Jail Door Left Open Sparks Jail Escape Claim
Clyde officials reported that a jail door was left open allowing a suspect, 60 year old a4 Burse of 125 West Bridge Street, to walk out after authorities came to arrest him for carrying concealed weapons. Burse later turned up missing, claimed the open door invitation, and was rearrested without resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E.burso
West
Bridge Street
E. J. Stankard
Lloyd Sweet
Jim
Clyde
Burse
Sinat
Howett Plans Extended Trip for Crippled Children
Howett schedules a three week tour starting next week to aid crippled children. He departs Elyria Monday for Charleston West Virginia to consult with the state council on using $350000 of legislature funds. He then heads to St Paul Minnesota for a conference with the Minnesota Society for Crippled Children and to Grand Forks North Dakota for a social workers conference. Two weeks in North Dakota will aid in reorganizing the state society under state leadership. The trip ends around June with a stop in Valley City to attend the state Hiks convention. On return he visits Des Moines to talk with the Rotary Club about a convalescent home for crippled children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howett
United States
Harry H. Howett
International Society For Crippled Children
Elyria
Charleston
West Virgina
eWest Virginia State Council For
Aptate
Hewett
St. Paul
Minnesota
Minnesotta Society For
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Agstate
North Dakota Society
Spring Valley Sewer Work Begins After Bond Secured
The Spring Valley sanitary sewer and water district in Elyria starts construction after securing a $44,000 surety bond. William Grove of Amherst holds the contract for four and a half miles of pipes, with materials moved to the site and digging to commence soon. The project, a major county undertaking outside municipalities, includes water mains, fire hydrants, and paving to follow, funded by the Spring Valley District and contracted with Elyria for disposal plant use and city water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Sewer and Water District
Spring Valley
Board of County Commissioners
Spring Valley Land Company
William Grove
Amherst
Spring Valley District
Elyria Y M C A Camp Iss-see-kes to Open June 17
Capacity group of 55 Elyria boys aged 10 to 12 will inaugurate the summer season at Camp Iss-see-kes on the Vermilion River. John R. Siekkinnen, director of boys work, reports rapid applications with only a few slots left. Carl Wagner serves as assistant camp director and Ely Rifle Club will assist with repairs and shooting practice at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Iss-see-kes
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Vermilion River
John R. Siekkinnen
Siekkinen
Carl Wagner
Amherst
Ely Rifle Club
Home Furniture Co Appeals Two Judgments in Elyria Court
The Home Furniture Company of Elyria filed two appeals in common pleas court today from judgments against it in Justice 5 J. George's court. One judgment, for 100 dollars and 23 cents, was awarded to the Chicago Hardware Foundry Co. The other, for 96 dollars and 83 cents, was awarded to the Metal Stampings Corporation.
Annual Health Round Up Announced In City
The Summer Round-up Health Inspection will be held Monday through Wednesday at the Washington School building to screen pre school children entering kindergarten or school this fall or next January. Backed by the P T A and Hamilton and McKinley PTAs, the effort aims to have every child free from remedial defects and will provide parents and family physicians with examination results. The McKinley district notes ninety six eligible children. a twelve member committee conducts calls, with Hamilton School also organizing. The third annual health round-up is supported by the State Board of Health and local physicians and dentists. Examinations run Monday at 2 pm, Tuesday 9 am to noon, and Wednesday from morning to afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sixth Street
Middle Avenue
G. E. French
National Congress
Hamilton and McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
McKinley
Frank B. Smith
Harvard Avenue
Hamilton School
State Board of Health
Woman files suit for alimony today in common pleas court
Caroline Branszler sues husband Walter Branszler for alimony charging extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. Married Feb 7, 1912, they have six children. Joe Tomascheski pleads guilty to reckless driving and is fined $10 and costs for rushing to take two girls home. Rose Borkoski files for divorce from Andrew Borkoski, alleging neglect and cruelty. married May 20, 1906, with three children. Port City Mortgage Co sues Adam E. Medly and others for 2136.21 on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Caroline Branszler
Walter
Joe Tomascheski
Broad Street
James A. Hewitt
Rose Borkoski
Andrew Borkoski
SKS
Port City Mortgage Company
Adam E. Medly
Woman Fined After Lake and Oak Street Quarrel
In Marion Ohio police court Mrs. Henry McAllister of Lake Avenue was fined ten dollars for disorderly conduct after a two hour hearing stemming from a quarrel with Mrs. Brown’s family. Testimony conflicted over who struck first as both sides claimed self defense and insults during a May incident near Lake Avenue and Oak Street. Mayor Hewitt found McAllister at fault. A second note reports Roland Riskel of Alliance was killed after contact with a high voltage line while employed by Suburban Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Oak Street
Henry McAllister
Booth
Jack Dempsey
Marion, O
Roland Riskel
Alliance
Suburban Power Company
Children's Day program at St Pauls Church
A Children's Day program at St Pauls Church starts tomorrow at 10 45 in the morning with primary and junior departments performing. The program includes recitations songs and piano solos by many named participants under Miss Marguerite Oswald and Mrs Oswalds classes, plus a pageant Youth by Light Bearers. Mr and Mrs Perras hosted a St Marys church musicale with about 150 guests last night featuring Helen Parsch Eleanore Parsch Jerry Brick and others. Health hints from the YWCA promote camping and outdoor activity for girls with dates and contact number 2188 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Pater
Earl Welton
Dick Roesemann
Erlin Schramm
Mrs. Teizerow
Betty Jane Kalmyer
Virginia Habil Wacher
Edith Worthington
Dona May Norsworthy
Mary Ellen
Marion Aebie
Esther Lee
Kathleen Raney
Sorsby
Dear Lord's Garden
Marguerite Oswald
Louise Law
Katherine Mischka
Alberta Haak
Earl Schroeder
Jimmie Robertson
Gladys Welton
Gordon Holton
Florence Welton
the DardeHon
Lavogne Schramm
Russell Schroeder
Robert Apal
Girting
Wanda Jane Bielke
Eleanor Loeffler
Perras
John Perras
Park Avenue
St. Mary’s Church
Helen Parsch
Misa Eleanore Parsch
Jerry Brick
John Whelton
Rose Kirkibride Mackert
Helen Frey
Father Frey
Eugene St. Marie
Kolinski
Pekras
John Hughes
J. B. Seward
Markets report from Cleveland and Chicago butter and eggs
Cleveland market reports butter and eggs prices with extras and firsts across grades, poultry prices for fowls and broilers, potatoes and sacks. Chicago quotes steady butter and eggs with prices for poultry, corn, oats, hogs, cattle and calves. Toledo grain and New York hay market notes. overall market activity shows firm or steady trends across commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Main Green Mountain
Chicago
Names of many foreign-born students listed for Amherst class
A long list of students and their addresses from Greece Italy Germany Czechoslovakia Austria Roumania Poland Albania Great Britain Ireland Switzerland and other places is recorded for Amherst class. Notable names include Emma Viola Ingleton Gladys Eveline Fritz Robert Miller Harold Scrivens Richard Heywood Elsie Scrivens James Ifor Thomas William Burns Robert Burns Matilda Palevsky Joan Yena Gust Stefanson Ernest Erb Adam Schlud Julius Persensky and Adam Zbyniawski among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth St
Marry Featherstone
Harvard Ave
Emma Viola Ingleton
Lodi St
Gladys Eveline Fritz
Spruce St
Robert Miller Merry
Winckles St
Harold T. Scrivens
E. Broad St
Richard Heywood
Middle Ave
Elsie Jane Scrivens
East Broad St
James Ifor Thomas
Fairlawn
William Peter Burns
Longfellow
Robert Blyth Burns
Longfellow Ave
Greece
Christ Kretikos Martin
Mary Anna Martin
Italy
James Rage
Bond St
Germany
Friedrich Butz
Summer
Czechoslovakia
Anna Lusas
John Oleksa
Adelbert
Austria
John Dorlasom
Maria Babitsch
Roumania
George Silimon
St. South Amherst
Great Britain and Ireland
David McIntosh Kemp
West Main St
William Joseph Mecham
East Main St
John Duncan
Vivian St
Switzerland
Ernest Erb
R. PD
Ernest Kaserman
R. D
Adam Schlud
Cszecho
Slovakia
Julius Persensky
West
Amherst
Robert Short
South Malm Street
Oberlin
Adam Zbyniawski
Poland
Pola Negri Seeks Divorce From Prince Serge Divanti
Paris reports Pola Negri the moving picture actress has filed for divorce from Prince Serge Divanti. The suit will likely be heard next week in the suburb of Reuil where Pola’s grand castle is located. She accuses him of abandoning his domicile and not returning home nights. In a second item Cleveland reports William Strider Xenia and William Nolan Cleveland must serve ten years each in the state penitentiary for last month’s grocery chain robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pola Negri
Paris
Serge, Divanti
Reuil
Pola
Pole
Cleveland
William Strider
Xenia
William Nolan
State Penitentiary
Predictions of a Numerologist Hurtful Advice to Wife
A newspaper feature presents a dated numerology reading for a person born April 12 1872. It warns of selfish tendencies and a heartless plan to abandon a wife who sacrificed for the family, urging moral reform and allegiance rather than betrayal. The notice advertises private readings by Mrs. Chas Wynn at Elyria Ohio with contact details and weekly columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Wynn Elyria
West River
Ohio official accuses race investigations of bias and bribery
The attorney general McCormack charged that rumors implicate county officers in bribery and stock holdings linked to racing tracks. He said juries and law enforcement have been compromised and that a “contribution system” of betting spread in Ohio on advice from Maurice Maschke, a Republican leader, abandoning regular pari mutuel machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormack
Hith
Ohio
Maurice Maschke
Cleveland
Republican National
Cuyahoga County
Death notices for Ellen Hurlbut and others in Amherst area
Ellen Hurlbut aged sixty nine died at her Amherst home on June eighth after months of illness. Survived by three sisters and three brothers, she was a member of Amherst Methodist Church. Services Monday at two, burial Maple Grove Cemetery Axtel Ohio. Other obituaries note Whitam Savior age fifty eight from Olmsted Township and William Henry Holliday aged sixty eight of Grafton with funerals pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Hurlbut
Jefferson Street
Amherst
Vermilton
Miss Allee
Cora
Cleveland
Charley Babcock
Rocky River
Lester
Frank
Roy
Vermilion
Amherst Methodist Church
W. E. Speaker
Maple Grove Cemetery
Axtel
Ohio
Whitam A. Savior
Cook Rd
Olmsted Township
Emma (Nee Atkinson
John Day
Chesterland
Glenn W
Willis W
George Taylor
Minnie Fishburn
Raymond E
Robert L. Taylor
Big Late
Fields Cemetery
William H. Holliday
William Henry Holliday
Grafton
Wilma Wedell
Mancelona
Michigan
Leonora Aring
Rosenberry Brother
Alger Cemetery
Sittler announces Sebold to pastor Xenia church
Rev Adrian Sebold, just graduated from Hamma Divinity School Springfield, has been called to lead First United Lutheran church Xenia and will enter on duties June 15. Rev M H Liehiter of Columbus First Congregational, a renowned state clergyman, has received a call from the Portland Maine state Congregational church and has not decided on acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joseph Sittler
D. D
Ohio Synod of the United Lutheran Church
Adrian Sebold
Hamma Divinity School
Springfield
First United Lutheran Church
Xenia
Columbus, O
M. H. Liehiiter
First Congregational Church
State Congregational Church
Portland
Circus Day In This City Sets Stage For Wild Animal Circus
The largest motorized circus in the world comes to town on June 12 for a one day event by Downie Bros Wild Animal Circus. Gene and Mary Enos headline as king and queen of the perch. the Harry Martinez Trio performs head to head balancing. a troupe of Indies costumes the picture with a Tranjaw exhibition. Majaras the slack wire artist promises unrivaled feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downie Bros. Wild Animal Circus
Gene
Mary Enos
Mary
Harry Martinez
Majaras
America
Senate to consider Farm Relief Conference report
Congress today reports Senate session to study the Farm Relief Conference report while the House prepares to act on the Census Reapportionment Bill conference report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Senate
HOUSE
Alfred Jackson Released After 104 Days For DWI
Alfred Jackson of Cleveland completed 104 days in county jail after paying a total penalty of 100 dollars and costs and thirty days assessed by Justice S J George for driving while intoxicated. He was released today after serving the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Jackson
Cleveland
Jackson
S. J. George
Roomer Suspected in Missing Watch and Ring
Felix Rasky of 312 East Avenue reported to police that a 19 year old roomer, who left, took his watch and a gold ring. Rasky suspects the roomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roomer
Felix Rasky
East Avenue
Rasky
Physician Announces Office Opening in Elyria Building
A notice states the opening of his medical practice at 622 Elyria Savings and Trust Building for Medicine and Surgery with telephone contact 8347.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
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MT. Sterling
Spranklin Dennis, Jr
Essex
Bridge St
River
Masonic Temple
Carter
The
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Elyria, Ohio
Rosenberry Bros. Funeral Directors
Ayer
Miss Browne
Cooe’s
All &Kinda Aumoupe Printing CO
Karl W. Plocher Insurance
Lorain Co. Bank
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Timothy and Light
Timothy
Florsheim
Florsheim Shoes
William M. Taylor Ween
Ae Om
Odd Fellows’ Hall
W. Broad St
Meller-Bender Dance Studios
Congress Today
Herbert W. Bennett
Leon D. Underhill Day
Music Store
Lester Llewellyn
Longfellow Street
Thompson & Brookhouser Ttone
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