Minoff enters not guilty plea in murder case
John Minoff, a 28 year old South Lorain barber, pleaded not guilty to first degree murder at arraignment before Judge D A Cook. Trial set for July 23 with possible change of plea discussed. Prosecutor Wickens and lawyer Basil Dziama attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Minoff
South Lorain
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
William G. Wickens
Alinoffs
Basil Dziama
Dziama
Minoff
John Welowski
John Metz
Joseph Repas
Lorain
Vine Avenue
Kelowski
Pennsylvania
Metz
Repas
Mew
Mayor Hardware
Steve Slaszak
A. J. Meister
Vermilion
Charles E. Moore
Axtel
James Keenan
Amherst
Arthur Edward Ambherson
Cleveland
Laxe Road
Four Drivers Fined In Mayor Petro Court
Four motorists were fined in Mayor Joseph Q. Petro's court for weekend offenses. Floyd F. Kusinski, 1539 Denver Ave, Lorain, paid 50 dollars and costs, with a six month driving suspension after pleading guilty to driving under the influence and speeding 75 mph on Lake Avenue at 1 49 a m. Sunder Sherman Well, 317 North St, fined 3 dollars and costs for reckless driving on Lodi Street Saturday night. Ror Ferneding, W M L C A, fined 2 dollars and costs for speeding on Lake Avenue at 12 35 a m Sunday. William H. Simpson, B D 2 Middle Ave, fined 3 dollars and costs for running a red light at West Ave and Second St Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Q. Petro
Floyd F. Kusinski
Denver Avenue
Lorain
Syria
Lake Avenue
Sunder
Sherman Well
North Street
Lodi Street
Ror Ferneding
W. Mlc. A. Here
William H. Simpson
B. D
Middle Avenue
West Avenue
Second Street
Akron man sentenced for drunk driving in county court
Berman Zeh of Akron was fined 350 and costs and given 16 days in the county jail after appearing before Justice H. C. Cummings, charged with driving while under the influence. Zeh was arrested on Route 457 by Deputy Sheriff Paul Johnson. He had prior related arrests a year ago. Carl Williams of Cleveland received a net fine of 1 and costs for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berman Zeh
Akron
Justice of the Peace
H. C. Cummings
Sherif Paul Johnson
Zeh
Carl Williams
Cleveland
Johnson
Three Youths Held After Ten Mile Police Chase
Elyria police arrested three youths after a wild ten mile chase that ended when their car wrecked on Bradley road. The trio, driving a car stolen from Cleveland Heights, faced armed robbery and auto theft charges as Cleveland police continued the investigation. A .38 revolver was found at the scene with hammer marks indicating failed shots at pursuing officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cleveland
Flyria
C. E. Andress
Russell Payne
Cleveland Street
Bradley Road
Rose Reinfeld
Hampshire Road
Cleveland Heights
East Overlook Road
Dover
Special Session Of Legislature To Meet Tonight
Ohio Governor Bricker calls a special session as Daver challenges the ballot separation issue. Bricker plans to urge pension and relief funding and ballot separation before the Republican convention in Philadelphia. Dever says Bricker fears Roosevelt on the ticket. Bricker will address a joint session at 7 30 p m seeking speedy action by Friday or Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Martin L. Daver
Alhough
Daver
Bricker
Assembly
Roosevelt
Davey
Dever
Senate
House
Gand
Philadelphia
Playgrounds Open Today For Fight Weeks Schedule
Elyria opens its 1920 playground season at six centers including Cascade Park and several school grounds under the Elyria Recreation Commission. Sessions run mornings and afternoons for eight weeks with leagues planned in softball baseball and volleyball for boys and girls over and under 13. Special Friday activities and crafts will fill many afternoons as the city boards provide funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ralph Bauer
Cascade Park
Allen, Edison, Hamilton, McKinley and Roosevelt
Bauer
Elyna City
Wadsworth Youth Chosen Governor
William E. Reimer a Wadsworth high school junior today was chosen governor of the fifth annual Buckeye Boys State at the Ohio State Capitol in Columbus on June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
William E. Reimer
Wadsworth High School
Toledo Market Report Notes Mixed Grain and Livestock Activity
Grain prices show No 2 yellow corn about 83 to 85 cents, No 1 red wheat around 4. Sac, oats near 7. Livestock demand varied with steers and heifers steady, sheep and lambs mixed. Butter, eggs, and potatoes cited with regional receipts and wholesale movements in New York and Michigan markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leghorn Mehrisflt
Ile
Leghorn
Museevy
Lee New York
Etiss
Fdako
Maine
Vabhiers
Farm Market Prices For Vegetables And Produce
A list of fresh produce prices from a market: asparagus 23 a bunch, carrots about 3 4 for a 4? dozen, cucumbers 65 per dozen, lettuce 50c per basket of 8, radishes 25c per 2 dozen bunches, rhubarb 25c per 7% pound, spinach 39c per pound, strawberries 1.50 per crate of 24 quarts, tomatoes hothouse 76c per basket, turnips 5c per peck, watercress 90c per peck, mushrooms 1.25 per pint, green onions 8? 80c per dozen bunches, parsley 50c per peck, beets and peas listed with varying prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basnet
cCv
Boston
Allied Planes Bomb Cities In Italy
Allied raids on northern Italy targeted cities and airports with Cagliari and Palermo hit. Civilians casualties included one dead and seven wounded near Savona, while six aviators died at Cagliari air base. Italian air actions hit Malta Sicily and Tunisia as frontline activity increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Cagliari
Sardinia
Palermo
Sicily
Savona
Corammuriane
Malta
Corsica
Tunisia
Communiqu2
Mediterranean
Communiqque
Africa
First Methodist Picnic Set for June 23 at Brookside Park
The First Methodist Sunday school picnic is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon June 23 at Brookside Park in Ashland. Committees are named to handle transportation and each family should bring a well-filled lunch basket and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside Park
Ashland
First Methodist Church to Host Annual Congregational Meeting
The First Methodist church holds its annual congregational meeting Friday evening June 21. A picnic supper starts at Oelock then moves to the church dining room for the conference led by Dr Kerl Meister. Reports from all departments will be presented and annual work reviewed. Families are invited and asked to bring picnic lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Oelock
Kerl Meister
Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs Surliff's Home
The Ladies Aid society will convene Thursday afternoon June 20 at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Wilbur Surliff. The meeting will organize the new Christian Service setup for all church women’s work in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wilbur Surliff
New Christian Service
Orger
Birthday gathering honors Memorial Methodist ladies
Several ladies who are or were part of Memorial Methodist Sunday school were guests Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Grace Roedel on Courtland Street. The event celebrated her sister Mrs. Rose Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Methodist Sunday School
Grace Roedel Courtland
Rose Beck
Birthday party honors 79th guest on Magyar Street
The afternoon event on Magyar street was social with ice cream and cake. Hostess served refreshments as Mrs Beckley, aged seventy nine, received birthday greetings via ecards and gifts from Mesdames Teresa Rowland Mery Fox Eva Chapman Emma Brumby Carrie Ormeroid Mary Codding Mrs Ed Wycox and other attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Teresa Rowland
Mery Fox
Eva Chapman
Emma Brumby
Carrie Ormeroid
Mary Codding
Ed Wycox
Hamlin Relief Corps Honors Members on Flag Day at Greenwood
Thirteen members of the Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps decorated the graves of deceased members on Flag Day June 1 at Greenwood cemetery. Mrs Lella Tudor president of the Corps led the service and Rev Lonzon S Greer pastor of the First Methodist church gave the prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps
Greenwood Cemetery
Lella Tudor
Lonzon S. Greer
First Methodist Church
Granddaughter Lucia Ward Graduates From Collinwood High
Mr and Mrs Eli Smith traveled to Cleveland last week to attend the graduation of their granddaughter Lucia Ward daughter of Mr and Mrs Lucius Ward from Collinwood High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Smith
Cleveland
Lucia Ward
Lucius Ward
Collinwood High School
Local families visit in weekend gatherings and church service
Mr and Mrs J M Sharp and son Dennis Cleveland were weekend guests of his brother Mr and Mrs E L Sharp and family. Mrs W H Waite and son Donald of Berea were Friday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs A H Peirce. Pauline Powell returned home on Barker street after months in Palm Beach Florida. Bert Gay recovers at the clinic from a knee injury and is under Cleveland Clinic care. Mr and Mrs Clifton Rickel and Magadore visitors with his brother and family. Hare Rickel and Charles S Shepard with two children Charles and Helen attended Norm Fairfield church services where the Wellington First Methodists Gospel duo sang for Rev and Mrs LePage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Sharp
Dennis
Cleveland
E. L. Sharp
W. H. Waite
Donald
Berea
A. H. Peirce
Pauline Powell
Hame
Barker Street
Palm Beach
Fla
Bert Gay
Cleveland Clinic
Clifton Rickel
Magadore
Hare“ Rickel
Charles S. Shepard
Charles
Helen
Norm Fairfield
Wellington
LePage
Lorain County Benefit Association Meetings Schedule
Lorain county emecers of Benefit Associations will meet at Ver milion on June 25. The Pinochie club gathers June 20 with Mrs. Robert Riggs in La Grange. Wellinston Masonic lodge FL & A ML to meet June 17 for annual officer election with lunch to follow. Abbe KE Hand Circle of the King's Daughters meets June 17 with Mrs. Charles Sheldor to donate for the Girls' Home at Buesrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Vermilion
Robert Riggs
la Grange
Wellinston
Vinson Proposes 84 More Ships for U S Navy Expansion
Chairman Carl Vinson proposed a naval expansion bill calling for a 22 percent navy increase by adding 84 warships at an ultimate cost of 1.2 billion dollars. The plan would raise total ships under construction to 244, with an 80 million dollar deficiency to start immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carl Vinson
House Naval Affairs Committee
U.S. Navy
Vinson
Roosevelt
Navy
Oberlin Bride Weds Leland Howvard in Oberlin First Baptist
June Carpenter daughter of Mrs Elwin Carpenter of Pittsfield and Leland G Howvard son of S Howard of LeGrange wed at the First Baptist Oberlin in a 7 30 p m ceremony. Rev Henry Cruver and Rev H Schuvrler Foster officiated with solos by Miss Feinfield and Mrs Henry Cruver. They plan a Washington D C wedding trip then reside near LaGrange Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
First Baptist Church
June Carpenter
Elwin D. Carpenter
Pittsfield
Leland G. Howvard
S. Howard
LeGrange
Henry Cruver
la Tange Baptist Church
H. Schuvrler Foster
Baptist Church
Miss Feinfield
Litchfield
Loren Vaggy
Betty Schoveenfurth
Sandusky
Carol
Sandra Carpenter
Kmg
Aiviner
Stanley Howard
Harland Walkden
Abs
Elwin Carpenter
Olga Vachan
Adeline Russo
Jane Hostettier
Toride
Washington, D. C
Howard
LaGrange
Oberlin High School
First, Baptist Church
J. A. Cochrane
LaGrange High School
Oberlin social notices include club meetings and church events
The text lists multiple Oberlin area events: Methodist Service Guild picnic, Ladies' Aid Society gathering, Martes club, Pleiades club picnic at Mrs Ezza Holland’s Wellington home, Purpleites nomination and election at Howard Earnhardt’s South Amherst, Grace Lutheran and Rotary meetings, W R C and Eastern Star Auxiliary schedules, and missionary house party report by Mrs Foster and Mrs Bahr with travels to Delaware and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Service Guild
Oberlin
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ezza Holland
Wellington
Purpieite Society
Howard Earnhardt
South Amherst
Purpleites
Grace Lutheran Church
R. Hoffman
South Main Street
Jungeberg
Oberlin Rotary Club
Oberlin Inn
Eastern Star
Harry Kelly
North Pleasant Street
Oberlin Resident Moves to Tryon North Carolina
Mrs. E. G. Sweet, long a resident of Oberlin, left last week to make her home in Tryon, North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Gibson of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Mrs. May Blackwell of East College street. Mrs. John Wood of East College street spent the week end with her sister, Miss McCoy, in Lakewood. Professor and Mrs. W. D. Cairns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Sweet
Oberlin
Tryon
North Carolina
F. E. Gibson
Cleveland
May Blackwell
East College Street
John Wood
Miss McCoy
Lakewood
W. D. Cairns
Oberlin Return Update and Travel Plans
A person has returned to Oberlin after a year in California. Afr. and Mrs. C. M. Schreffler plan to depart tomorrow for Ashtabula to visit Mrs. Burrill and her husband Mr. Burrill for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Calfornia
Afr
C. M. Schreffler
E. H. Burrill
Ashtabula
Sheriff And Bride Return From Trip
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan returns from his wedding tour through Canada with his bride Marcella Reich of Amherst. They report Canadian concern over the war and U S actions. The couple will move into county jail living quarters this week. Deputy Chalmer Davidson and family relocate from jail quarters to a home on Eastern Heights Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Finegan
Canada
Marcella Reich
Amherst
United States
Chalmer Davidson
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Pattie Faces Disorderly Conduct Charge In City Case
Mayor Petro continued the case against Lee Pattie of 22 Woeschford Avenue until this afternoon after hearing testimony. Pattie was arrested at 10:15 a.m. yesterday for reportedly threatening neighbors with a revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Q. Petro
Lee Pattie
Woeschford Avenue
Pattie
Library renames Children's Dept to Longfellow Room
The Elyria Library younger readers section is renamed the Longfellow Room after a voter chosen act from a student aided process. The change reflects an extended service to a slightly older age group with a bigger shelf of fiction and non fiction for older boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Longfellow Room
Children’s Room
Linda Cuyler
Woman Fined After Police Court Intoxication Hearing
Mrs. Gunderl Leonardson was fined one dollar plus costs after arraignment in police court for intoxication. She was arrested on West Avenue near 18th Street at 2 20 a m yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunderl Leonardson
West Avenue
18Th Street
Esterdar
Children To Study Ohio In Summer Library Project
Elyria youngsters will join a Summer program at the Longfellow Room to study Ohio. Miss Linda Cuyler announced the plan, with story hours from 2 to 4 pm on Tuesdays and Fridays for five weeks led by Elaine Cole Jane Gleason and Emily Weil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio
Longfelow Room
Elyria Library
Linda Cuyler
Elaine Cole
Jane Gleason
Emily Weil
Miami University Senior to Speak at Elyria Rotary Luncheon
Victor Sutcliff a Miami University senior in business administration and member of the speakers bureau will address the Elyria Rotary Club at noon Tuesday at the Elks Restaurant. His topic is How a War Would Affect a College Student. He has spoken in several cities last winter as part of college work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Sutcliff
Miami University
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks
Sutcliff
Business Administration
Miami
Washington Crew Is Race Favorite
Poughkeepsie New York June 17 The Washington Huskies are favored to win the varsity event at the Poughkeepsie rowing regatta with odds of 7 to 5 despite unbeaten Cornell and Columbia among the challengers. The Huskies will race with one senior two juniors and five sophomores. California and Cornell are 2 to 1, Columbia and Syracuse 8 to 1, Navy and Princeton 10 to 1, Wisconsin 15 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
East
Cornell
Columbia
Navy
Syracuse
Washington
Huskies
California
Princeton
Wisconsin
Loan payment plan in four installments
The text explains choosing a cash amount for the first column of a loan table and selecting a monthly payment affordable from income. It notes small final payments are possible, and faster repayment lowers costs. Four payments of 26.26 repay a 100 loan with total cost 5.04. all payments include charges.
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Petro
Ri Leene On
Rush
Trebe Sales
Hamilton Ave
Lorain, Ohio
Wadsworth
Kater
Toledo Grasn Close
Cleveland Livestock
Medpet
Ios
Fue
Beit Pautos
Cleveland Produce
Homecrowers Market
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Fathers and Sons
Merle Baurgardner
Wilma Brewer
Donald Brenner
Charles Barnes
Lonzon Grees
Barnes
R. A. Cordray
Rev. Green
Henderson
Kentucky Mountains
Walter J. Heddeshemer
Ladies’ Aid Meeting
Mrs. Beckley
Esther Wood
Hays
Ohio Department American Legion
Leland G. Howard
LaGrange Baptist Church
Perry Fay Company
H. Schurler Foster
G. A. Bahr
Granvie
By Denys Wortman
Henry
Sheriff
Bride
Children’s Dept
Washington Crew
Henstrson
Household F Finance Corporation
Century Building
Broad St
Overs Woolworth’s
R. R. Ritter
Household Finance Corporation
Neme
Berg
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