Youth fined for stealing gasoline on Reynolds road
Harry Winney a La Grange Township youth pleaded guilty to stealing gasoline from county machinery on Reynolds road. He was fined 10 dollars and costs in Justice Petro's court. Sherif Adams said more arrests may follow as thefts from county machinery continue across the county. Grass fire on East Broad street and Park avenue was extinguished by a girl with a garden hose after starting in a waste paper burner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Winney
la Grange Township
Court of Justice
Joseph Petro
Reynolds Road
la Grange
Sherif Clarence E. Adams
East Broad Street
Park Avenue
Elyria
Court actions report various civil claims filed yesterday
In common pleas court Rosine Teti sues Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association for 1500 on a death claim tied to Pasquale Teti who died June 24 1930 in an automobile accident. Mary Pop Serlu seeks 1470 in arrears for care and custody of a minor child against Gideon Serlu. Judge W B Thompson reflects a 30798.28 finding on a promissory note by C E Strickland vs Clara L Biddulph and others. Amherst Savings and Banking Co sues B D Sausaman for 227.44 by confession. George W Morris and Louis E Burgner pursue 2071.17 against E Grace Johnston and W C Johnston by confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Rosine Teti
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association
Pasquale Teti
Common Pleas Court
Mary Pop Serlu
Gideon Serlu
W. B. Thompson
C. E. Strickland
Clara L. Biddulph
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
B. D. Sausaman
A. R. Webber
George W. Morris
Louis E. Burgner
E. Grace Johnston
W. C. Johnston
Lehman and Lehman Charged in Theatre Theft
Two Elyria men Julius J. Lehman Jr and Carl Lehman were arrested on grand larceny charges for stealing an adding machine from the Dreamland Theatre in Lorain. They pleaded not guilty at a preliminary hearing and were to appear before Justice Walter Watts for a hearing this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Clarence E. Adama
Dreamland Theatre
Lorain
Julius J. Lehman, Jr
Carl Lehman
Court of Justice
Walter Watts
Three Men Held In Theft Of Gasoline
Cleveland men Willard Clark David Little and William Gillen were held for investigation by Ely Tia police after confessing to stealing gasoline from a car. Officers paused the car at Forest View Farms when suspicions arose and later learned the men lacked identification for the vehicle. They admitted stealing fuel from Hamilton Buick Company and claimed they were en route from Toledo to Cleveland but lost their way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dng
Ely Tia
Willard Clark
David Little
William Gillen
Forest View Farms
Middle Avenue
Fourth Street
Toledo
Hamilton Buick Company
Extradition Request For Louis DeFazio To Lorain County Ohio
Governor White requests New York to extradite Louis DeFazio from New York City to Lorain County Ohio where he faces a charge of support of minor children. DeFazio allegedly deserted two children Louis Jr. and Aurora residents of Elyria. Cleveland bus driver Clarence Mallen was arrested for reckless driving after passing a truck on a curve at Middle Avenue and Eighteenth Street. Cleveland police asked Elyria to locate Barrett Osgood to inform him of his brother Charles Osgood's death, but he could not be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
New York
White
Louis DeFazio
New York City
Lorain Country
DeFazio
Louis, Jr
Aurora
Elyria
Clarence Mallen
Cleveland
Middle Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Barrett Osgood
Charles Osgood
Second Period At Y Camp Begins
The second period of the 1932 camping season at Camp Iss-Seches Elyria Y. Mure began with 44 boys assigned to Mohican Chester Hunt leader Lawrence Greene Tom Vaughn Bud Lersch Rodney Long Paul Stentz Bradford Warner John Gailey Frederick Stedman Charles Wharton Curtis Atkinson Don Taylor and Richard Bell. Wrandotte lodge George Goecke leader Charles Herald etc. The boys will stay 19 days with visitors day Sunday. Two Lorain youths asleep in a box car were saved by police after a railroad detective found them. gasoline theft reports from several cars noted by Fred Schmauch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss-Sec-hes
Elyria Y. Mure
Vermilion River
Mohican Lodge
Chester Hunt
Lawrence Greene
Tom Vaughn
Bud Lersch
Rodney Long
Paul Stentz
Bradford Warner
John Gailey
Frederick Stedman
Charles Wharton
Curtis Atkinson
Don £. Taylor
Richard Bell
Wrandotte Lodge
George Goecke
Charles Herald
William Fell
William Olsen
William Lersch
Lester Drage
Robert Redington
Thomas Redington
Robert Grund
Robert Olsen
Rodney Lyndon
Huron Lodge
Paul Coniam
Richard Shafer
William Close
Ward ‘Traverse
Burdett Lawson
J. B. Johnson
Richard Selman
Hoover plan seeks global arms cut and disarmament
The report outlines how the Hoover plan would reduce all armaments by about one third, abolish bombing planes gas and tanks and cut armies and navies toward London Treaty quotas. Rear Admiral Moffett warned that neglect of defense could bring a fall while urging forceful peace enforcement. France seeks security amid disarmament talks as nations debate safeguards and costs for taxpayers over the coming decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japa
France
William A. Moffett
Naval Aeronautics
United States
American Legion
Macon
Gibson
Attending Odd Fellows Meet in Cleveland Ohio
Oberlin residents J and C R Summers attend the Ohio Odd Fellows centennial convention in Cleveland with delegates from 619 lodges. Opening events included a banquet, reception and ball at Hotel Statler and a parade of Patriarch Militant units and grand lodge officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
C. R. Summers
Ohio
Cleveland
Hotel Statler
William J. Kennedy
B. F. Reading
Toledo
Victor &. Leanza
Grand Lodge
Rebekah
Elyria Democrats weigh Baker in national convention
Everett Wilson endorses Newton D. Baker as Democratic nominee prospects in November. Elyria Democrats debate Roosevelt’s chances and prefer an Ohio candidate, with Baker, Cox, White, or Bulkley among possibilities. Some favor changing the two thirds rule to majority for nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Wilson
Baker
Ohio
VanUster
Newton D. Baker
Fred Underhill
Safety Service
Elyria Democrats
T. A. Conway
Roosevelt
Cox
White
Charles Guth
Ritchie
Squire
Wilson
Chronicle-Telegram
Italy Backs Plan In Unconditional Support For Pact
Italy was the first nation to approve the plan unconditionally. Foreign Minister Grandi telephoned Premier Mussolini, who approved it at once. Mussolini’s outline foreshadowed Grandi’s commission speech. Tsuneo Matsudaira said Japan would study the plan and keep private talks going, hoping for changes to London and Washington naval treaties rather than a strict naval strength cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Dino Grand
Benito Mugsolini
11 Duce
Grandi
Tsuneo Matsudaira
London
Washington
Roosevelt Seeks Two-Thirds Rule Break at Convention
Roosevelt's camp weighs drastic moves to smash the two-thirds rule as Curry hedges Tammany support. Farley reports Curry seeks the best man, while Roosevelt aims for a late capitulation or a line vote to overturn the rule at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Carr
Tammany Hall
Smith
Roosevelt
Currys
Blackstone Hotel
James A. Farley
Curry
Tammany
United Press
Missouri
Virginia
Roosevelt General Staff
Tools and dishes stolen from Eaton School report
Sheriff's officers investigated the theft of about $300 in tools dishes and silverware from Eaton School. The items vanished from the manual training room and the home economics room, with authorities continuing inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton School
Kiwanis Musical Potpourri Delights Riowanians
Riwanian club members enjoyed a Thursday Kiwanis program at Hotel Newell featuring an impromptu musical potpourri by local crooners Ray Benz Dec Wilson Bob Corts A H Waters and a quartet of James Lilley William Struck Paul Wainwright and Jim Dall. Harland Brown served as officer of the day. A H West reported the financial results of the inter club meet. Walter Schultz announced a Kiwanis softball game for Friday at 6 30 pm at the stadium with teams to be captained by Schultz and Brown. Paul Wainwright noted this was his first Thursday in town this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Newell
Ray Benz
Dec” Wilson
Bob Corts
A. H. Waters
James Lilley
William Struck
Paul Wainright
Jim Dall
Harland Brown
A. H. West
Financelal
Walter Schultz
Kiwanis
Trial Before Mayor Continued To Saturday
John Prodofsky faces a driving while intoxicated charge. He was arraigned in Mayor W H Van Oster's court after a rain delayed trial. police arrested him on Lake avenue last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Prodofsky
Lorain
W. H. van Oster
Lake Avenue
Two Men Fined For Intoxication Before Mayor Oster
Two men were fined five dollars and costs each on intoxication charges at arraignment before Mayor W. H. Oster this morning. The defendants identified as James Long and H. Harris faced the court and were fined for the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.h.anoster
James Long
H. Harris
Death Record for Joseph Frank 3
Joseph Frank 3 of Lake Avenue died suddenly Wednesday afternoon after a year in poor health. Survived by widow Katherine and three children Catherine Pauline and Mrs N J Papajohn of Mt Clemens Michigan, two grandchildren, and two sisters in Cleveland. Funeral arrangements not complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Frank
Lake Avenue
Katherine
N. J. Papajohn
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
Catherine
Pauline
Cleveland
Clarence Barber Performs Violin Solo at Junior Grange Meeting
Garden Club Invited to Medina Meeting. Wellington Flower Club members invited to Medina to meet at R. Ht Randall home 37 North Court Medina Friday evening. Randall rose specialist and Mrs Randall delphiniums expert with 200 varieties blooming in Randall garden. Church teas enjoyed by Congregational Women's Association with 30 guests at Kane home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Barber
Garden Club
Medina
Wellington Flower Club
Medina Flower Club
R. Ht. Randall
North Court
Randall
Neighborhood Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Barrick Home
Mrs E L Barrick entertained Neighborhood Bridge Club members Tuesday evening. High scores for the eve ning went to Mrs Guy Wells and Mrs R W Falls. BRIEFS Mrs Theodore Warner and son of Cleveland visit the George Warner home. Flora Horr of Cleveland visits two days with her parents C W Horr and wife. Lena Dibbles improving in health. G B Rolce has shingles. Decoration Day Committee meets in G A R Post rooms to pay bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Sassett
Wellsville
George Jackson
Neighborhood Bridge Club
E. L. Barrick
Guy Wells
R. W. Falls
Theodore Warner
Cleveland
George Warner
Flora Horr
C. W. Horr
Lena Dibbles
G. B. Rolce
Decoration Day Committee
G. A. R. Post Rooms
Markets Chicago Cash Quotations and Local Prices
A dense market rundown covering butter receipts and prices, hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep at Cleveland and Chicago. Highlights include Chicago cash quotations for butter at steady prices, grain quotes for wheat corn and rye, farm market listings for fresh produce like asparagus, beets, cabbages, and strawberries, and livestock figures for Cleveland with hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep showing varied shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Elias
Cleveland
Elyria Plant Hosts World Visitors in Sanitary Engineering Tour
Elyria’s sewage treatment facility welcomes John B. Watson of Hoxgush and fellow engineers from abroad. Watson, a leading sanitary engineer of the British Empire, commends the plant’s efficiency as he tours the nation. Castorgne, the consulting designer behind Elyria’s system, accompanies him on the itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
John B. Watson
Hoxgush Sanitary Enginser
British Empire
Watson
Sewate
George B. Castorgne
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North Ridge
Township Line
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Gamo Largeny
Baltimore and Unio
Fred Schmauch
Huron Street
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alylen
Ronald Wilbond
Odd Fellows
W. L. Tenner
Mary Elizabeth
Bradford
Onekama, Mich
Eloise White
Hollywood Avenue
H. W. Keighley
Evangeline Hacker
North Park Street
Martin Lauer
West Ridge
Vivian Spencer
University of Pittsburgh
Merwin
Elizabeth Upton
Frances Cooke
Iseorgian Bay
Ben Wade
Barbara
Arthur Williams
The
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Interlochen, Mich
Wayne Tucker
Anna Cole
South Main Street
Feena Lehti
North Pleasant Street
University of Chicago
George Smith
Sullivan
Amy Ingraham
North Cedar Avenue
Paul Winter
Ellwood, Pa
William Winter
Spring Street
Alice Jones
George Jones
Aloe Camp
New Hampshire
A. Rusbatch
West College Street
Allen Hospital
Max's Barber and Beauty Shop
Richman Bros. Fine Clothes
Roth Tailor Shop
Broad Strekgit
Wellington
Amelia Ray
Jacob Ray
King's Daughters
Rebekah Dodge
King’s Daughters
Blanche Smith
Charles Sheldon
F. B. Gregg
Mary Knapp
Jessie Wright
Marion Roedel
C. B. Weedman
A. B. Southard
Dodge
Sheldon
Bobbie Sutlit
Helen Sutlit
E. F. Grose
Lorain County
E. M. Vincent
Vincent
Leland Roberts
Grace Chapman Roberts
Rochester
Lee Wadsworth
O'Brien
T. A. Laundon
Jon Boal
Mary Lucy Markham
Women's Association of the
Congregational Church
Hugh Kane
J. W. Shook
Kane
Zelma Clinesmith
Kentucky Mountain
Marie Hege
Fred Douglass
Migges Margaret
Jeannette Warner
Cassie Rowland
Robert Greggs
John Wight
Lettie Hawk
Wight
Wellington Fire Department
Geo. R. Allen & Son
Boston
Leobergs
Mine Fair Aquality
Ug. Aus
Gleveland
Reese
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
WSITS
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
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