Judge Nye Orders Release Of Boy
A Sheffield Lake boy aged 15 was ordered released from county jail by Juvenile Judge H. H. Nye while awaiting his parents appearance. He had been held about two weeks after arrest by Marshal William McKinley for petit larceny, allegedly stealing gasoline from parked cars and admitting to about 400 gallons stolen in six months. McKinley reported the parents dispute the age and say the license also shows 15. Judge Nye continued the case to confer with the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake
H. H. Nye
Marshal Willam McKinley
MccKinley
Salt
McKinley
Nye
National Tube Co. Lorain Works schedules slight weekly increase
Operations at the Lorain Works of the National Tube Company will show a slight rise next week with an extra skelp mill and an additional lapp mill in the tentative plan announced today. Five blast furnaces and 11 open hearths continue to run. the Besemer convertor keeps triple turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
National Tube Company
Skelp Wills No. T and
Skelp Mill No
Butt Mill
Lapp
Seamless Mills
Seamless
Nude shows halted in Akron as vice squad arrests six
Akron court heard police chief Weigle present evidence from a raid ordered by Mayor Schroy to end nude shows and strip teases. Six girls were arrested at a downtown nightclub and later released on bond. Separate note mentions increased Argentina rail passenger business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Okey Weigle
Vice Squad
Weigle
Raiders
Lee Schroy
Lie detector tests yield negative results in murder probe
Four suspects in the unsolved murder of 19 year old Lorain boxer Jesse Camera, whose body was found in Kolbe woods near Amherst on December 18, submitted to a lie detector test. The test, arranged by Sheriff Deputy Paonessa with Northwestern University Professor Keeler, cost the county about 100 dollars, and the process was kept confidential from Chief Deputy Smith and the prosecutor Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Camera
Lorain Boxer
Kolbe Woods
Amherst
Keeler
Northwestern University
Samuel Itaonessa
Sheriff Department
Paonessa
William G. Smith
Smith
Board of Commissioners
Howard R. Butler
Death notices for Mayme Wilson Gleason Hoard and Eschtruth
Death notices report Mayme Wilson aged 36 of Henrietta who died at Amherst Hospital and leaves a large family. Melvin Gleason aged 68 of Lorain County died at Penfield Junction after long illness, survived by wife and children. Henry E. Hoard of 148 Clark Street funeral pending. Barbara Eschtruth, 16, died at Middle Ridge home with funeral at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home and burial at North Murray Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Wilson
Henrietta
Amherst Hospital
Portsmouth
O. H. Baker Co
Melvin Gleason
Lorain County
Penfield Junction
Mr. Gleason
Michigan
Lorain
Amelia Gleason
Charles Gelason
Emma Gleason
Fred Bischoff
Twentyfirst Street
Cora Hill
Henry EB. Hoard
Clark Street
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
J. L. Urich
North Murray Ridge
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Theodore
Cleveland
Pferrer
Hares
Barbara Eschtruth
Middle Ridge
Sudro-Curtis
North Morrar Ridge
Marriage of Ruth Miller and Andy Smith in Oberlin
Ruth Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs John Miller Brownhelm wed Andy Smith son of Mr and Mrs Peter Smith Montoeville Monday at eleven at Sacred Heart Church parsonage Rev James P Brennan officiated in presence of immediate families and a few friends. The couple resumes residence on Woodland Avenue Mr Smith owns the Oberlin Cash Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ruth Miller
John Miller
Brownhelm
Andy Smith
Peter Smith
Montoeville
Sacred Heart Church
James P. Brennan
Oberlin Violin Scholarship Winners Named in Annual Contests
The Oberlin Conservatory School Music Department announced the twentieth annual second and third year violin class winners under Don Morrison. Natalie Henderson won the second year girls scholarship with honorable mentions for Joyce Powers and Irene Bare. In the third year girls, Leon a Drage and Helen Pettiford tied for first with Winnetred Helle as honorable mention. Edwin Alflen won the third year boys scholarship with honorable mention to Robert Katscher. Winners in the second year boys will be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Don Morrison
Natalie Henderson
Leeda Palmer Appie
Joyce Powers
Sam Powers
Irene Bare
George Bare
Leona Drage
David Drage
Spring Street
Helen Pettiford
C. C. Pettiford
Union Street
Winnetred Helle
Edwin Alflen
North Professor Street
Mentin
Robert Katscher
Court House News Inquiries And Legal Actions Report
Daniel Osterling sues Elizabeth Schmidt and Edna Russell for 60000 damages alleging malicious prosecutions after arrest on a larceny warrant in Allegheny County Pennsylvania on November 25 1935 the charge later dismissed by the grand jury. Divorces granted Judge D A Cook William Brown cruelty and Harriett Hanchett neglect. Home Owners Loan Corporation sues Joseph Ford et al for 55001 foreclosure in Black River township. Lillie Moorhead sues John Balzer Amherst for 5000 personal injuries from July 5 1936 Route 57 collision. First Savings and Loan Company sues Robert Wingard et al for 4363 Elyria. Leo Fielding retired Cleveland fireman driving while intoxicated charges continued for Monday trial. Michael Berson Cleveland fined 21 and costs for failure to stop at Routes 57 and 16 before Justice C Lord. Beechley Lorain reports car sideswiped on Telegraph Road west of Elyria by unknown vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Osterling
Elizabeth R. Schmidt
Edna Russell
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Michael Berson
Cleveland
Vanoster Files Candidacy for Mayor in August Primary
W H Vanoster the Democratic mayoral hopeful filed his petition with the board of elections becoming the first candidate to do so. Officials noted the deadline to file petitions is June 11 with the primary set for August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iles Bis
W. H. Vanoster
Board of Elections
Vanoster
Reports liquor theft at Alley Inn
The Alley Inn in town reported a liquor theft after a break in last evening. Owner Dorr Billings said intruders entered the establishment and stole six quarts of whisky a bottle of brandy and several bottles of whisky, the loss totaling about 87 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alley Inn
Dorr Billings
Vocation Church School Set To Open Monday
The Daily Vocation Church School of the First Church in Obi gil n will begin Monday at 9:00 AM in James Brand Mouse. It runs 9:00 to 11:00 AM Monday to Friday for two weeks from June 7 to 18, with Bible study singing supervised play and banderate work for grades 1 through 8. Enrollment is open today at the church school office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vocation Church School of the First
Obigil N
James Brand
Party honors Miss Charlotte Meacham before Africa trip
Miss Betty Alfien hosted a gathering at her North Professor street home with sixteen guests for social time and a lawn side wiener roast. Merrell M. Brammer, long-time church education official, will join Lakewood Congregational Church as assistant minister and director of Religious Education starting September 1. Zahm, son of Mr and Mrs Zahm, returned from Ohio University at Athens after a year there as a student. Mr and Mrs Gubert Osmer and M. E. Osmer visited Bellefonte, PA. Mr and Mrs Irvin Houck of Chicago are staying with Mr and Mrs L. E. Burgier on East College street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Alfien
North Professor Street
Charlotte Meacham
Africa
Merrell M. Brammer
Uversin
Lakewood
James Zahm
H. V. Zahm
Ohio University At
Athens
Gubert Osmer
M. E. Osmer
Bellefonte
Pennsylvania
Irvin Houck
Chicago
L. E. Burgier
East College Street
Keen Competition In Drive for M C A Membership
Members of Jack Yosts team lead the M C A bors division campaign with a slight daylong edge over Maynard Ungers team, which won its third victory yesterday. To date thirty six memberships have been reported, led by Harrison Comstock with five, and Thomas Chapman and Yost with five summer memberships. A touring M C A float showcases summer activities with Chapman on swimming, Stewart on bicycling, Smith on Camp Iss-See-Kes Indian program, Taylor on games, and Koepp on hiking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Yosts
M. C. A. Bors
Yost
Maynard Unger
Unger
Bors
Harrison Comstock
Thomas Chapman
Harry Chapman
George Taylor
Carl Gleason
Carl Koepp
M. C. Aa
Charles Stewart
Thomas Smith
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Contempt Citation Dismissed for Akron Editor
An Akron appeals court, in a unanimous ruling, dismissed a contempt citation and a $50 fine against Walter Morrow editor of the Akron Times-Press. The measure stemmed from his reporters publishing names of grand jurors and witnesses before the grand jury and cases under investigation, despite a ban by Judge Walter Wanamaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, O
Ninth District Court of Appeals Today
Walter Morrow
Akron Times-Press
Walter BL Wanamaker
Morrow
Wanamaker
Fine Of 150 Suspended After Plea Of Guilty
Lucien Norman who operates an office in Elyria Savings and Trust Building was fined 150 and costs for practicing dentistry without a license when tried before Justice of the Peace Joseph Q Petro yesterday. He pled guilty to the charge. Justice Petro suspended the fine with costs totaling 21.20 and warned that if Norman is arrested in the future the full fine will be imposed. He was placed on probation for one year and must report to Justice Petro every two months, starting July 1. Norman was arrested on an affidavit sworn to by a state examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Norman
Elyria
Norman
Two Truck Accidents Reported By Marshal
Marshal Willam McKinley reports two truck accidents in Sheffield Lake Village yesterday. One truck from Lorain City Produce overturned at Stop 78, spilling cabbage and produce and blocking Lake Road for about two hours as the driver slept. The second crash at Stop 2 involved a Thompson Fader Co truck from Flint Michigan swerving to avoid another vehicle and rolling over in front of Jerry Kirk’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake Village
Willam McKinley
Lake
Lorain City
Jerry Kirk
Clerk J G Schrock Returns After Illness
J G Schrock, clerk of the mayor's court, was back at his desk in the city hall today after an illness that confined him to his home for two days. Mrs Schrock remains in Elyria Memorial Hospital under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Schrock
Mayor's Court
Jelty Hal
Schrock
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Local Rotarians To Meet At Lorain
Lorain Rotarians will hold their weekly luncheon at noon Tuesday at the Ohio Public Service Company power plant in Lorain. The group will depart from the Elks Club at 11 45 a m with autos supplied by the power company. J B Johnson, local manager, will direct the program featuring a model electric kitchen and the latest electric kitchen equipment. George Livingston was reappointed sergeant at arms for the coming year by president-elect Karl Plocher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kigrin Rotary Club
Ohio Public Service Company
Lorain
Elks
J. B. Johnson
George Livingston
Karl Plocher
Three Minor Auto Accidents Reported by Police
Three minor automobile accidents were reported. Dale Barndollar of SS Williams Street and Virginia DeFazio of 1800 West Avenue collided at Middle Avenue and 16th Street about 7 40 a m today. Roy Morrow operated Elstia City Bus and Pete Lasky of corner Morgan Street and Lorain Boulevard collided about 2 30 p m yesterday at Lake Avenue and West Bridge Street. Phil Whit and Marine license 3S8 PF collided at 4th Street and Fast Avenue about 6 10 p m yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Barndollar
Williams St
Virginia DeFazio
West Avenue
Middle Avenue
16Th Street
Elstia City
Roy Morrow
Pete Lasky
Morgan Street
Lorain Boulevard
Lake Avenue
West Bridge Street
Phil Whit
4Th Street
Fast Avenue
Water Carnival at Local YMCA opens with Aphrodite queen
Shirley Hull and Elaine Crehore opened the YMCA Aphrodite club water carnival with Queen Aphrodite played by Sadiq Vie Wurts entering the pool in a light canoe drawn by four swimmers and escorted by four mermaids. An interrupted speech, rescues, and life saving demonstrations followed, ending with a fish supper at Wayside Inn and a charter member pledge. A co-ed splash party at the YMCA was planned for July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Hull
Elaine Corehore
Lorain
Aphrodite Club
Queen Aphrodite
Sadiq Vie Wurts
Aphrodite
Evelyn Novak
Alice Glover
Fredaline Bliss
Lillian Dudley
Betty Agate
Elaine Crehore
Maude Stevenson
Emma Goodman
Pauline Geltgey
Wayside Inn
Bombing Compared To Durango and Guernica
Interior minister Zagaza Goitia informed Prieto of a report from the civil governor of Badajoz Province in western Spain. The governor said nationalist airplanes bombed Don Benito and Villanueva de la Serena and were turning those towns into another Durango and Guernica, referencing the devastation seen in Durango and Guernica in the Bilbao area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zagaza-Goitia
Prieto
Badajoz
Spain
Don Benito
Villanueva de la Serena
Durango
Guernica
Bilbao
Five women plan 7000 mile journey with taxi driver
Misa Fisher and four friends will travel about 7000 miles in stages with Jack's Taxi Service driver Fred Schafer at the wheel. Distances vary. they expect to cover 200 to 450 miles per day with a negotiated fare though normal rate would be 20 cents per mile totaling about 1400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schafer
Jack
Norwood
Depot
Misa Fisher
Missing revolver reported by Bath Street resident
Mrs Dehlia Jones of 142 Bath street told police two roomers left her home yesterday and a .38 calibre revolver was missing. She supplied officers with the names of the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dehlia Jones
Bath Street
Twelve Resign From Townsend Organization
Twelve top aides of Dr. Francis Townsend quit the organization in Chicago announcing their departure over Townsend's public attacks on President Roosevelt and his administration. J W Brinton identified the resignations as a split amid declining contributions and warned of further rifts as Townsend rushed to mend frayed ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Francis E.townsend
Ace Pension Organization
J. W. Brinton
California
Washington
Gilmore Young
Gilman Beeler
Townsend National Legion
Harry B
Townsend Weekly
Willis Owen
Townsend Plan
P. M. Melvoy
Congress
Roosevelt
Earl Clements
Townsend
Cleveland
Clinton Wunder
New England
Bus Crash Adds Woman and Baby to Dead
A unidentified woman and her one year old baby were added to the list of seven men who died when a northbound Pacific Greyhound bus left the highway, overturned, and burned on Friday. Driver Mortimer Wilson and others identified include Alfred Wessel from Marysville, Tim Neville of Redding, C A Schaefer, Mrs Cole, and Fred Farrer of Santa Ana. The bus failed a curve, struck rocks, and the ensuing fire likely consumed the woman and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Cal
Pacific Oreyhound
R. C. Bennett
Lous
Roy S. Dugsins
Mortimer Wilson
Alfred Wessel
Marysville
Tim Neville
C. A. Schaefed
Wrs. Cole
Fred €. Farrer
Santa Ana
Arrest of Gust Stevens in intoxication dispute at Stanley's Cafe
Gust Stevens of Lodi street was arrested last evening near 3 o'clock and charged with intoxication on a complaint by Stanley's Cafe management. He was disturbing patrons and is to be arraigned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Stevens
Lodi Street
Stanley
Stevens
Arrest of Charles McCallin for intoxication
Police detained Charles McCallin of Second Street around 2 40 a m today near East Bridge Street undercat. He faces charges of intoxication as rising living costs threaten to cause suffering in Bolivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCallin
Second Street
Yeas
East Bridge Street
Bolivia
Chicago Market Quotation Summary June 6 1926
Live poultry prices listed across grades with hens roosters and turkeys, ducks and miscellaneous poultry by weight. Dairy and grain quotes include reds and whites potatoes and wheat prices, with flour, hay, seed and feed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock
Brollerx
Plymouth Rock
Leghorn Roosters
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Idaho
Tuxset
Burbanks U
Wisconsin
Washington
U.S
California
Louisiana
Vass
U. S
Sheet E Eevator Co
Mon- Gian Ming Co
COKRN
Long Startup Era At Park Avenue Hospital Details
A 1907 date sequence covers the formation of a hospital planning group, first officers and trustees, a June assembly, and the Women’s Auxiliary. It describes a $100,000 fundraising drive, a Park Avenue site, groundbreaking by Allen, and a cornerstone ceremony three weeks later amid mail policy disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary
E. F. Allen
F. A. Smythe
Pautine Shafer
5. B. Rawson
John H. Faxon
S. M. Fulton
H. J. Lewis
Dust Storms Sweep Plains Blowing Bricks From School Wall
A low pressure over the Texas Panhandle and a high over western Montana merge to push cold weather east. Kansas City expects a 50 degree drop, while Lamar Colorado reports a dust tornado tearing bricks from a high school wall and unroofing tourist cottages before raining clouds form near Springfield Colorado fifty miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Panhandle
Montana
Kansas City
Lamar
Colo
Springfield
Ruth Betts Arrested on Intoxication Charge in Lodi
Ruth Betts of Lodi street was arrested about 2 45 a m today and charged with intoxication. She was lodged in county jail until this morning when she was released on 25 bond for arraignment next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Betts
Lodi Street
County Jai
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Judge Nye
Boy
National Tube Co
Argentina
Alliance of Poles
Hedges Grafton Road
Bluebird
Gasliz
Les
Sorels
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Court Street
Mrs
Eschtruth Funeral
Esther Wood
Professor St. Phony
Anton i
Andrew Smith
D. A. Cook
Sarah Brown
William Brown
Harriett Hanchett
Leo Hanchett
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Joseph Ford Et al
Black River Township
Lillie Moorhead
John Balzer
Route
First Savings and Loan Company
Robert Wingard Et al
Leo Fielding
Preston Coon
H. Beechley
Sheriff's Department
Telegraph Road
Vocation Church
Arewell
Dominions
Toleno
Toledo
Albert Kistner
Judge Boynton
Smythe
Tucker
Allen
Feaders
Republic
Martin L. Davey
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Robert M. LaFollette
P. Wis
Youngstown
Republic Corporation
John Berry
East Side Field
Samuel Handelman
Perry Frey
Corporation
Lmits
Handelman
Warren
Central Auditorium
Jan
Flaherty
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th
F. A. Humphrey
ACME
Jeper
Odonnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Fiyris
Ohio
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