Trial of Kent Richardson Continues in Oberlin
Kent Richardson of Oberlin faces a continued trial for driving while intoxicated in Justice of the Peace Joseph Q. Petro's court. Richardson pleaded not guilty with defense by Malcolm Thomson of Lorain and John Worthington. Grafton man tied to the case pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined five dollars plus costs. Mrs. Alice Richardson’s charges were dismissed. Deputies cite a Lake Road collision with Deputy Provenza as the context for the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Richardson
Oberlin
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Q. Petro
Richardson
Malcolm Thomson
Lorain
John Worthington
R. D
Grafton
Alice Richardson
Sam Provenza
Provenza
Lake Road
Heywood Broun to Speak in Lorain
Nationally known New York columnist and American Newspaper Guild president Heywood Broun will headline a public meeting in Lorain on Friday at 8 p.m. in Antlers Auditorium. Cleveland columnist Jack Raper and Youngstown worker leader L A Morris will also speak under Guild auspices. admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heywood Broun
New York
American Newpaper Guild
Lorain
Newspaper Guild
Antlers
Jack Raper
Cleveland
L. A. Morris
Youngstown
Amalgamated Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Two Auto Accidents Reported To Police
Two minor automobile accidents were listed in the police record for yesterday in Oberlin. Albert Smith of 63 East Lorain Street saw his car on Broad Street damaged when struck by John C. A. Kelly of 80 East Broad Street. Kelly agreed to pay for the damage. Anna Thiel reported her auto on Lake Avenue struck by a driver who fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Smith
East Lorain Street
Oberlin
John C. A. Kelly
East Broad Street
Smith
Broad Street
Kelly
Anna Thiel
Lake Avenue
Approval of Ditch Improvement on Smith Road at County Line
Commissioners from Lorain and Medina counties with Penfield and Spencer Townships approved an improvement project on Smith Road along the Lorain Medina line. Medina County will pay up to 225 dollars as its share of about 2500 dollars total, for a gravel road and two rubbert sections over eight tenths of a mile, funded as a FERA project. In Marietta Ohio on July 10 a farmer Joseph Hinkerton, 61, was killed by an automobile driven by E R Hugs of Chester Ohio near Beverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Road
Lorain-Medina County
Penfield
Spencer Townships
Medina
Lorain County
Medina County
FERA
Marietta
Joseph Hinkerton
Beverly
R. Hugs
Chester
Ohio
Farm Women Study Economy in Homes
Lorain County farm women at Cascade Park heard proposals for agricultural extension projects. The preferred plan focuses on consumers education with grades of meat and quality standards. Also favored were sewing shortcuts, home economies with soaps and cleaners, and demonstrations. A rural urban economy cooking school using Lorain County grown products was discussed, with Alma Garvin ready to visit in October. Sawing machine clinics were solicited for La Grange and West Carlisle. The council backed a statewide homemakers creed and urged locals to submit ideas to Miss Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Women's Home Council
County Extension Service
Cascade Park
Home Council
Alice Bird
Lorain
Missile Bird
Alma Garvin
Ohio State University
la Grange
West Carlisle
Ohio
Miss Bird
State Committee
Deaths Notes From Elyria Area Obituaries
Mrs. Isabelle Biggs widow of FP A Biggs formerly of La Grange died Monday at Mt. Vernon home. Survived by four children and two ters and several grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Andrews Funeral Home Wellington burial East Cemetery Pittsfield. Wilbur H Nichols 97 West Third Street died at home of step daughter J D Hambles. Born Field Ohio 71 years ago lived in Elyria 25 years. Surviving wife Lena M Nichols three sons Dan Forest Charles all Elyria a daughter Mrs R W Greenman Bakersfield California and sister Mrs Bertha Nicholson Richmond California. Friends may call Nichols Funeral Home. services Friday 2:00 with Rev Ralph Neighbour and Adj Amore Salvation Army officiating burial Elyria Cemetery. James Harris 28 formerly of Elyria died in Toledo State Hospital yesterday. Survived by wife Farris, one son James Jr., mother Mrs Ella DuVall Elyria, three brothers Sherman Emmet Carlton, one sister Hattie. Funeral announcements later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Biggs
A. Biggs
la Grange
Mt. Vernon
Reid Biggs
Penfield
Lucile Andrus
Bedford
Harold Biggs
Delphine Bothwell
Mt. Vern
Genrie Bradstock
Rachel Berkey
Lakewood
Andrews Funeral Home
Wellington
East Cemetery
Pittsfield
Wilbur H. Nichols
West
Third Street
J. DB .Hambles
Mr. Nichols
Field
Ohio
Elyria
The
Baptist Church
Lena M.nichols
Dan
Forest
Charles
James Harris
Toledo State Hospital
Farris
James, Jr
Ella DuVall
Sherman
Emmet
Carlton
Hattie
War To The Finish Aims At Sheep Killing Dogs
County Dog Warden Lee Minkler vows a war to the finish after three canine raids on sheep in two days. A large hunting dog on a Lake Road farm has killed lambs and is still at large, while three sheep died at sites in Huntington Township Oberlin and Ridgeville Township. Dog owners are warned to comply with dog laws or face strict enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Minkler
Charles Hahn
Lake Road
Minkler
Tadium
Huntington Township
Albright
Oberlin
Ridgeville Township
Wellington groups host summer events and society notices
Wellington this week features a Baptist Missionary society gathering at Mrs Jeannette Keyser’s home, a Wellington Garden Club meeting with Mr. and Mrs. R. E Chis, and a 4 H Sewing club event at Sundysiders. Townsfolk attend musicales at Clisby gardens, install officers of the Junior King’s Daughters Circle, and numerous residents visit relatives in Elyria Toledo and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Baptist Missionary Society
Jeannette Keyser
Hemerville
Blanche Monrmag
Irmanm
Wellington Garden Club
R. E Chis
Sundysiders
Josephine Ebenner
Weton
Wil
Devil West of Town
Herries
Townsend
Grange Hall
Clisby Jens
Clisby Gardens
Mary E. Koappele
Sarah JT
Bruder
Marguerite Webber
Eiget Grisinger
Budget Hearing Is Set For July 19th
OBERLIN Ohio July 10 At the last meeting of the Village Council a tentative budget for 1936 was submitted. The council did not itemize items but set July 19 for the public hearing. City Manager Zahm’s salary was fixed at 3390 for the remainder of the year. The clerk H A Broadwell’s salary was increased from 1430 to 1600 per year effective January 1 1936. Frank K Craig was hired as superintendent of the municipal light plant at 2400 a year, replacing Leratie who resigned to take another post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Counet
Ric
Zahm
H. A. Broadwell
Frank K. Craig
Mauriainalight
Manhenr
Leratie
Board of Education Fixes Schedule for Next Year
The Board of Education fixes the opening and closing dates for next year to align with rollere dates. School begins Monday September 18 and ends Friday June 12, with Christmas vacation December 20 to January. The college school year opens September 15 after Green May Week, and ends June 9, shortening the year by one week. Odd Fellows Lodge installation tonight in LOF Hall led by W H Patterson of Lodi. Neighborhood meetings set for July 11 at specified addresses. Dick MacEachron and Bob Porter depart for an extended camping trip early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Greenmay
Odd Fellows Lodge
LO. O. F. Hall
W.H. Patterson
Lodi
West College
North Prospect Street
J. W. Hill
Wet College Street
Lorain
North Cedar
D. Smiley
North Cedar Avenue
Dick MacEachron
Bob Portter
Michigan travel notes and church camp reports
The item lists several people headed for travel and vacations across Canada and the United States. Ruth Paddock plans a two week vacation to visit Toronto with a companion. L E Daniels spoke to choir masters and pastors at Put-in-Bay. Dorothy Smith leaves for a trip through Virginia, North Carolina and the Smoky Mountains. James Wyckoff returns to Texas after a month with his son. M D Wyckoff Hastings and daughter head to Wolfe Sand Ontario for the summer. Comings family relocates to Little Manistee river summer camp Michigan with plans to return in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ruth Paddock
Toronto
Ont
Canada
L. E. Daniels
Put-in-Bay
Dorothy Smith
Virginia
North Carolina
Smoky Mountains
James Wyckoff
Liano
Texas
M. D Wyckoff
Hastings
Rhoda
Wolfe Sand
Ontario
A. G. Comings
Lea Comings
Little Manistee River
Mr. Comings
Chertin
Anguet 1
Mrs. Comings
Painter Injured in Fall at Steel and Tubes Plant
Painter David Beattie, 50, of 795 Clark Street, was injured yesterday when a scaffold collapse at Steel and Tubes Inc. plant caused a fractured left wrist and multiple injuries. He is hospitalized at Memorial Hospital today recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Beattie
Clark Street
Memorial Hospital
Steel and Tubes Inc
Beattie
Child Injured After Rough Play With Older Kids
Two and a half year old Helen Minnich of 146 Abbey Toad was treated at Memorial Hospital for a scalp wound believed caused by a playmate after an evening incident with a group of larger children. She was discharged later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Minnich
Helen
Abbey Toad
Memorial Hospital
Garden Kaleidoscope Tour Delights Garden Club Members
Garden Club members toured seven gardens in a rapid one and a half hour sequence. Highlights included Yew Tree Cottage Gulf Farms sunken garden Vaughn's rose planting Scheide tree garden Morse East Avenue ponds Hollyhocks reefy garden and Work pocket sunken garden. The club also saw Pear Lord’s flower arrangement exhibit and discussed future events and garden tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl L. Lord
Yew Tree Cottage
G. D. Nicholas
Gulf Farms
H. 8
Vaughn
Charles Scheide
East River Street
Scheide
Garden Club
Charles L. Morse
East Avenue
Mr. Moorse
Elyria
Nold Arboretum
Eva
Ada Reefy
Elizabeth Work
Eighth Street
Miss Pearl | Lord
West Avenue
William G. Sharp
Cleveland
Cleveland Garden Center
Court Actions Prolific in Local Divorces and Debts
Florence Faygster seeks a divorce from Dr Cyrus O on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. married June 12, 1923, no children. F B Squire requests divorce from Dorothy M Squire for gross neglect of duty. married February 14 this year at Sandusky. A $24,129.13 suit filed against Cornelius and Adolph Wohlmyer by Stephen Bogi on a promissory note. Lorain Banking Company sues Mr and Mrs L Harmon for $4,951.81 on a promissory note. mortgage on Lorain property held by Kathrin N and Joseph Ellis. Property conveyed to Mr and Mrs Harmon. foreclosure requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Faygster
Princeton Avenue
Cyrus
F. B. Squire
Dorothy M. Squire
Aled
Common‘ Pleas Court
Sandusky
Cornelius
Adolph Wohlmyer
Stephen Bogi
Lorain Banking Company
2. L. Harmon
Kathrin N
Joseph (. Ellis
Lorain
Girls Hitch-Hiking Pair End Trip in Oberlin
Two 14 to 16 year old girls from Parkersburg West Virginia were found hitch hiking near Oberlin and held in Lorain County jail overnight. Dressed in boys clothes they planned to travel to Detroit but stopped 150 miles away. Oberlin officials consulted with Parkersburg police and parents as to disposition of the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lorain
Detroit
Oberlin
Boys in Lorain County Plan Colts Tour
Eighteen 4-H club boys project to raise colts, will tour on August 14 for inspections. They met at William Murray farm where Murray Jr. spoke on selecting, fitting, and training colts after displaying two grand champions at the International Livestock Show. Also notes the Irish Free State focuses on oats potatoes turnips and hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Bors
Wiliam Murray Farm
William Murray Jr
Peterson's Ointment Ad for Skin Pimples and Irritation
An old advertisement promotes Peterson's Ointment as quick relief for pimples itching and red blotches from external irritation. It claims a soothing medicated balm with six ingredients and offers a 330 box with a money back guarantee and a free sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Peterson Ointment Co
Buffalo
Boy Scout Bicycles Home From Elyria to Urbana Journey
A 15 year old Boy Scout named Pave O'Donnell began a 407 mile bicycle voyage from Elyria to Urbana Illinois. He believed the route was no harder than his prior trip from Urbana to Elyria and planned a summer outing for freedom and experience. He visited Elyria and nearby towns before starting homeward, staying with his grandfather H. M. Miller on West Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fla
Urbana
Ilinois
Elyria
Pave O'Donnell
H. M. Miller
West Sixth Street
Neighbors Quarrel Brought Deputy To Road Dispute
Deputy Sheriff William Holst responded to a neighborhood quarrel between two Stop residents over road use. He found the road had not been used for several years, clarifying the dispute and ending the immediate conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Holst
Holst
Tax Bill Hearings Target House Action By Next Week
The rules committee plans to finish hearings on the tax bill by next Monday and have a completed draft ready for House presentation on Thursday. Leaders expect passage in the House before August 1, then Senate debates could delay final approval by two to three weeks. Republican opposition grows over proposed hikes to corporate, inheritance, and gift taxes as M L Seidman of the New York Board of Trade argues for broader tax bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. O'Connor
N.Y
Rules Committee
House
Senate
M. L. Seidman
New York Board of Trade
Ways and Means Committee
Seidman
Railway networks in Britain noted for closeness
A fragment notes how Great Britain maintains a dense railway network. The line hints at the country’s extensive rail system and its strategic significance, though specifics are unclear from the fragment. The reference implies strong connectivity within the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Cleveland Produce Market Report Includes Live Poultry Prices
Market data from Cleveland Produce lists steady market conditions and specific price quotes for live poultry, fowl, ducks, and broilers. It also covers cattle, calves, sheep, lambs, hogs, and produce items with unit prices and regional remarks, reflecting a detailed terminal market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Rene Revelpta
North Carolina
County Schools To Receive 42875.06 in State Funds
Lorain County and other districts will get 42,875.06 in the second quarter school fund distribution from the state sales and fuel tax. Columbus auditor Joseph T. Tracy announced checks totaling 5,282,610.29 were mailed or sent May 18 and today. Elyria public schools may receive 19,295.87, with 9,623 already received May 18. Lorain Oberlin and other county schools total 27,420.38, with 1.40 previously received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Columbus
Joseph T. Tracy
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Max Baer Confirms Love for Bride Despite Rumors
Former heavyweight champion Max Baer, arriving in Washington en route to Baltimore for medical checks, declared he still loves his bride Ellen Sullivan and that their romance remains true. He dismissed tabloid claims of a rift, saying their love will endure for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Max Sacer
New York
Baer
Elyrians organize Robson Creamery Incorporated
Incorporators A. J. Robson Emma A. Robson and Elizabeth K. Schibley obtained incorporation papers in Columbus for Robson Creamery Inc of Elyria with 250 shares no par stock. The firm plans a wholesale and retail dairy store at 214 Middle Avenue and will begin work soon. Robson brings years of dairy experience from Elyria including tenure at Park Dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Robson Creamery, Inc
Elyria
A. J. Robson
Emma A. Robson
Elizabeth K. Schibley
Middle Avenue
Robson
Park Dairy
Passage on Maine project hangs on Brewster vote
The article details threats to halt the Passamaquoddy title harnessing project if Brewster votes against the death penalty, with Brewster recalled for cross-examination. Chairman John J. O Connor of the Rules Committee plans to summon several administration allied congressmen to testify on trust lobbyists, including Rep. John E. Rankin who charged ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Brewster
John J. O'Connor
Rules Committee
John E. Rankin
Miss
Lawmakers debate Wheeler Rayburn utility bill amendments
Congress members discuss tapping lines involving Rep Sam Rayburn and others. O Connor notes White House liaison Charles West and PWA attorney Benjamin Cohen aided in drafting the bill. Lister Hill offers four amendments to raise TVA bonding from 30 million to 160 million, authorize private utility buys, permit parallel transmission lines, and drop cost selling and audit requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam, Rayburn
Tex
O'Connor
Charles West
Ohio
White House
Capitol Hill
Benjamin Cohen
PWA
Senate
Lister Hill
Ala
TVA
House
J. R. McCari
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Patty Labato
Froubador Direct
Netherland Plaza
Cincinnati
Newell Hotel
Xeconcha
East Ave
Nasal
Wilbur A. Nichols
Riverside Tavern
Shuckhart
Cora Mt. Shepard
Elna Wittenbrook
Bernice Kirkpatrick
Marie Chadwick
Leland Kirkpatrick
Leon Jones
Eva Johnson
Jean Repp
Phyllis Dunford
Loveivy
Charles Shepard
J. M. Downey
Dr. I. &. Downey
Fred Dorsey
Fred Brown
Kelley Street
Elring
H. O. Barber
Kenneth Griggs
Westfield
N. J
N. B. Griggs
Harry Parks
Vivian
Robert of
Roy McCormick Keathes
Homer Barbe
Co5
Toledo
L. A. Grove
Elwood
Sarah A. Brows
Leta Pleastick
Joe Pleastick
Norwalk
Srivia
Weimer
Oc. L. Om
Milton Cooper
Springport
Chiron West RF
R. W. Vance
Ruth Hartman
Pearl Ford
Wooster
Lydia Richmond
Ralph Cassidy
Warren
Margate
Lindsay
Beths
H.R. Lindsay
Kari Townsend
Alan Branson
John Duff
C. E. Gadfield
C. G. Battlesip Duff
E. L. Henes
Floyd Olsen
Harold Prosser
Eber Mureh
Lynn Foates
Frank Smith
William Shortt
Mason Smith
Ruth Haskins
San Francisco
Calif
A. P. Linenin
Lincoln's
W. A. Rutledge
May Rutledge
Akron
L FL BeVier
Esther Alflen
Lorain St
Danvers
Louis Bliss
Phere
Pleasant Str
Painter
AL Schnaak
United Day Cleaning
Middle Ave
Irish Free State
Sederis Restaurant
Chojre Tiaatton Tbs
Basra
Peake
Theo Ats
Searcy
Lila Owe
Cove
Ph Busket
Max
Bulletin
Elyria New & Used Furniture CO
Venture Inn
Blue Bird Soda Grille
Court St
C.O. Burill
Lake Ave
Lake Erie
Elks Restaurant
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
O’donnells
Acme
O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
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