Liquor raid at Ratcliffe home leads to seizure
Police raided a Ratcliffe residence Saturday night after a complaint and found a basement setup with liquor and a commercial music box. They returned Sunday to uncover a hidden attic stash including untaxed liquor and three bottles with Ohio tax stamps. Mrs Bond claimed the liquor belonged to her son in Cuba. state liquor enforcement chief Harlan Chapman ordered an inspector to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areca
Viemey Hight
Ligeer
Hauer
James Boggs
Meimin Olmated
Ohio
Bond
Cuba
Harlan Chapman
Pays 100 Fine On Gambling Charge At Macon Place
George Macon of 135 Bush atreat paid a $100 fine and costs for permitting gambling at his place Saturday night. About a score were there. three arrests on gambling charges. Mency Williams and David Young fined for gambling, others cited. A confiscated machine was dismantled at police headquarters. Richard Otter of Moscow, 18, who won a new automobile, lost it after a collision near Cincinnati and was charged with reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Macon
Bush Atreat
A. RB. Agate
Mency Williams
Wentreel
Wan
Costa
David Young
Oberlin Road
Costes
Walter Munter
Woodford Avenue
Macon
J. Stankard
Stankard
Luce Buna
Cincinnati
Richard Ottert
Moscow
New
New Richmond
Otters
Markets Pulse as Prices Edge Higher Amid Mixed Signals
Fragmented market notes show cautious moves with weak demand and stable prices across commodities. Analysts highlight limited trading activity, small gains in some staples, and uncertainty about broader economic trends guiding future shifts.
Veteran Registers With Board Here
A veteran named A Tonty, living at 198 Broad Street, registered with Local Selective Service Board Number 4 after leaving the Navy. He enlisted November 6, 1908 at age 14 and had not registered before entering service. Police reported a car accident on Broad Street where a driver hit a car, leaving the scene before the name was known. A vehicle damaged on West Avenue near 1817 also involved, driven by Howard Martin of Oberlin Road 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dene A. Tonty
Selective Service Board
Mumber 4
Mantha Herode
Torry
D. A. Kiepfer
Jefferson Street
Thien
Crosagall
Broad Ateeet
Wan
Wen Avenue
Howard Martin
Oberlin Road
Oberlin to Sweden study trip and local family notices
Oberlin announces Dorothy Daub will study a year at the University of Stockholm, returning to Oberlin as librarian at the Allen Art Museum after. The Daub family and others plan trips to Warren and New York City. Several Oberlin residents travel, visit relatives, or return from vacations in Vermont and Michigan. Additional notes list births, hospital discharges, and extended family visits across Ohio and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Oberlin
Misa Dorothy Daub
Colorado
Mra
John Daub
Misa
Ellen B. J. Johnson
Warren, Penne
Miss Johnson
New York City
Air
Mya
Robert J. Vincent
Roger
Chicago
Mir
Vincenva
Aira
Frank W. Vincent
Morgan Street
Bajey
Louis
Lord
France H. Partridge
J, Dial
Clara C. Partridge
Cleveland
B. A. Dean
Canada
Ditkasons
Jesse McMullen
Dickason
Charles J. Olds
Oberlin Inn
California
Wit
Wall Famehoeing
Joan Cartwyight
John Barlow
Henes M. Jaker
Russell Frankland
James Yaborn
Paul Dantesey
Wileen
John Wog
James Kiery
Meghann
Frank Doub
Vincent Wert
Allen Hospitals
Robert Bisennarets Westlake
Arrs Tour Tnsanity
Aninehardy
Death notices from Wellington Oberlin newssample brief
Obituaries from Wellington and Oberlin report death and funeral details for Clarence W Wiley and Nellie Moore Feist with survivors, burial plans, and home locations. Also notes on Louise Fahrion Welllington and Janet Lefever infant, plus Mary Dickason Spencer and Leonard Wesley obituaries with survivors and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dickason
Spencer
M. A.dickason
Commuity
Lulu Clapp
Columbiana
Clara Miller
Grafton
Quinton Dickasen
Noosister
Jennie Winte Wellington
Parker Funeral Home
Gayle
The
Baptist Church
Chatham
Terminal Leave Pay Bond Plan Sparks Senate Battle
The Senate weighed a plan to issue terminal leave pay as negotiable bonds for enlisted personnel, aiming to end the caste system that kept officers and enlisted men separate. President’s stance and inflation fears influenced the debate as supporters argued bonds would ease payments and reduce furlough losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walmingtona Renate Mouse
Teumati
Rumen
Rupert O.wen
Uioh
Senate Military Affairs
Rep Clarence Brown to Direct GOP Campaign Director
Washington meaning the Republican National Committee announces Rep Clarence Brown of Blanchester will take over as campaign director after adjournment. He will head campaign efforts to elect Republican majorities in both houses with headquarters in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Brown
Washington
Carrol Reyce
Republican National Committee
Rep
Blanchester
du Hiex
Republican
Brown
Congress
Reece
Anderson Olson Testimony Reveals Campaign Check Trail
Testimony describes a spring campaign check for Olson in Washington and a plan to publicize the transaction. Anderson recalls a withdrawal offer to boost Olson’s mayoral bid and notes communications with Paul Olson. Documents include photostatic copies and letters, with originals kept in a Tacoma bank. Local precinct changes were approved, expanding from four to five precincts across Elyria Avon Lake and neighboring townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Washington
X “Anderson
Bivind
Las Tn Jook
Anderson
Paul
Homer Fermison
R. Mich
Taerma
Tt Wcs
Olsen
Sauid
Anderton
Ose
Paul" Olsen
Iren
Rive
Tad
C Anderson
Tacoma
Vrevin
Shefherd
Avon Lake Village
Elecbigs
Carlighe
Elyria
Black River
Congress Faces The Threat Of Filibusters
Washington lawmakers rush toward Friday adjournment amid a political snag over filibusters in both chambers. The House debates cited contempt against George Marshall of the National Federation for Constitutional Liberties, while Senatorial filibuster over the poll tax bill prompts Majority Leader Barkley to file a debate-limiting petition set for a Wednesday vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Unamerican Activities Committee
George Marshall
National Federation For Constitutional Liberties
Vito Marcantonio
N. Y
Maracantonio
Alben W. Barkley
Barkley
Toledo Family Indicted For Burglary And Larceny
A Toledo father and his three sons were indicted by a grand jury on burglary and larceny charges. Albert Saar, Adam Saar, and Charles Saar allegedly broke into a Toledo tavern and stole 214 dollars in merchandise. Their father John Saar and two brothers reportedly took 180 dollars worth of food from a restaurant days later. Fire crews in Elyria Township assisted with a basement blaze at 193 Adelbert Street. The fire, started by turbolineum spilled from a heated container and ignited by a gas burner, caused only minor damage.
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Tounedu
Albert J. Saar
Adam Gaar
Charles Saar
Toledo
John Saar
Adam
Albers
Biyria
T. D._ Goodwin
Adelbert Street
Elyria Township
Goodwin
Howl
Polio Cases Rise Across States As Season Opens
Health officials warn polio figures suggest an earlier season start with an epidemic tone. Minnesota reports 377 cases since January 7, mostly in the Twin Cities, with 94 deaths nationwide. States recording increases include Iowa, Michigan, Oklahoma, Washington, Ohio, Arizona, Kentucky, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Oregon, and Montana.
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Liteh
Tennessee
West Virgina
Nevada
New York
Minnesota
Jdanuary
Athreas
St. Paul
Minnegoohg
Sister Kenny Foundation
Twin Cities
Iowa
Michigan
Washington
Ohio
Arizona
Kentucky
South Dakotas
Wisconsin
Oregon
Montang
Children To Receive National Red Cross Swim Certificates
The local American Red Cross chapter will mail National Red Cross certificates to ten children who completed the beginner swim course. Names include Springer Billy Rogers Claus tia Reynolds Reinert Phyllis Meinert Marion Kozel Kellerman Haller Prillis Coghlan and Tommy Heal. Other attendees will receive certificates of progress. Criteria require two demonstrations: two deep-water dives totaling 16 yards and a four second floating rest, plus a return swim to start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tong
Moan Springer
Billy Rogers
Cleufs Springer
Billy
Claustia Reynolds
Ronald Reinert
Phyllie Meinert
Marion Kozel
Dwart Kellerman
Tommy Haller
Pryliss Coghlan
Tommy Heal
Clartes
Wera
Permits Granted For Five New Homes In Elyria
Five home construction permits were issued in Elyria for single story frame and prefabricated houses. Builders include Hart Dickason James Heaterly JM Warden Street parcel Parmiey Street 28422 and 24520 Olives Street with costs listed from 6000 to 35000. Local residents George Morris Warren Poling Mrs Leland Morey Pete Attie Karl Garn and others are named with addresses in Elyria and Amherst for project work and relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Hart Dickason
James Heaterly
Warden Street
Parmiey Street
George Morris
Warden Str
Warren Poling
Lake Avenue
Olive Street
Leland Morey
Cleveland Street
Han
Faxon
Pete Altie Han
Third Street
Winckles Street
Attie
Amherst
Karl Garn
Louisiana Avenue
Garn
West Avenue
Liquor Inspectors To Be Transferred
COLUMBUS Transfer of state liquor inspectors including agents in charge of districts may be announced late today or tomorrow by Robert N Sohngen state liquor director It was understood today agents in charge of the nine districts meet here today with Sohngen and H T Chapman acting enforcement head Chapman recently succeeded Frank Kleinfelder of Sandusky who resigned as enforcement chief He indicated that agents frequently will be transferred from one district to another as a matter of policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Acme
Atate
Robert N. Sotingen
Ageonis
Sohngen
H. T. Chapman
Chapman
Frank Kleinfelder
Sandusky
Prices At Noon Forniched By Catted Prem
The list records noon price quotations across industries and companies in multiple sectors. It names railroads like Union Pacific and Southern Pacific, tobacco firms, entertainment studios including 20th Century Fox and Warner, auto makers such as Chrysler and Packard, steel and copper majors like Bethlehem Steel and Anaconda, and energy firms including Socony Vacuum and Edison calculations. The fragmentary OCR shows a broad market snapshot with numerous ticker-like items and partner entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elec
Ward Ceveredens Tale Nash Kelvinajor Vebacete- Boty
Paramount Pic
Peeegenpan
Radin Corp
Sears Roebuck
Schenley Piast
Mth
Century Fox
Warner Ros
Wralworth Co
Vonehile
Sala Motors Rendix
N. J
Ind
Col. Gas & Elec
Edison
Imer. T. & TY
Dy Nau
Power & Light
Amer T. &. T
Court House News and Divorce Petitions
A series of court notices and divorce actions. marriages in 1696 and 1008 cited. Suspects include Setah Schenker seeking restoration of Polder name after cruel grounds. Mary Washington filing for ward Clara Young’s annulment. multiple decrees for neglect cruelty and alimony awarded by Judge D A Cook and others. Also property heirs suit for Sara Riley, and commissions for Ohio State Safety Conference. Local fines include William Kidd for malicious destruction, and others for assault, battery, and driving offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Post
William
D. A. Cook
Evelyn Smith
Fred
Fined On Assault And Battery Charges Dismissed
Theron Winnin 4 of Cleveland was fined on assault and battery charges while others were freed yesterday by Justice of the Peace Lord. Zigmond Smith of 34 Elinton Avenue alleged he was struck on the head in Ceartaleton at 3 a m Sunday. Defendants dismissed included Henry Reed, Bar Wonningham, Carl Winpingham, Gilbert Pernwell and Oliie K 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theron Winnin
Cleveland
Batterany Field
Justice of the Peace
Zigmond Smith
Elinton Avenue
Ceartaleton
Henry Reed
Bar
Wonningham
Carl Winpingham
Gilbert Pernwell
Oliie K 1
Penney Store Maintenance Project Approved in Elyria
The Cleveland CPA office approved a $24,000 maintenance and repair project for the Penney store in Elyria as part of a list totaling $504,907 for the Cleveland district. Final arrangements are pending. officials note worn facilities require replacement and that 19 proposed projects were disallowed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peanee
Elyria
Cleveland
Civilian Production Administration
Glenn W. Thompson
CPA
Penney
M. £. Whitman
Atore Triminger
Cleveland Cpa
Ohio
Discharged Service Members Listed with Ribbons and Ranks
A compilation of service members including Eugene A. Tonry Frank C. Sadowsky and William E. Sayles, with discharge details from Navy and Army, ranks held, depots such as Great Lakes and Heidelberg, and theater ribbons earned. It notes enlistment dates, discharge dates, and notable decorations like Bronze Star and Purple Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Arthur Tonry
Tonry
Eugene A
Binet Street
Navy
Washington, D. C
C. Frank
Sadowsky
Frank C
Dennison Avenue
Army
Heidelberg
Germany
Bates
Rhineland
Europe
France
Rome -Arno
William EF
Sayles Boyles
William E
12Th Street
Alliance
Ohio
Great Lakes & Naval Training Station
Albert Carl Vietzen Vietzen
Albert. G
Fower
Marine Corps
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Successor To Late Sen Bankhead Being Chosen
Alabama voters pick a successor to the late Senator John H Bathe head. Rep. John Sparkman of Huntsville and Rep. N W Boykin of Mobile along with State Sen. James A Simpson of Birmingham lead the Ave-man ticket. Ted Allen of Union Springs and Thomas Maxwell of Montgomery are neck in the race.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
John H. Bathehead
Joh Sparkman
Huntsville
House
N. W. Boykin
Mobile
James A. Simpson
Birmingham
Ted Allen
Union Springs
Thoman
Maxwell
Two Persons Held For Investigation
Police today held a 5-year-old father of seven and a 46-year-old Elyria woman for investigation in connection with alleged illegal operations on a 20-year-old girl. The Milan resident, a factory worker, was picked up on Court Street. the Oberlin resident girl reported the assaults occurred last August and March. The hog bite incident involved Doris Caldwell on Ola Rush Street.
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Elyria
Milan
Court Street
Oberlin
Doris Caldwell
Ola Rush Street
West Ajree
Bie
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Anseis
LEY
Aucey
I. Foumman
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Hamagen
Oberlin von Prone
Cat Maritane Pele Ae
Mia
Eugene A. Comings
Dorothy
Elizabeth
Barbara
West College Street
Thetford Center
A.m
Clarence W. Wiley
Clarence W. Wiley Sr
Helen Ménclewied
Contadé
North Ridgeville
Blys
Elwin
Clarence Jt
Ilyria
Mea
Haul Ames
Gorton Trimpy
Atte
June Malick
Painesville
Aire
Menelechee
Bitthes Funeral
Atlock
Atlock With the Rev
C. B. Hees
North Ridgeville Cemetery
Nalle Moore
Nellie Moore Tnee Fejat
South Maine
Clara Johnpson
Lund
Hamilton
Ontario
M. E
Mamilton
John Feist
Fred Feist
Murray Feist
Elizabeth King
Halifax
Gladian Siddell
Amilton
Chub
Louise Fanrion
Wellington
Harry Otterbacher
Louise Fahrion
Eastian Apartments
Miss Fahrion
J. M. Qtterbacher
Daniels Funeral
Lakewood
Otterbacher
Greenwood Cemetery
Ilam
Janet Ray Lefever
Janet May
Cecil
Opal Lefever
Polk
Oberlin Hospital
Carol
James
Sire
Chief Lefever
Ashland
J. P. Mawhorr
Mansfield
Leonard Wesley
Detroit
Nichola Brners
C. B. Hess
Luvial
Brookdale
Anna Wesley
Viola McDermott
Mildred Spade
Battle Creek
Mich
Inday
Seventh Pay Adventist Church of
LaGrange
Lottie
Wn Paughters
Blanche Bresign
Lene Burton
Mir Nelle Holcomb
Emuly Fray
Russell DP
Missionary Baines
Mage
ST Louis
Paul Lord
Vincenti
Chi
Lises
He Bach
Admir
William F
Bull
Heiney
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
U. S
Tokyo
South America
Irege Tactooye
Ediin
Elsha
Lote Fuller
Setah Schenker
Lorain
Martin
Polder
Mary Washington
North Street
Sommon Pleas Court
Clara Young
Sherman Dutail
Walter Reitz
Mabel
Lavon
J. A. Cook
Steve Lemisachyn
Mary
Sara Riley
Blythe Township
Common Pleas Court
Fannie Steinbrunner
Ft. Wayne
Mise Riley
Oscar G. Dunn
Clevelnd
Dunk
Moody Johnson
Richard Elliot
William Kidd
Richard Baird
Bob Jidge
Manley Delbro
Lodi
Welch
Ridgeville
Saurday
Ponce
James Crosse
Weatavelle
County
Justige Richard Bois
Elka Wicks
Fred W. Lottman
Bard Baird
Sedgeman Omalin
Sen. Bankhead
Alve
Cora
George Hermann
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