Board seeks $12,000 state aid for Lorain central relief
Lorain County commissioners request a $12,000 state relief grant to cover June direct relief costs in the central area comprising Elyria, Lorain, and Avon Lake. County funds are exhausted. some districts outside the center have local funds, and 579 active direct relief cases exist as of June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Relief Commission
Lorain County
Board of County Commissioners
Columabus
Elyria
Torain
Avon Lake
Ernest Holmes
Lorain Emory
Holmes
Rotarians To Hear Rev J A Kaley At Luncheon
Rotarians schedule Rev J A Kaley Civil War veteran who recently toured the world giving Bible readings to speak tomorrow noon before the Elk’s Club Rotary Club luncheon. Secretary W O McClellan announced that letters from Dr G E French visiting California and Dean Burns visiting Yellowstone National Park will be read to the club.
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J. A. Kaley
Rotary Cink
Elk's Club
W. O. McClellan
Scretary
McClellan
G. E. French
California
Dean Burns
Yellowstone National Park
Man Near Death From Stab Wound In Lorain
A man identified as Sotero Placenzia, 30, of 2932 Pearl Avenue Lorain was hospitalized in critical condition with abdominal stab wounds after a stabbing at the Seneca Street grounds just outside South Lorain city limits. A suspect, Anatzeco Enprada, 35, of 1539 East 30th Street, was held for questioning. police planned to piece together events as Mrs Placenzia was questioned and Chief Theodore Walser said no charges were filed yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Que Taan
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Souis
East 30Th Street
Falice
Placenzia U
Short Session in Common Pleas Court Delays Default Judgments
The regular Monday morning common pleas court session was shortened due to July September rules limiting default judgments to the second Monday of the month. Several attorneys were reminded of this restriction as they attempted to file default judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Arvordas
Meotiday
Momesha, Fc
Mrs. Sherwood Will Get New Trial
Newburgh New York July 20 A new trial for Mrs Dorothy Sherwood who was previously sentenced to death in the electric chair for the drowning of her infant son was fixed today for September 16.
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Newburogh
N. Y
Dorothy Sherwood
Death notices from Missouri and Ohio obituaries
Deaths are reported for Rex Tlarney Jefferson Bar warks in Missouri and Mrs. John A. Nester in Elyria, with details of survivors and funeral plans. Also noted are Mary Latteman of Henrietta and Mrs Elizabeth Bond with funeral times, places, and burial arrangements, listing surviving relatives and church services.
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Thomas Feron
Rex Tlarney
Jefferson Barwarks
Missouri
McArthur
Ohio
Kenneth
Thomas Peron
Orlo Fhint
Elyria
George of
Lorain
Earl of
Perkins
Perkins of Tecumseh
Mich
Riley Hartley
Jury Yet to Decide in Sixth Case Delays and Alibi Claims
The report covers continued trial of a case in which defendants Edward Stanton and Charles Adams challenge their earlier conviction with a fortified alibi claim. Prosecutor Howard Hout and Willam W ens prepare to present witnesses again, while defense questions jurors anew, delaying proceedings as both sides press for a fair panel amid guard considerations and potential peremptory excuses. Tentative jurors listed include Isaac Marsh, Robert Urig, Ida Miselika, Maude Copas, Robert Loamia, Leona Vetta, and Mary Tisha among others from Columbia Station Avon Lake Amherst Elyria and Tarain.
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Edward Stanton
Cleveland
Charles F
B. Adams
Lorain
Howard Hout
Willam Wens
Defense Council
F. Adams
Pawelort Thom
Hatley
Avon Lake
Ida Miselika
Amherst
Maude Copas
Floria
Robert Loamia
Elyria
Leona M. Vetta
Tarain
Mary Tisha
Hattie
Oberlin clubs host dinners games and picnics
Oberlin notes list a Monday Night Dinner and bridge at Mr. and Mrs. N A Martins home on North Main street. A Maites club picnic is planned at Mrs J A McGranns Woodland avenue home. Regular Oberlin Odd Fellows meeting is set for Wednesday at I O O F Hall and the Oberlin Business Men's club meets Friday July 24.
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Oberlin
N. A. Martin
Oberlin Tavern
North Main Street
Maites Club
J. A. McGrann
Woodland Avenue
Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge
C. F. Hall
Oberlin Business Men's Club
J. L. Edwards
Edgemeer Place
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Gauton
Travel Bureau
California
and Airs
J. T. Henderson
Alice Close
Millwauga On
Lake
Ralph Herman
South Pleasant Street
Dover, Co
Brysyo Wilbur
Elyria
W. E. Wright
South Professor Street
Bert Hart
North Professor Street
Ashland
Ed Laughery
Charles Barricklow
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Jo’n Gibson
Savanna
Elver Grills
South Main Street
Ed Johnson
J. H. Dodge
Elizabeth
Worcester
Massachusetts
C KR
Hollywood Street
Wilbur Hanewalt
Wooster
Emerson Crowell
Myron Smith
Columbus
Court actions: partition suit and multiple divorces filed
Sylvia Weimer sues for partition in Huntington township and Wellington naming Harriat Grace Ward of Berea et al. Anna Hendeigh of Amherst seeks divorce from Charles Rendeigh for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. George Burr sues for divorce from Mabel Burr of Geneva on-the-Lake for gross neglect. Iris E. Davilied sues for divorce from David YT Davies for habitual intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Weimer
Huntington Township
Wellington
Harriat Grace Ward
Berea
Anna Hendeigh
Amherst
Charles Rendeigh
George Burr
Mabel Burr
Geneva on-the-Lake
Iris E. Davi
David YT. Davies
Local theft and court notices in city brief
J Reimers reported a valuable fishing rod and reel stolen from a car on Ohio Street Saturday evening. Harley Kreutzfeld was fined 1 and costs for intoxication in Mayor Dow’s court this morning. A Baird appeared in police court. Jarain County Beekeepers meet at F river’s home in Grafton township this afternoon.
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J. Reimers
Middle Avenue
Ohio Street
Harley Kreutzfeld
Third Street
Dow. A. Baird
Jarain County
Tion
F.river
Grafton Township
Legislature Reconvences Over Relief Bill Tonight
The legislature will reconvene tonight to consider the amended permanent relief bill from a weekend conference committee. Rural counties are to receive a guaranteed share, with any excess over the formula watched against local funds. If agreeable to both houses, the session may adjourn tonight, ending the special session that began last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House
Senate
Vendors get help filing returns in county schedule
Sales Tax Examiner Baxter Sharp will assist merchants in completing their semi annual state tax returns. He will visit the courthouse on July 21 23 29 and 31 from 9 noon and 1 6 pm and also go to Grafton Oberlin Wellington and La Grange on specified dates to provide guidance at 10 am local times.
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Suthern
Baxter Sharp
State Tax Commission
Sharp
Oak
Grafton
Ce Drug
Colineil
Oberlin
Mayor's Court
Wellington
la Grange
Funeral Of Slain Coed To Be Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Helen Clevenger, a co-ed found shot to death in her Asheville hotel room, will be private Tuesday afternoon in Fletcher. Rev. Emery Fritz of the Presbyterian church will conduct, burial in the family plot. The Clevengers are a pioneer Miami County family. the girl's father grew up here.
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Fletcher
Helen Clevenger
Asheville
NS. C
Emery Fritz
Clevenger
Miami County
Monarchy name unclear on throne return by force
XII. The monarchy will not be restored by force. My father announced upon retirement he would not return to the throne except by popular demand. He will not use force and no coup is expected. Alfonso said he would return to Spain someday but did not know when. He gave up his claim to the throne due to shadows of his father and brother. He will not return during the present disturbance but may return later if his father regains the throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
Spain
Spain rebels face heavy losses amid coastal battles and loyal ships
Government reports say 119 rebels have been killed by workers as a warship bombards rebel forces near Aadiz, about 40 miles from Algeciras. Loyal submarines at Malaga prepare to suppress revolt while Seville, Sabinea, and Madrid serve as media points for rebel claims and royalist footholds across the coast and inland.
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Algeciras
Aadiz
Oreadit
Seville
Sabinea
Malaga
Artiv
Talinea
Madrid
Spain
Morocco
Landon Watches Preparations For Historic Nomination Day
TOPEKA July 20 Gov Albert Landon observes Kansas capital as it prepares for the history making day the formal acceptance of his Republican nomination for president The city draped in banners expects 190000 visitors for the Kansas State House ceremony with a parade of 390 riders 75 bands 15 prairie schooners elephants and a Lincoln carriage.
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Topeka
Kang
al. M. Landon
Ely
Landon
Peggy Anne
Estes Park
Cola
Myers Cooper
Cincinnati
Ohio
John B. Hollister
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
Kansas State House
Abraham Linco
Townsend movement rifts deepen as leaders weigh exits
The article reports internal strife within the Townsend faction with Smith and Coughlin trading barbs about resigning or leading factions. Gomer Smith blasts the faction’s rally as a circus while Father Coughlin attacks Roosevelt, and Lemke seeks endorsements at a Cleveland mass meeting, pledging Old Age Revolving Pensions. Canadian Privy Councillors are styled Honorable.
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Mary
Smith
Jim Fartey
Townsend Movement
Roosevelt
Gomer Smith
Gerald Smith
Father Coughlin
Union Party
Lemke
Sion
Cleveland
Leake
Toot
Townsend
Father Congshiin
Mr. Roosevelt
Enithets
Jie
Great Horseshoe Stadium
Yolers
Louana Kingfish
Huey P. Long
Townsendites
New Patrolman Is Appointed In Elyria Police
James Karl Boggs aged 29 of 719 Woodland Avenue was appointed to the Elyria Police Department effective August 1 by Safety Service Director J. D. Faxon. Boggs ranked 93 in the civil service exam and will fill the vacancy created by the June 30 accidental shooting death of Leland Folk. He stands 5 feet 10 inches tall, weighs 200 pounds, and will be on probation for three months with a $129 monthly salary the first year.
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James Karl Boggs
Woodland Avenue
Elyria Police Department
Safety Service
J. D. Faxon
Boggs
Civil Service
Neverstar
Chaice
State Highway Patrol
Cambridge
Tle
Absolve Priest Of Blame In Fatal Accident
Vereland police released Rev. Milan L Slate pastor of St Devil and Methodius in Lorain in connection with the traffic death of John Biegser a delegate to the Townsend convention in Cleveland. Biegser was killed about 9 40 pm as he crossed Bucklex Boulevard. Slate was traced through his license plates and taken into custody at the pastorate 1709 East Sis street by state patrolmen. He said he stopped after the crash and continued home to Lorain. No criminal action would be taken, police indicated.
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Vereland
Milan L. Slate
St. Devil and Methodius
Atholie Charved
Lorain
John Biegser
Townsend
Cleveland
Bierser
Prisor
Biegger
Bubklex Boulevard
Father Slate
East Sisstreet
J. A. Bower
W. B. Lyple
John A. Kress
Father &I
Grafton Pirates Triumph Over Fairview 13-7
Grafton Pirates defeated Fairview Merchants 13 to 7 in a baseball game yesterday in Grafton. A late seventh inning surge broke a close contest as Pirates recorded twelve hits led by Tommasheska and Barr who each had three. Tommasheska pitched for the Pirates with Barr contributing offensively. The Ford's Theatre in Washington, scene of Lincoln's assassination, had served as a Baptist chapel for over 15 years, later operating as a theatre from 1862 to 1865 and never again as a theatre.
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Grafton
Grafton Pirates
Fairview Merchants
Tran
Tomasheska
Pirates
Barr
W. Miller
F. Rubuske
Tommasheska
Tommsheska
Palrylew
Khonelwa
Graftenau
Bardon
Milter
Jenkins
Mik Hy
Jepkins
Ford
Washington
Lincoln
Market Report From Cleveland and Toledo Livestock and Grain
Market summaries show Cleveland livestock steady with cattle at 850 head and prime beef at around 1100 pounds, plus goats and calves with varied prices. Grain and produce prices are listed for No 2 red and white corn, yellow and white soybeans, and potatoes, with Toledo grain and produce entries reflecting current elevator rates and bids.
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Cleveland
Phodecke
Lex
Legler
Hicks
Bredlers
Beullers
Los
California
Virgina Cnbblers
Ohio
Browers
Cailla
Kleaiv Ehalca
Toledo Grain
SAAB
Lorain Black River bridge project cost estimate
County Engineer J W Warden estimated a new bridge over the Black River at Lorain would cost about 1 250 000 though the figure is rough due to location and design uncertainties. Officials pressed state and federal help and asked a traffic survey from the state highway department to guide discussions. About 5 884 vehicles crossed the bridge weekly last year, with higher average in the current season.
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Lorain
J. W. Warden
Black River
Warden
Lurain
State Highway Department
Arvey
Indian Hollow Man Fined For DUI With Suspended License
Fred Ives of Indian Hollow Road was fined 59 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated in police court. Mayor Don A. Baird suspended Ives's license for six months. Ives was arrested early Sunday by Patrolman C E Parker for riding a motorcycle in an unfit condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ives
Indian Hollow Road
Don A. Baird
Ives
C. E. Parker
Hummel to Discuss Hybrid Seed Corn at Eaton Grange
County Agricultural Agent Claude I. Hummel will illustrate a talk at the Eaton Grange meeting on July 22 at Hatun Grange hall. He will explain advantages and facts about hybrid seed corn, noting Lorain County has only four growers this year and about 109 statewide last year. Slides will illustrate points and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude I. Hummel
Eaton Grange
Hatun Grange Hall
Lorain County
Hummel
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Roy Hartley
John Nester
John A. Nester
Dunn
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Kipton
John A Nester
Lakewood
Lo Ja
Bowling Green
T. Mary's Church
T. Mary's Cemetery
Mrs
Mary Latteman
Henrietta
Sunder
Latteman
J. +. Latteman
Black River Township
PH. Latteman
Albert Latteman
Martha Berg
Janette Latteman
Martha Altuuiler
Birmaine Nai
Henrietta Eivangelical and Reformed Church
FL Ti. Settlage
Fostoria
Birmingham
O. H. Baker Co
VRS
Elizabeth Bond
Heychester Methodist Church
Jones
Brighton
Keith Andrews
Po-Co-Tan Coal MP
Hong
BCC
Lake Ave. Coal CO
Lake Thone Atlan
Esther Hood
Juanita Schramm
Oberlin School of Com
Merce
Batrd
Paris
Jay Allen
Oregon
Chicago Daily News
Ire
Scholz
Elizabeth Bremer
Florence Price
Joseph Jamieson
Anna Gable
Edith Simpson
RS. Tavis
Carrie Boyd
CG. BE. Dickasen
R. D
Henry G. Peat
Flyria
Q’ Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Fairview
Uns
Scrawer
Toledo
Butte
Crystal Restaurant
Sederis Restaurant
Bazley
Pork Chops
Hams Ib
BACON
Sissor
Veal Bologna
Hamburg
Charleston
Turner
Corn
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