Many suits filed in common pleas court in two days
Clerical activity surged as multiple civil actions were filed. Mary Super sues George Vanko for 2500 over slander in Sheffield. Minor George Paterson sues Ward Baking for 10000 over a July 27, 1928 auto collision in Elyria. Connie Moore sues James Hoban for 38420 to foreclose Avon Lake mortgage. Lorain County Savings and Loan sues Jasper George for 679.35. Guardian Trust sues McEldin Lohr for 1220 to foreclose Avon Lake property. William Prince sues unknown heirs of Lucy Alexander estate to quiet title. Moore Brothers Concrete Block sues Oscar Kuback for 871.91. R. T. Scott sues Henry Wurst for 366.11 on a note. Three divorces filed: Roy Burnett vs Vera Burnett, Antoinette Logozzo vs Augustine Logozzo, and Harry Parsh vs Helen Parsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Mary Super
Sheffield Township
George Vanko
George Paterson
H C. Patterson
Ward Baking Company
Olive and
Cleveland Sts
Elyria
Connie Moore
James Hoban
Avon Lake
Lorain County Savings and Loan Company
Jasper George
Guardian Trust Company
McEldin Lohr
William Prince
Lucy Alexander
Oberlin
Moore Brothers Concrete Block Company
Oscar Kuback
R. T. Scott
Cleveland
Henry Wurst
Roy Burnett
Vera Burnett
Antoinette Logozzo
Augustine Logozzo
Harry Parsh
Lorain
Helen Parsh
Goss
Brighton sans feud outbreak quelled by sheriff raid
A gang clash in Brighton was halted when deputies rushed to the trouble zone after reports of mobilization. The gangs fled before officers arrived. Rival groups have long clashed near clubs and streets, with four members arrested last week for disorderly conduct. The latest night’s events suggest the tension persists despite prior court cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Sheriff's Department
Births and admissions in Elyria area society notes
Mrs Emmet Clarence Grezing of 25 East Avenue and others are admitted to areas hospitals. Discharges include Harold Walgenbert and Mrs Hazen Tite. Mr and Mrs David Roberts announce a baby boy born at Elyria Memorial Hospital, as do Mr and Mrs Stanley Martin of 135 East Fourth Street and Mr and Mrs Chester Bugka of 115 Chestnut Street. A new self watering flowerpot automates plant care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Clarence Grezing
East Avenue
Julius Vargo
W. River Street
Helen Benson
Lakeshore Road
Grosse Point
Mich
David Roberts
R. D
Elytia
Chester Bugka
Chestnut Street
Harold Wal- Genbert
West Avenue
Hazen Tite
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stanley Martin
East Fourth Street
Elrria Memorial Hospital
Alienation of Affections Suit Filed in Lorain
Alex Dyczkowski of 504 West 15th Street Lorain filed a common pleas court suit seeking 5000 dollars in damages against Vincent and Anna Klukorich of 30 West 19th Street Lorain. He alleges the defendants took advantage of his wife's temporary absence to coax her away causing him mental anguish and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Alex Dyczkowski
West 15Th Street
Lorain
Vincent
Anna Klukorich
19Th Street
Humdinger: Musical Golf Ball Invents Hum That Guides Play
In Hammond Indiana on July 20 Joe Slater unveils a musical golf ball named the humdinger that hums for fifteen minutes after being struck to help golfers locate it in rough terrain and traps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wammond
Ind
Joe Slater
Hammond
Auto Collisions Reported Across Elyria Area
Mrs Bean was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital after an accident at West Avenue and Third Street at 730 pm. A car driven by Tom Kama collided with another at the intersection causing bumper damage. Joe Shap side swiped Mrs Plass while she turned into Ninth Street from East Avenue at 630 pm. Mrs Plass’s front wheel fender and door were damaged. Fender and headlight on Shap’s car also suffered. White Paul Knapp waited at Broad and Middle when a truck driven by J R Tarry rear ended his auto Friday. occupants were shaken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Tom Kama
Broad Street
Alex Burek
West Avenue
Third Street
Joe Shap
East Dist Street
Cleveland
Walter Plass
Tenth Street
Arrested for Non-Support in Elvria
Robert Kelley was arrested by sheriff deputies in Elvria at the request of Franklin County authorities. He is wanted for non-support of his two minor children and will be returned by Franklin County officials to confront the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kelley
Elvria
Franklin County
Kelley
Four Traffic Violations Reported Friday
Four traffic violations were recorded Friday via red tags issued by police. Three were for overtime parking and the fourth was for parking without a tail light.
Two Bicycles Reported Stolen In Local Incident
Two bicycles were reported stolen to police on Friday with one later recovered. Edward Noonan of 334 Tenth Street reported his red, white and blue bike with an Indian head on the front fender missing at 5 p.m and it was recovered. Clifford Wise of 1302 Middle Avenue said his bicycle was taken from the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Noonan
Tenth Street
Clifford Wise
Middle Avenue
YMCA
Girl Bitten by Dog Reported to Police
Dewey Hull of 620 Middle Avenue told police yesterday his young daughter was bitten by a dog. The child received clinic treatment and Hull requested the dog be watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Hull
Middle Avenue
Hull
Krozier Divorce Granted in District Court
Mary Krozier receives a divorce from George Krozier on gross neglect of duty in Judge A. R. Webber’s court. Alimony set at 125 dollars with custody of the minor child, and the defendant ordered to pay seven dollars weekly for child support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Krozier
George Krozier
A. R. Webber
Granted Judgment Against Helen Kucia in Cognovit Case
The Northern Ohio Security System was granted a judgment for 1530 dollars on a cognovit note against Mrs. Helen Kucia and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Ohio
Helen Kucia
Mook WT On Trial Wednesday In Slaying Case
The Columbus report states Dr. James H. Snook, charged with first degree murder in the slaying of Theora Hix at Ohio State University, will go to trial on Wednesday after a sanity hearing was waived. Alienists split on sanity, with six of eight saying sane. two defense experts said insane. A jury panel was ordered and a two day continuance granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
James H. Snook
Theora Hix
Ohio State University
Snook
Miss Hix
F. O. Ricketts
Snooks Counsel
Common Pleas
Henry Scarlett
United Press
Jove Nest
Ricketts
Scarlett
Britain and U S agree on advice to China and Russia
London reports Great Britain informs the United States of full accord with U S efforts to give friendly advice to China and Russia to relieve tensions over the Chinese Eastern Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
United States
China
Russia
Moulders Strike Action Restricted After Company Notice
The 20 moulders in the company went on strike after being told on June 29 that July 3 would bring new work arrangements increasing hours. Since July 5 no violence has been reported by either strikers or company officials.
Sinclair Near End of 90 Day Sentence
Washington July 29 Harry F Sinclair millionaire oil baron completes tomorrow his ninety day sentence in the District jail for contempt of the senate. He will not be released, however, until he finishes serving a concurrent six month term for jury shadowing. Committed May 6 Sinclair has been allowed five days each month for good behavior, thus ending the first term July 71. Deducting the food behavior allowance from his second sentence, Sinclair should be released about November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harry F. Sinclair
Oll Baron
Senate
Sinclair
Tennis Racket Guards Protect Strings
Fragmentary note describes small rubber guards for tennis rackets. Mentions BT 0 fant and Agud asny A 5 with unclear context. Readable implication points to equipment accessories for string preservation and racket protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kato
Agudasny
New Appointments To Oberlin Faculty
Oberlin College officials announced several faculty appointments at a Prudential Committee meeting on Wednesday morning. New hires include Floyd S. Gove as professor of education and Robert M. Duncan and Caroline M. Kimball in Spanish. Several resignations were noted, including Howard L. Tessengitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Prudential Committee
Oberlin College
Howard L. Tessengitz
Floyd S. Gove
Robert M. Duncan
Caroline M. Kimball
Mary C. LeRoy
Anne Lucille Loveland
Jessie W. Dyde
Virginia S. Snavely
Alice E. Phelps
Gove
Cherlin
Boston
Harvard
Drake University
Des Moines
Iowa
Orde, Knavely and Phelps
Garlock, Forest and Cromwel
TI C O F TO INSTALL Odd Fellows lodge officers installed last Wednesday
Special District Deputy Grand Master E A Malham led the installation with N G M H Gilbert and W G J A Davidson among those seated. Other officers included Ray Malham George Hall Chaplain Carl Berger and several superintendents. BRIEFS The West Russia Club met at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Lodge
E. A. Malham
N. G
M. H. Gilbert
W. G
J. A. Davidson
Ray Malham
George Hall
Carl Berger
L.S N. G. C. O. Feakins
Carl Newsburry
L. S. V. G. Russel Whitner
I. G. G. W. Shaffstall
Co. G
EB. E. Johnson
Three Burn to Death in Plane Crash Near Perrysburg
Three men were burned to death when an unidentified plane, believed by officials to be a mail plane, crashed on the William Spilker farm five miles south of Perrysburg Ohio. The crash occurred this afternoon and ambulances were summoned from Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Wiliam Spilker Farm
Perrysburg
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices
Markets report Cleveland area produce prices for butter eggs and poultry. Butter ranges 40 to 42 cents per lb with various quoted figures. eggs list Firsts at 11.32 and ordinaries at 29 cents per dozen. poultry includes fowls broilers leghorn and ducks with several price points. potatoes noted for New York Maine and home grown at different sack and bushel prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Local Births and Visits Highlight Lakewood Community
Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Wharton of Lakewood a son at Allen hospital on Thursday July 11. Mrs A B Meldrum of East College Street entertained Mrs James Wilson and son Ronald of Toronto Canada who will visit Detroit before returning to Toronto. Mr and Mrs W B Gerrish of Akron visiting her parents on East College Street. Leigh Alexander of South Cedar Street went with family to Ojibway Island Canada for the summer. Paul Baumhart spent Thursday in Huron. Dr and Mrs Gunn left yesterday for a peoria Illinois area for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Weeks
East Lorain Street
Frank Wharton
Lakewood
Allen Hospital
A. B. Meldrum
East College Street
Dr. Meldrum
James Wilson
Ronald
Toronto
Canada
Detroit
W. B. Gerrish
Akron
Mrs
Leigh Alexander
South Cedar Street
Ojibway Island
Market Receipts and Steady-to-Weak Herd Prices Across Livestock
Hog receipts steady with 100 lower at 1140 to 1260 for various weight ranges including 250 to 350 pounds. Packing sow prices 975 to 1025. Cattle receipts 100 with calves 50 and steadier yealers, dealers 1550 to 1850. Sheep receipts 200 with market weak for fat lambs around 1590.
Henrietta Woman Floats Between Home and Harvard Summer School
Florence Coats of Henrietta is visiting Mrs. E N Walker for a week while Emma L Frank of Morgan Street has left for Cambridge Massachusetts to attend Harvard University summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Coats
Henrietta
Emma L. Frank
Morgan Street
Cambridge, Mass
Harvard University
Venus de Milo mocked as too fat by Paris critics
Paris critics and fashion figures mock the Venus de Milo as portly and unfit for modern taste. Artists, dressmakers, and gourmets say she would need dieting, mud baths, and dancing to regain beauty. Louvre officials note a decline in admirers while measurements suggest a weight near 165 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Venus
Jess Venus
Venus de Milo
Louvre
van Dangen
Edouard Jonas
Raymond Duncan
California
Milo Island
Cyclade
Foujita
Andre de Fouquiere
Prince of Wales
England
Georges Carpentier
Louvre Museum
Chicago cash quotations and grain prices report
Chicago market update shows unchanged beef and poultry totals with steady alive hens and ducks. Wheat and corn futures listed with No 3 red at 140 1 2 and No 2 hard near 141 1 4 to 1 43 1 4. Oats and barley quoted, timothy and clover seed prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Toledo Livestock and Grain Prices Steady Across Board
Hogs receipts 240, market steady with heavies 11.40 to 11.75, mediums 11.25 to 12.50, Yorkers 12.00 to 12.40, pigs 12.00 to 12.50. Cattle and calves receipts light, market steady. sheep and lambs light, steady. Wheat No 2 red 1.36 1 1/2 to 1.37 1/2. Corn No 2 yellow 1.68 1/2 to 1.09 1/2. Oats No 2 white 52 to 53c. Rye No 2 1.10. Timothy cash 2.69. Others unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Grain futures and prices at Minneapolis market
Minneapolis grain quotes list prices for flour, bran, and wheat various grades. No. 1 northern wheat at 1.41 1 4 to 1.42 1 4, No. 1 red durum at 1.25 1 2 to 1.27 1 2, July 1.41 1 4, Sept 1.43 3 4, Dec 1.46 1 2. Corn No. 2 yellow 96 to 95 Sc. Oats No. 3 white 447 to 457 Sc. Flax No. 1 2.76 to 2.80. Barley shipments 35,552?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Market steady as receipts rise at Hay Market New York
The Hay Market in New York reports receipts of four cars with market unchanged. Prices shown include large bales of Timothy and light mixed at No 2 23 25, poorer grades at No 3 14 22. Small bales follow with No 2 21 23 and No 3 12 19. Heavy mixed clover No 3 to 1 at 13 24. Benjamin Thompson, born in Massachusetts March 26, 176 years ago, fled the Revolution due to royalist views and became a noted scientist, knighted by England and Poland, Count Rumford by Bavaria, aiding Bavarian poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benjamin Thompson
Massachusetts
Europe
England
Poland
Rumford
Bavaria
Comenius the Pioneer of Modern Education
Comenius born on March 28 in 337 years, the first of modern educators. He taught in Poland and was invited to England and Sweden to reform public instruction, ending his life in Amsterdam. He authored the first successful illustrated teaching method and The Gate of Languages Unlocked. The Purim festival features Purim plays in grotesque costume and the chalah monoth gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comenius
Poland
England
Sweden
Amsterdam
Purim Observance Described in Book of Esther
Purim among the Jews is explained in full in the Book of Esther with details on the feast and the occasion. The ancient festival marks deliverance and is celebrated with readings, feasting, charity, and festive rejoicing.
Coloons Defeat Fox Furnaces In Industrial League
The Colson team overwhelmed the Fox Furnace in a 8 to 6 first round clash as they struck four runs in the fourth to seize a three run lead. Willys-Overland beat Elyria Banks 10 to 5 while Steel and Tubes topped Western Automatic 8 to 1. Logan Gas defeated Perry Fay 11 to 5. Batteries listed: Perry Fay Pemby Plater. Logan Gas Fidler Siebert. Steel Tubes Parker Minki. Western Automatic Bucholst Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willys, Logan Gas and Steel & Tubes
Furnaces
Colson Boys
Willys-Overland
Elyria Banks
Steel and Tubes
Logan Gas
Perry Fay
Perry-Fay
Pemby and
Plater
Fidler and Siebert
Colson Co Batteries at Fox Furnace Listed
Colson Co. lists batteries for Fox Furnace with L El bert and Schaeppe. Fox Furnace shows Smith and Goodsen as associated contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colson Co
Fox Furnace
L. Elbert and
Schaeppe
Fox Furnace -Smith and Goodsen
Banks versus Willys-Overland Batteries dispute
Banks and Willys-Overland contest a battery dispute with the firms listed as Banks Youngman Fitch and Willys-Overland Ze leski and Huhle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks
Willys-Overland
W.overland
Youngman and Fitch
dZeleski
Huhle
Former Ice Skating Champ Admits Crimes in Chicago
World champion ice skater and former minor league baseball player Harry Nelson was held after confessing to several hundred robberies. He said he had fired shots during a chase before capture. Nelson admitted robbing Patrolman Albert Carr and his companion, taking Carr's badge and gun in one heist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry Nelson
Louis la Porte
Nelson
Albert Carr
Carr
Watching the Scoreboard Yesterday’s Hero Delivers A’s 4 2 Win
George Earnshaw edged Owen Carroll in a Detroit pitching duel as Philadelphia defeated the Tigers 4 to 2. Earnshaw limited Detroit to five hits and widened the A’s lead to nine games over New York. Al Thomas pitched well but White Sox edged Boston 2 1. Chicago capitalized on seven hits, all in the sixth inning, to push past the Red Sox. Washington fell to St Louis 7 5 while rain postponed all National League games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Earnshaw
Owen Carroll
Detroit
Philadelphia
Tigers
Harnshaw
New York
Alphonse Thomas
White Sox
Boston
Chicago
Russell
Thomas
Racing meet opens at Bainbridge track despite state clash
Cleveland July 29 A 25 day racing meet will begin at the Bainbridge track in Georgia county with no legal interference. Attorney General Gilbert Bettman said he would pursue a hands off policy unless given instructions from Gov. Myers Cooper to halt the contribution system of Bettind. Bettman said he plans to act if directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bainbridge Track
Georua County
Gilbert Bettman
Myers ¥. Cooper
Hettine
Bettman
Ford Goes To His Death In Chair
Rodney Ford of Cincinnati was executed at Ohio State Penitentiary Columbus on July 20 for the murder of Marshal Peter Dumele of North College Hill. Gov. Cooper refused to intervene. Ford prayed and clutched a crucifix as the chair's electric current ended his life at 8:40 p.m. after a failed bid for clemency. Father George O'Brien, the prison chaplain, heard Ford’s final words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Rodney Ford
Cincinnati
Peter Dumele
North College Hill
Myers Y. Cooper
Ford
J. W. Kell
George O'Brien
Victor Berger In Critical Condition After Streetcar Hit
Victor L. Berger socialist party leader remains in critical condition after a streetcar accident. He suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries and spent a restless night after being moved to a private institution from the emergency hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Vis
Victor L. Berger
Socialist Party
Barking Not Innate to Dogs Says Study
A report notes that barking is not an inherent dog trait but a learned habit. Researchers observe wild canines rarely bark unless raised among domestic dogs, suggesting social environment shapes vocal behavior.
Bainbridge race track opens amid illegal betting battle
County prosecutor Richard Bostwick is expected to act to halt illegal betting as Bainbridge race track operator Thomas J. McGinty announces the opening and a contribution system. The statements signal a dispute over enforcement and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bostwick
Thomas J. McGinty
Bainbridge Race Track
Wall Street finance centers plan meeting on golf links
Cornelius F. Regan of New York sailed for London bearing an informal challenge from Wall Street to Lombard and Threadneedle Street. The plan calls for a meeting on the golf links track and tennis courts with support from major Wall Street houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornelius F. Regan
London
Lombard
Threadneedle Street
Wall Street
Gledhill Enters Final Of Western Amateur Tennis
Keith Gledhill of Santa Barbara California advances to the final round of the western amateur tennis tournament. He will face either Emmett Pare of Chicago or Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena after defeating Clifford Sutter of New Orleans 6-1 10-12 6-2 14-12 in the latest round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Keith Gledhill
Santa Barbara
California
Brond Net Star
Emmett Pare
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Vines
Pare
Gledhill
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Dancing at Cascade Pa Villion Tuesday Night
A local event at Cascade Pa features dancing on Tuesday night July 23 with admission 50 cents per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Pavillion
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Sauelch Gang
Channery
Elana
Rosenberry Bros. Funeral Directors
Second Street
Christopher S. Sierra
William J. Bosy
Los Angeles
Mook
U.S
Bulletin
KE. N. Walker
West Lorain Street
Keighley
Coats
Hange
North Main Street
Rust M. E
Jessie Bidwell
Beatrice Doerschuk
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville
N. Y
Margaret Gus
S. E. Weston
Sunapee
Congregational House
Mass
West Russia Club
Paul Baumhart
Huron
Cleveland Livestock
Poor DE Milo
Toledo Grain
Court Street
FOX Furnaces
The
Colson
Steel & Tubes
Western Automatic
Parker and Minki
Bucholst
Law
Colson Vs. Fox Furnace
Admit Crimes
Lieut
John J. Farrell
Washington
St. Louis
Walter Stewart
Senators
Victor Berger
Oxford-Cambridge
Princeton
Cornell
Travers Island
Berlin
Germany
France
Bill Tilden
Frank Hunter
America
John van R ¥N
Wilmer Allison
Hans Moldenauer
Daniel Prenn
Denver
Colo
Marian Turpie
O. S. Hill
Kansas City
Phyllis Buchman
A. Smith & Bros
Carter
ACME
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Ohio
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