Hawley in Court Over Wild Speeding Attack
Loyce Hawley known for wide bath fame appeared in Chicago court after a violent taxi pursuit down Michigan boulevard. Motorcycle Officer William McCormick said she drove at 55 miles per hour past stop signs, wrecked two cars, rode over a curb into a downtown store doorway, and gave the name Mary Doe before admitting identity. Hawley claimed she was late for an engagement at the Winckstone Hotel and blamed the arresting officers as horrid. She was booked for disorderly conduct and reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Loyce Hawley
Wide Bath
Joseph Schuler
Harwistle Street
Wiliam McCormick
Miss Hawley
McCormick
Michigan Boulevard
Mary Doe
Winckstone
Huff
Truck Hits Touring Car On Furnace Street
Police report Henry Cheenera drove a truck on Furnace street and struck a Ford touring car driven by Dav s and Wangerlen. The touring car's windshield broke and the hood front was smashed. Officers found no intruders after inspecting Sylvia Kell ing's pool hall on Broad street. Weather disruptions caused by electric wires touching trees created outages on 125 Harvard avenue 222 Cornell street and Eastern Heights Boulevard street lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furnace Street
Henry Cheenera
East 210Th Street
Davs
Wangerlen
Sixth Street
Sylvia Kelling
Broad Street
Harvard Avenue
Cornell Street
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Workman Sli ffers Lacerations At Cr uble Products
Herbert Pine of 442 Bell Avenue was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital this morning for lacerations to his index finger after an accident at work at Crucible Products Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sliffers
Herbert Pine
Bell Avenue
Elyria Memoral Hospital
Pine
Crucible Products Company
Weeks Entries Probate Court
Ten entries were made in all the dockets during the past week in probate court. D. D. Bulger was granted a minister's license. Waclaw Sikora was appointed administrator of the estate of Walter Sikora of Elyria with bond $1,000. The will of Lucinda S. Palmer of Lorain filed for probate. M. Kenyon appointed administrator of the estate of Hiram A. Kenyon of Elyria with bond $1,000. Solomon Empley of Elyria adjudged administrator of the estate of Rose Margo of Sheffield township with bond $1,000. The will of Katherine Henderson of Lorain tied for probate. Amelia Parker of Henrietta township adjudged insane. Iphigenia C. Bush appointed guardian of Elmer and Ruth Bush of Oberlin with bond $2,000. George I. Grabenstetter appointed administrator of the estate of Joby Grabenstetter with sale at Grafton township and bond $4,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Bulger
Waclaw Sikora
Walter Sikora
Eljrie
Lucinda S. Palmer
Lorain
Caohies M. Kenyon
Hiram A. Kenyon
Elyria
Solomon Enpley
Elyria Township
Katherine Henderhan
Stephan Skodak
Rose Margo
Sheffield Township
Amelia Parker
Henrietta Township
Iphigenia C. Bush
Elmer
Ruth Hush
Oberlin
George I. Grabensetter
Joby Grabenstetter
Grafton Township
Local Brighton Notes and Social Gleanings
Brightenings from Brighton July reports include Mr. and Mrs. Gordon DeWitt visiting Michiana with children. Miss Omon Anderson and Ben Booth wed in Elyria. multiple visits by local families to relatives in New London Clarksfield and Wellington. W. G. C. T. U. plans a meeting at Congregational church on July 14. Wedding of Harold Bedford and Ethel Pringler in Steer Pa. noted. Tuttle reunion held at R. B. Tuttle home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Gordon DeWitt
Michian
Omon Anderson
Scott Anderson
Ben Booth
Ravenny
Elyria
Ed Beam
Kipton
T. M. Sell
Allie Baird
Tom Nestor Io Clarksfeld
Milton
W. H. Myers
Ralph
New London
Congregational Church
Billa Hardy
LB. A. Johnson
Wellington
Brittan
D. F. Seeley
Leroy
W. H. Hales
Kilbuck
Matcham
Rawson McCotter
Omaha
Nebraska
Virgil
Jesse Burge
Hardy
Charles Seeley
L. W. Fenner
Sullivan
Max Kellner
Wakeman
Clair Goss
W. H. Matcham
J. H. Brumby
Ripon
Leslie
Marvin Mosher
Canton
Walter Misher
He C. Bedford
Harold, Bedford
Ethel Pringler
Steer
Otmine
Milan
Tuttle
R. B. Tuttle
Nellie Tuttle
Brownhelm Bride Marries New York Engineer
Alma Meyer Gaugh, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Meyer of Brownhelm, wed Alfred Bauer of New York City in the Methodist church at Henrietta with Rev Carl Paton officiating. After the ceremony they head to Chicago to visit relatives and plan to reside in New York City where Bauer works as a civil engineer. Bauer is a Brownhelm High School and Baldwin Wallace College graduate and has been employed recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
New York
Alma Meyer Gaughbter
Fred Meyer
Alfred Bauer
New York City
Henrietta
Carl Paton
Chicago
Bauer
Brownhelm High School
Beldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Kyang-Belich to Address Independence Night Congregation
Henry Duty of Amherst will address the congregation at 11 oclock Sunday morning. Miss Alberta Lynne Iett visited Elwood City and attended the Sesqui Centenn ial in Philadelphia. Byron Wellman underwent an appendectomy and was moved to Amherst hospital Tuesday. Numerous brief social items list visits and gatherings among Amherst Lake County residents with kin and friends at Vermilion Brookside Park Crystal Beach and other local spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Duty
Amherst Theological Student
Kyang- Belich
Centennial
Alberta Lynne Iett
Pennsaylvania
Elwood City
Philadelphia
Byron Wellman
Amherst Hospital
Government board weighs six rail mergers plan review
Washington July 16 The Interstate Commerce Commission outlines six or more railroad consolidation plans amid ongoing merger activity. Pending approvals include Van Sweringen proposals absorbing Chesapeake & Ohio Erie and others, plus mergers like Virginian with Norfolk & Western and Lehish & New England with Reading. The commission also faces rate structure probes and a bus rail relationship inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commercee Commission
Railroad Regulatory Board
Commission
Bil
Lions of Dollars
van Sweringsy Mercer
Chesapeare & Ohio
Erie
Pera Marquette
Hocking Valley
Nickel Plate
Kansas City Boutharn
Cotton Belt
Missouri-Kansas- Yrans
I. F. Lovee
Delaware & Hudson
Louis San Francisco
Rock Island
Detroit
Voleda & Tronton
Viotioll & Tronton
Whtel
Henry Ford
Jye-pile
Migzortey
Metror
Virginian Railway
Norfolk & Western
Lehish & New England
Reading
Atlanta
Birmingham Atlantic
Atlantia Coast
Newbury & Laurens
South Carolina
van Swerinzen
Loree
van Sweringen
Elyria Fire Loss Aims To Match 1924 Low
Elyria Fire Chief W O Bates says the six months fire calls total 90 with a loss of 9792 and a per capita loss of 7 cents. In 1924 the yearly per capita loss was 44 cents. he notes Elyria is close to that rate and urges property owners to exercise caution to stay under the current year’s total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filyria
Elyria
Ohio
W. O. Bates
Tne
Elyria Fire Department
Fourth of July in Penfield Featured Courteous Gatherings
Twenty-one relatives joined Mr and Mrs Mark Dreveaux for Fourth of July dinner. Farm Woman's Club met with twenty-two members, with a varied program including solos by Mrs R O Riggs and readings by Mrs Van. Several visitors shared summer tales from Florida and the south, while others recounted travels to Akron, Detroit, and Cleveland. Community notices salute birthdays, anniversaries, and local social visits among Welsh, Park, Stephen, and Hobson households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
Helen Dagua
Florida
South
Melvin Hopkins
LaGrange
Geo. Whitehead
Jay Hart
Cleveland
Richard Bires
Columbus
Richard
Plb
Davison
Morte
Alex Cameron
Chippewa Lake
Calvin Snider
Akron
Flyrta
Aii
Bradshaw
Detroit
Michigan
Welsh
Parks
Harald Jameson
Berea
Medina
Nott
Risle
Jake
Hines
Pawnee
Boa. Park
Thoward Stephen
Todt
Newson
Ralph Hall
Miss Oy
Elliot
Clare Ence Snaoy
Akran
Mtr Amt
Ais
E. Fink
Charles
Henry
Dell Thomar
Ray
Sebring
Wilbur Starr
Florence Starr
Ely
Iia
Grace Channon
Rochester
New York
Robert Egtin
Louis Taylor
Chestnut Ridge
M. E. Church
Death record for C. D. Wall in Cleveland obituary
C. D. Wall formerly of Sixth Street City died at age seventy six years two months and nineteen days at 2850 Euch Avenue Cleveland near Hopkins Clinic where he sought treatment He leaves a wife three sons and four daughters including C F Wall Chilton Wall Roy Bruce Mrs Frank Casperick Mrs R Quick Dan Wall and Mrs J T Fitzgerald Funeral services are set for Sunday at Sharer Funeral Parlors Prospect Avenue Cleveland with burial in Wadsworth Ohio He was a member of the local Methodist Episcopal Church and worked at the High School Heating Plant before ill health ended his career
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.d. Wall
J. Wall
Sixth Steet
AB. Peebles
Euch Avenue
Cleveland
Wall
Cieveland
Hopkin’s Clint
C.F and
Chilton Walk
Mra
Roy Bruce
Akron
Frank Casperick
It Quick
Detroit
Michigan
Dan Wall
Qt. Fitzgerald
Methodist Episcopal Burony
Sharer
Prospect Avenue
Cleveland End
Wadsworth
Ohio
Town Line North By SIRS E. C. SCHUBERT
Town Line North notes visitors and family gatherings during the Fourth of July period. Residents from Cleveland Amherst Lakewood Murray Ridge and Midway visited relatives and neighbors including the Schubert and associated families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirs E. C. Schubert
Sunday School Program Attends Nubile Visit
A short program was given by Mr and Mrs Kleinhans Grace and Winnifred Kleinhans and Mrs Grill Mr and Mrs Robert McCoy drove to Noble on Monday. Glen Robel from Lorain visits cousin Clayton Robel and Mr and Mrs d Retohan with daughter from New London spent the Fourth at E S Newcomb’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flof
Kleuhans
Grace
Winnifred Kleinhans
Grill
Wea
Robert McCoy
Monnday
Glen Robel
Lorain
Clayton Robel
D Retohan
Daughtera
New London
E. S. Newcombs
Ask Hero Medal For Lorain Boy
In Lorain on July 10 Lawrence Beaver is sought for a Carnegie hero medal after rescuing Lawrence Page and two companions from a lake near a spar at night. Beaver saved Page and one other before losing two swimmers in the icy water. a rescue boat crew also aided. The Carnegie Hero Commission is gathering facts from witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lawrence Beaver
Beaver
Lawrence Page
Young Page
Carneg S Hero Commission
Witnes- | Ars
Incidens
Delights at Clyde Bradley home honor Elinor birthday
Litchfield July 18 The Clyde Bradley home hosted a surprise afternoon party for Elinor Bradley with twenty two girls, games, ice cream and cake. Numerous local visits followed, including Mrs. Phillip Starrett and Ina Starrett from Zanesville, and several families from Lakewood and Wellington. Additional notes mention various weekend visits, wedding attendances, and gatherings of Miller family children at Yost home plus church activities and picnics by local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Scoville
Lakewood
Wade Canfield
Markets Cleveland Produce Leland July 10
Exvira im tuhs 42-130 firsts aT-8 packing 27-28. ECGs Extras 32 outra firsts OLEO Nigh grad animal oils fe-27 lower grades 20-22. Fowls carry braziers heavy S40 roosters oli Ti-28 leghorns 25-28. fowls 28 ducks old 28-27. Apples Old 1.50 2.28 pas New 2.75-2.95 bas. Potatoes Carolina 4.00 White East shore 4.75-0 Wa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Leland
Carolina
East Shore
Cleveland Live Stock Market Roundup July 1
Market slow with receipts around 200 head for cattle including choice fat steers at 8.50 and 9.50, butcher steers 8.50, heifers 8.30 to 9.90, cows 4.00 to 6.50, calves 14.00 to 15.00, sheep and lambs steady with good to choice lambs 15.00 to 15.80, hogs steady with Yorkers 13.50 to 15.00 and mixed weights 12.00 to 16.50. market activity uneven and prices varied by class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cattem
Y M C A Pool Draws Big Daily Attendance
The Y M C A swimming pool is a busy daily spot with about 150 visitors on average. It holds 20 to 60 feet in length, uses roughly 200000 gallons of water, and stays at 78 degrees for ideal indoor pool conditions. Water is filtered twice daily and tested by the City Chemist. any bacteria prompts immediate replacement with pure water. Rules require under eighteens to swim in a class, while men with pool access may swim from morning until ten o clock p.m. Five swimming classes run daily plus a beginners and life saving class weekly. in winter, ladies receive three lessons weekly under the Y and occasionally Oberlin College girls assist with life saving instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Cbd McClellan
McClellan
Oberlin College
Wellington Welcomes New Traffic Signal and Local Growth
Wellington shows a successful traffic signal on the square and plans for permanence. Industrial activity rises with Reliable Parts Mfg Co expanding jobs, while Wellington Machine and Sterling foundry also surge. New councilman E R Lehman, a druggist, will be sworn in after Tay Woonot’s resignation and move to Ashland. Local social notes list numerous visits, travels, and summer plans of residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington Square
Reliable Parts Mfg. Co
Wellington Machine
Sterling Foundry
T. R. Rockliff Mfg. Co
Jones
E.R. Lehmin
Tay Woontz
Ashland
Lehman
Many Building Permits Issued Recently
Building permits issued in the last days include Frank Hodel to repair a house at 106 Woodbury Street costing 300 dollars. C J Kreneck to erect a frame garage at 613 West River Street costing 100 dollars. John Snoble to remodel a frame dwelling on Harvard Avenue costing 500. Orlo Bogart to build a frame dwelling on East Broad Street costing 4000 and a frame garage on Broad Street costing 200. H J Neipfoot to erect a frame dwelling on Abbey Road costing 3509. Hubert Mimick to build a frame garage at 250 Marseilles Street costing 100. M Bobich to construct a frame garage at 227 West Street costing 200. W W McConnell to build a garage at 1224 East Avenue costing 150. Agnes Marie Ledyard to construct a frame house on Oberlin Road costing 16000. RL Walker to build a frame dwelling on Lot 1522 Stanford Avenue costing 4500 and a garage on the same property costing 250. Carl Curtis to build a frame house on Dennison Avenue costing 4500. Everett E Bliss to build a frame garage on East Broad Street costing 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hodel
Woodbury Street
C. J. Kreneck
Weat River Street
John Snoble
Harvard Avenue
Orlo Bogart
East Broad Street
Broad Street
H. J. Neipfoot
Abbey Road
Hubert Mimick
Marseilles Street
M. Bobich
West Street
W. W. McConnell
East Avenue
Agnes Marie Ledyard
Oberlin Road
RL. Walker
Lote
Stanford Avenue
Walker
Carl Curtis
Dennison Avenue
Everett E. Bliss
Community notices from Columbia on Fourth of July and visits
Mrs Ines Squire plus children visit with her parents Mr and Mrs William Jasper. Miss Rachel Anderson teacher at Cleveland school vacationing at West View. Several overnight guests include Clarence Adama and aunt Marie Armitage. Hale family reunion at Town Hall. Odd Fellow picnic in Jacquay’s woods. Many travel to Dover for the celebration. French family reunion hosted by Esther Van Arsdale. Local visitors include Mrs Eisie Folles Laur ench from Los Angeles. Several families attend church and picnics in Berea and North Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ines Squire
William Jasper
Rachel Anderson
Cleveland
West View
Clarence Adama
Marie Armitage
Arthur Mays
Howard Potter
Toledo
Earl Boones
Leon Allens
Berea
Lewis Barber
Lovn
Hale
Town Hall
Jacquay
Wood
J. Howard Bartter
Phyllis
Ile
Ethel Burt
Uimated Falls
Mae Frie
Cuyhoqua Falls
Lydia Kelner
la Grange
William Cole
Charles Barker
West Park
James Buckley
Marian
Mary Kolband
Anna Haserodt
Fred Herald
Rev Beers
Salem
Dover
Columbia Band
Esther van Arsdale
Eisie Folles Laurench
Los Angeles
Henry Offenburge
Brunswick
Ladies Aid Society
Don Van Ars+dale
West Center Road
Robert Stephen
North Eaton
Thelma Boone
Katie Potter
Marie Geiger
DeWisht van Arsdale
Cartiste
Elyria
French
Spicer
Igails
Emil Smith
Pittsfield
Leleta Hales
Moss Fairman
Nutsee
Akron Hospital
Mildred Ives
Shaieffer
Valley Curry
Busy Bees
Alice Squire
Seamen To Be Promoted For Submarine Rescue Effort
July 10 report notes plain seamen who aided in raising the wrecked S-52 will receive increased rank and pay or other advantages. Secretary Wilbur praises divers’ heroism amid dangerous conditions during the S-51 salvage, calling it a great wartime achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Whitbur
Avon Baptist notes and community announcements
Avon July notes list unified Sunday services at 10 15 with brief Sunday School, sermon by the pastor, and 11 45 close. Evening union service at 7 30 on topics Younger Folks of Nazareth and Was the Declaration of Independence Inevitable.LOCAL social and visiting news spans Cleveland Elyria Ridgeville and Auckland NZ lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sturznickel
Dean
Mias Titllan Wagner
Cleveland
Continental
Banks Patterson
Eleanor
Iva Gerigh
Kate Dechant
Frank Dechant
George Dechant
Charles Hilk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hawley
MHS
J. W. Bechtel
Independence
Sesqui
Margaret. Lynn
Alma Nollan
Lansing
Mich
Homer Peiton
Berger
John
Rose
Amherst
Don Watson
Alice
Brookside Park
Homer Pelton
John Portman
Wm. Miller
Ben Bacon
B. K. Lindsley
Crystal Beach
Lois Escott
Nathan Escott
Mading
Winifred
Evelyn Baird
Dora Buckley
H. J. Brantlay
Kathleen Lucas
Royal Oak
Mrcn
Mae Smith
Mary
Albert Deitz
Bra & Louise Smith
Jas. Pauver
Elirla
Brandon
Samuel Bacon
George Baird
Evelyn
Lo- Tain
Don Buckley
A. Mettzk
Tos Talo
Chas. Rechiel
Barton & Clark “Biddy
Kewell
R. R
Gov't Board
Penfield
Mrs. Mytrue Gregg
Syl. Mathas
Bzliverh
Will Lange
Amhowr
Mia
Mes
Lewis Spiegelberg
Cumus
Robert Girls
Eaton
Ann
John Koepp
John Melenhield
Woodrow Stien Hag
Ipte
Louis Ernst
Glen
Charles Eggert
Riuge
Tom Exton
Midway
KE. Sinchert
Heatry Nag
Murray Ridge
Mias
Lizzie Kessier
W. Cook
Ask Hero
Litchfield
Donald Krueger
Middletown
John MecQuate
Walter Sears
C. N. Sears
Blan
Court Sears
St Martins Church
Valley City
Elinor Bradley
Wilt Buckingham
Cora Pelton
A. A. Gish
M. Fern
Clara
Edina
Mer
Fred Jonson
Nickerson
Jack Lyner
Jon Berger
Wm. Buckingham
Grafton
Clyde Bradley
Harry Porter
Mefina
Imogene Canfield
Tex
Millersburg
A. S. Canfield
Fred Hanes
Yehona
Russell Canfield
Jacqueline
Pat Shea
Patricia
Howard C Stephan
Chas
D. Palmer
Tussell Canfled
Richard, Palmer
Miller
Joh Yost
Frank Miller
Rod
George Round
Cleveland Heights
The
Lucile
Margaret Round
Mildred Fahruen
My Mbs
A. B. Curtion
E.R. Lerman
Tocals
Sidney Warner
Clevplant
Wm. Robinson
California
Treva Hawk
Mathryn Murray
Margaret
Jeenetle Warner
East
Bella Werner
Whss
D. Phelps
GL. Bryant
W. W. Clisby
J.J Jackson
Garreteville
Philatheas
M. ER
Werner
Dr. Spangler
Chas. Kinnison
Wilouchby
RH Kinnison
Ivan
Jeanette Johnson
Zelma Clinsmith
Kent Normal
R. G. Holland
King's Daughters
Anta Trippe
Clair Thi
Wm. Bennett
Maine
Mir
Mre Watters
Famie
Mail Street
Crestline
Lena Dihite
Robert Gannett
Andress
Wilbur
Navy
Marian Ring
Jolly Lewin Club
Jolly Club
Margaret Prindle
Dyke's
Margaret Squires
Viola Ives
Warren Herrington
Lou Mitchell
Fields
Charles Martin
Tamzen Simmons
Ridgeville
J. R. Bastards
AVON
Buck
D. EK
Arthur Peak
Portsmouth
Helen Bair
Snyder
Charles Wagner
Arthur Welle
Lime
Lieby
Ella
Irene
Chippens Lake
True Blue Club
Fayetta Fitch
John Bins
Bly. Riv
Veronica Bins
Clarence Henson
June
Fred Alexander
Clade
F.C .Gough
Leonard Mitchell
Avon Lake
George Peak
Wilbur Forney
East Palestine
Ira Gough
Dorothy Daiber
Ruth Miller
Ellison
Cory
Pennsylvania
Auckland
New Zealand
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Sweet Shop
Court Street
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