Detroit nun sues for forty thousand in Cincinnati
Gertrude OConnor of Detroit files in Cincinnati common pleas court a suit seeking 40000 dollars against Mother Irenaia Kirchner and the Community Sisters of Charity archdiocese of Cincinnati and Archbishop McNicholas. She alleges accusations caused a nervous breakdown and asserts a slanderous letter influenced parochial school placement two years ago. Miss OConnor acts as her own attorney.
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Scincinnati
Gertrude O'Connor
Mpetroit
Mich
Ipleas
Irenaia Kirchner
Community Sisters of Charity
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
John T. McNicholas
O’connor
Agnes ‘Glare
St. Mary's
St .Lawrence
St. Joseph's
Detroit
Mother Kirchner
Patrick T. Dunn Co
Holy Redeemer Church
Miss O'Connor
Lorain Man Faces Third Offense Liquor Charge Suit Filed
Afin Echko of Lorain, sought by county authorities on a third offense liquor charge, appears as the defendant in a civil suit filed by Sam Lerner. Lerner seeks $2200 on a promissory note and foreclose a mortgage securing the debt.
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Afin Echko
Lorain
Sam Lerner
Schmidt Divorce Filed for Separation in Court
Mary Schmidt filed suit in common pleas court seeking a divorce from John Schmidt. She accuses him of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The couple married on November 21, 1925 and have one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schmidt
Common Pleas Court
John Schmidt
Soldier's and Sailor's monument pictured in Ely Park
In the June 1928 issue of the Ohio Motorist a photo features Ely Park's Soldier's and Sailor's monument with the top figure sacrificed for other cuts. The image also shows Ely City Hall and the First Congregational Church beside the monument, accompanying an article on Know Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ohio Motorist
Ely Park
City Hall
First Congregational Church
Know Ohio
Cleveland man fined for traffic ordinance violation
Edward Cullen of 3049 West 51st street Cleveland was fined 310 and costs in police court today after being found guilty of violating the city traffic ordinance. Cullen was arrested on the complaint of T L Moise who said Cullen drove recklessly on Oberlin road and Middle avenue Sunday and cursed Moise when remonstrated. Cullen pleaded not guilty and was arraigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cullen
West 51St Street
Cleveland
Cullen
T. L. Moise
Truck Damaged In Traffic Crash on Main Street
Walter Blauvelt driving a dairy truck at Middle avenue and Court street was struck by a car driven by Gil bert Ward of West Broad street on Friday. Both vehicles were reported damaged according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Blauvelt
Middle Avenue
Court Street
Gilbert Ward
West Broad Street
Blauvelt
Plan To Teach Astronomy At YMCA Camp
Elyria Y M C A camp on the Vermilion River will add astronomy to this year’s activities. Boys will learn planet and constellation locations using illuminated sky maps recently purchased. Signups are rapid, with most periods filled. a few spots remain in some periods.
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Y.m.c.a.camp
Elyria
Vermilion River
Jack Siekkinen
Elyria Bors
The
Coy
Siekkinen
Police Ask Watch For Cleveland Boys
Two 14 yearold Cleveland boys Byron Lawson and Walter Bock ran away from home Friday Elyria police were asked to watch for the youths. Lawson was said to wear a black sweater when last seen and Bock in a dark blue suit with a dark cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Byron Lawson
Walter Bock
Elyria Police
Wheel Stolen From General Industries Reported
Tony Meo of Logan street reported the theft of his bicycle named Lorain from General Industries on Friday. Local police are investigating the bicycle theft.
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Elyrlin
Tony Meo
Logan Street
General Industries
Meo
Lorain
Death record Mrs Charlotte Romp from North Olmsted
Mrs Charlotte Romp of North Olmsted died Thursday June seventh at age eighty three. She is survived by three daughters Mrs Fred Yost of this city Mrs F Rice and Mrs Harry Paddock of North Olmsted and one son Charles of Litchfield.
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Charlotte Romp
North Olmsted
Romp
Fred Yost
F. Rice
Harry Paddock
Charles
Litchfield
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Roth dies in Elyria
Edward G Roth infant son of Mr and Mrs M E Roth 218 Chestnut Street died this morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital Sister and brother Jean and Bud survive him Reverend Bourquin will officiate services Monday morning at the home at ten o'clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Roth
M. E. Roth
Chestnut Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jean and
Bud
Bourquin
Two Elyrians To Graduate From O.S. U.
In the class of 1200 to be graduated June 11 at Ohio State University two Elyrians are among 1890 total degrees this year, first to be conferred in Ohio Stadium. Dr. W O Thompson will speak as president emeritus. Names include Clayton Ashley Rawson and Frank Enright Stevens among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
Feilrria
Ohio
Ohio State
Ohio Stadium
W. O. Thompson
Clayton Ashley Rawson
Frank Enright Stevens
Harry K Thaw Sails For U S
Harry K Thaw left Southampton aboard the S S Aquitania after being barred from landing by the home office. He sailed for the United States while considered a nearly prisoner this week and may head to Paris rather than London next.
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Southampton
Eng
Harry K. Thaw
England
Home Office
United States
S. S. Auquitania
Aquitania
Fluropa
Thaw
Paris
London
Bus rate cut sought for Norwalk Milan trip
On June 9 several hundred Elyria Bus Co patrons petitioned the State Utilities Commission for an order directing the company to reduce rates on the Norwalk to Milan route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Elyria Bus Co
Elyria
State Utilities Commission
Hne
Norwalk
Milan
Jago Purchases Terry Interest In Battery Firm
Melvin R. Jago has bought all interests of C L Terry in the Jago and Terry Battery and Electrical Service at 600 East River Street and formed a partnership with his father W. J. Jago. The firm, to be known as The Jago Battery and Electrical Service, will make storage batteries to order and handle other electrical work. Jago is Elyria High School class of 1927 and studied at McSweeny School and Cleveland Ignition School.
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Melvin R. Jago
Mr. Terry
Jago and
Terry
Mr. Jago
W. G. Jago
C L Terry
Jago
Amateur Sport Fan Dies in Cleveland
Max F. Cohen, 48, head of Knitting Mills in Cleveland, died June 8 after months of illness. For nearly two decades he actively supported amateur athletics in the Cleveland district, helped found the C A. BL. & A A., and promoted teams since 1922. He had been ill since returning last December from Heaton, where he had brain surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Max F. Cohen
Cohen
Cleveands
Heaton
Youngest Briton Receives Royal AerolinkiWeate at 17
Britain celebrates Robert T E Landers Clark as the youngest recipient of the Royal AerolinkiWeate at age seventeen. The award honors notable achievement in aviation and technology.
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Great Britain
Robert T. E. Landers-Clark
Royal
Oberlin Kindergarten Training School Holds 32nd Commencement
Oberlin June 9 The thirty second annual commencement of the Oberlin Kindergarten Training School will be held Friday June 15 at 10 a.m. in the First church Rev Robert E Brown of Oakland Cal will speak on Faith in a Changing World. On June 10 the baccalaureate service will be held also in the First church Prof Kemper Fullerton will preside. The Kindergarten class graduates a record 78 diplomas with Alma Warren Geneva president Geneva Lakewood vice-president Mar Harden Hollywood Cal secretary-treasurer Florence Hearn Youngstown social chair.
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Oberlin
Robert E. Brown
Oakland
Cal
Brown
Oberlin College
Kemper Fullerton
Alma Warren
Geneva
Margaret Newell
Lakewood
Mar- Harden
Hollywood
Florence Hearn
Youngstown
W A A Pageant to Open Commencement Week Friday
The W A A pageant Our Lador's Jugiler by Prof F B Artz will run Thursday and Friday June 14 and 15 as the first event of commencement week. The medieval Burgundy market scene features a pilgrimage to a monastery housing a famed statue of the Virgin. Jugglers and monks figure in the dramatic tale of a juggler who dances before the statue, provoking shock and revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F B Artz
Burgundy
Wellington to Coach at Shelby High School
Wellington announces that A. Watters, son of Mr and Mrs FE E Watters, will coach and teach chemistry at Shelby High School in Ohio for the next school year after graduating from Oberlin College this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Wellington
Andrew Watters
FE. E. Watters
Oberlin College
Shelby
Ohio
North Main business block gets remodeling facelift
The Enterprise office on North Main street notes renovation of the former wall paper store area. The remodel plan includes redecorating and updating the business space, signaling revitalization of the local storefronts.
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North Main Street
Wall Paper
Sunday Services and Subjects at Local Churches
Finley of First Baptist speaks on Gleanings From Life of Abraham in the morning and capital punishment in the evening. Congregational Church hosts Children's Day at 10 30. Church of Christ conducts preaching and communion at 11 with a 7 59 Children's Day program. J E Church pastor Rev Earle leads Choosing Hard Paths at morning service and 7 30 evening worship.
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H XK. Finley
First Baptist Church
Abraham
Congregational Church
Church of Christ
Earle
J E. Church
Local Social Notes From Elyria Area Events
Leona Zeigler completes Oberlin Business College studies and takes a fine position at Wellington Milling. Bernie Miller home gains a new piano. Marcy Powell of Ohio State returns for alumni. Clair Hill family expecting Florida relatives this weekend. Mrs Frank Stradstock and grandson Walter Anderson attend Bucyrus graduation. Burt Curtice at the eleventh annual convention of the 40 hommen et 8 cheveaux in Cleveland. Farm Woman's Club to meet June 14 at Mrs Dudley Finkle’s home. Grange regular meeting June 13 with program and covered dish supper. Ladies Aid Society to meet at Mrs H K Finley’s Elyria next week. Howerd Evane installed as president of FO OO BE at recent meeting.
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Leona Zeigler
Oberlin Business College
Wellington Milling
Bernie Miller
Marcy Powll
Ohio State
Mes Clair Hill
Florida
Frank Stradstock
Walter Anderson
Bucyrus
Burt Curtice
Hollenden Hotel
Cleveland
Farm Woman’s Club
Dudley Finkle
West Main Street
Grange
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
H. K. Finley
Denison Avenue
Elyria
Howerd Evane
FO OO. BE
Tharedey
Juggler Reborn in Pageant Cast at Elyria Church
In Elyria the pageant features Connea Bal as the juggler, Helen Vice as the Virgin, Katherine Denims as the queen, Suganne Clifton as the king, Margaret Heimbach as the bishop, and Jane Moody as the jester. Costumes evoke medieval spirit with 12th century music and a chorus of choir boys. Aides include Mildred Stiefel and Elizabeth Yeend as executive chairs, Helen Mary Homegradner on costumes, Mildred Sibley on dancing, Marian Maxim on music, Ann Hoskin on publicity, Louise Williams on finance, Dr. Gertrude E. Moulton and Miss Helen L. Edwards with Prof. Arty as advisory, and Stuart Constantine and Donald Corbin as assistants.
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Juggler
Connea Bal
Elyria
Helen Vice
Katherine Denims
Suganne Clifton
Margaret Heimbach
Jane Moody
Coir
Mildred Stiefel
Elizabeth Yeend
Helen Mary Homegradner
Mildred Sibley
Marian Maxim
Ann Hoskin
Louise Williams
Gertrude E. Moulton
Helen L. Edwards
Arty
Stuart Constantine
Donald Corbin
Mrs Kiermund to sail for England from New York
Mrs H G S Kiermund of 25 College Place will depart next Thursday for New York and sail to England on Saturday June 16. She plans to visit relatives in Coventry and undertake an extended continent tour, returning home in September. Mrs Luetta Peabody hosted luncheon bridge with four tables yesterday. Mrs R C Beatty of Oak Street will travel to California next Thursday for an extended visit visiting Yellowstone National Park and the Grand Canyon on the return trip.
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H G S Kiermund
College Place
New York
England
Kiermund
Coventry
Luetta Peabody
North Pleasant Street
R. C. Beatty
Oak Street
California
Beatty
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon
Governor Smiths Daughter Weds Francis J Quillian in Albany
In Albany on June 9 Catherine Smith, daughter of Governor Alfred E. Smith, married Francis J. Quillian of Troy in a ceremony at the cathedral of the Immaculate Conception attended by hundreds. Cardinal Hayes blessed the couple on a line from the Vatican. The event drew state dignitaries, with the governor and Catherine exiting amid cheering crowds as the wedding march played.
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Albany
Alfred E. Smith
Catherine
Francis J. Quillian
Troy
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Cardinal Hayes
Pius XI
Vatican
Gary
Smith
New York
Markets Cleveland Produce Prices Report
Cleveland market notes list potato prices for 50 pound sacks and 110 to 120 pound sacks from Michigan Wisconsin and Ida hoes Russet Burbanks at 2.00 to 2.50 per sack plus 44.25 per 100 pound barrel olives? Louisiana new sacks 250. Poultry prices show heavy broilers 38-40 cents Leghorns 30-34 cents heavy fowls 26 cents medium stock 26 cents Leghorns 18-19 cents old roosters 15-16 cents old ducks 20-25 cents.
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Cleveland
Michigan
Wisconsin
Idaho
South Carolina
Louisiana
Cleveland livestock market report highlights steady hogs and steady cattle
In Cleveland June market notes receipts for hogs were about 600 with prices across weights from 88 to 10.15 per hundredweight, cattle receipts around 100 with beef cows trading near 800 to 10.25, low cutters at 6 to 7.50 and dealers up to 14.50 to 17.00, and sheep market weak with fat lambs at 18.50 to 18.58 and fat ewes 5.00 to 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dawes Revisits Childhood Hills In Ohio Trip
Vice President Charles G Dawes visited the wooded hills west of Marietta Ohio once part of the Marietta mineral railroad now abandoned. He traveled with F C Bachelder and other Chicagoans, leaving Chicago late Thursday and arriving by auto with Rufus C Dewes to tour the area where he once worked as a young engineer. The Dawes brothers are trustees of Marietta College attending the ninety third annual commencement.
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Marietta
Charles G Dawes
F. C. Bachelder
Chicago
Hills
Dawes Brothers
Marietta College
Kenton Man Held on Liquor Charge
Bruce Williams of Kenton Ohio was jailed in Lucas county on a $3000 bond after pleading guilty to transporting four gallons of whiskey and fifty six pints of home brew beer Mrs Rachel Arnold of Kenton pleaded not guilty to the same charge and is held on a $500 bond before United States Commissioner Frederick W Gaines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Bruce Williams
Kenton
Ohio
Lucas County
Rachel Arnold
United States
Frederick W Gaines
Findley Files For County Judge
Guy B. Findley today filed with the county board of elections his declaration of candidacy for election as Judge of the common pleas court subject to the Republican primaries August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Findley
County Board of Elections
Common Pleas Court
Magicians Hold Election Today
W W Durbin of Kenton was expected to be reelected president of the International Brotherhood of Magicians as the annual election opened. More than 1500 ballots came from around the world with a counting committee led by Bert Johnson of Canada ready to report. The next convention city for 1929 will be chosen today from invites by Jackson Michigan Findlay Columbus Fort Wayne Atlanta Albuquerque Ottawa and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
W. W. Durbin
Kenton
International Brotherhood of Magicians
Bert Johnson
Canada
Jackson
Mich
Findlay
Columbus
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Atlanta, Ga
Albuquerque
N M
Ottawa, Can
Indianapolis
Brotherhood
Granted Divorce Granted Mary Ich alimony from John Ich
Judge A. R. Webber grants Mary Ich a divorce from John Ich. He awards her $100 immediately and $25 per month as alimony going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
Mary Ich
John Ich
Unusual proposition in Elyria area seeks details
Full or part time opportunity noted as an unusual proposition for Elyria. Interested parties are told to write or call for particulars to Mr. Murphy at 1019 Union Mortgage Building Cleveland Ohio. The notice emphasizes direct contact for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Murphy
Union Mortgage
Cleveland
Ohio
Man Pretending to be Saint John the Baptist Arrested
A man claiming to be St John the Baptist was taken to police headquarters for questioning after Baltimore and Ohio detective L V Jones arrested him on railroad law violations. The unidentified man, touring without an address, said he was indeed the biblical figure and spoke on metaphysics before noting courts would not be held that morning.
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St. John the Baptist
City Lai
L. V. Jones
Baltimore & Ohio
Joseph Janson Hills
Chroniclef
St John the Baptist
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