Jury Service Called For 24 Citizens At Lorain Court
Kommonses were served today for common pleas jury service. Forty names listed include Elyria residents Estella Hoffman Ida May Smith James Cilffere and John Kunitz. Others from near Elyria Lorain and surrounding districts were drawn for June juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kommonses
Common Pleas
Elyria
Estella M. Hoffman
Ida May Smith
James B. Cilffere
John F. Kunitz
Reta Burrer
Hazel Rose
R. D. Elyria
Lorain
Barbara Jakopin
Elizabeth Nuhs
William Coulter
Rose McCeachie
Marjorie Cameron
Court notes and lawsuits in Lorain county and area
A sheriff impounded an abandoned car on East River road with OUie Palmer reporting. Vehicle collisions damaged two cars driven by Norman Grugle and Cornelius Smith as Smith turned into his driveway. A rence on Henry Jackson’s property was knocked down by a vehicle. Foreclosure suits filed by Western Reserve Finance Co. against H. E. Hubbell et al and by the Alliance of Poles of America against Walter Michalski et al. Divorce filings include Angeline Martin vs John Martin and Mary Kish vs Thomas Kish. Foreclosure suits also filed by Home Owners Loan Corp. against Yetta Ryshem et al and by Lorain Banking Co. against Paul A. Rissmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
East River Road
Ouie Palmer
Norman Grugle
Sixth Street
Cornelius Smith
Jennie Road
Route 59
Smith
Ed Monroe
Chalmers Davidson
Henry Jackson
Ford Road
Western Reserve Finance Company
H. E. Hubbell Et al
Oberlin
Alliance of Poles of America
Walter Michalski
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Yetta Ryshem Et al
Lorain Banking Company
Paul A. Rissmann
Black River Township
Boy Steals Radio Placed On Probation
A 16 year old Elyria youth was placed on probation by Juvenile Judge H OC Wilcox after arraignment for breaking into an empty house owned by Vic Breitenstein at 133 Longfellow Avenue and stealing a radio. Patrolman C J Miller arrested the boy yesterday afternoon and recovered the radio which he had thrown into four feet of water in the river near the New York Central bridge when unable to sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
H. OC. Wilcox
Vic Breitenstein
Longfellow Avenue
C. J. Miller
New York Central Bridge
Nationalisms Today One of the World’s Potent Forces
A concise analysis argues that nationalism functions as a powerful modern belief system, rivaling traditional religions in its reach and influence. It explores how identity, politics, and culture fuel nationalistic fervor across regions, shaping policy, conflict, and social cohesion.
Grafton To Vote On School Levy
Grafton voters face a last chance election on June 25 to approve a two mill levy for next year’s school operating costs. The board seeks funds to meet School Foundation Program requirements and avoid losing state aid, with potential cuts to the school year and a new PWA school building nearing completion.
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Grafton
Board of Education
BARA
PWA
Stay-at-Home Camp Project Draws Interest and Support
The YWCA committee led by Mrs. George Gould details plans for a Stay-at-Home Camp funded by a generous Council of Parents and Teachers gift. A poster contest awarded Agnes Dines and Betty Van Duyke top honors. Registration opens June 17 for two three week periods beginning June 22, with activities in handicraft dramatics nature lore tumbling and more for girls aged nine to fourteen at ten cents a day.
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George Gould
Council of
Parent and Teachers
Agnes Dines
Roosevelt School
Betty van Duyke
Allen School
Association
Strang Erding
Ning
Extensive Program For Boys At Y. M. C. A.
Y M C A boys division announces tomorrow’s activities with Greenlee Haynes, new director. Morning swimming from 9 to 12, a four hour afternoon hike starting at 1, likely ending in Cascade Park with a baseball game. Hikes will recur through summer, emphasizing bird life and trees for education as well as recreation.
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Lars
Greenlee Haynes
Cascade Park
Haynes
Boy Fatally Hurt In Urbana Hay Wagon Accident
Arthur Hardman 4, son of Mr and Mrs Martin Hardman of near Christiansburg, was fatally crushed when horses ran away and threw him against a fence post as his parents attended a funeral. Five other children remain in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Jimes
Arthur Hardman
Martin Hardman
Christiansburg
Distinction Day Awards at Oberlin High School
Oberlin Ohio June 3 Distinction Day featured a recognition assembly at Oberlin High School. Paul Gorske was installed as Student Senate president for next year. Trophies went to the 1935 36 football team Little Big Five League champions and the track team. Athletic letters were awarded to players in football basketball and track with multiple names listed. Additional honors included GAO O split Os and National Honor Society members. A Shakespearian production The Merchant of Venice will be performed by the senior class with two showings. Lantern illumination night will feature limited budget festivities without a parade or band concert. Several Oberlin residents received appointments or speaking roles at national parties and theater owner meetings. News notes include a Commerce School party and a lawn social to benefit the girls athletic team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Paul Gorske
Wigrop
Otto
Gordon Bliss
John Dudley
Francis James
William Persons
William Wahl
Burdett Lawson
Morton Campbell
Richard Dudley
James Murphy
Robert, Porter
Avor Wheeler
Wilbur Thomas
Mgr
Bill Close
Herman Hudwell
Jarvis Stronz
Philip Worcester
Bob Peal
Carl Oly
Ralph Dale
Charles Frye
Herman Hudnel
Melvin Rainbow
Ronald Slater
Norman Willbond
Frank Spelbrink
Mer
Trick
Russell Bell
William Close
Reymond Herod
William MacCarthy
Jarvis Strang
Miss Glevenger
Marguerite Grills
Alice Jones
Pauline Crosby
Marian Edwards
Katherine Lemon
Nina Harris
Gertrude Squires
Helen Spot
Ora Streicher
Mr. Alter
Lendroom
Donna Cain
James Hall
Robert Hartson
Harold Papworth
Guy Thrower
Cleatues Pettiford
Alden Wooster
Marion Edwards
Kenneth Bohrer
Allan Harris
Perry Young
Margaret Glider
Dorig Cain
Harold Payworth
Boys Glee Club
David Burgess
Philip Worrester
Lendrum MacEachron
War
Sandrock
Girls Glee Club
Constance Crist
Huth Fields
Frances Noland
Lillian Pettiford
Virginia Phelps
Lida Roberts
Betty Rogers
Kathleen Rosecrans
Harrier
Helen Spotts
Mary Waldecker
The
Sherman
Oberlin School‘of Commerce
Lorain Country Club
Kathryn Owens
Death Notices for Sylvanus Behner and Lin Crow in LaGrange
Sylvanus Henner Behner of LaGrange dies at 12 40 am at home after brief illness. Survived by wife Mary, three sons Millar S. Behner LaGrange, A I Behner Ontario Canada, B F Behner LaGrange. nine grandchildren. eight great grandchildren. two great great grandchildren. siblings Frank G. of Miami and Henry M. of Liverpool. sisters Lizzie Wilkinson Cedarvale KS, Julia Tibbitt Brunswick OH, Hattie Behner Medina OH. Born Valley City Sept 16 1849. 72 years in LaGrange. retired farmer. longtime Methodist member. Funeral details set at Nichols Funeral Home then LaGrange M E Church Sunday at 2 pm with Rev Hillberry. burial in LaGrange cemetery. Lriar Crow of Litchfield Ohio dies Thursday after ~six weeks illness. over 80. active in business, Congregational church member. choir member until illness. Funeral Sunday 2 30 pm at Litchfield Congregational Church with Rev H F Schott. Masonic service by LaGrange Lodge No 361 F and A M. Crow was lifelong LaGrange Lodge member.
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Sylvanus Henner
LaGrange
Mary
Millar S. Behner
Ontario
Canada
B. F. Bekhner
Frank G
Miami
Florida
Henry M
Liverpool
Lizzie Wilkinson
Cedarvale
Kansas
Julia Tibbitt
Brunswick
Ohio
Hattie Behner
Medina
Valley City
Brehner
Methodist Church
Nichols Funeral Home
LaGrange M. E
Hillberry
LaGrange Cemetery
Lriar Crow
Litchfield
Crow
Congregational Church
Litchfield Congregational Church
H. F. Schott
Lewis Announces Union Drive In The Steel Plants
Washington June 5 J L Lewis unveiled plans for an intensive drive to unionize the nations steel workers after the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers joined his committee for industrial organization. The move challenges William Green head of the AFL and widens the public clash between the two labor leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. L. Lewis
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tis
Committee For Industrial Organization
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
Nls Committee For Industrial Organization
Outstanding girl named from Lakewood graduates program
Dorothy Kostar of Lakewood was chosen by the alumni association as the outstanding girl in this year's graduating class. Florence Nightingale pledge cited as key to vocation, with congratulations from Dr. Fawcett. Vocals by Mrs Karl Kaley and Gladys McCullough accompanied performances, followed by reception and dancing. Elyrians quartet performed during the dance program.
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Dorothy Kostar
Lakewood
Alumni Association
Johnson
Dr. Fawcett
Karl Kaley
Jack Huge
Gladys McCullough
Everett Palmer
Elyrians Quartet
Gene St. Marie
Hundredth Alarm Fire Bares Rising Yearly Fires
Firemen answered a grass fire at 123 Columbia Avenue blamed on sparks from a bonfire. The blaze burned about a quarter acre with no property damage. The hundredth alarm of 1936 highlights a sharp rise in alarms and greater fire losses so far this year than in the four prior years, with Chief Bates noting earlier year benchmarks.
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Kivrin
Gremen
Columbia Avenue
W. N. Bates
Fiorenza Sentenced to Die in Sing Sing Electric Chair
John Fiorenza, a youthful upholsterer’s assistant and former Ohioan, was sentenced to die in the Sing Sing electric chair during the week of July 13 for the bathtub murder of Mrs Nancy Evans Titterton. He remained calm as Judge Charles G. Nott Jr. read the sentence, then bowed his head.
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New York
John Fiorenza
Uphol Sterer
Sing Sinz
Nancy Evans Titterton
Fiorenza
Charles G. Nott, Jr
Sing Sing
Ossiniog
Lorain County Democratic party elects officers in tight race
Number Two continued from page one describes a party meeting where Smith lost the chair, blocking a Harris loyalist bid. In the vice chair contest Smith, James Marsh, and Howard Cobb vied. Cobb won 14 votes, Marsh 11, Smith 11. Cobb became second vice chair as Loretta Ma grauder, Tona Dergate, and June Shibley were named officers. Committees will meet in about a month to form a finance panel for the fall campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Harris
James Marsh
Lorain
Howard Cobb
County Central Committee
Cobb
Marsh
Ohio Republican Funds Watchdog Tale Continues
A political controversy emerges over alleged misused funds in Ohio's presidential primary campaign. National committee chairman Henry P Fletcher and Ohio GOP chairman Ed D Schorr defend their roles, denying direct involvement while noting preexisting agreements to divide Ohio campaign funds between the national and state committees.
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Mittee
Ohio
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Ed D. Schorr
National Committee
State Central Committee
Horah
Fletcher
London
Republican State Central Committee
Republican intra party rift seen in Borah Landon clash
In Columbus, Borah attacks Landon and Knox while charging that the Republican National Committee misused funds from the Lincoln Day drive. Taft supporters and state committees undercut Borah with a pro Roosevelt stance, as Moses and Bachmann criticize Landon’s New Deal ties. The national committee proceeds with seating disputes over southern delegates.
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Republican National Committee
Schorr
Columbus
Ohio Regular
Robert A. Taft
Borah
Landon
Frank Knox
Ohio
Taft
Landon Knox
Knox
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Moges
Roosevelt
Moses
Col. Knox
Carl G. Bachmann
West Virginia
Kansas
Bachmano
Trandon
National Committee
Mississippi
Perry W. Howard
Howard
Cleveland Produce Market and Livestock Prices
Market summaries for Cleveland area produce butter eggs live poultry and livestock. Reports list prices for eggs hens and roosters ducks broilers and leghorns, plus potatoes news on cattle calves lambs hogs and beef prices. weather and market tone noted as weak or steady. Strong entity mentions include Cleveland, Ohio markets, and specific price points for various classes of poultry and livestock.
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Cleveland
Ducka Springs
Brolers
Fancy Rock
Stolen Money Report At Local Gas Station
Norman Eldridge, attendant at the Old Mill gas station on Oberon Road near the city limits, reported to police that $10.50 was taken from his cash register about 10:60 p m yesterday by three young men who stopped for gasoline. They asked for one gallon, two entered the station, and after they left he found the register short by $10.60. They drove toward Oberman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Eldridge
MiIl
Ober-on Road
Hiiy
Ober- Mn
Grass Fire Extinguished Near Ely School
Firefighters were called at noon to extinguish a grass fire on Gulf road near Ely School sparked by a rubbish fire. About one acre burned, but no damage was reported. The article also mentions Jerusalem as E Kuds and notes international institutions in Geneva.
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Gulf Road
Ely School
Wich
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Mary Kish
Thomias Kish
Boy
Td. Oswalt
Allianee
T. J. Oswalt
Min Lending Drug
Crystal Restaurant
Bright Boy
O'Donnell
Wallpaper Co
Esther Alfton
Mise Bayle
Stephen Lana
Miriam Hamilton
Virginian Phelps
Ethel Phillips
Robert Porter
Duane Rhodes
Ore Streicher
Willis Yocom
Mr. Rawdon
Lendrum MacEachbrun
Willis Yacom
National Athletic Scholarship Society
Jarvis Strong
Phillip Worcester
Carl Girly
Finnney Chapel
J. S. McLaughlin
Margaret Harnes
Ohio Colored Women’s Clubs
Welco
Uished Women
Barnes
Katherine Kennedy Brown
Kerry Steel
Allied Independent Theatre Owners
America
Sylvanus Behner
Urial Crowe
Sederis Restaurant
Sonn
Atak Bros Oboe
Cy Court St
Court Street
Camp Sas
East Ave
Brollers
Michigan
Idaho
Alabama
Stu
Virginia Webl
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Jerusallem
Geneva
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