Lost Children Found After Farm Visit Near Oberlin Road
A Cleveland mother sent her two daughters to a Lorain county farm to escape heat. The girls Margaret twelve and Ethel eight stayed longer than planned, prompting deputies to locate them at the Steinbenders home. The children refused to return, preferring farm play, and were later persuaded to visit Elyria with their mother briefly before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Steinbender
Lorain County
Sehed
Smokie
Randle
Elyria
Mrs. Keinher
Rundle
Oberlin Road
Death record for Les Herndon in Lansing on June 15
Les Herndon died in Lansing Michigan on Saturday June 15 after a weeklong illness from spinal meningitis. He formerly worked at the Falcon Knight factory in Elyria and was known to associates as Dixie. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Herndon
Lansing
Michigan
Falcon Knight
Elyria
Dayton Firm Seeks City Garbage Contract
Communication to the city council shows Municipal By-Products Company of Dayton now operates the former Lorain Reduction Company plant. The plant collects and disposes of Lorain’s garbage with RR. E. Buvinger, general manager, urging council to reference the issue to a committee for thorough investigation, with a meeting set for Tuesday night June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal By-Products Company
Dayton
Low Rain Reduction Company
Lorain
E. Buvinger
Manarer
Elyria
Board of Health
R. E. Buvinger
Police Crack Down On Parking Line Violations
Police began an active drive Tuesday to curb vehicles straddling parking lines. Of twelve tickets issued, six cited cars parked with wheels over the white lines. Officers warned cars must fit fully within guide lines or owners face action.
Payment claim ordinance for damaged building loss
An ordinance authorizes Alex Schuleman to issue a $50 warrant on the treasurer to settle Meteaims of Victor F Brettenstein for damages caused by a building protruding onto Highteenth Shipeye at the north east corner of Oberlin road and Enteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Schuleman
Victor F. Breittenstein
Oberlin Road
Enteenth Street
Highteenth Shipeye
Autos Damaged in Collision at Corner
Two autos collided at Middle avenue and Third street Tuesday afternoon. An auto driven north by B. O. Pape, R. D. 4, Elghit, on Middle avenue and one driven east on Third street by J. D. Nichols, Eustis, Florida, figured in the collision. A tire blew out, and an axle and spring on Pape's car were damaged. Front bumpers on Nichols' car sustained their only injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Avenue
Third Street
B. O. Pape
Elghit
J.D Nichols
Eustis
Florida
Pape
Nichols
Plan Activity for Lorain County Food Clubs at Wellington Fair
The Wellington Fair activity plans for Lorain County food clubs will be set at a Saturday morning conference of club leaders at the county extension office. Wilma Bonar, assistant county extension agent, says several business matters will also be discussed at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Wellington Fair
County Agricultural Extension Office
Wilma Bonar
Permission sought to install 1000 gallon gas tank
Walter Kohn of Hi-Speed Gasoline Company asked the city council last night for permission to install a 1,000 gallon underground gasoline tank at West Side Lumber Company located at West Street and the B. and O. rail line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Lumber Company
West Street
Walter Kohn
Hi-Speed Gasoline Company
Paving Ordinance for Ohio Street Passed by City Council
The city council approved an ordinance to pave Ohio Street, 24 feet wide, from Glenwood Street to the west line of the Pasadena Park allotment, at Tuesday night’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Street
Glenwood Street
Pasadena Park
City to borrow funds for Fifth Street paving project
The city council on Tuesday night authorized borrowing 7264.52 dollars in anticipation of financing the paving of Fifth Street. The measure outlines the loan amount and the paving project timeline under municipal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Auto collision reported on East River and East Bridge streets
Mrs. Thomas Bell of 1035 East River Street notified police at 5 35 PM Tuesday that her car was struck on the corner of East Bridge and East River streets. She said the other driver veered across the street to avoid a pedestrian and hit her car on the wrong side. He initially fled but later returned to adjust the damages, giving the name J Wilkinson from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bell
East River Street
East Bridge Street
East River Streets
City Council Approves Street Light Installations
Street lights were authorized for West Eighth Street, two on Longfellow Street, one on Columbia Street and East River, one on Columbia Street between Park and Garford Avenues, and two on Tremont Street after Tuesday night council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Eighth Street
Longfellow Street
Columbia Street
East River
Park and Garford Avenues
Tremont Street
Plat Accepted for Eastern Heights Subdivision No 9
The city council approved an ordinance accepting the plat of the Eastern Heights Land Company subdivision No 9 under suspension of rules. The plat and subdivision plans had first been approved by city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Heights Land Company
Robbed Man in Jail as Witness in Case
Harry Welch, robbed of 20, is jailed as a material witness after Oliver Scott was bound over to the grand jury from Lorain municipal court. Welch is held on a 300 bond, Scott on 1500, as the case proceeds before the county grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Welch
Lorain
Welch
Oliver Scott
Scott
The Quiet Coed and the Hidden Life Behind Death
A campus tragedy is recounted as a coed’s secret life and double act are explored. The piece notes public admiration for her acting while revealing speculation about a hidden life that led to murder and finally death. Her onstage innocence contrasted with a secret, ending in a fatal curtain call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theora
Pool Hours Set For Week With Guarded Evenings
Three guards were on duty for crowd protection and the pool will be open Wednesday and Friday evenings from the stated hour to 9 while closed Thursday and Saturday. Only adults admitted in the evening. City chemist tests found water pure. Try Want Ad in the Chronicle Telegram.
Three Pleaded Guilty Men Taken To State Penitentiary
Three men Charles Reese Harry Reese and Dewey Bryan pleaded guilty to grand jury charges and were transported to Columbus today to begin sentences at the state penitentiary. The Beese brothers, captured by Sheriff Clarence E Adams in Lo Rain county, aided the trio's arrest. Deputies Paul Chapman Forest Adams and Nielsen accompanied them to Colum bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State
Charles
Harry Reese
Dewey Bryan
Beese Brothers
Clarence E. Adams
Lorain County
Paul Chapman
Forest Adams
Nielsen
How To Spray For Berry Moth
Lorain county grape growers are advised on when and how to spray for the grape berry moth by the county agricultural extension department led by Horton Alger. The moths are in the cocoon stage and will emerge to lay eggs. spraying is recommended three to five days after bloom falls using Bordeaux mixture or arsenate of lead and fish oil soap preparations diluted in fifty gallons of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Department
Horton Alger
Alfger
Extension Office
City approves Columbia Refining Co cutting back curb at Lake and Bell
The streets and sidewalks committee recommended granting permission to Columbia Refining Company to cut back the approach and curb at their Lake and Bell avenues filing station under city engineer supervision. The council accepted the recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Refining Company
Lake and Bell Avenues
House and Senate brace for tariff bill action after recess
The text outlines anticipated moves on the tariff bill and its amendments in the Senate and House. It notes August 19 Senate return to tackle finance committee reports, House September 23 reconvenes, and limited committee work to farm relief and tariff revision. It also mentions actions on French war debt settlement and prohibition enforcement coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Board
Senate
Finance Committee
House
Secretary of Treasury
Hoover
Knife attack and postmortem details in Hix case continue
Coroner Murphy describes a brutal murder of Miss Hix with a knife to the jugular and repeated blows after death. He notes blood loss, missing brain clots on the back of the head, and postmortem removals of organs for toxicology as investigations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hix
Murphy
Hanmer
Will Stop Paper Gathering By Children
Clerk S. S. Rockwood told the city council the school board will take measures to stop children from gathering papers. The council previously urged stopping the practice as dangerous unhealthy and sometimes littering streets when children lose papers on the way to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Rockwood
Senate Ends Secret Sessions for Nominations and Treaties
After 140 years the Senate adopted a rule to open consideration of presidential nominations and treaties with foreign nations. The change passed 69 to 5 and will apply as nominations sent by President Hoover are confirmed before a two month recess. The move followed disclosures of secret rolls by United Press and long fought efforts led by Senator Wesley L. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hoover
United Press
Interior
Roy O. West
Wesley L. Jones
Irvine L. Lenroot
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Doctor outlines affair and theories in murder case
Dr. Snook details giving up the north side room with Miss Hix as he presents his view of the crime. He says their relationship was a temporary arrangement not a marriage plan and suggests an unidentified assailant killed Miss Hix after a casual ride gone wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Hospital Telephone
Snook
Scioto Country Club
Meyers
Marion Meyers
Miss Hix
Mesers
City Council Allows N Y C Railroad Cedar Street Switch
Acknowledges resolution by the city council permitting the N Y C railroad to construct a switch track across Cedar street. Generals Manager D R McBain notes acceptance and outlines compliance steps for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. McBain
Cedar Street
Dawes Outlines 1.9 Arm Reduction Policy
London June 19 Britain and the United States seek concerted disarmament work with world peace as aim. Charles G Dawes says human nature should guide talks and not naval experts, urging statesmen to lead while excluding naval officers from conferences. Ramsay MacDonald says no final offer or alliances, stressing a shared goal of global peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
United States
Charles G. Dawes
Pilgrim's Society
Ramsay MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Scotland
MacDonald
Dawes
Forres
Levy Assessments for White Way Authorized by Council
The city council authorized levying assessments totaling 1145 per foot frontage on streets bounding the white way lighting system. The White Way costs 11692 annually, with the city paying 9215 for 1929 1930 and 1931. Assessments apply to Broad Street from West Bridge to East Bridge, Middle Avenue from Broad to Third, Court Street from Broad to Third, Second Street from Court to Middle, Third Street from Court to Middle, West Avenue from Broad to Second, and East Avenue from Broad to Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
West Bridge Street
East Bridge Street
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Court Street
Second Street
West Avenue
East Avenue
Depot Street
Bicycle Hit By Auto Involving Boy Hart Hart Harold Pimper
Harold Pimber aged 11 was injured when his bicycle was struck by an auto driven by Ann Schuster at the Lodi and Furnace intersection. Schuster, driving north on Lodi, took the boy to Elyria Clinic. Authorities say minor injuries suspected with possible internal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Pimber
Lodi Street
Lodi
Furnace Streets
Ann Schuster
West Street
Elyria Clinic
Brays
Miss Shuster
Furnace Street
Shuster
Three Civil Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
Jeanette Gest of Cleveland filed suit against John Tenhier and others for 200 on a note and asked foreclosure of a mortgage on Avon Lake property. Amherst Savings and Banking Co filed suit against A W Rahi for 4443.90 on a note. H A Wesbecher filed suit against William and Dorothea Schibley for 5000 on a note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Jeanette Gest
Cleveland
John Tenhier
Avon Lake
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
A. W. Rahi
H. A. Wesbecher
William and
Dorothea Schibley
Two Divorces Granted in Common Pleas Court
Two divorces were granted in common pleas court Tuesday. Leonidas Crogman was granted a divorce from Ethel Crogman on the grounds of gross neglect of duty. Judge A. R. Webber granted the decree. Elizabeth Ibaugh was given a divorce from George Ibaugh on duty. Judge W. B. Thompson gave the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Leonidas Crogman
Ethel Crogman
A. R. Webber
Elizabeth Ibaugh
George Ibaugh
W. B. Thompson
Zaporowski Seeks Divorce Over Alleged Abuse
Michael Zaporowski of Lorain asks for divorce from Josephine alleging dishes broken overhead, scratches and brises. He left her in 1927, claims she cannot be located, and says the conduct is more than he can bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Zaporowski
Lorain
Josephine
City Council Accepts Deed for Evie Street Widening
The council on Tuesday night passed an ordinance accepting a deed from John Nemeth and Bertha Nemeth for a strip of yard on lots 4 5 and 7 in Austin's addition to widen Evie street. The note recalls early Pioneer candle making by Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie
John Nemeth
Bertha Nemeth
Austin
Wellington Man Named Head of G. A. R.
S A Williams of Wellington was elected commander of the department of Ohio G A R at the 63rd encampment in Findlay He succeeds John McClay of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Rescue Captain From Steamer Laurel Wreck
NORTH HEAD Washington June 19 Captain Louis Johnson of the wrecked steamer Laurel refused to leave his ship when the crew was rescued. A coast guard crew retrieved the captain from the derelict as observers watched. The rescued crew started with the skipper toward Cape Disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Head
Wash
Louis Johnson
Laurel
Coast Guard
Cape Disappointment
Oberlin Wedding Among Oberlin and Buffalo Residents
Miss Blanche Ryan daughter of Mrs Arthur Ryan of East College street wed Stanley Elder of Buffalo in a ceremony at the First church. The event featured peonies palms and a ring ceremony by Dr Bohn. Guests included out of town visitors from Hillsdale Elizabeth Des Moines and Columbus. The couple plan to reside in Buffalo where Elder is a junior meteorologist with the weather bureau. A second quiet wedding occurred at Forest street with Helen Cooke marrying Stephen Grant of Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Blanche Ryan
Arthur Ryan
East College Street
Stanley Elder
Buffalo
Dr. Andrews
Ann Arnold
Pride
Faith Pierce
Eleanor Buck
Morris
Ill
Marie Lynn
Lakewood
Delores Buck
Columbus
Ryan
Alden R. Hoover
Elizabeth
N. J
Alden Hoover Ryan
Bohn
Martin Inn
Black Tulip
Elder
United States Weather Bureau
Oberlin College
Bertha Hoover
Hillsdale
Mich
Walter Elder
New Brunswick
W. H. Reither
J. Clyde Ryan
Muncie
Ind
Jessie Patton
Dayton
Frank R. Cass
Musketeen
Ray Johnson
Des Moines
Iowa
Marie Linn
Milton Forester
Stewart Schoof
Cadillac
F. Isabel Wo
Misa Wolcott
Carnegie Foundation For
Frank T. Cooke
Forest Street
Helen
Stephen Grant
Florida
Cleveland
J. A. Richards
Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Richards
Helen Porter Gent
Bowen Chant
Syracuse
New York
Jacob Hege
Wellington
Wellington High School
Frank Wharton
Bridgette Club
Harlewell Inn
West Lorain Street
Russel Rizzo
Canton
Julia Whittington
Omar Whittington
van Buren
Arkansas
Waldo Biliens
Florence Bill
Local Socials Highlight Weekend House Guests
En s Myrtle Whiteside and Julian Baker of Villa Beach East Cleveland Miss Beasle Worcester of Cleveland spending this week at Mrs George Morris Jr home Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hall of Elyria Sunday guests at Garrett Newell home Mr and Mrs Walter Walker of Morgan Street Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Gibson of North Russia Miss Hazel Gibson of Oberlin and Ed Johnson of Elyria visited Mrs Frank Austin of Lakewood Monday evening at the former's sister's home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ens
Myrtle Whiteside
Julian Baker
Villa Beach
Cleveland
Beasle Worcester
George Morris, Jr
Wilbur Hall
Elyria
Garrett Newell
Walter Walker
Morgan Street
Charles Gibson
North Russia
Hazel Gibson
Oberlin
Ed Johnson
Frank Austin
Lakewood
Brownhelm News Briefs Include a Wedding and Local Events
The Brownhelm area reports the marriage of Miss Phoebe French to Albert Nuhn at the Congregational church with Rev. N. E. Escott officiating. The couple plans a North Carolina motor trip and will reside west of Vermilion. Plus notes on illumination programs, a joint W C T U institute June 21, a Michigan fishing trip, visitors in town, and a June 15 birth, Leonard John Brill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Phoebe French
Dudley French
This Place
Albert Nuhn
Vermilion
Congregational Church
N. E. Escott
North Carolina
Brownhelm High School
Institute
Mary Haskell
Lorain
E. Kirby
Elyria
Susan Hinman
Oberlin
Nellie Hill
Henrietta W.C. T. U
Leonard Brill
Leonard John
F. H. Peck
Harold van Shoor
W. W. Thobaben
Cleveland Heights
Elmer Portman
Henrietta
John Kropf
Axtel
Charles Kishman
S. J. Leimbach
Louise Kniesel
Walter Angersbach
Elnora Nagle
Cleveland
John Nagle
Albert Latteman
Angus McPherson
Relic Trade in the 7th Century and Papal Ban
The passage notes relic trade began widely in the 7th century with fragments from Jerusalem. It states Pope Innocent III banned the sale of relics in 1198, though the prohibition apparently had no lasting effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Innocent III
Market price snapshot for dairy eggs poultry and potatoes
Market data shows butter extras at 44 to 46 cents per pound with firsts at 42 to 44 cents and seconds at 40 to 42 cents. Egg and fowl prices listed include broilers 38 to 42 cents, leghorns 21 to 23 cents, spring ducks 30 to 33 cents, old cocks 18 to 19 cents, geese 15 to 18 cents, stags 18 to 20 cents. Potatoes listed as York State 2.15 dollars per 50 pounds, Maine Crean Mt at 2.26 per 120 pounds, homegrown at 60 cents per bushel sack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York State
Maine
Crean Mt
Chicago
Fresh market produce prices from retailers this season
Quotations list wholesale and retail prices for apples, cabbages, cantaloupes, cherries, cucumbers, kale, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, and watermelons. Items include crate, dozen, or 10 lb. carton formats with prices ranging from 0.25 to 6.00 dollars, reflecting early season market rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clery
Florida
Richmond
Montemorency
Mississippi
Hogs and cattle prices rise in midweek market report
Hog receipts 2000 with most hogs 10c higher and cows and stags up 10c. Prices listed by weight range from 90 to 350 lbs with top hogs at about 11.60 to 11.75. Cattle receipts show 375 calves and 500 steers with steady to lower trends. beef steers around 12.50 and vealers 16.50. Sheep receipts 700 with fat lambs 15.00 to 15.50 and ewes 6.00 to 6.50. Chicago cash quotes note milk products and poultry values, eggs steady, butter higher, and various grain quotes for corn oats and wheat.
Toledo Grain Prices Reported June 19
Toledo commodity listing shows Wheat No 2 red 1.22 to 1.23 per bushel. Corn No 3 yellow 5.96. Oats No 2 white 49 1 2 to 50 1 2 cents. Barley No 2 62 to 63 cents. Rye No 2 1.04. Clover seed cash domestic old and new 16.00, cash imported old 12.75 new 13.25. Timothy cash old and new 2.80 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Minneapolis grain prices, June 19 listing grain futures
Minneapolis market note shows flour up 10 cents in car load lots, family patents at 6.60 to 6.70 a barrel. Bran quoted 22.50 to 23.00 per hundred weight. Wheat includes No 1 northern at 1.04 7 8 to 1.05 7 8, No 1 red durum around 1.90 to 1.94, July at 1.04 7 8, Sept at 1.07 7 8, Dec at 1.11 3 4. Corn No 3 yellow 84 1 2 to 85 1 2 cents. Oats No 3 white 41 1 8 to 42 1 8 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Wno
Doctor Bennett Opens Office at Elyria Savings Building
Dr. Herbert W. Bennett announces the opening of his medical office on the sixth floor of the Elyria Savings and Trust Building for the practice of medicine and surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
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Hildren
Lee Herndon
Page
Chronicle- Telegram
Dawes Outlines
Armolic
White Way
Boy Hart
KR. W. Bechtel Telephone Brock
Carter
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Ohio
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Herbert W. Bennett
Etta Kett
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