition.
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Pittsfield
Williams’s Determined Flight Attempts for Rome End in Crashes
For almost a year the pilot Williams pursued a Rome flight with five failures. From first attempts aboard Roma to later use of the Columbia, repeated crashes tested his resolve. Despite mishaps, Williams earned praise for courage and skill, with experts noting he saved lives during weighty plane takeoffs.
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Rome
Yancey
Wiliams
Roma
Charles Levine
Columbia
Williams
Roosevelt Field
Paris Weather Ahead for Flyers Route to Rome
July reports from the French Meteorological Service say excellent weather prevailed over the zone through which the American flyers from Old Orchard Maine to Rome were expected to pass that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
French Meteorological Service
Old Orchard
Rome
Burgett sues Greenbaum for 7564.94 and lien on Lorain property
The L. A. Burgett company filed suit in common pleas court today against Louis N. Greenbaum and others seeking judgment for 7564.94 for work and materials on building construction and requesting a mechanic's lien on Lorain property if the judgment is not paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Burgett Company
Common Pleas Court
Louis N. Greenbaum
Lorain
Market prices for Cleveland produce and eggs this week
Market data shows butter at 40 3-4 to 42 3-4 cents per pound, eggs for firsts 31 1-2 to 32 cents, ordinaries 29 cents, poultry prices list various fowls, broilers, leghorn and ducks with multiple cents per pound, and potatoes priced at New York 2.15 to 2.25 per 150-lb sack, Maine Green Mountain 2.26 per 120-lb sack, and home grown 60 cents per bushel.
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Cleveland
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Cleveland Livestock Market Report
Livestock receipts: cattle 225 calves 425. hogs 1300 with 137 holdovers. market steady to 15 cents higher. Hogs mainly 250 350 Ibs at 11.25 12.40, 200 250 Ibs at 12.15 12.50, 160 200 Ibs at 12.25 12.65, 130 160 Ibs at 12.40 12.65, 90 130 Ibs at 12.40 12.65. packing sows 9.75 10.26. Cattle: beef steers 10.00 11.25, beef cows 6.00 9.25, low cutter 6.00 7.00, vealers 15.50 18.50. calves and vealers noted. Sheep: receipts 500. lambs 25c lower, bulk fat lambs 15.00 15.50, cull lambs 12.50 14.00, fat ewes 6.00 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Columbus Produce Prices For Fresh Fruits And Vegetables
A price list from Columbus Produce shows fresh fruits and vegetables with varying per unit or per crate costs. Items include apples bananas blackberries cantaloupes cherries cauliflower cucumbers onions oranges parsley peas peaches peppers raspberries rhubarb tomatoes turnips watermelons and sweet corn with prices quoted in dollars per crate bushel sack or dozen and regional varieties noted such as California Florida Elberka and homegrown options.
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Columbus
Ill
Montmorency
California
Florida
Tom Watson
Toledo Livestock Market Report July 9
Hog prices steady across mined weights with heavies 11.40 to 11.65, mediums 12.15 to 12.25, workers 11.75 to 12.00, pigs 11.60 to 12.00. Cattle light supply and strong market. calves light with steady demand. sheep and lambs light and steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Grain and seed prices from Toledo show mixed cash values
The listing provides prices for corn and barley plus oats and rye, detailing No. 2 red wheat at 1.29 dollars, No. 2 yellow corn at 21.02 and 1.05, oats at 50 with 1-2 and 31 1-2e, barley at 66 cents, rye at 1.05, and clover and timothy seed quotes including cash old and new for domestic and imported varieties ranging from 12.75 to 17.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Chicago cash quotations and market prices snapshot
Chicago cash market notes steady butter prices with creamery extras trading around 41 to 40 1 2 cents with firsts and seconds quoted. Eggs higher with various grades ranging from 31 1 2 to 25 cents per dozen. Poultry alive steady with price unchanged. Wheat No 2 hard at 1 20 and No 3 northern spring at 1 17 1 2. Corn No 2 values around 95 95 1 4 to 96 3 4 cents. Oats No 2 white 46 1 2 cents and No 3 white 44 34 45 1 2 cents.
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Chicago
Minneapolis Grain and Wheat Prices Reported
Minneapolis flour and bran prices rise with No. 1 northern wheat at $1.25 to $1.27 on futures. No. 1 red durum edges from $1.05 to $1.10. Corn No. 3 yellow 89 to 91 cents. Oats No. 3 white 43 7-8 to 44. Flak No. 1 2.82 1-2 to 2.57 1-2 and cotton shipments noted at 12,492.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Hay Market in New York Steady with Mixed Returns
The New York hay market reports receipts of 23 cars. Market remains steady. Large bales of timothy and light mixed No. 2 sell at 23 to 24 per ton, No. 2 at 22 to 23 per ton. No. 3 and poorer range 132 to 29. Heavy mixed clover No. 3 to 1 priced at 15 to 24 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Latze
Timothy
Ohio National Guard unit trains at Camp Perry two weeks
Members of the city's Ohio National Guard company headquar ters first battalion 145th infantry under Arthur Richwine are stationed at Camp Perry for training over the next two weeks. Wives of some men accompany their husbands and will reside at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio National Guard
145Th Infantry
Arthur Richwine
Camp Perry
Boat Goes Over Dam Fatality in Milton Lake Accident
Clyde McGraw of Warren, 35, was killed when his motorboat shot 50 feet over a stone dam at Milton Lake near Youngstown. Leonard Anthony, 30, escaped uninjured after warning McGraw as the boat, traveling about 35 mph, plunged. Anthony swam to safety while McGraw was dashed on rocks and recovered by a lifeguard.
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Youngstown
Clyde McGraw
Warren
Leonard Anthony
McCiraw
Milton Lake
Here
Anthony
McGraw
Ife
McCraw
John Greitzer
Lfe
Scarlet fever and smallpox quarantines ease in city
Sanitary officer F H Williams reports removal of the lone smallpox quarantine, the city free from the disease for years. Scarlet fever cases have fallen to two digits under quarantine, marking a continued decline in the recent epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary
F. H. Williams
Theft report of 1925 Ford roadster at Vermuilion on the Lake
Howard E. Martin of 332 Eastern Heights boulevard reported the theft of his brown 1925 Ford roadster with red disk wheels at Vermuilion on the Lake. Martin notified police of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Martin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Martin
Vermuilion-on-the Lake
Grafton farm dormitory plan to aid Atlantic farm output
State welfare officials propose a two story dormitory at Grafton farm to house 130 singles or 300 doubles, with dining, laundry, kitchen and recreation rooms. The project, budgeted from a 500000 fund, would boost agricultural production, justify the investment, and require sewage disposal and a test-well hookup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tory
General Assembly
Grafton
P. H. Rogers
Grafton Township
State Welfare Department
Converses With Strangers Now Missing $2000
Eglazie of 117 West River Street reported drawing $2000 from the bank at 1 p.m. and meeting two men on Broad Street who asked for directions. After about two blocks, he could not find the money, suspects pockets were picked rather than a lost slip. The two men, ages about 30 light and heavy set, and 32 dark skinned, left him before the cash vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eglazie
West River Street
Kglazie
Broad Street
Wellington Budget For 1930 Budget Deliberations
Wellington village council met to discuss the 1930 budget. The plan adopts on July 14 and allocates 8000 for storm sewers 4200 for street repair 1990 for street cleaning and 1000 for additional fire apparatus. Total expenditures estimated at 121100 from multiple funds including General Street Gasoline Water Electric Retirement and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ray Coats
Kucia seeks divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty
Frank P. Kucia filed in common pleas court for divorce from Helen V. Kucia citing extreme cruelty. The couple married in January 1927 and have a three months old child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Kucia
Common Pleas Court
Helen V. Kucia
Twe
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Frances EF. Wright
Methodist
Ladies Grove
Phil Baxter
Kinsley
Kansas
Karl F. Gelser
Germany
Frank L. Huntley
Sturgis, Michigan
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Bere
America
Washington, D. C
Edward Swanson
Portage County
Luella Smith
Green County
Norma Rada
Chippewa County
Christine Horner
Racine County
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Minneapolis Grain
National Guard
Court Street
Duich Boy
Carter
ACME
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Edward Hughes
Dorothy
Blue Hole
Castalia
Henry Daugherty
Robert Holland
Robert Daugherty
Shelby
Wm. Farrar
B&o
Keith Thornton
Council
Mellon Institute OF Industrial
REX Research
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Rez Ce
NY aUe
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