State case recalls welfare school dispute in federal hearing
A federal commission hears testimony over Mrs Stannard and two other girls tied to the industrial school. Effie Graves testifies of abuse and a Columbus home transfer. The state argues Stannard knew of claims but witnesses vary on timing and action. Proceedings continue this afternoon as the commission weighs reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obie Federa Womens
Brannard
Dwaring
Stannard
Mate
Melumbas
Irs
Effie Graves
Graves
Columbus
Sme
Atate
Ohio Prohibition Drive Intensifies Across State
Prohibition Director J E Russell led a conference of Ohio agents signaling a citywide push to halt whiskey and bootlegging. He warned no one, rich or powerful, would escape enforcement as measures to drive liquor out of Ohio were to be implemented immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. E. Russell
Ohio
Rheumatic Pain Cure Promoted by Allen
Mr. James H. Allen suffered rheumatism for years, then after study he claims uric acid deposits cause the ailment and that his discovery ALLENRHY quickly banishes rheumatic signs. He urged physicians and druggists to tell customers about the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Ailen
Stock swindles and a widow's plea shake a city office
Watts describes a commission list mixing stock buyers and prospects with amounts and commissions, some crossed out as false promises. An elderly couple, misled by three smooth talkers, lost their farm mortgage and savings to a moving picture stock scheme. The old woman begs for monthly help, hoping to ease the burden on her ill husband as lawyers and a receiver pursue recovery. Albert Chevalier, noted comedian and writer, dies at 62 in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Cleveland
Moving Picture
Theatre Company
Jabe
Lorain County
Market Prices From Cleveland Produce Market
July 11 report shows strawberries per crate ranging 4.00 to 5.00 with raspberries black 6.00 to 7.50 per crate and red 39.00 to 13.00 per bushel. Cabbage Marietta 4.00 per crate. cucumbers Ashtabula hothouse 2.50 to 6.00 per basket. tomatoes hothouse 15 to 20 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Marietta
Ashtabula
Early New York Stocks Open With Mixed Declines
Trading opened with slight declines across the market led by pressure on steel issues. United States Steel fell to 90, Crucible 63 1 2, Bethlehem Steel 44 1 2, while Downtrodden oils and rail shares added to the cautious tone with mixed losses across major names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Steel Group
United States Steel
Crucible
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
American Locomotive
New
Anaconda
Chile Copper
Studebaker
Kelly Springfield Tire
California Petroleum
Cosden
Sinclair
Standard Owl
California
Marland
Union Pacific
Cleveland Livestock and Chicago Grain and Dayton Airplanes News
Cleveland receipts show cattle 100 and calves 200 with mixed market signals down to slow. Hogs near 3,000 head rise slightly. Chicago wheat opens lower with July at 1.00 and corn lower. bond prices edge up. Dayton reports twelve special aircraft set for officers’ reserve school at Wilbur Wright Field for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dayton
Oficers
Wilbur Wright Field
County PTAs to Hold Shore Meeting and Picnic
Oberlin July 11 The Lorain County Council of Parent Teachers Associations will meet July 12 on the East Lake Shore Electric Line area. A 3 p.m. business session will precede a program by Lake Breeze School children followed by a basket picnic. Mrs. F P Moulton urges wide participation with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore
Oberlin
Tain County Council of Parent- Teachers Associations
Lake Breeze Association
Stop! 81
East Lake Shore Electric Line
Lake Breeze School
F. P. Moulton
Lorain County
Robbery at Oberlin Locker Targets Gym Custodian
Oberlin reports Clyde Rawson, a gym custodian, robbed of 200 dollars in cash a gold watch and a large check his locker broken into and no suspect yet caught authorities noted the incident occurred in July and remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Clyde Rawson
Gypsy thefts in Oberlin and varied summer notices
Oberlin reports a small band of gypsies diverted citizens by chatting with Jud Stone and slipping into his cash drawer before being driven out of town by the marshal. A July 11 item also notes a July 18 Eastern Star basket picnic at Beaver Park and a long list of Oberlin residents and visitors spending summers elsewhere or traveling for study and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Obérlin
Jud Stone
Mr. Stone
Oberlin Socials and Nearby Visits Noted
A flurry of local social notes reports visits by J Hill in Cleveland and Mary Gerrish in Cleveland. Catherine Jennings spent time in Elyria and Oberlin hosts included Mr and Mrs Warren Thomas of Warren Ohio and the Miller and Philips families from Cleveland. Fred Hoyt of Norwalk visited Oberlin and Mrs Tucker’s Detroit daughter has returned home.
Social Visits Round East Amherst Families
July 11 reports show Qwen Basore and Madéline Shauver of Lorain visiting the Cook family. Several Amherst and Lorain residents, including Mrs E H Sinersen and Mr and Mrs Elmer Baxter, spent time with local households over the weekend and on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Amherst
Qwen Basore
Madéline Shauver
Lorain
Cook
E. H. Sinersen
Sarah Galloway
Frank Berg
Mervin Schubert
Elmer Baxter
Alfred
Amherst
Elyria
John Berges
Nellie Langm
E. H. Sinerson
Cedar Point
Alfred Schwartz
Jacob Brucker
E. H. Brucker
Robert Billiar
Wooster
Clarence Cook
J. Baxter
Rocky River
Dayton painter dies after 30 foot fall
Luther Rum barger, 55, a painter, fell thirty feet from a ladder and died from a fractured skull after the fall yesterday. The incident occurred in Dayton and was reported late yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Luther Rumbarger
Sunday School Cancelled as Vermillion Assembly Draws Away
South Ridge notices no services on July 16 and 22 as residents plan to attend the Linwood Park assembly in Vermillion from July 12 to 22. Local families from Elyria Lorain Oberlin Amherst and Cleveland visit and host in July with multiple calls and gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Linwood Park
Vermillion
Augusta Ewarts
Emily
Detroit
Michigan
Lewie Behnke
J. O. Rounds
LaRetha
Jay Fowl
Bernice
Miriam
Ruth
Lewis Behnke
Winifred
Wm. Behnke
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Albert Williame
C. M. J. Smith
Leo. Hanlon
Adam Grobe
Lorain
George Knaittle
Paul Huth
Frank Bechtel
Howard Dayton
Ivan Wiers
Cleveland
Frank Laraway
William Grant
D. A. Penny
Parsons
Oberlin
John Springer
S. Amherst
Edd Gibson
Margaret Fowall
Alfred Swartz
J. Brucker
Amherst
Mies Lucile Wohlfelt
Barnhard McGea
F. Gleason
Cora Hayes
Norma Wohlfelt
Clayton Parbody
New Oberlin Road
Leo Hanlon
Women in Business Share Rise and Long Servant Prizes
Statistics show women in U S business rising from 147 in 1880 to 21 today. A Milan legacy funds annual prizes for domestic staff with longest uninterrupted service, awarded this year to two women with 40 plus years in one place. Dame Agnes Metters founded a Nottingham school in 1513 and endowed a church service memorial gift of six pence for the mayor if present all through the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Milan
Italy
Agnes Metters
Nottingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phicago
Illi
Sabelie
Elle
S3rd
37Th Ohio
6Th Infantry
Henri Gous
Heral Gouraud
Raisw
London
Albert Chevalier
Meades
Headon
American Caré& Fae
Amerian
New 65
F . Eeegene
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Mal
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific Ama eZe
Republic Iron & Steel Vere
Southern Pacific
Tte
Southern Railway Oem
Ewe
Studebaker ‘ A
Texas Company
Wae
U S. Steel Common
Utah Copper Ter
Ae Westinghouse
Cleveland Livestock
Liberty Bonds
Bonds
Order of the Eastern Star
Beaver Park
C. c. Nico
Forest Street
Minot
N Dak
Tacoma
Robert S. McEwen
College Colony
Klingenhagen
Kentucky
Washington, DC
Adams
Reamer Place
Sandwich
Ims
G C, Hastings
Elm Street
Wolfe Island
St. Lawrence
A S Gray
Webster
Florence Harvey
A H. Lybyer
Cumberland Mountains
G. Fo Wright
M Maclean
Dorothy Dudley
Caldwell
Idaho
Oberlin Co
Jose
Geo. Jackson
A E Ingraham
New London
Forest
Abbott Silvia
Geo Jackson
Neice
Ingraham
Virginia Gehrkens
E College Street
Cornell University
Ithaca
J. Rogers
Reamer
Woods Hole
Mass
K W. Gehrkens
E College St
N.Y
Misses Grates
N Main St
State Emergency Board
State Utilities Commission
Cincinnati
Chickasaw Street
Lewis E. Bedinger
Oho
J.W. Tannehill
Paris
MEAL
J. P. Bichter
Johnson
Tab‘s
Deng Store
THE
Elyria Hardware Co
Earl Court
West Second Street
Simmons
Hercules Bed Springs
Axminster
Harry H. Smith Co
Elyria, Ohio
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!