Merchants Seek City Fireworks Sales at Council Meeting
Council discussions fixated on permitting sales of fireworks within the city despite current ordinance prohibitions. W G Smith urged approval, noting merchants urge legalization to match demand, while also citing unmuffled automobile exhausts and street oiling as issues. He proposed a Broad street safety zone, weed trimming at vacant lots, and a street light at Adams street division of the Steel and Tubes Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Smith
Smith
Co City
Broad Street
West River
Furnace Streets
Adams Street
Steel and Tubes Company
Verdict Against Insurance Co in Elyria Case
John Sito of Elyria won a verdict of 2221 dollars against The Indemnity Insurance Company of America in Judge B A Cook's court. The suit arose from the insurer's refusal to defend Sito after an accident on February 10 1931 involving Charles Shepard of Elyria. Shepard sued Sito in 1938 and obtained a judgment for 1150 dollars. Sito also recovered 800 dollars in costs and attorney fees.
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John Sito
Elyria
Indemnity Insurance Company of America Today
B. A. Cook
Insurance Company
Sito
Charles Shepard
Elytia
Sita
Shepard
Hin
Local News Briefs From Elyria and Lorain
Local items report Alvin Farr fined for running a traffic light after a collision with H E Valero in Lorain at Broad Street and East Avenue. Dec Simmons injured falling from a porch at 415 Lodi Street. Catherine Maston’s car damaged a parked vehicle on West Avenue after she bent to retrieve a bag. John Metz and Edward Chudzinski held for grand jury for car without owner’s consent. Burler residence break in reported on West Ridge. a gold watch and $1.59 stolen.
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Skip Byene
H. E. Valero
Lorain
Broad Street
East Avenue
West Avenue
Catherine Maston
William Brown
R. D
Elyine
John Metz
Edward Chudzinski
W. H. Vanoster
Sam Marshe
East River Street
BE. J. Burrer
West Ridge
Clarence W. Dick
Sheriff's Department
Oberlin College holds 102nd commencement in Finney Chapel
Oberlin College awarded 266 degrees at the 102nd annual commencement in Finney Chapel. graduates earned BA arts and music degrees, Bachelors of Science in School Music, and Masters of Arts and Music. County residents lead in attendance with 21 Oberlin graduates from Lorain County among the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Nimecy-Fite
Twen
Lorain County Adents
Qherlin
Avon Lake
Amherst
Vermillion
Elyria
Paul Braun
Robert Cole
Overlin
Sloan Zimmerman Wedding Solemnized in Oberlin Ohio
In Oberlin Ohio on June 13 at Fairchild Chapel Miss LaVerne Zimmerman daughter of Mr and Mrs Zimmerman West Winestr became the bride of Dr Paul Sloan son of Mr and Mrs R Sloan Charlevoix Michigan. Rev Niche Van der Pyl officiated as palm and peony decor framed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Ivory Brett
Fairchild Cb
LaVerne Zimme
Zimmerman
West Winestr
Paul Sloan
R. Sloan
Charlevoix
Michigan
Niche van der Pyl
Ann Blarhley
Conservatory of Music
Carl W. Kinney
Marshall Soldineer
Fremont
Helen Zimmerman
Odd Fellows Hold Convention in Elyria at I O O F Temple
The No. 5 convention continues with open forums for noble grands and third degree members, a past officers' banquet, and a public installation of Grand Lodge officers. Local Rebekah lodge helpers greet visitors at Hotel Newell. Grand Lodge officers include Angerman Bailey Cross and others from Ohio.
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Grand Lodge Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Newell
Broad Street
Elyria Lodge
Elyria
Inet
Dr. Miller
C. BR. Summers
Otto K. Mischka
C. M. Williams
C. C. Day
Oscar Dunn
L. Brerkwork
Ralph Hobill
Walter Watts
Lent
L. J. Blaka
H. G.a
H. ©. Patterson
Geo C Rattin
Paul Wainwright
Frank Maurer
Clarence Vincent
Pid Hoffman
Markel
Parma Heights Residents Injured In Route 20 Bridge Crash
Two Parma Heights residents Miss Grace Huge and her mother were slightly injured when their car struck a bridge west of Elytia on Route No. 20. Deputy Sheriff William Holst investigated the morning accident. the injured live at 5827 Brookville Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patma Heights
Elytia
William Holst
Grace Huge
Brookville Drive
Parma Heights
Milk Producers And Distributors Meet
About 100 Lorain County milk producers and distributors met at the county courthouse last night to discuss organizing for milk marketing regulation. No definite decision was made as the Burk milk control act expires July 1 and no new act has been passed. Producers largely favored some form of voluntary control and noted organizing would fail without distributor participation. many backed inviting the Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association, though some producers opposed it, so no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
County Court House
Dairymen’s Cooperative Sales Association
Council Honors Thomas Potter With Silent Tribute
The council adopted a resolution in memory of Thomas G. Potter a city water department employee for 43 years who died June 3. He was called a kind true and generous friend and the council observed one minute of silence at the suggestion of Councilman Ed Notley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Potter
Water Department
Ed Notley
Potter
White administration contract for Muskingum district costs $7.5 million
The speaker noted a contract between the White administration and the federal government for improvements in the Muskingum conservancy district. The plan requires the state highway department to spend about $7.5 million in the current biennium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Administration
Muskingum Conservancy District
State Highway Department
Warns Against The Sale Of Fireworks In Lorain County
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick issues a county wide warning about premature fireworks sales in Lorain County. The law allows sales only from June 25 to July 4 and bans sale in stores handling paints oils varnish or similar substances as well as to children under 12, with strict enforcement stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Dick
Lorain County
Requests Approved By City Council
The city council approved streetlight transfers on Lake Avenue by Edison School and for traffic lights at Furnace and West Big Street and Furnace and Hillsdale to protect children walking to Cascade Park. Councilman William G. Smith led the approval and explained transfer details.
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Lake Avenue
Edison School
Wiliam G. Smith
Furnace
West Bigstreet
Hillsdale
Cascade Park
Smith
Death Record Jesse E. Reisinger, 66, LaPorte resident
Jesse E Reisinger 66 died suddenly at his LaPorte home this morning Born in Liverpool Ohio March 13 1969 He came to LaPorte from Berea 45 years ago worked as a blacksmith and belonged to LaPorte M E Church Surviving wife Elizabeth Stirling Reisinger a daughter Ella Welton son Nelson Reisinger two grandchildren and several siblings Funeral services Thursday at 2:00 pm at Nichols Funeral Home with Rev Arthur Perry and Rev Paul Brown officiating Burial in Butternut Ridge Cemetery Also listed Mrs Alice J Temple 66 wife of John J Temple died yesterday at home in Florence Township Surviving husband a daughter Sarah Boone Vermilion and 800 George Funeral Wednesday at 2 39 pm from Birmingham Methodist Church Burial in Birmingham Cemetery under W L Pease Funeral Home direction.
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Jesse E. Rewinger
LaPorte
Mr. Reisinger
Liverpool
Ohio
Berea
M. E. Church
Elizabeth Stirling Reisinger
Ella Welton
Grafton
Nelson Reisinger
Lorain
Janet
Kenneth Welton
A. P. Bailey
East Avenue
Arthur Perry
Dayton
Walter
Etrica
Frank
Rochester
New York
Elmer
Cleveland
Nichols Funeral Home
Paul Brown
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Alice Temple
Alice J. Temple
John J. Temple
Florence Township
Sarah Boone
Vermilion
George
Methodist
Birmingham Methodist Church
A. F. Lindbeck
Wakeman
Birmingham Cemetery
W. L. Pease
Elyria Eyes Affiliation With Firelands Area Council
Elyria may join the Firelands Area Council to pool finances while keeping city leadership. The first task is a Scout leaders training course, with two to three new troops expected as local groups seek council aid. Elyria’s 1935 rent share is about $509, to be funded by Community Chest or sustaining memberships. A finance committee will map funding plans for the year.
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Elyria
Area Council
Allen
Ebria
Akea H. K. Day
Firelands Area Council
Allan
Deane Burns
A. Baird
Ralph Murbach
Camp Activities In Full Swing At Camp Iss See Kes
Camp activities were in full swing at Camp Iss See Kes on the Vermilion River for 48 boys arriving for the opening of the first period of the 1935 summer season. Boys were housed in four lodges Iroquois Mohican Wrandotte and Huron with lodge leaders named along with assistants Ed Puff Joseph Walton and others guiding the camp staff. The first period runs until June 29.
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Iss-See-Kes
Elyria Y. M
Duke Eliott
Bruce McWilliams
James Garber
James Ziegler
William Pemberthy
Rue McIntyre
Charles Elgar
William Hull
James Guthrie
Donald Selman
Donald Pember
Huron Lodge
Chester Hunt
Jeader
Harris Nichols
Jack Refenning
Harold Stanford
Jack Stanford
Robert Blayney
Wiliam Leedale
Samuel Rockwood
Alan Fritusche
Wayne Meinke
Eugene Duckett
Robert Gojlmar
Donald Henes
Dan Ostrow
Ed. Puff
Joseph Walton
Robert H. Goacher
M. C. A. Bors
Camip
Nelson disrupts council over access to papers and adjournment
In a heated council session, Nelson storms for adjournment and accuses officials of denying him papers and sidelining his input. Mayor Vanoster attempts to respond but withdraws, while Ives and others struggle to maintain order as parking rules and street noise issues surface.
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Kaiser
Nelson
Electric and Gas
Vanoster
Middle Avenue
Ives
George Thompson
Leonard Fisk
West River Street
Journeys of Discovery Through Strange Seas of Thought
A compact meditation compares inner voyages by philosophers and cloistered saints to the explorations of Columbus, asserting that solitary thought can yield rich discoveries and fruitful outcomes.
Market Notes on Cleveland Produce and Livestock Prices
Cleveland markets show weak butter with extras 27 cents and standards 2 for 4. poultry prices mixed with heavy fowl high and ducks quoted. potatoes and various produce listed with regional pricing. Calves, sheep, lambs, hogs receipts steady. near market data from Toledo grain and eggs printed.
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Cleveland
Alabama Bliss Tri
Ohio will rely on CWA projects for relief work says official
Federal works progress division administrators plan work in Ohio focusing on low cost housing, dam and canal projects, with most efforts to be CWA driven. Projects require local funding blocks, must match relief demographics, and ensure continuous work. First hires from public relief to begin in May through re employment service. Also reports a fatal auto crash in Portsmouth where 23 year old Eulah Baker died of shock.
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Federal
Works Progress Division
Ohio River
Beaver-Mahoning Canal
Youngstown
Ohio
PWA
Fortsmouth
Hopkins
United States Re-Employment Service
Stillman
WPA
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Broad St
East Ave
Verdict Against Insurance Co
Alvin Farr
Ninth Street
Alin Masnine
Simmons
Lodi Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nash Lafayuette
W. H. Jenne, JR
Adams and Foster
Claire
Acme White Lead and Color Works
The
O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Court Street
Elyria Hardware
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Carl Zimmerman
Detroit
Sloan
Harper Hospital
Jin High School
Jin College
University of Michigan
Phi Chi
Bor
Firelands
Calelege
Sandusky
Huron
Vermion
Norwalk
Wellingten
George Jackson
Los Angeles
Harry Ingraham
Edith Thatcher
Santa Ana
California
Schnectady
N. Y
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Virginia
W. G. Edwards
East College Street
Russel Hopkins
Milk Producers
Council
Thomas Potter
Phong
Jesse E. Reisinger
Vaget
Patty Labato
International Troubador
the Netherland Plaza
Cincinnati
Newell Hotel
Dale Oleo
Bazley
Ave
Romaine Bauder
Paledo Grain
Toledo
Portsmouth. O
Eulah Baker
Jackson
Blue Bird Soda Grille and Restaurant
Court St
Salryp
Ohio Shoe Shop
Lodi Ender Bell Co
Logae
PRUE
BS East
Turner
E Wiansermana
Quality Clothes Shop
Miller-Jones Shoe
Claanie
Tesronn
Gladys Prrmely
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