Estate Valued At 8100,000 Left By Judge Redington
An estate valued at 8100,000 was left by Judge IL G Redington according to probate court estimates. Real estate valued at 580,000 and personal property at 1,000 were noted. The bulk is to be divided equally between daughter Mrs Blanche Danner and son Mortice Stay Redington, with 500 bequests to granddaughter Betty and a gold watch plus diamond ring to grandson Horace. Third Street home goes outright to Mrs Danner. another property to the son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL G Redington
Blanche Danner
Mortice Stay Redington
Betty
Horace
Danner
Relief Workers Local No. 1 To Meet Tonight
A meeting of Relief Workers Local No. 3, including WPA workers in Elyria and nearby towns, will be held at the W. F. W. Hall at 340 East Broad Street at eight p.m. tonight. Plans for a picnic will be discussed at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Workers Local No. 3
WPA
Elyria
W. FW
East Broad Street
Norwalk Light Plant Announces July Rate Cut
Patrons of the municipal light plant here today were informed of a 1 per cent rate reduction effective July 1. In a separate item, Donald Brown of 355 16th Street was to be arraigned in police court on charges including reckless driving in a school zone. Patrolman C Parker reported Brown was clocked at 30 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Donald Brown
16Th Street
Polee Court
West Dvente
C. #. Parker
Kiwanians Plan Sex Hygiene Film at Hotel
Elyria Kiwanis Club members will view a sex hygiene film at the Graystone Hotel at noon Thursday. Dr Go B. French and the Elyria Board of Health arrange the screening. Next week's meeting on June 17 moves to the Elyria Home for the Aged, with dedication of a new flagpole donated by George Richwine following Rev Karl Meister's invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uul
Elyria Kiwania Club
Graystone
Go B. French
Elyria Board of Health
Elyria Home
George Richwine
Freeman Woodson Granted Permanent Elyria School Heating Plant Role
The Elyria City Board of Education approved the permanent appointment of Freeman Woodson, a night fireman at the Elyria High School central heating plant, after a report by W O McClellan that he completed his probation. The board will ask the Civil Service Board to confirm the permanent status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Woodson
Elyhaigh School
Elyria City
Elyman Sent To Dayton National Soldiers Home
Elmer Hart, son of the late Dr Hart, has been taken to the National Soldiers Home in Dayton for treatment of a complication of ailments. Hart is a World War veteran and was conveyed to Dayton by Folsar Herzog.
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Elmer Hart
Dr. Hart
National Soldiers
Dayton
Hart
Folsar Herzog
Fire in Cristal Restaurant Kitchen Narrowly Contained
Firefighters from Central Fire Station hurried to the Cristal Restaurant on Court Street to tackle flames rising from burning grease in a ventilator pipe. The blaze started from a gas burner and was confined to the grease, with no injuries or property loss. Hose Company No. 1 arrived with a hose truck while Engine Company No. 1 and Ladder Company No. 1 responded on foot from nearby stations.
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Cristal
Deputies to wed as engagement news emerges in Lorain
Two Lorain deputies prepare to marry. Deputy Samuel Paoneesa plans a wedding to Miss Nelle Standen, with possible date around October 19. Deputy Bulzumi announces engagement to Miss Marian Bates, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bates of 214 California Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Bulzumi
Kelley Place
Lorain
Samuel Paoneesa
Nelle Standen
Bulzumi
Miss Marian, Bates
California Avenue
Miss Gates
Arthur Bates
Pacnessa
Miss Standen
Extra Help Hired by Lorain County School Office
Lorain County Board of Education approved employing additional help on a day to day basis if needed. County school superintendent Gibbens said extra staff may be required during the summer to prepare for fall classes, especially in courses with new textbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Wss
Lorain, Echool
Y-Indus Club to Host Tonight Discussion Meeting
Wilbur Bauer will lead a discussion at the Y-Indus Club gathering tonight at the YS M.Cl oA. The event was announced today. A divorce suit filed by Anna Skourlis against Nicholas was dismissed in common pleas court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus
Wilbur Bauer
Y-Indus Club
YS M.cl Oa
Anna Skourlis
Nicholas
Common Pleas Court
Amsterday
MISS LYMAN HONORED IN OBERLIN MARRIAGE PRELUDE
Oberlin notes honor for Miss Marguerite L. Lyman of Oberlin whose marriage to Clare M. Van Ausdale of Oberlin is planned for Monday June 14. She was feted with two nuptial teas last week, one hosted by Mrs Frank V Cipra at Dover Center and another by Ethel Davis of Detroit Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Davis
Lakewood
Detroit Avenue
Miss Lyman
Bridge
Official Meeting of Democrats Sparks Party Rift
A rift in the Democratic party here emerged as Vincent Gray, city committee chair, called an official meeting of precinct committeemen and primary candidates for tonight at the Lorain County Bank Building. A prior gathering last week produced a partial slate but lacked proper authority, with Alfred Bayer named campaign chairman and Macy Bech secretary while no formal city central committee campaign group has been named. The self called faction plans a meeting tonight at the Graystone Hotel to push their ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Vincent Gray
Cny Committee
S P.m
Una
Lorain Country Bank
Whale
Gray
Tonisht
Tonicht
Alfred G. Bayer
Macy Bech
Jane Shibley
City Central Committee
Inicharse of
Tomoe Trow Might
Graystone Hotel
Court House Tax Distributions and Local Divorces in Lorain
State Auditor Joseph Ferguson reports Lorain County retail and selective sales tax distributions at 31745 and 7201 dollars respectively with state total 2114980 dollars. Margaret Robinson gains divorce from Albert Robinson on neglect grounds and reverts to Henderson name. Multiple foreclosure and suit actions filed in Elyria and Oberlin including Home Owners Loan Corp and Andrews Mortgage Loan Co seeking property foreclosures and damages ranging from 2432 to 6446 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Joseph Ferguson
Margaret Robinson
Albert Robinson
Guy B. Findley
Marzaret Henderson
Lorain County Education Board Shifts Weekly Meeting Date
The Lorain County Board of Education voted to hold its meeting on daily 22, a week later than the regular date, due to deviations caused by the holidays. The decision moves the agenda to accommodate the calendar during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Deaths and Obituaries From Elyria Area Notices
Multiple deceased residents are listed with burial plans and family surviving members. Nellie Rink of Wakeman died at 6 00 pm at 7428 Detroit Ave Cleveland after a 15 year illness. services at St Marys Wakeman with double burial planned in Calvary Cemetery. Nellie Tarr died at her son’s home in Elyria. services at Nichols Funeral Home and Brookdale Cemetery. Elizabeth Todh died at daughter Nellies home. services pending. Karl Bates died suddenly at his Kipton area farm. burial Camden Cemetery. Carrie Leinbach’s funeral at Sudro Curtis Home and shipment to Reading Pa. Norma Rising of Grafton died after one week illness. private funeral. Paul Sniner died at his Oberlin Road home after illness. services at Taylor Funeral Home. Burial at Murray Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Phillips
Frank Beckwith
West Lorain Street
George Jackson
W. B. Durand
Cleveland
Clarence Burr
Alliance
A. R. Kimpton
East College Street
Paul Davey
Kent
R. D. Trick
Connecticut
J. Gordon Trick
First Baptist Church
Hattie Harrison
Charles Bryant
Morgan Street
Wilbur Hanawalt
Wooster
Lee Hanawalt
Westerville
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Harry
Yacht Club
B. O. Johnston
Lincoln
Emma Burt
Albion
Neb
Stranhan
Litchfield
C. F. Gilman
Chesterland
Frances Kk. Bement
Harriet Penfield
Chicabe
Roland Summers
Lakewood
C. J. Summers
Nellie B. Rink
Nelle B. Rink
Wakeman
Detroit Avenue
Rink
Wakesman
Portland
Oregon
William J. Rink
George Soper
John Soper
Micada
Michigan
Nellie M. Tarr
Bert H. Tarr
Ase Broad Street
Mrs. Tarr
Canonsburg
New York
Elyria
M. Br. Church
Ruby M. Foster
Victor
Max Lindbers
Indianapolis
Orine
Orrietta Foster
Fredonia
Nichols Funeral Home
Dr. Kent Bond
Brookdale Cemetery
Elizabeth Lewis Todh
Elizabeth Lewis Todd
West Avenue
Nellie Lewis
Todd
Avon
Ohio
E. A. Lewis
Jonathan Glover
Lambeth
Ontario
Karl A. Bates
Kipton
Mr. Bates
Henrietta Township
Anna
H. A Searles
L. W .Funk
A. J. Elbert
Hagelbarzer
Camden Cemetery
Carrie M. Leinbach
Woodbury Street
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
J. L. Grich
Reading
Seigel Funeral Home
Berks Co. Cemetery
Grafton
Norma A. Rising
Center Street
Charles Rising
Caroline Rising
Charles Tomaskeska
Sudro-Curtis
Thurreday
Nesbitt Cemetery
Paul Sniner
Paul Snirer
Oberlin Road
St Lode
Mary
Teto
John
Julius
Edward Krabec
John Snirer
Taylor Funeral Home
Ernst Irion
Murray Ridge Cemetery
Cars Collide At Weat and Broad Streets In Coularton
Obvious collision occurred between Stanley Wrinski of 352 Eidith Street and Burton Todd of 223 Parmely Atewave at the intersection of Weat Avenue and Broad Street yesterday at 7 30 p m Yee reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Wrinski
Eidith Street
Burton Todd
Parmely Atewave
Weat Avenue
Broad Street
Po- Yee
Work Of State School For The Blind Described
Lorain WPA class for blind adults heard a report on the State School for the Blind at Columbus which recently celebrated its hundredth anniversary. Charles Chamberth of Lorain spoke of the school’s work in placing blind students in suitable occupations. The meeting at Washington School also featured group singing, a personal hygiene and home making class, a raffle, and a cane seating lesson. Sessions run each Monday at 1 30 p m with a 10 am session for extra cane seating instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State School For the Wind
Columbus
Bf Lorain
Bewah Williams
Eugene Wilson
B. C. Valerius
Lorain
Aulie Piatner
WPA
Strike tensions rise as railroads seek injunctions
In Cleveland era, railroads Baltimore & Ohio Erie and Pennsylvania press Federal Judge Samuel H. West to restrain steel union from destroying tracks and disrupting service to Republic plants at Warren and Niles. A police court hearing targets a Republic field operating without a permit used to deliver food to Warren and Niles. County court weighs suit by Robert W. Northrop alleging $1,000,000 munition expenditure and Wagner Act conspiracy. Republic seeks dismissal, claiming Northrop bought 10 shares May 25 to damage the company. Governor Davey replies to railroads vowing state action via adjutant general. National Guard observers patrol strike zones as Chicago Republic feeds 1400 workers in 21 pullman cars after mayor blocks housing inside the mill.
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Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio
Erie
Pennsylvania
Samuel H. West
Steel Union
Republic
Warren and Niles
Warren and
Niles
Robert W. Northop
Northrop
Republic Steel Corp
Martin L. Davey
Adjutant Central
National Guards
Oberlin Alumnae Run: Koos and Nixon for Presidential Nomination
Oberlin graduate Koos, a University of Chicago education professor and National Education Association leader, is paired with clergyman Nixon, a Colgate-Rochester Divinity School lecturer and Brick Presbyterian pastor, as Republican mock convention nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovewesseau Twee Wee Peeseerecesslation
International Ymca
Oberlin
Koos
University of Chicago
Cleveland
California
Ilinois
National Education Association
Nixon
Colgate-Rochester Divinity School
Brick Presbyterian Church of
Rochester
Denison University
University of Chicaco
Columbia
Caldwell avenue site referred to committee for sewer work
A brief item notes that the sewer reference near Caldwell avenue at the rear of a plant was sent to a committee. The finance committee was named to study a related request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewer Anes Rence E Aera Recree
ESS
Caldwell Avenue
Markets extend unsettled tone with varied farm prices
The market reports unsettled trading across cattle, hogs, and lambs with mixed price quotes. Grains and flour show receipts and steady bid levels, while livestock values fluctuate for Leghorn, ducks, sheep, and cattle, alongside stable to firm indications in feed and hay pricing.
City considers WPA sewing center continuation study
Mrs Marsh of Lakewood seeks 20 for her son James after he fell on a brick ledge roadside injuring his collarbone. A 50 doctor bill is cited. A committee will study continuing the WPA sewing center aiding 32 workers and 65 dependents. It costs about 75 monthly to run with 15 for rent and utilities. County had covered these expenses. commissioners plan June 15 discontinuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
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Redington
Relief Workers Local No. 1
Tyen
Edith Maerat
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Elyman
M’ Yaze
Jean Harlow
Screen
Hollywood
Hartean Carpentier
Kansas City
Canton Larain
Frank Wilson
5. L. Powers
Marta Feakins
Carl Berger
Minnie Matham
Jennie Powers
Ray Matham
Dc. R. Summers
Mrs. Phillips
New Haven, Connecticut
Meeting of
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
David
Meresden Ramirez
Lorain Hird
Jose Ramirez Inday
Andwunr Mortgage Loan Company
Steve Helioal
Fareslo
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Nick Stulekeal
Karl Kutva
Sophia Zonal
Bare A. Bates
Leinbach Funeral
Atos
Coularton
G. J. O’connor
E. Su St
State School For the Blind
Chicago
Republic Fed
Mill Yard
Edward J. Kelly
Lee
Andy Lambs
Market Stead Choles
CRTC
Ghotee Elinpad
Vielator Coe
Ceur
Mente Toan Milling Co
Buehol
He Ton
Toledo Ghats Grath
Bill Tau
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Court Street
Dr. & A. Humphrey Optometrist
Bluebird
The
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Hiveues BP’ Rovision
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