Protest Over Double Liability Assessment Headed to Judge
Judge C. H. Huston of Mans fred was to rule on protesting stockholders who challenge a double liability assessment by the state against 77 Lorain People's Savings Bank stockholders. The suit claims liquidation is controlled by The Cleveland Trust Company, creditor to about 270000, with a projected 120000 shortage after liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Huston
State Superintendent of Banks
People’s Savings Bank of Lorain
Joseph L. Stearn
Cleveland
Cleveland Trust Company
Cleveland Trust
Ira Fulton
Youths Taken In Custody On Suspicion
Police detained two transient youths from Detroit and Cleveland after a Middle Avenue resident reported loitering on a neighbor’s porch during porch remodeling. They claimed to sleep there for the night and were released this morning without charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland
Middle Avenue
Woman Fined by Mayor Smith for Alcohol Disturbance
In police court Mayor Leonard South fined Fanny Jackson of 25 West Avenue $25 for intoxication after a disturbance on West Avenue. Jackson, a frequent offender, has spent much of the past year in county jail on drunkenness and assault charges before being remanded for nonpayment of about $35 in fines and costs. Joe Skienner pleaded not guilty to reckless driving after an early Saturday morning crash. Mayor Leonard Smith scheduled his trial for Friday at 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme
Fanny Jackson
West Avenue
Leonard South
Joe Skienner
Furnace Street
Leonard Smith
Skienner
Eva Bronson
Berea St
Berea
Smith
Eklenner
Junior Class of Elydra Nursing School Dance at Elks Hall
The John son Hall School of Nursing of Ely dra Meterial Hospitals hosts a Checkit Dance Thursday evening at the Elks Hall front nine to one. Freddie Faye's orchestra provides the music for dancing. Colonial Club members dined with Mrs C H Merthe at the Gables, dessert at 1:30 for fourteen members and a guest, then five hundred games. Mrs W A Reed of 234 Harvard avenue to host in two weeks for the annual meeting and officer elections, marking season’s close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Hall School of Nursing
Elydra Meterial Hospitals
Elks Hall
Freddie Faye
Colonial Club
C. H. Merthe
the Gables
W. A. Reed
Harvard Avenue
Licenses Granted in Lorain and Elyria Roster
The notice lists licenses issued to Wilburn Golden a 34 welder of Lorain Martha Brennan 25 also of Lorain Patrick Antonelli 25 civil engineer Cleveland Leon dina Cooper 25 Lorain Harold L Nuhn 25 Lorain shipper Katherine M Pratsch 22 Lorain Beatrice Halliday 20 Elyria Dan Lewis 24 Elyria painter Beatrice Halliday address 454 Adams street Elyria Robert H Goacher 29 Elyria M C A secretary Magdalen K Gollmar 24 of 1315 Lake Avenue Elyria
Hospital Admissions Case List Clippings
Admissions list includes Miss Mildred Ernst Amherst and Mrs. Paul Summerlee 257 Broad Street. Richard Franklin 207 East Heights Blvd David Taylor 232 Harwood Street Gertrude Green 165 North Elizabeth Townsend 237 Ohio Street Mrs Oscar Jacobs 17 Phillips Court Julius Bedoes 129 Monroe Street Mrs Lyle Coonrad Orain Arthur A Hant Mrs Lyle Springer Romained No. Olmuted discharge Nelson Brown 12 West Avenue William McConnail 141 Lake Avenue David Taylor 232 Harwood Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Ernst
Amherst
Paul Summerlee
Broad St
Richard Franklin
E. Hts
David Taylor
Harwood St
Gertrude Green
Elizabeth Townsend
Ohio St
Oscar Jacobs
Phillips Ct
Julius Bedoes
Monroe St
Lyle Coonrad
J.orain
Arthur A. Hant
Lyle Springer
R. D
Nelson Brown
West Ave
Iliam
McConnail
Lake Ave
Kiwanians Hear Story Of Sugar In Elyria
Dr. J. Arthur Brock, scientist and economist, will speak at the Elyria Kiwanis Club noon meeting at the Hotel Graystone on Thursday on The Story of Sugar. Brock is an authority on beet sugar, with articles in trade journals. The beet sugar industry is key in Western Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. Also announced today M. T. Yamamoto, Tokyo journalist, will discuss Then Far East at the July 5 club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur Brock
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Graystone
Brock
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
M. T. Yamamoto
Japanese Times and Mail
Tokyo
Far East
Court actions in Lorain and Elyria areas
Andrew Kelley and Thomas Sylvester of Lorain were fined 35 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail by Judge D A Cook after conviction for assault and battery. They waived a jury in a case tied to an alleged assault with intent to rob Nick Chitmar of a Lorain beer parlor. Lorie Knapp won a divorce from Clasten D Knapp on cruelty grounds in Judge Guy B Findley’s court. Jennie Dacoby won $1298.50 against Louis Taeb of Lorain. Elyria Clinic receiver OW Delsrenar filed suit against Learal Neal for 159. Ernest H Martett seeks divorce from Julia Martett of Syracuse N Y, alleging neglect. Cleva LeGere of Elyria seeks divorce from Fred LeGere on neglect and cruelty. Walter M Reed of Lorain seeks divorce from Corrine R Reed on neglect and cruelty. Kenneth Witbeck of Elyria pleaded guilty to defrauding an innkeeper, posted 100 bond, settlement expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Kelley
Thomas Sylvester
Lorain
D. A. Cook
Nick Chitmar
Kenneth Witbeck
Elyria
Joseph Petro
Samuel Deutsch
Jackson Hotel
Witbeck
Elyria Plants Urged to Display Clear Factory Signs
Marty W. Luethi of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce asks plant operators along the New York Central to install easily read signs for railroad passengers. He notes many plants already have signs, while others need repainting or better placement to be visible from fast trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Newark Central Railroad
Marty W. Luethi
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Luethi
Councilman Leonard Fowls Elected Yet Not Seated
The report notes Leonard Fowls, long time Cleveland Southwestern Railway employee for 29 years, now in apartment management, as the named councilman. He was not present to be seated at last night’s meeting and will take his chair at the next session after notice of his election. He is also known as an expert bowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Fowls
Wilcox
Cleveland Southwestern Railway
Oberlin Nuptials in West Oberlin Courtyard Ceremony
The Oberlin area heard a wedding last evening at the Geamann home west of Oberlin as Miss Gertrude B Bau man wed Lawrence A. Jackson of West Russia township. The ceremony on a veranda featured music by Eleanor Geauman and Viola Geauman with the Lohengrin march. The bride wore white lace over satin and received a shower bouquet. a reception and luncheon followed with many local families attending. After a eastward wedding trip, the couple will live with the bride's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Mero
Mia
Samuel Geaumarn
Gertrude B Bauman
Lawrence A. Jackson
Raymond Jackson
West Russia Township
C. J. Schmidt
St. Peter's Evangelical Church of Amherst
Eleanor Geauman
Viola Geauman
Charlotte Powers
Dorothy Gerber
Elizabeth Ann Rowse
Mary Lou Geauman
Dorothy
Kenneth
Walter Geauman
Sam Geauman
Robert
Marjorie
Ernest Geauman
Andrew
Fred Forster
Esther
Carl Bruening
Ralph Hamlin
Lynne Hamlin
Ruth Ebrke
F. M. Hahn
Jeane
Ambassadors Of Good Will Are Feted Here
Two Good Will Ambassadors from the Grand Lodge of the Elks visited Elyria greeting locals at a hotel and touring the town with police escorts. A club dinner and vaudeville program followed at the Elks lodge on Second Street featuring Florida fishing films by William Brandt and remarks by Frank Boland on highway safety and welfare work. The visit continues to Rose and Findlay before Toledo the next day en route to the Denver Grand Lodge convention, with additional tours totaling 1390 cars from other regions joining toward Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will
Grand Lodge
The
B. P. O. Elks
Denver
Elyria
Elyria Elks
Lakewood
Elks’ Club
Second Street
Good Will Ambassadors
Florida
William Brandt
J. W. Brandt
O. J. Shafer
Lorain County Negro slave survivor Louise Jackson dies
Louise Jackson aged about 90, born a slave in Mississippi, lived in Lorain County over 70 years. She died at her daughter’s home at 3 p m, following six years of illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Theodore Francis. funeral Thursday at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Roscoe C Smith. Interment in Ridgetown cemetery mausoleum. body at funeral home for viewing. Also note reporting line on Leipziz fair attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Jackson
Mississippi
Lorain County
Theodore Francis
Spruce Street
Jackson
Bethany Baptist Church
Ridgetown Cemetery
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Gambling Charges Are Dismissed
Major Leonard Smith dismissed gambling charges against Jerry Hare Kace and Andy Berezuck after a Woodford Avenue craps game arrest. Police found 45 cents and dice during search. defendants claimed no ownership and pleaded not guilty at arraignment. Barkacs, a noted basketball star, and Bereznek acted as their own counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Hare Kace
Mast & Mile Road
Warren, C
Andy Berezuck
Woodford Avenue
Thins Clty
Leonard Smith
Burkaes
Berenmnick
Irondale Street
Potter Headquarters
Barkacs
Berezieh
Major Smith
Bereznek
Death Record for Mrs Arma CroweIe and Clifton of Oberlin
Death notices for Mrs Alma L Crowell of Capelroud Eaton Township and Clifton of Oberlin. Alma Crowell, 1888 born Eaton, wife of Richard H Crowell, survived by four children, a grandson, three sisters and three brothers. Services set 2 pm Wednesday at Nichols Funeral Home, burial in Butternutridge Cemetery. Clifton, 71, Oberlin resident, died at Ingle side Convalescent Home after Cleveland Clinic care. Survived by wife Ella, two daughters, a granddaughter Janet Ashley. Brief service at 2 pm Thursday at 40 King Street, Oberlin, with Avon M E Church services to follow. flowers omitted per family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma L. Crowell
Richard H. Crowell
Capelroud
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Eaton
Eaton Township
North Eaton
John Henne
Grace Garretson
Clive Vick
Wellington
Fred
Milo
Ester
George Phelps
Flyrna
Nichols Fneral
Stevenson
Butternutridge Cemetery
G. Clifton
Clifton
Oberlin
Lorain County
Ingleside
Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
Avon
Masonic Order
Dover
Ella M. Clifton
H. F. Ashley
Beulah Clifton
Janet Ashley
King Street
Avon M. E
S. Lee Whiteman
A. A. Hunter
Obituary: Jacob Ruffing Dies in Cleveland After Accidents
Jacob Ruffing formerly of Oberlin died at 2627 Bailey Court Cleveland at 2 30 Sunday afternoon June 20 after two Oberlin accidents and heart complications during the past two years he had resided in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Ruffing
Cleveland
Oberlin
Bailey Court
Ruffing
Playground Expansion Plan For City Schools Details
The council discussed a WPA supervised four to five playgrounds at Allen McKinley Hamilton Gates and Edison schools. Councilman Henke urged faster action while Councilwoman Coburn linked the project to her congestion stance. The piece references a Vienna related figure and notes a 1934-35 financial comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Frank Henke
Henrietta Coburn
Allen School
Allen
McKinley
Hamilton
Gates
Edison
Market Notes and Grain and Livestock Prices
Market report fragment lists corn and oats prices No 2 yellow and white with bids, flour and feed prices per bushel or ton, including bran and gluten meal terms. Livestock prices show cattle and calves values, hogs and sheep receipts, with district quotes and grade notes. poultry and dairy items noted, with regional price ranges and market activity described as steady to active.
Visit to two Lorain County institutions by WPA class
WPA adult education group visited Lorain County Home and the Oberlin children’s home, led by teachers Mrs. Dicks, Mrs. Tremaine, and Miss Myers. Elyria South Amherst and Lorain residents joined, with more trips planned this summer. contact Mrs. Platner for enrollment. A morning collision on Broad Street involving Vernon Heath and Milton Zink caused minor damage with police reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
WPA
Tremaine
Myers
Elyria
South Amherst
Lorain
R. W Balls
Oberlin
Alice Platner
WEA
Washington School
Vernon Heath
East River St
Milton M. Zink
Broad St
Broad Street
Workers Massed for Back to Work March in Ohio Plants
Troops gathered to deter plant reopenings as militiamen and county officers patrolled Youngstown Warren and Niles. Picket lines thinned while authorities urged order and turned back non-strikers amid a sudden mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uour
Mma
Youngstown
Warren
Niles
Canton strike zone braces for back to work move
In Canton the picket lines grew heavier as talks of workers returning stirred tensions. Col BE Pp Lawlor, a national guard observer, said the situation remained under control despite two reports of minor violence. A home belonging to Mrs Grace Ronde was dynamited overnight. Joan Grady, 25, a union welder at Union Metal Products Co., was reported beaten on returning home from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Col. BE. Pp. Lawlor
National Guard
Grace Ronde
Joan Grady
Union Metal Products Co
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J. ©. Parsch
Third St
John T. McCarthy
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Plan Annual Meeting
E. F. Whitney & Son
Clownson’s Market
COREE
Boscul Coffee
Maxwell House
Aks
Wisconsin
Vic
Lorie Knapp
Clasten D. Knapp
Guy B. Findley
Jennie Dacoby
Louis Taeb
Delsrenar
Elyria Clinic
Suy Today
Learal Neal
Henrietta Township
Ernest H. Martett
Julia Martett
Syracuse
N. Y
Cleva LeGere
Fred LeGere
Walter M. Reed
Corrine R. Reed
Bluebird
Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevenger
Mhong
Gertrude Geauman
Richard
Matt Bender
Blyrint
Robert Lee
Xear
Eizabeth Ann
Marjorie Manning
Phyllis Whitney
Lillian Dudley
Agnes Mitre
Toma Gibson
Wilma
Hull
Gene Hobbs
Paul James
James
Elizabeth Kelly
Harry Kelly
M. St. Brammer
Deflancs
Congregational Christian Youth Conference
Walter Walker
Frank Craiz
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
New York City
Boston
Portland
Maine
Howard Vanderlip
Landover
Maryland
F. E. Vanderlip
North Main Street
Alice M. Rath
North Cedar Avenue
Lakeside
Webb Park
Anstime Kodak Films
Middle Ave
East Avenue
Leipziz
Germany
Mrs. Arma Crowele
Page
Vienna
Austria
F. A. Humphrey
Tooms
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Butler
Van
Ehlekens
Ehlekens, Thin Ated No
Younn Ducks
Andy Mau Nod Lie
Wid Lee
Polatons
U.S
Calif
North Carolin Louistone
W. R. Roxrichez
Elyria Say & Trust
Hertford
Myrtelle
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