Six Die in Ohio Accidents Include Drowning and Crash
At least six people died in Ohio accidents today. Sylvia Milligan 17 of Columbus was killed when a car overturned near Lima while en route to Ashland for her wedding to Noah Dellinger 24 Columbus who survived. Francis Mueller 17 Cincinnati drowned in the Ohio River. Raymond B Tinnerman 19 near Dayton died after a car hit a pole. Thomas Riley 13 months old Cincinnati drowned in a five gallon paint can filled with five inches of water. Harold Young 8 Waverly died when car door opened and he fell. Raymond Murray 25 died after falling from the roof of his hot home.
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Ohio
United
Mites
Sylvia Milligan
Colum
Lima
Ohto
Miss Milligan
Noah Dellinger
Columbus
Ashland
Dellinger
Francis Mueller
Cincinnati
Raymond B. Tinnerman, S Jr
Dayton
Thomas Edward Riley
Kennon Riley
Harold Young
Waverly
Raymond Murray
Bar Association Nominations Made
The Lorain County Bar Association nominating committee backed Frank M. Stevens Sr. of Elyria for president and C. R. Summers of Oberlin for vice-president. W J Dilgren of Elyria was named secretary and treasurer with F A Stetson of Elyria D A Cook of Lorain and J J Smythe of Amherst on the executive panel. The slate goes to the bar for election next Monday and an announcement on the annual picnic will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Stevens
Elyria
Lorain
F. A. Stetson
D. A. Cook
J. J. Smythe
Amherst
Bar Association
Plan to Aid Cotton Growers Revealed
Washington reports a comprehensive cotton program by Secretary Wallace to restore pre-war prices and curb output. It would lease up to 10 million acres and pay farmers between 100 million and 150 million dollars in cash benefits this year.
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Washington
Wallace
Y M C A Camp Attracts Visitors On Vermilion River
The Y M C A Camp 1155 See Kes on the Vermilion River hosts a busy first summer period with 25 Elyria boys and visitors touring the grounds. A donated tall flagpole, funded by the Ohio Public Service Company and given by the National Tube Company, is being erected as improvements continue. The first period ends Wednesday with a larger second period expected, per W O McClellan, general secretary.
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See-Kes
Vermilion River
Ohio Public Service Company
National Tube Company
Elyria
W. O. McClellan
The
Child Fractured Collar Bone In Lake Ave Crash
William Hines eight, of 412 Foster avenue, sustained a fractured collar bone Saturday when the car he rode with his father, Howard Hines, collided head on with a machine driven by Jack Vogler, 52S Second street, at Lake avenue and Lodi. The boy was knocked against the front of the car by the impact and was taken to Memorial Hospital.
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William Hines
Foster Avenue
Howard Hines
Jack Vogler
Second Street
Lake Avenue
Lodi
Memorial Hospital
Abandoned Wagon Returned to Owner
Deputy Sheriff Joe Wooding helped recover a wagon left in Black River and returned it to J. T. Heady of Oberlin Road after authorities learned it had been taken by boys on 15th Street who believed it abandoned. Heady had reported the wagon stolen from the river. Wooding investigated and located the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wooding
Black River
J. T. Heady
Oberlin Road
Wooding
15Th Street
Police arrest teen for alleged car theft in Henrietta
Motorcycle Patrolman M. E. Olmstead arrested a 17 year old Henrietta boy this morning for the alleged theft of a car owned by Paul Rice of 245 Fifth street. The car was driven out of Rice's driveway about 5:56 a.m. today. Olmstead caught the boy driving the car about town and he is to be turned over to juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Olmstead
Henrietta
Paul Rice
Fifth Street
Rice
Olmstead
Fracture of Left Arm Suffered by Joe Spansk
Joe Spansk, 21, of Grafton, sustained a fracture of his left arm in an automobile accident about 10 39 yesterday. His injury was reduced at Memorial Hospital.
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Joe Spansk
Grafton
Memorial Hospital
Dog Bite Near Home Leaves Man Bitten, police called
Elsworth Gibson of 238 Hawe street was bitten on the left hand by a dog as he approached his home on Saturday evening. The incident was reported to police who located the dog owner and requested the animal be tied.
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Elsworth Gibson
Hawe Street
Helen Goodspeed Suffers Fractured Arm After Fall
Helen Goodspeed of 1768 Fast Avenue sustained a fractured right arm Saturday afternoon after falling from a swing. She received treatment at Memorial Hospital.
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Helen Goodspeed
Fast Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Window broken at G A Friday’s tailor on Lodi street
Police were asked to investigate a window break at G A Friday’s tailor shop on Lodi street Saturday night. Descriptions of two curious men were given to police.
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G. A. Friday
Lodi Street
Courz
Bicycle stolen from rear porch reported on Broad Street
Doyle Slutzker of 290 Broad Street reported to police that his bicycle was stolen from the rear porch of his home.
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Doyle Slutzker
Broad Street
Stolen Chickens Reported From Murray Ridge Farm
Arthur Fisler of Murray Ridge road reported to the sheriff that 21 chickens were stolen from his property Saturday night, outlining a burglary-like theft and prompting inquiries by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Fisler
Murray Ridge Road
Sheriff's Department
Ohio inmate Hughes hanged himself in jail cell
Cincinnati June 19 John Hughes 68 a cooper hanged himself in his Hamilton County jail cell after being brought in on a bench warrant issued by his wife Mrs Alice Hughes Coroner MM Scott Swearns reported the death notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John Hughes
Cooper
Hamiton County
Scott Swearns
Hughes
Alice Hughes
Explosion at Cleveland gasoline station causes $15900 damage
Sparks from an electric pump Sunday ignition of gasoline fumes triggered an explosion that wrecked a new Cleveland gasoline station. Fire officials blamed the blast as windows in nearby stores and homes within a block were shattered, with damage estimated at 15900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Suits Filed To Restrict Sale Of Beer In South Lorain
Seven common pleas court suits filed by Andrew Karahuta seek injunctions to bar 3.2 percent beer sales on properties tied to deeds by the Johnson Company and Sheffield Land and Improvement Company. Temporary hearings set for June 26 at 9 am. defendants include Earl Whalen Slovenian National Home Steve Gerr Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co John Dudas Joseph Leskovics and Fisher Brothers Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
South Lewain
Andrew Karahuta
Johnson Company
Sheffield Land and Improvement Company
Joseph Amelyi
Ujhelyi
South Lorain
Earl Whalen
Slovenian National Home
Steve Gerr
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
John Dudas
Joseph Leskovics
Fisher Brothers Company
92 Hungry Men Appreciate Elyria
Ninety two hungry men marching to Columbus as unemployed relief protesters were hosted overnight in Elyria. The Lorain County Agricultural Society and local merchants provided meals and sleeping quarters at the county fair grounds with city support.
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March of the Unemployed
Columbus
Elyria
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Merchants’ Hall
Council of
W. H. Vantster
E. J. Stankard
County Agricultural Society
Norwalk
Akron Man Shot Blamed on Youngstown Racketeers
In Akron Ohio on June 19 Harry Matteson was killed by shotgun blasts on his lawn. Police blame local policy game racketeers from Youngstown who allegedly sought a monopoly on number games. An automobile with three or four men feigned arrival as Matteson petted his Airedale while Mrs Matteson watched from a window.
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Akron
Harry Matteson
Youngstown
Matteson
Airdale
Death Notice Mire. James C. Murphy Dies at Home
Mire James C Murphy dies Sunday June 1 after long illness at 180 Erie street. She leaves husband one daughter Edna two sons William and another son two sisters from Rome New York and a number of siblings. Born October 5 1884 she lived in Elyria five years moving from Lorain. Funeral Tuesday at 9 from St Agnes Church with burial at St Marys cemetery Rome NY.
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James C. Murphy
Erie Street
Edna
Willam Onever Aid
Katherine Schneible
Rome
N. Y
Paul
Peter
George
Leo
Carl Schneible
Willis VanDewalker
Albert Eisinger
Murphy
Elyria
Lorain
Elstia
St. Agnes’ Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
New York
Obituary and Legion resolutions noted in erhart area
Inez Neff died Friday afternoon at her home in Erhart. Funeral services were held today at 9 from St Martin's church in Valley City. Survived by husband and two daughters Mrs Trattle Mills of Wellington and Mrs L J Reache, formerly of Elvira, now in Forhart. Resolutions urging withdrawal of the President's pension reducing power by Congress to be presented at the American Legion State convention in Lima August 13 to 15.
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Ertieart
Aire
Inez Neff
Erhart
St Martin's Church
Valley City
Trattle Mills
Wellington
L. J. Reache
Elvira
Forhart
Cincinnati
American Legion
Lima
Legion
Ohio
Injury reported as boy shot during gun play
Kenton Ohio June 19 junior Kidd ten of Forest was weakening from a gunshot wound to the lung inflicted while he and a companion played with a loaded gun. The youths said they knew the weapon was loaded but did not think it was cocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Junior Kidd
Forest
Caste Maintenance Said Tied to Bodily Contact Rules
A columnist notes that in India the maintenance of caste hinges on the practice of limited bodily contact with those outside one's caste, asserting the custom reinforces social boundaries through restrained interaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Club Activities Of Coming Week In Oberlin
Oberlin Ohio June 19. Regular American Legion Auxiliary meeting set for Tuesday June 20 at Mrs Claude Lyman East Lorain Street. Monday Night club postponed to Wednesday June 21. Dinner at Spaulding home North Pleasant street followed by bridge. Women’s Progressive club to meet June 21 at 5 pm at Mrs Lewis East Vine Street. Mrs Gunn hosts West Lorain North Cedar Woodland Avenue Neighborhood club Thursday June 22. Past Matrons of Eastern Star luncheon Friday June 23 hosted by Mrs A J Waite and Mrs Branigan. Pythian Sisters meet Friday June 23 at K P hall. Oberlin Business Men meet Friday June 23. Charles Edwards, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Edwards, underwent appendicitis operation yesterday at Allen hospital. Several local residents noted visiting relatives and weekend guests at various homes. Kenneth Worcester returns from year abroad. Various studies and visits marked week as centennial celebration continues.
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K. of P. Hall
Oberlin
Harley Edwards
Lakewood
A. B. Chesbro
North Pleasant Street
Dan Quiring
Ann
Sarah
Quiring
Haggerty
Cleveland
L. H. Pyle
East College Street
L. T. McFarland
Forest Street
Ohio Cities Speed Public Works Plans
Ohio cities press for federal funds to share in a $3.3 billion public works program. Cleveland leads efforts with plans totaling over $70 million, while Springfield, Cincinnati, Youngstown, Sandusky, and Conneaut file projects for flood control, streets, sewers, bridges, docks, waterworks, and parks, aiming to create hundreds of jobs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Springfield
Cincinnati
State Highway Department
Youngstown
Ann
Mark E. Moore
Sandusky
City Commission
Conneaut
Man who escaped state hospital dies by home made gun
John Gnyszek, 1, who fled Toledo State Hospital last March and hid in a marsh shack, committed suicide with a self made gun Sunday night. Four boys discovered his body while hiking the marsh. He fashioned a gun from an eight inch lead pipe with a drilled end and used a match to ignite the powder.
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Toledo
John Gnyszek
Toledo State Hospital
Gnyszek
Burban and Johnson Seek $500,000 loan for Power Plant
W W Burban former State Democratic leader and A C Johnson Danker will travel tomorrow to obtain a $500,000 loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to fund construction of a proposed municipal power plant in Kenton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
W. W. Burban
A. C. Johnson
Danker
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Join In Effort To Reopen Banks
New York reports a joint action by the committee for the nation and the national depositors committee to extend efforts to reopen closed banks nationwide. Vincent Bendix and Frank H. Schrenk note neither organization favors unsound banks but stress deposits are vital for prosperity and restoring purchasing power. About 4,000 banks closed hold roughly 5 billion dollars in deposits for 20,009,000 depositors.
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New York
Committee For the Nation
National Depositors Committee
Vincent Bendix
Frank H. Schrenk
Philadelphia
Bendix
Schrenk
Kidnapings Linked to St Paul Crime Probe
The News reports continued coverage of Hamm and Young Bohn abductions in St Paul, noting business leaders behind a fund oppose the city becoming a ground for extortionists. Other recent kidnapping victims include Leon Gleckman and Morris Rutman. Ray Robinson, a Canadian, pleaded guilty to Bohn related charges and was sentenced to Stillwater. Fern Sankey faced trial but was acquitted despite admitting she cooked for the victim.
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Hamm
St. Paul
Young Bohn
Leon Gleckman
Morris Rutman
Bohn
Ray Robinson
Stillwater Penitentiary
Fern Sankey
Verne
Woman's Association to Meet at Home of Mrs Phelps
June 19 Lake Avenue report notes the Woman's Association of the Community church will gather at Mrs George Phelps's Griswold road home Wednesday afternoon. The item also lists local social visits and departures including Croakey Easterday in Wellington Akro Gollder and Stop 11 notices, with several families hosting and attending community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Collier and Sons
W. T. Coller
Elyria
Jarca
Oberlin
Grain prices rise on Chicago Board of Trade opening
Wheat futures jumped at the opening as the dollar slipped against the British pound. July rose 17-8 cents, September up 13-8 to 17-8, and December up 13-4. Corn and oats climbed alongside wheat in early trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Court of Appeals rules in favor of Samaha in Lorain liquor case
A long legal fight over a Lorain liquor case settled today when the Court of Appeals reversed the Common Pleas and Municipal Courts, finding the evidence insufficient. Samaha was fined $200 by Lorain Municipal Court for violating the liquor ordinance, a verdict upheld previously then overturned on appeal. The Citizens' Home and Savings Association also filed suits totaling $7,375 against The Warner Boulevard Company and Clement Porciello et al for promissory note balances and foreclosures on Sheffield Lake and Lorain properties.
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Lorain
Court of Appeals
Joe Samaha
Samaha
Lorain Municipal Court
Common Pleas Court
Municipal Court
Citizens’ Home and Savings Association
Warner Boulevard Company
Sheffield Lake
Clement
Porciello Et All
Lo- Tain
Plan Study Of Sudan Grass In Lorain County
Lorain County plans seedings tour of Sudan grass with Earl Jones of Ohio State University and C Tl Hummel to study growth progress on farms and potential pasture use. Stops include farms needing pasture improvement and possible future seedings tour. Local farmers show interest as the crop fits July August pasture needs, not ideal for hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Earl Jones
Ohio State University
C. Tl. Hummel
Hummel
Dan Banausdol Suicide at Batavia Filling Station
Dan B Banausdol 71 formerly of Cincinnati killed himself at his Batavia filling station near here. The death occurred Sunday when he shot himself in the head at the service shop three miles from Batavia. He had lived in Cincinnati earlier and was known locally.
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Batavia
Dan B. Banausdol
Cincinnati
Sunda
Markets and livestock prices from Cleveland market report
Markets Cleveland produce steady extras and market steady for poultry with heavy fowl and leghorn lines. Calves strong to higher with bulk desirable weights. sheep and lambs active with improved quality and higher bids. cows and bulls quoted lower end of ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosters &c. Puytatues
Livehog and cattle market brief with price ranges
Market update shows hogs 160-300 lbs steady at about 4,907. lots of pins and rough Sawes around 3.50. some light lights and smooth cows at 3.75. Cattle steady with under 1,000 lb steers around 4.00 to 6.60. buttered description noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medeum
Oberlin dedicates boulder and honors centennial aids
The Oberlin community unveiled a large memorial boulder to Shipherd and Stewart with James T. Fairchild present. A large crowd attended the baccalaureate in the centennial tent as Dr. William J. Hutchins urged graduates to hold to core convictions and resist cynicism. An academic procession preceded the sermon, and Oberlin Collegiate’s centennial chorus performed under Olaf C. Christiansen. President Wilkins read from a Bible owned by 31 rescuers jailed in 1857 for aid.
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Shipherd
Stewart
James T. Fairchild
James Fairchild
Oberlin
William J. Hutchins
Berea College
God of Christ
Berlin
Oberlin Enterprise
Oberlin’ Musical Union
Olaf C. Christiansen
Conservatory of Music
Wilkins
Oberlin-Wellington
Grain price listing with color coded corn oats
A historical newspaper fragment lists prices for wheat corn and oats by color and grade. Entries show No 1 red wheat at 82 cents, No 2 red at 81, corn No 3 yellow 48 1 4, No 2 yellow 49 1 4, oats No 3 white 34 1 4, No 2 white 35 1 4 95 3 4.
Representatives for Lattin Go Workers Selected
Announcement today says representatives have been elected from employees of each department at H. A. Lattin Co to reestablish employee representation in mutual concerns. This method has been used for six years and is being renewed as production speeds up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Lattin Co
Oberlin centennial Alumni Day features lectures and concerts
Alumni Day marks Oberlin College centennial events with speakers Dr. Kedzie and Dr. Graham, plus Rev. Obenhaus. Alumni Council meetings, reunion meals, and a concert by the A Capella Choir and Conservatory String Quartet fill the day. Commencement tomorrow includes Dr. Millikan delivering the address and a full campus program ending with dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
William R. Kedzie
Congregational Foundation For Education
Chicago
Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Victor Obenhaus
Church of the Covenant
Cleveland
Wilkins
A Capella Choir
Conservatory
Finner Chapel
Oberlin
Robert A. Millikan
California Institute of Technology
Glee Club
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