Ohio plane crashes add to weekend death toll
The weekend incidents raise Ohio accidental deaths to 13. Cleland Hess, 21, and Donald Glendenning, 28, both of Cleveland, died in separate crashes near Chagrin Harbor and Brook Fork Village airports. Hess plunged into Lake Erie while performing stunts, misjudging altitude. Glendenning crashed a borrowed monoplane after a sharp bank. Russell Kirbert, 22, of Cincinnati, survived a flaming crash at Columbus and suspects a fuel line leak. Victims also include Victor Offret, 73, found drowned near Akron after being knocked into a stream, and several others in Columbus area crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleland Hess
Donald Glendenning
Cleveland
Hess
Painesville
Lake Erie
Chagrin Harbor
Glendenning
Brook Fork Village
Mansfield
Russell Kirbert
Cincinnati
Ohio State University
Columbus
Kirbert
John Misura
Friend
A. G. Beasly
Alex T. Stover
J. M. Hoeptner
Wil
Wil»liamsport; Dolores Arthrop, 5, of Mulberry (Clermont County
Edward Fitzmaurice
Mildred Rugel
Wesley Crabtree
Portsmouth
New Non-Fiction Books At Elyria Library
Elyria Library announces new non fiction titles led by The Ten Decisive Battles of Christianity and Elementary Analytical Conics. Other additions include Occupational Therapy and Fundamentals of Sewing, plus Secretary-Stenographer's Desk Book and Historical Treaties Abstracts. New fiction includes Forty Centuries Look Down and Great Pirate Stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Edna Moore
Mead
Bailey
Haas
Agnett
Ingalls
Brooks
Kubler
Seager
Rittenhouse
Bollinger
Heller
Russell
Doust
Adamson
Montagu
Perry
Davis
Ausum
French
Adele and
Conpany
Yates
Earhart Heads to Dakar on Mid Atlantic Flight
Amelia Earhart, American aviatrix, took off at 3:13 AM from Natal for a 1904 mile flight to Dakar on the Senegal coast. She previously flew from Fortaleza to Natal after minor engine trouble and the weather along the northeast Atlantic route was reported fair by the Air France Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Amelia Earhart
Natal
Dakar
Senegal
Africa
Miss Earhart
Fortaleza
Brazil
Air France
Atlantic
Stolen Tower Report Tied to Clark Street Home
Arthur Barbknecht of 122 Clark Street reported a theft of about 250 dollars worth of goods, including a Tower, hidden under his bedroom rug. The item was taken between Saturday and 12:50 a.m. Sunday. Police are examining a sighting of someone peering through Barbknecht’s window around the time of the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Barbknecht
Clark Street
Xeon
Barbknecht
Ohio Old Age Pension Calls Charity Dole
Representative Bigelow blasted Ohio's old age pension as a charity dole and urged broader federal aid to states. He backed Connery's bill to double grants and raise the cap to 30 dollars a month, arguing Ohio's system underfunds seniors and costs the government roughly 125 million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ghio
Herbert S. Bigerow
Cincinnati
Bigelow
Deaths: Carrie Leinbach Amesbergh area obituary
Carrie M. Leinbach 37 of 115 Woodbury street died at home at 11 10 this morning. Born January 6 1900 in Bern township Berks county Pa she had lived in Elyria fifteen years. Survived by husband Ralph W Leinbach mother Mrs Mary Baer siblings John Baer Catherine Noll. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. South Amherst death notice follows. Andrew Nicholl 68 died at his Brownhelm summer home after life in Brownhelm Cleveland. Surviving widow Frances five nephews two nieces. Rites at 1 0 p m Wednesday Rev Eastman. Burial Brownhelm Cemetery O H Baker Co. Jane 7 John Thomas 57 died in South Amherst after residing there seven years. Survived by daughters Mrs John Katona Julia Csinsak and son John Thomas. stepdaughter Mrs Alex Sterpak. sister in Erie. two brothers in Europe. 1 grandson and 14 great grandchildren. Mass 9 A M Nativity Catholic Church South Amherst. Burial St Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie M. Leinbach
Woodbury Street
Bern Township
Berks County
Pennsylvania
Elyria
Ralph W. Leinbach
Mary Baer
John Baer
Shoemakersville
Catherine Noll
Reading
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Andrew Nicholl
Amherst
Brownhelm
Cleveland
Frances
F. Jr. Eastman
Congregational Church
Wakeman
South Amherst
Jane
John Thomas
Hungary
John Katona
Julia Csinsak
Lorain
Akron
Alex Sterpak
Erie
Europe
Nativity Catholic Church
Fr. Steiger
St. Joseph's Cemetery
South Amherst Road
Bucket fire confines to clothing on Seventh Street
Firefighters were alerted at 2 35 yesterday morning to 212 Seventh Street where clothing burned in a bucket on a hot plate after the water boiled away. No property damage occurred though smoke required gas masks. Occupants are John Ladow Mrs Edna Shaw and Mrs Eliza Pryce. Hose Co No 1 and Engine Co No 1 responded. Earlier five hours before Engine Co No 3 crews fought a motorcycle fire at Lake Avenue and Walnut Street owned by Robert Ryan 1212 Lake Avenue started from backfire through the carburetor and was extinguished before Ur…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street
John Ladow
Edna Shaw
Eliza Pryce
Lake Avenue
Walnut Street
Robert Ryan
Uremen
Ten Are Awarded Diplomas At Holy Cross School
Ten pupils from Holy Cross School received diplomas at a commencement in the school auditorium. Rev Lawrence W Butley delivered the address with Rev John Foster contributing a short talk. Valedictorians were Sigismund Niegowski and Olive Kowalewski. The program included a three act comedy The Little Shepherdess and musical numbers led by the students with many named performers. The first grade also staged a mock graduation before the graduation class listed as Sigismund Niegowski Edward Klimczak Joseph Leonowicz Joseph Pawinski Hubert Kowalczyk Siegfried Walczak Susanna Tylenda Delphine Korzan Olive Kowalewski and Helen Perkowski. The plays and drills were directed by Sisters Mary Richard Mary Michaline and Mary Brunona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeath
Holy Cross School
Lawrence W. Butley
Holy Cross Church
John Foster
the Assumption Church
Grafton
Sigismund Niegowski
Olive Kowalewski
Mrs. Wierzynski
Delphine Korzan
Susamma Tylenda
Helen
Sophie
Frances Fritz
Eunice Malanowski
Bolesana
Therese Niozowski
Anna
Bernice Tylenda
Victoria
Pauline
Helen Perkowski
Mary
Mary Szmytkowski
Josephine Wojtowies
John Andrzejczyk
Stanley Dabrowski
John Pawinski
Michael Korzay
Robert Kaminski
John Wowatski
John Chlopkowiak
Robert Kowalewski
John Skok
Raymond Kawaiczyk
Leonard Noster
Walter Malanowski
Casiner Wawrzenczak
Benny Janowicz
John Krucinski
Stephen Kaminski
John Bycynski
Bernard Malanowski
Chester Malanowski
Frankowski
Edward Talarek
Victor Krucinski
Chester Kowalski
Walter Gregorcczyk
Harry Walczak
Frank Janowicz
Frank Trlenda
Harry Kaczmarczyk
Julius Korzan
Eugene Wojtowicz
Walter Kaszubinski
Frank Wisniewski
Adeline Tarnowski
Helen Nacorka
Mary Janowicz
Sophia Skok
Lucille Noster
Lucille Sieminski
Jane Orlowski
Genevieve Perkowski
Florence Kaminski
Mars Karmilowicz
Irene Wojtowicz
Loretta Butkiewicz
Genevieve Skok
Anna Stydnicki
Dorothy Kaszubinski
Mary Szymczak
Mary Tobiasz
Helen Frankikowiak
Viola Wisniewski
Stella Dabrowski
Mary Studnicki
Irene Lament
Sophie Krucinski
Dorothy Byernski
Rose Tobiasz
Lorence
Irene Andrzejczyk
Mary Dabrowski
Virginia Tarnowski
Virginia Plato
Dorothy Kaminski
Therese Murawski
Mary Richard
Mary Michaline
Mary Brunona
Edward Klimczak
Joseph Leonowicz
Joseph Pawinski
Hubert Kowalczyk
Siegfried Walczak
Susanna Tylenda
Jorge
Wurlitzer Studio Opens This Evening
The new Wurlitzer Studio at 1149 Middle Avenue opens tonight with a parade from the studio to Ely Park and a 30 minute concert at the courthouse steps at 7 30. Sixty nine players join the parade followed by a park march. The second floor studio offers inspection, piano displays including Wurlitzer spinettes, and facilities for complete instrument instruction led by Russell B Willier.
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Middle Avenue
Ely Park
Court House Steps
Elyrians
Russell B. Willier
Parasitic Healing Cults Labeled by AMA Leader
ATLANTIC CITY NOW JUNE Dr J U Upham president elect of the American Medical Association warned that public acceptance of parasitic pseudo scientific healing cults could outpace education. He urged continued postgrad education and public education to combat misinformation spread via radio press and magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
J. UJ. Upham
American Medical Association
Wwe
Upham
Court actions stem from fatal tube plant accident
Nell Lee Lynch as administratrix for Lulu Goforth's estate and others sue The National Tube Company for compensation under the Workmen's Compensation Act over Robert Goforth's death on October 25, 1932 after a cable allegedly broke at the National Tube Company causing a fall. The First Wellington Bank sues Nellie Tuttle of Oberlin for 5018 and seeks mortgage foreclosure. George Damon of Wellington sues W C Sizsworth of Camden township to satisfy a 23088 judgment by foreclosing property in Hernietta township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Lee Lynch
Lulu Goforth
National Tube Commans
Robert Goforth
National Tube Company
George Damon
Wellington
W. C. Sizsworth
Camden Township
Henrietta Township
Four Firemen Injured in Columbus Crash
Four firemen were injured when a pump stack opened and struck a parked car after the driver died to avoid hitting another engine. Injured include Capt. Robert J. Hot, Lieut. John E. Dimwell, Coy Alston, and Herman Harrison. They were taken to hospitals in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbes
Robert J. Hot
John E. Dimwell
Coy Alston
Herman Harrison
Bospitts
Tools Stolen From Alfred Nash in LaPorte Area
Alfred Nash of Route 19 west of LaPorte reported tools stolen to the sheriff’s department. A hand cultivator, hoe, and rake were taken sometime Saturday night, according to Nash.
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Sheriff's Department
Alfred Nash
Route 19
LaPorte
Permit issued for five room dwelling at 131 Renfield Avenue
Building inspector Hart Dick aena issued a permit today to Z. 4. Grater for construction of a one story five room dwelling at 131 Renfield avenue. Estimated cost 5700 dollars. The property will have a foundation 24 feet deep. Albert Schuster is the general contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Dickaena
Grater
Renfield Avenue
Albert Schuster
Bitten by dog injures man. words garbled in report
Ernie Kasper and Emil Kasper, Stop 7 Lake Avenue, suffered a facial laceration after a dog bite last evening. Treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Separate note: Aileen Mary O Neill named Australia’s first woman registrar in bankruptcy and will serve as bailiff and clerk of the courts at Darwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Kasper
Emil Kasper
Stop 7
Lake Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Aileen Mary O'Neill
Australies
Darwin
Motorist Arrested for DUI in Lodi Street Case
George Holtzman of 141 Bath Street was arrested at 1 20 p m yesterday by Patrolman James Roger at Lodi Street and West Avenue for driving while under the influence. He is to be tried tomorrow afternoon. The Government of Czechoslovakia is controlling the manufacture of radio acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Holtzman
Bath Street
James , Roger
Lodi Street
Westavenue
One Killed Twelve Hurt By Blast At Local Chemical Plant
A blast at the Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation in Whiting Ind killed one and injured about a dozen others. Victims were taken to St Catherine’s Hospital. Initial reports say a pipe burst caused the explosion. In Foochow China a Japanese contractor begins work on the city’s new water system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
Ind
Mideast
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation
St. Catherines Hospital
Foochow
China
Black Candidate For Reelection In Seward N Ward
Seward N Black, Third Ward councilman, announced his bid for reelection subject to the Republican primary on August 10. He serves on gas, water works, and finance committees and has led civic groups including Zistia High School PTA, Young Men's Club, Mason Lodge, and First Methodist Church. He has been a bank employee for 19 years and resides at 40 Princeton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward ON. Black
Chiushant
Black
Zistia High School Parent Teacher Association
Young Men's Club
Masotic Lodge
First Methodist Church
Bere
Pringeton Avenue
Pleads Guilty To Murder Of Violinist
Mischa Ross pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the death of Tama Lubova, a 21 year old nightclub violinist killed in a Times Square studio on April 18. He faces 20 years to life at sentencing June 21 after District Attorney Dodge accepted a plea, citing drunken stupor and lack of premeditation.
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New York
Mischa Ross
Tama Lubova
Times Square
William C. Dodge
Palr Vnd
Samuel Liebowitz
General Sessions
Sol S. Streit
31 Girls Elected To Leaders Group
Elyria Bish School announces election of 31 sophomore and junior girls to the Leaders Group. Sixteen sophomores and fifteen juniors join seventeen existing members, expanding total membership to 48. Named sophomores include Marian Filis Doris Severs Mary Kaiser Jean Crisp Nan Shryock Shirley Altfeld and others. juniors include Mary Jane Smith Elma Wirth Bernadine Weber Dorothy Thayer Helen Stanton Zema Smith Lois Nevins Virginia Mohrman Winifred Meredith and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Bish
Marian Kemble
Marian Filis
Doris Severs
Mary Kaiser
Jean Crisp
Nan Shryock
Shirley Altfeld
Robert Honestine
Margaret Corte
Dorothy Jenkins
Pat Peters
Joan Swindling
Ettabelle Underhill
Marcia Weber
Beverly Wricht
Marion Holmes
Nan Koplin
Team Wins First-Drive Victory in YMCA Campaign
Jack Yost's team secured the first decisive victory in the YMCA boss division membership drive on Saturday. The team won by a score of to 3, with four prior games two wins and one draw. The campaign added 58 new memberships, leaving the goal at 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Yost
Yost
Maynard Ungler
Three Fined In Petro Gustave Ritchie Case
Snow road Ridgeville Justice Joseph Petro fined 1 dollar and costs for intoxication when arraigned today in police court as Mayor Von Aird was ill. Patrick Gallacher and Harry Mayer of Cleveland each faced 2 dollars plus costs for riding trains illegally, arrested by Peter tive H E Wikber on the New York Central. Germany orders all farmers to use insecticides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Ritchie
Snow Road
Ridgeville
War
Joseph Petro
von A. Baird
Patrick Gallacher
Harry Mayer
Cleveland
Peter Tive H. E. Wikber
New York Central Railroad
Tiny Model Plane Wins Century States Derby Trophy
A tiny model airplane owned by Harold Stofer of Indianapolis stayed aloft for 13 minutes and 46 seconds above Wright Field to win the Kyplenship trophy at the Central States Model Airplane Derby. John Warner of Portland, OR, placed second with 13 minutes 14 seconds, with Frank Beeler of Hamilton third and Edward Lorenz of Columbus and Kenneth Brent of Indianapolis earning fourth and fifth. The Dayton Gas Model Airplane Club sponsored the meet.
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Dayton
Wright Field
Harold Stofer
Indianapolis
Central States
Tiree Niles
John Warner
Porthind, Tid
Frankg Beeler
Hamilton
Edward Lorenz
Columbus
Kenneth Brnet
Dayton Gas Model Airplane Club
U S Offers Higher Interest Rate For Note Issue
The treasury launches a mid June financing offering two note series. One at 1 1/8 percent maturing September 1930, and another at 1 3/4 percent maturing March 1942. Morganthau hopes the issue is well priced and successful. Banking circles had complained rates were too low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiington
Treasury
Morganthau
Government and Railroads Faced With Riot Claims
Baltimore and Ohio official W Galloway charged that S W O C interference has created a state of riot as railroads demand a square deal from the government. He said railroads have no disturbances among their workers and urged federal military action if needed. Justice officials say Wagner Act violations are under study as labor disputes draw federal attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
Department
Larsan County
Ther
Elyria High School Receives Class Gift Movie Camera
The graduating class presented Elyria High School with a motion picture camera with telephoto lens to preserve activities in pictorial form. Principal C P Shively announced the camera will be widely used, and Robert Bannon served as class president in presenting the gift. Judge Cook directed a verdict for Dr Russell Arnold in a $25,000 malpractice suit involving Jacob Forthofer of Avon. Avon Lake, Ireland, features a historic bridge nicknamed the New Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Robert Bannon Xenior
C. P. Shively
D. A. Cook
Russell Arnold
Avon Lake
Jacob Forthofer
Avon
Markets show steady yet varied Poultry and Livestock prices
Market notes from Cleveland and Toledo detail steady to higher trends in poultry and livestock, with Leghorns, broilers, ducks, and turkeys listed across weight classes. Grain and feed items show activity with No 2 corn, oats, and wheat prices, while cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs reflect mixed but generally steady demand and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ste
Strike Disrupts Ohio Steel Mills Amid Mediation Efforts
Davey indicated willingness to confer with railroad officials and possibly hold further talks today to mediate a strike that has left about 70,000 workers idle. Republic, Youngstown Sheet & Tube, and Inland Steel face payroll strains, with losses mounting as pickets intensify and disorder erupts around Warren and Youngstown plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey
Republic
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Inland Steel Companies
C. 0
U. S. Steel Corp
Warren
Warren Mill
C. O
John Q. Citizen League
Religious Services Republic
Youngstown
Baltimore & Ohio
Ohio
Cleve
Railroads Seek Injunction Over Interference in Operations
The B. and O. Pennsylvania and Erie railroads petition for a permanent injunction to stop interference with their operations. Ohio counsel Edward Lamb for the C. O. said he would move to dismiss the complaint claiming the Norris La Guardia act prohibits such a decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Erie
Edward Lamb
Ohio
Local Traffic Crashes Include Berea Hospital Trip
Number three continued recounts a collision involving Mr and Mrs Fred Raphael of 622 Dewey Avenue. A passenger sought transfer to 21 West Street as her parents visited nearby. The father offered to drive to Berea Hospital. Marion Jackson 23 of Butter Nut Ridge Road was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital after a late Friday night crash in Berea with an unspecified hip injury. Other minor accidents on Third Street Broad Street and Lake Avenue were reported with drivers Gustave Mitoek William Barnes C C Locke Frank Rober John Presti Charles Cluley involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Raphael
Dewey Avenue
West Street
Berea Hospital
Marion Jackson
Butternut Ridge Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Berea
Gustave Mitoek
Lorain
William Barnes
R. D
Elyria
Third Street
Broad Street
C. C. Locke
Furnace Street
Frank Rober
Smith Files For Reelection As Council President
Leonard Smith, president of council, filed for renomination today under the Republican Primary in August. Election board officials said rumors of a mayoral bid are dismissed by this action, while the piece also defines money as a device for coordinating economic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Smith
Council
Election Board
Smith
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Bluebird
Dole
WRS
Wurlitzer
Acme
Philip Murray
Steel Workers’ Organization Committee
Cl 1. 0
Republic Steel Plane
First Wellington Bank
Nellie Tuttle
Oberlin, Et al
Czechoslovakia
Bulletin
Sou
Tinga
Bernat Sarns
Rdunston Gift and Knit
East Second Street
Seward N
Anne Buch
Nancy Miller
Ruth Kelling
Pat Fulmer
Margaret Luzas
Beatrice Fell
Grace Almas
Evelyn Fenimore
Rosale Seabold
Joan Gray
Jean Swancott
Jeannette Zachman
Janet Tichnor
Gwen Irwin
Retti Miller
Adella Osmiski
Edna Lottman
Petro
Germany
Crystal Restaurant
U.S
Leizlip
Ireland
Stone's Grill
Ducks Young
OUS
Baga U.S
Ali Triomphs
South Carolina
North Carollon
Virginie
LEV Rvrock Catitle
Ap Slong
Saloor
Foi
Amun
Sederis Restaurant
John Fulton
John Hudak
John Presti
Charles Cluley
Chestnut Street
Troxel Manufacturing Co
Teather
Bob Randall
Cherry Ridge
F. A. Humphrey
Zeyw
Epitay
Wy. R. Leed
Areata
Aes
Elyria Sav & Trust
RDG
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