Elyria Riding Club Secures First Members and Plans
Elyria Savings and Trust hosts a meeting led by Dr E P Clement to establish the Elyria Riding Club with an initial 25 members. The group approves purchases of five horses, outlines stabling and care, and plans housing at the fairgrounds and Spring Valley to serve residents across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Athe
Elyria Savings and Trust
Smacleus
E. P. Clement
Fairgrounds
Spring Valley
Odd Fellows Entertained at Elyria Lodge Event
After the J. O. C. F. No. 103 meeting, 125 members attended a stag party entertainment. Nadine Motts Rice gave readings, Clayton G. Hall and C. J. Mill Yer presented poems, and C. J. Miller led the program with impromptu remarks. A. E. Lord urged faithful service from all Elyria lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Motts Rice
Clayton G. Hall
C. J. Mill
C. J. Miller
A. E. Lord
Elyria Lodge
Candidate Sieber Visits Elyria for Congressional Bid
Joseph B. Sieber and his father former State Senator George W. Sieber, both of Akron, visited Elyria to drum up support for the younger man’s Republican bid for Congress. Sieber, a Yale and Harvard Law School graduate, 42, plans an active campaign with an organized team in Elyria and district towns, and previously ran for the Republican nomination for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Sieber
George W. Sieber
Akron
Elyria
Congress
Joseph Siebér
Chronicle-Telegram
Yale University
Harvard Law School
Death Notice Morris Carroll of Elyria Dies at 48
Morris Carroll aged 48 years two months and eighteen days died at his home 1057 East River Street Tuesday at 2 00 after four months of ill health He leaves his wife two children Maxine and Janet Mae and sister Mrs Gus Quade of Elyria He was a St Pauls church and Eagles Lodge member and had worked 22 years for Perry Fay Co Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 00 from St Pauls church burial in Ridge Lawn Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Carroll
East River Street
Maxine
Janet Mae
Gus Quade
Elyria
St. Paul's Church
Eagles Lodge
Perry-Fay Co
St. Paul’s Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Mitchell dies at home in Columbia Station age 55
George Fred Mitchell aged 55 years 11 months 27 days died June 20 at 5 15 a m at his home. He is survived by wife Jennie B Mitchell a son Vernon A Mitchell two sisters Nettie Ohnes and Gertrude Risinger one brother R B Mitchell and one half brother Elsworth Baker all of whom reside nearby. Funeral notice later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Station
George Fred Mitchell
Jennie B. Mitchell
Vernon A. Mitchell
Nettie Ohnes
Gertrude Risinger
R. B. Mitchell
Elsworth Baker
Merchants To Award Lorain County Days Prizes
On Thursday at 3 20 p m in Ely park Elyria merchants and the Elyria Board of Trade will award prizes to Lorain County Days buyers. First prize winner receives 500 dollars, second 200, third 100, five winners 20 each, and ten more winners 10 each. A city official will conduct the drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Park
Lorain County Days
Elyria
Elyria Board of Trade
Farrell to Leave for Toledo Department Head Role
Dan Farrell a 15 year Colson Co. veteran and Elyria figure will depart for Toledo to lead a department at Farrell Furniture Co. of Toledo He is a past grand knight of the Elyria Knights of Columbus and a member of the Elyria Elks.
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Farrell
Toledo
Dan Farrell
The
Colson Co
Om the
Farrell Furniture Co
Elyria Knights of ‘Columbus
Elyria Elks
Police Seek Bellevue Farmer Missing Two Weeks
Police search for Alex Berberick a 43 year old farmer from Bellevue R D No 4 who vanished from home two weeks ago He left a wife and seven children and is believed to have left to seek work to pay debts He is described as about 5 8 with sandy hair and blue eyes and considered a man of good habits
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Bellevue
Alex Berberick
R. D
Berberick
Lodi Reports Finding Elyria Runaway Girl
Elyria police were asked by Lodi officials last night about a sixteen year old girl who gave the name Mary Benton and said she lived on a truck farm near Elyria. Lodi said no missing girl of that name had been reported. Chief E. J. Stankard stated this morning that she is being held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LODI
Elyria
Mary Benton
E. J. Stankard
City to build sanitary sewer on Second Street this year
The city plans a sanitary sewer on Second Street from Middle Avenue to Fast Avenue this year with new pavement on the same section next year. Sidewalk improvements are on the schedule and more than eight hundred delinquent sidewalk notices have been sent out by the city.
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Second Street
Middle Avenue
Fast Avenue
Police Drive Out Gypsies From City Business District
Four carloads of unwelcome visitors were escorted to the city limits today and urged to move on after settling at Chestnut and Broad streets. Police described the visitors as Gypsies who then began to encroach on the business section.
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Chestnut
Broad Street
Car Strikes Truck on West Avenue in Hipton
Albert Haines of Hipton failed to stop at Second Street and West Avenue this morning and struck a truck owned by John Halpin. Police say damages were settled between the two parties.
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West Avenue
Albert Haines
Hipton
Second Street
John Halpin
Warning signs planned along Yellow Line streets
Service Director John N. Eldt was informed by Lake Shore Electric that glass reflector warning signs will be installed at Yellow Line cross streets on West street Bath street Foster avenue Erie street and Bond street in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Eldt
Lake Shore Electric
West Street
Bath Street
Foster Avenue
Erie Street
Bond Street
Ruswell Sues Thomas For 394 Damages In Car Crash
A. Ruswell files in common pleas alleging Joseph Thomas drove into his parked car on Lake avenue at 2 a.m. with both front and rear lights burning. The May 22 crash seeks $394 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
A. Ruswell
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Thomas
Orain
Man Found Drunk Fined Five Dollars and Costs
Vincent Bubarski of Quincy Street pleaded guilty in police court this morning to intoxication and received a fine of five dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Bubarski
Quincy Street
Ttis
Bubarski
Auto crash suit seeks 3000 from Louis Hooseck in Cleveland
Julia Karmaromy sues Louis Hooseck in common pleas court claiming she suffered serious injuries as a guest when Hooseck's auto collided with another machine in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Karmaromy
Louis Hooseck
Common Pleas Court Today
Hooseck
Cleveland
Koppenhafer Sues For Divorce In Common Pleas Court
Ernest J. Koppenhafer filed suit to obtain a divorce from Thelma E. Koppenhafer charging extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. The couple were married on Oct 8 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Koppenhafer
Common Pleas Court
Thelma E. Koppenhafer
Cherlin woman seeks foreclosure over note and debt
Julia A. Clark of Cherlin filed a common pleas suit today against George R. Hecock and others for 2018.25 alleged due on a promissory note. The plaintiff seeks foreclosure of the mortgage pledged as security for the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia A. Clark
Cherlin
Common Pleas Court
George R. Hecock
Edna Allen Files Divorce Suit for Gross Neglect
Edna M. Allen filed for divorce from Walter J. Allen in common pleas court today alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The couple married in 1917 and have one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna M. Allen
Common Pleas Court
Walter J. Allen
Seares Sues for $500 in Promissory Note Case
George A Heppenhafer of Lorain files a common pleas suit today against L A Willenbockel seeking collection of $500 alleged due on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seares
George A .Heppenhafer
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
L. A. Willenbockel
Wants Pay for Work in Common Pleas Court
Frank filed a suit in the common pleas court seeking 689 dollars for services he allegedly rendered on Joseph Frank Sr. s farm. The action names Joseph Frank Sr. as the defendant and centers on unpaid work performed by the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Frank, Sr
Mid-Wife Sued For $25,000 By Lorain Woman
Mrs Rose Youkas sues mid wife Christian Berth of Lorain for 25000 alleging negligence caused the stillbirth and serious illness to the mother during childbirth. The petition claims improper precautions and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Rose Youkas
Christian Berth
Democrats Plan Foreign Policy Shifts At Houston Convention
The platform promises revamping the Monroe doctrine to curb European encroachment in Latin America while preserving sovereignty. It advocates broader League of Nations cooperation, world court participation, extended arbitration treaties, and reduced naval armaments. Marines would be withdrawn from Nicaragua and Haiti after stable governments form, with Haitians allowed to revise post occupation laws. A new Panama treaty and open door trade policy are also urged.
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Washington
League of Nations
Houston
United Press
Monroe
United States
South America
League
Geneva
World Court
Great Britain
Japan
Nicaragua
Haiti
Luis Borno
Panama
War Department
Canal Zone
Canal
Coolidge and Hoover Era Fishing Trips At White House
National committee chairman commented on his undecided political future as President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge remain at Cedar Island Lodge. Weather keeps them indoors while Coolidge reportedly practices trout fishing and contemplates extended trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee
Mr. Coolidge
Butler
Hoover-Curtis
White House
Capitol
Jury awards 85000 in alienation of affections case
In Cincinnati Ohio a jury in common pleas court awarded Mrs. Mary Pennock Calerdine 85000 in damages for alienation of affections. The defendants are her mother in law Mrs. Mary Calerdine and brother in law William T Calerdine. The estranged wife of John Ralph Calerdine of Windsor Ontario sought 307000. Ten jurors deliberated two hours after a three week case session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mary Pennock Calerdine
Common Pleas
Mary Calerdine
William T Calerdine
Calerdine
John Ralph Calerdine
Windsor
Ont
Sabo Must Pay Death Penalty
The supreme court affirmed Akron killer John Sabo's death sentence for Barton Painter's death on May 26, 1926. Execution date to be set soon by the court. The decision also reversed a Montgomery county ruling that had sentenced Freeman to death for killing a Dayton police officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court
Summit County
John Sabo
Akron
Barton C. Painter
Montgomery County
Freeman
Dayton
Risko Godfrey Bout Postponed Fight at Ebbetsfield
New York June 20 The Risko Godfrey bout at Ebbetsfield tonight has been postponed due to threatening weather and will be held Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Risko-Godfrey
Ebbetsfield
Public Schools Aid Fund Helped 95 Children in Racine
Ninety five children in Racine Wisconsin received needed medical attention last year funded by a seven hundred dollar contribution. The program supported by the Public Schools fund provided care and services for local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
Famous Screen Dog Lone Eagle Visits Elyria
The German shepherd Lone Eagle, an eighteen month old film star from Hollywood, visits Elyria to entertain children at the Gates Home for Crippled Children. Owner Burt King showcases feats like door closing, typewriter use, telephoning, and word guidance without gestures. King plans a get acquainted tour to boost recognition of the canine film character among boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iamasake
Elyria
Hollywood
Calif
Gates
Burt King
Chronicle Telegram
King
Lone Eagle
Hull and Reed Camps Inch Toward Campaign Openings
Hull forces show little interest in Reed and vice versa as both camps delay organizing until leaders arrive. George R. Van Namee of Smith plans to come with a New York advance guard, while Reed sets up a hotel publicity suite with Frank J. Prince as manager. Reed expected Thursday.
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Hull
Reed
George
George R. van Namee
Smith
New York
van Namee
Duneau
Frank J. Prince
Severe Wind Storm Hits Wilmington and Surrounding Areas
The storm left a city in darkness for hours as trees and poles toppled and Debrig debris cluttered streets. Wilmington faces about 840,000 in damage with nearby towns totaling higher. Monro e county reports 10,000 damage from a Norfolk wind event, with roofs damaged at churches residences and the Danford hotel.
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Wilmington
Class
Woodsfield
Monroe County
Fair Grounds
Danford
Remus Case Traces Bootleg King From Trial To Asylum
The narrative follows George Remus once a millionaire bootlegger and legal/medical battles over his sanity. From murder of his wife in Cincinnati to a series of court rulings on habeas corpus and commitment, the fate of the infamous figure unfolds through probate and common pleas courts toward possible release. The story also notes the era’s broader context with a closing line on projected world sugar use for 1928.
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Jones
Kinkade
Matthias
Robinson
Marshall
Day
Allen
George Remus
Remus
Distre
Atlanta Penitentiary
Atlanta
Imogene
Franklin L. Dodge
Department of Justice
Troy
Dodge
Cincinnati
Lima
City Paving Delayed by Petitions Gaps
City Engineer John M. Powell urged earlier petitions for street improvements to avoid delays. He said this year's program will finish later than usual because property owners did not submit petitions in time. Officials plan a time limit on petitions to start work early, proposing fall or winter submissions for the next year's paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Powel
Powell
Avon Man Sued For 20000 In Two Suits
Jacob Diedrick of Avon is defendant in two $10,000 petitions filed by Charles E. Barnhart and R. A. Lambert of Willard. The suits allege Diedrick caused an auto crash at the Globacave muse and East 29th street corner in Lorain on May 27, injuring both plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Diedrick
Avon
Charles E. Barnhart
R. A. Lambert
Willard
Diedrick
Globacavemuse
East 29Th Street
Lorain
Market Snapshots from Cleveland Produce Market
Cleveland June 20 Potatoes from North and South Carolina bristles priced at 2.66 for branded and 2.25 to 2.50 for plain. Virginia branded 3.00. Poultry prices hold steady with heavy broilers 3.25 to 3.50 per unit and leghorns around 19 to 27 cents. Butter and eggs quoters unchanged.
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Cleveland
N. & S. Carolina
Virginia
Local wholesale fruit market shows uneven prices in Columbus
Columbus Ohio June 20 local wholesale fruit and vegetable market activity heightened with irregular prices. Apples Winesap box 2.75 to 3.00 Roma Beauty 2.74 to 3.00 Beans hamper 1.25 to 2.50 Cucumbers fancy hothouse per dozen .20 to 1.25 Dewberries 2 quart crate 4.00 to 5.50 Onions yellow Bermudas crate 1.25 to 1.50 wax crate 1.25 to 1.50 Oranges California box 7.00 to 8.00 Pineapples crate .59 to 5.00 Tomatoes Texas lidded lugs 1.75 to 2.28 Strawberries homegrown 24 quart crate 3.50 to 4.50 Beets bunched dozen 6 Carrots new hamper 1.25 to 1.50 crate 3.50
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Columbus. O
California
Texas
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Levelland June 20
Hogs receipts 1800, market steady to 10 higher. Top 1100 animals ranged 1990-1109, weights 200-250 and 130-160 lbs. Packing sows 850-875. Cattle receipts 250, calves 100, market steady with beef steers 1100-1155 and beef cows 775-1000, cutters 575-725, vealers 1350-1600. Sheep receipts 600, market steady with fat lambs 1450-1550 and cull lambs 1200-1350, fat ewes 450-600.
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Cleveland Livestoork
Levelland
Chicago cash quotations and livestock market brief
Market notes from Chicago and Toledo on June 20 show butter prices steady to firm with various butter grades quoted. Eggs unchanged with heavy case volume, poultry live and firm with typical carload bids. Wheat and oats hold near previous levels while corn and barley show modest shifts. Slower trading for potatoes with mixed regional prices. Toledo hog, cattle, calf, and sheep markets report light receipts and steady to slow conditions.
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Chicago
United States
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Bliss Triumphs
North Carolina
Idaho
Wisconsin
Minneapolis Grains Report June 20 Minneaplis
Grain prices listed with flour unchanged at shipments 31 792 barrels. Bran 30.00 to 30.50. Wheat No 1 northern prices 1 36 to 1 38 for July September December. Corn No 3 fellow 96 98. Oats No 4 white 62 1-4 to 64?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Business Men's club to discuss White Way lighting
Oberlin Ohio June 20 The bi weekly meeting of the Business Men's club in the council room of the town hall is likely to focus on proposed White Way lighting plans for the downtown business district. Lagging wires and poles remain in the streets awaiting action by the local electric company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Business Men’s Club
Electric Company
Eleventh Hour Tax Rush Swamps City Office
Judson Stone, local tax collector, reports a last minute rush as taxes are due today with a 10 percent penalty for late payment. Lines form from early morning, and several thousand dollars are collected as deadline nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Stone
Stone
Fire damages county home barn on East College street
Fire at Lorain County Children's Home barn on East College street Sunday evening caused over 200 dollars in damage to woodwork. The origin remained unknown as flames were checked quickly by local firemen. little hay or produce was stored in the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Children’s Home
East College Street
Roose
Johns Funeral Held Monday
Mrs Edward Johns a 64 year old colored woman was interred at Westwood cemetery after a funeral at her home 215 Groveland Street. She died of an undiagnosed ailment last Friday morning June 15 and was born April 7 1864 in Kentucky. She is survived by her husband and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Janettea) Johns
Westwood Cemetery
Groveland Street
Johns
David Woods
Kentucky
Seniors Make Merry At Prom at Oberlin
Oberlin seniors marked their four years with a long Senior Prom from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. with Jez Contrery and his Victor recording orchestra. After parties went to the lake and resorts for breakfast picnics moonlight trips and swimming. An unusually large procession of cars lined the streets around the Art building as the no driving rule was lifted for seniors during their last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Jez Contrery
Victor Recording Orchestra
Oberlin College
Oberlin College Commencement Ends Today
The ninety fifth Oberlin commencement ends today as reunion classes meet at the lake for final gatherings. The class of 1878 wins best attendance with 17 of 26 living members present, followed by 1898 with 48.4 percent. The daisy chain ceremonies occurred yesterday at 5 pm after a weather postponement. Virginia Tuxeill, senior class vice president, gave the official investiture of cap and gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Virginia Tuxeill
Cap
Holmes Named Faculty Member at Chemistry Institute
Announcement states Dr. Harry N. Holmes head of Oberlin College chemistry department will join the faculty of the Second Institute of Chemistry of the American Chemical Society. The event takes place this summer at Northwestern University Evanston Illinois. The institute is run similarly to the Institute of Politics at Williams College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N. Holmes
Oberlin College
Institute of Chemistry
American Chemical Society
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Institute of Politics
Willams College
City Removes Danger Of Big Elm
City crews removed giant branches from a massive red elm near J T Valassis at 25 Fourth Street after the tree was deemed a danger to life and property. Roots threaten a nearby foundation and city officials debate whether to prune or remove the trunk, which measures about 5 feet 6 inches in diameter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Valassis
Fourth Street
Nto
Elsyia
Black River
Plymouth Rock
City Safety Service
John N. Bjiot
Amundsen Nobile Rescue Efforts Loom Over Pole Drift
In Oslo the rumor of Amundsen landing near General Umberto Nobile’s encampment sparks cheers while rescue crews of 16 crew members on the Test dirigible face grave danger. Italian, Russian and Norwegian efforts push ahead by air, sea, and land as a polar rescue unfolds with bitter accusations and tense exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amundsen
Umberto Nobile
Oslo
Nobile
North Pole
Norge
Maligin
Foyn Island
Gen. Nobile
Krassin
Denmark
Spitzbergen
Rabushkin
Jtalia
Snell in Elyria Presents Ree Vitalizing Treatment
A one day only event Friday June 22 at Elyria Hotel offers Ree vitalizing and rejuvenative treatment details. Local readers are invited to consult about their personal case with Snell in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snell
Elyria
Onto
Elyria Hotel
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George F. Mitchell
Maghc Mrickland
A. Cornatoh
Pit Vend & Cornish
U. S
Sabo
Risko
Godfrey
Whiting
College
Holmes
Albert F
Middle Ave
S. R. Nichols New Funeral Home
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
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