Many Fined in Elyria Over Weekend
Weekend traffic violations spiked in Elyria with numerous fines. Saturday offenders include Wilbur Schwan J A Kenawell Paul Kirby J H Miller Harold Krause and T H Taylor each paying $1 plus costs. Tony Thinks LeRoy Smith and Frank Keyes faced $5 and costs. Sunday fines list R Normand Andrew Malanovski Nicholas Kane W W Growl at $1 plus costs. John Hobday hit with $25 and costs for disorderly conduct. Joseph Bowmer fined $10 and costs on same charge.
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Wilbur Schwan
J. A. Kenawell
Paul Kirby
J. H. Miller
Harold Krause
T. H. Taylor
Tony Thinks
LeRoy Smith
Frank Keyes
R. Normand
Andrew Malanovski
Nicholas Kane
W. W Growl
John Hobday
Joseph Bowmer
Town Court Fines Several On Disorderly Conduct Charges
A number of plain drunks were fined five dollars and costs each. George Blory, P. H. Ward, John Kaser and Gorman Laughlin received the penalties. W. H. Grow and Ralph Reynolds were picked up by Patrons-Man Sweet and Sayies Friday night on disorderly conduct charges and were fined five dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blory
P. H. Ward
John Kaser
Gorman Laughlin
W. H. Grow
Ralph Reynolds
Man Sweet
Sayies
Boarder Sued Over Alleged Adultery and Alimony Claim
Tony Curcillo filed suit against former boarder Sam Defazio alleging abandonment of Curcillo's wife and two children. He seeks 25000 dollars for alienation of affections and has attached Defazio's bank account. The suit cites adultery and seeks damages.
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Tony Curcillo
Sam Defazio
Curcillo
Defazio
Blonde Amazon Sought in Boston Murder Case
Boston police sought a tall blonde woman described as The Blonde Amazon in connection with the murder and robbery of Mae Price a wardrobe actress known as the Mother of the Chorus Girl William Price a New York theatre carpenter offered $500 reward for information leading to the arrest of the perpetrators in his wife s death.
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Boston
Mae Price
William Price
New York
Ohio Public Service Co Brightway Project Planned
The Ohio Public Service Co. has crossed a contract with the city to build a 10 brightway line on Broadway between 161d and 22d streets. Work is to be completed in ninety days.
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Lorain
Ohio Public Service Co
Kidnapping Plot Aims at Movie Stars in Los Angeles
Police report confessions by Adrian A Woods and Z Stevens reveal a plan to kidnap stars Mary Pickford and Pola Negri. Jackie Coogan and grandchildren of El Dohem, a Los Angeles millionaire, were named as suspects in the plot.
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Los Angeles
Mery Pickford
Pola Negri
Jackie Coogan
EL. Dohem
Adrian A Woods
Z Stevens
Ted
Shriners
Lorain Plumbers In Final Effort For Wage Increase
Lorain master plumbers meet to decide actions over a wage raise demand of 12 1 2 to 22 per hour. Earlier workers from Edward Klotz shop walked out prompting a union meeting with possible proposals from the master plumbers.
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Lorain Plumbers
Lorain
Edward Klotz
Plumbers Union
Markets Cleveland Produce Market BLTSTER Extr a
Market prices list reads like a daily produce bulletin with items from eggs to cucumbers. Featured are eggs at 31.2, cheese and poultry rates, apples, strawberries, beans, cabbage, potatoes, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, onions, and cucumbers with various price per crate or box figures.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Stock market summary for Cleveland live stock auction
Receipts totalled 1900 cattle with fat steers at 29.04 to 1200, butcher steers 800 to 900, heifers and cows mixed. Calves up to 1100, sheep and lambs steady with good to choice 12 to 13, hogs 25 cents lower with Yorkers 12.60 and other ranges, stags 65. Prices reflect market activity across cattle sheep and hogs.
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Cleveland
Alumni Select Stanley Hart Asnew Leader
The 36th annual alumni banquet was held at the high school gym with over 200 attendees. Stanley Hart was chosen as president, Olive Wolke as vice president, Nellie Mathes as secretary, and M. Iron Baumhardt as treasurer, with Howard L. Hall giving the welcome.
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Amherst
Hgh
Staney Hart
Olive Wolke
Nellie Mathes
M.iron Baumhard
Howard L. Hall
Cleveland
Memorial Day Parade in Amherst Honors Veterans
All schoolchildren participated in Amherst Memorial Day events at the Town Hall yard. W. G. Nord led the day as cherman of the Day. The band accompanied a flag-wielding program, with Crown Hill and Cleveland Street Cemetery visits. Veterans from Civil War and Spanish War received applause, followed by a firing squad salute and taps.
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Amherst
Town Hall
W. G. Nord
Cherman
Cleveland Street
Geo. Washington
Hell Yard
America
Nord
E. Farber
Mansfield
Tabbert
Farbers
L. Stough
Louis Hearheme
Wm. Blooelt
M. Schaeffer
Hach
Aly Father Bischen Honored by Church Ten Years Service
In Amherst on June 1 Rev Fr Bischen marked his 10th ordination anniversary with a surprise at the School Hall after services. Fred Bodman chaired the Holy Name Society feast and presented a purse, florist Jacob Furl sent flowers, and toasts followed by Fr Eischen. 59 guests enjoyed the fish fry including John Schaole of Cleveland and others.
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Amherst
Bischen
Wen
Bodman
Wm. Wrengle
Fred Bodman
Holy Name Society
Jacob Furl
Eischen
Tas United
John Scha Ole
Cleveland
A. A. Plats
Lorain
A. G Nunn
C G. Aschenbach
Dick Schaffer
J. Smytha
Geo Batley
El la M Rogers 68 Dies At Home In Amherst
Mrs El la M Rogers aged 68 died at her South Amherst home Saturday afternoon at 5. Death was due to apoplexy. She leaves her husband a son Harvey at home and a daughter Mrs Edna Parmalee of Cleveland. Funeral services were held at 2 pm from the home with Rev Bartlette officiating. Burial in Evergreen cemetery under O H Baker direction.
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Amherst
Ella M. Rogers
South Amherst
Harvey
Edna Parmalee
Cleveland
Bartlette
O. H. Baker
Evergreen Cemetery
Amherst Our-Door-Life picnic draws 250 plus crowd
The Our-Door-Life Association picnic at Decoration Day grounds drew over 250 attendees. EF Farbar of Mansfield gave the address. Sports were enjoyed and hot coffee provided for picnic lunches.
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Amherst
Our- Door-Life Association
Farbar
Mansfield
Union Memorial Services Hold Sunday in Amherst
The first Union Memorial Church service was held at the First Evangelical Church with Rev. F. E. East giving the address. War Veterans Spanish and Auxiliary attended. The Amherst Choral Union sang Were Tenting To Die and To Thee O Country. Local church groups held meetings and social events across town with readings, hostesses, and visits to Elmore C for a community picnic.
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Amherst
Henry Ford Says He Has No Desire to Fly
Detroit June 1 Henry Ford, while praising aviation development, states he has never been in an airplane and likely never will. He discussed Ford air services between Dearborn and Chicago, insisting he has no desire to fly and sees nothing appealing in it.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Mich
Ford Air Services
Dearborn
Chicago
DESPITE STRUGGLES AUTHOR CHARLES B LAWLOR DIES
New York June 1 Charles B Lawlor author of The Sidewalks of New York is dead death due to heart disease. He will be buried tomorrow. Lawlor was blind and had suffered poverty for years.
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New York
Charles B Lawlor
Laytor
Injured Boy Cut by Knife During Game in Lorain
Six year old Edward Magrovitz of 1645 East 80th Street was cut above the right eye while playing mumbly pegs with several boys at his home on Saturday. The knife reportedly bounced from the floor and struck him. Doctor Pitzele attended the wound.
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Lorain
Edward Magrovitz
Edward
Pitzele
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Advertised To Boost Weight
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets claiming rapid weight gain. It asserts only sixty tablets for sixty cents and compares palatability to candy, with directions on each box and urging readers to ask for the original Cod Liver Oil Tablet product.
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Mc- Cox
Phillips
McCoy
MeCoy's
Memorial Day Observed by South Amherst Community
Memorial Day services were observed in South Amherst Saturday morning with music by the Elyria boys band. The parade marched to Evergreen Cemetery where Rev. Bartlett spoke, followed by a program. An attractive parade continued the day’s observances.
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South Amherst
So. Amherst
Elyria
Ever-green Cemetery
Bartlett
Patriot march led by American Legion and Auxiliary
Members of the American Legion and their Auxiliary led a march through a crowd of patriotic spectators, flanked by fraternal groups, students, and citizens. The procession reflected community unity and civic spirit.
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American Legion
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Lorain Brightway
C. J. Miller
Elyria Savings & Trust
Katherine Burt
Marcelling
Century Block
The
Fay Co
Broad Street
Dickason Electric Company
Washington Ave
Gilmoi x CompAny
SEFA
Masonic Temple
Miss Luce Hom
Stanley Har Asnew
Aly
Father Bischer
Amherst Briefs
Congregational Missionary Society
Charles Miller
Ladies Society
M. E Church
Elsie Bruce
A. M. Schofield
J. Fiser
L. P. Lersch
Adam
Lena Mery
St Peters Evangelical Church
Daplers
E. J. Snell
Frederick
Fred Roenter
C . Ernst
Dot
Emery Sondergold
Ruth
Henry Kane
Elizabeth Aschenbach
Libbie
Martha Gerlach
Elmore
George Abdehala
Kilbuck
Kenneth Guild
Ruby Fields
Emma Slack
Syracuse
Thea Neumeister
Kirksville
Julius Krause
Katherine Merthe
Marguerite
Hattie Baker
Akron
Madras
Elyria Dress Goods Shoppe
West St. Evyrla
0. C. A. Ler
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Broad St
Little Joe
S. Amherst
Ruggles Beach
Nelles
Dachtler & Dachtler
Elyria Maytag Co
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