Father of Engineers Testifies in Kidnap Case
In Barnstable Massachusetts on June 23 Kenneth Buck alleged that Neil C. McMath, a Harwich boat-builder, knew members of a bootleg gang that kidnapped his daughter Pegsy McMath for 60 000 dollars. Kenneth, 98, testified that a bootlegger named Bill said McMath needed money. He recounted a note Peggy sent the day after the abduction and Cyril Buck’s warning to quit the racket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstable
Mass
Kenneth Buck
Neil C. McMath
Harwich
Pegsy McMath
Kenneth
Bill
McMath
Cyril
Elias Burwick
Peggy
Burwick
West Harwich
Ohio eight telephone firms halted dividends by order
Eight Ohio telephone companies, subsidiaries of Interstate Telephone and Telegraph, were ordered by the Ohio Public Utilities Commission to stop paying dividends on common stock until their depreciation reserve and surplus accounts are rehabilitated to the commission’s satisfaction. The firms operate in southwestern Ohio and include Ohio Telephone Service, New Paris Home Telephone, Eaton, Camden, Hollandsburg, Eldorado and West Manchester, Union City, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Telephone Companies
Interstate Telephone and Telegraph Company
Abilene
Kan
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ohio
Ohio Telephone Service Company
Greenville
New Paris Home Telephone Company
New Paris
Interstate Telephone Corporation
Union City
Eaton Telephone Company
Eaton
Southwestern Ohio Telephone Company
Camden Telephone Company
Camden
Hollandsburg Home Telephone Company
Hollandsburg
Eldorado and
West Manchester Telephone Company
West Manchester
The
Utilities Commission
State To Seek Foreclosure On Cleveland Man
In Cleveland Ohio June 23 UP state banking department will file an application to foreclose and sell collateral tied to loans totaling 2930000 from the closed bank. A judgment of 3158855 against Kenyon V Painter was approved by Common Pleas Judge Lee Skeel after a suit for recovery was filed. The petition seeks a receiver to collect rents and income to cover delinquent taxes and assessments. Painter says most funds were used to buy Union Trust stock to avert the bank’s collapse. He claims the stock is in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Kenyon V. Painter
Union Trust Company
State Banking Department
Common Pleas
Lee Skeel
Painter
Union Trust
Elyria Boy Hurt By Fall On Glass
Herbert Shrover, 11, of R. D. 2 Elyria, sustained a severe cut on his hand yesterday when he fell on a piece of glass. His injury was treated at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Herbert Shrover
R. D
Memorial Hospital
Death Record Mrs Indiana Taylor of Arthur Illots
Mrs Indiana Taylor of Arthur Illots died Wednesday at her daughter home at Route 3 Decatur Hl age 5 years She was mother of Mrs H R Wright 69 Chestnut St Elyria Survived by 2 sisters four daughters two sons ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Taylor
Arthur Lliots
R. D. Schroat
Route 3
Decatur
Funeral for George N. Watson Set for Sunday in Butternut Ridge
George N. Watson, died June 23 after a brief illness. He was born May 9, 1876. Survived by his widow, six sons, three daughters, eight grandchildren. Funeral services will be from his home on Butternut Ridge Sunday afternoon June 25 at 3:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Watson
Butternut Ridge
Funeral services for George Noderer on Starkey road
Funeral services for George Noderer who died Wednesday afternoon at his home on Starkey road will be held Saturday afternoon at three o'clock from the Wicken's Memorial Funeral Home in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Noderer
Starkey Road
Wicken
Lorain
Court filings list suits by Lerner Metcheff and others
In Lorain area court records Sam Lerner sues George Metcheff for 1850 pounds due in Lorain. Black River Lumber sues St Moses and others for 1444 dollars for building materials. Frank W Jordan suit against Bannon Theatre Co. dismissed as plaintiff no longer stockholder. Emil Masud Joseph and Hankey Joseph name Joseph Bennett et al in quiet title action on Amherst property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lerner
George Metcheff
Lorain, Et al
Lorain
Black River Lumber Company
St. Moses Et al
Frank W. Jordan
Bannon Theatre Company
Common Pleas
Emil Masud Joseph
Hankey Joseph
Joseph Bennett Et al
Amherst
Judge Testifies In Ouster Trial
Judge Edwin W. Diehl told three judges of the court of appeals that in 1942 his debts totaled 24000 against assets valued at 30000 to 35000. He said bankruptcy, debt size, and erosion of real estate value prevented living on his 6285 salary. The ouster suit alleges misconduct and the court dismissed a demurrer challenging jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
L.p
Edwin W. Diehl
Common Pleas
Stark County
Court of Appeals
C. G. Sherick
Ashland
Charles W. Montgomery
Newark
C. Lemnert
Zanesville
Diehl
X Court
Invention spread of optical semaphore in early France
At the start of the 18th century France developed an irat system of mechanical contrivances for transmitting news. Claude Chappe's semaphore used wooden arms rotating on a center post to relay messages across distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Claude Chappe
Comings-Inscho Wedding Held In Oberlin Shelby
A quiet ceremony at the bride’s Shelby home united Miss Jeanette Inscho and Fred A. Comings in Oberlin. The couple plans a honeymoon on the Little Manistee River and will reside at 19 College Place after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Jeanette Inscho
Shelby
Fred A. Comings
Co. R. Comings
D. Insche
Beatrice Merriman
Carrollton
Fred Zurell
Wheeling
W. Va
Lea Comings
Comings
Little Manistee River
Michigan
College Place
Oberlin Conservatory
C. R. Comings and Sons
Lea
Eugene
Gordon
A. G. Comings
Herbert F. Arnold
Clyde Rudekoff
Co. W. Wargerien
Okmulgee
Okla
Bert Heath
Parkersburg
Winfred
Directs Verdict For Commission In Injury Case
Common Pleas Judge A R Webber directed a verdict for the Industrial Commission of Ohio against Charles Sands of Cleveland who sued to continue his compensation. Sands injured in 1924 by a 35 foot fall while cleaning windows at Lorain Castings Company. compensation stopped in 1932 after about $5 000 paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Judgte
A. R. Webber
The
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Charles Sands
Cleveland
Sands
Lorain Castings Company
Bids Open for July Elyria Relief Supplies
The Elyria City Relief Commission lists authorized groceries meats and produce for July. Bidding copies available at the Elyria City Commissary today 7 PM to 9 PM and 8 AM to noon Saturday. All bids due to the Committee by Friday June 30 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria City
Lagrange Society News From June Weekend Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Hinkley hosted relatives from Oakmont Pa and Lilverdale Pittsburgh over the weekend. The Rawson and Wilcox families attended an American Legion meeting in Cleveland Sunday. Rosalie Adams returns from Oberlin training school. Ruth Adams has been ill. Wilcox granddaughters visit. Lois Nichols stays with grandparents Wr A E Mennel Belden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Adams
Oberlin
Martin Schiver
Hendall
Cleveland
Ruth Adams
A. F. Wilcox
Margaret
Fatty Hacker
Lewood
Henry Wigert
Vernon Rundle
Lois Nichols
A. E. Mennel
Belden
Aid Society Meeting At Mrs Curtiss Home
The Ladies Aid Society served a delicious cafeteria dinner at Mrs John H Curtiss home Thursday. Mrs Wigert led the business session as members discussed School Day Experiences and heard Mrs James Nichols speak on the first Christian settlement east of the Appalachians near Tuscarawas County. July hostess will be Mrs Milton Haulk. Sunday guest was Mrs Minnie Willard of Elyria visiting Mr and Mrs W C Knowles.
Conklin and Mathias Engaged in Covington Kentucky Marriage
Mr and Mrs John Conklin announce the marriage of their son George Conklin to Miss Gertrude Mathias of Willard Ohio on June 10 in Covington Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Claire Devereaux witnessed. The couple reside with the groom's parents and plan to establish a home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conklin
George Conklin
Gertrude Mathias
Willard
Ohio
Covington
Kentucky
Claire Devereaux
La Grange Busy Bees Meet and Local Society Notes
The La Grange Busy Bees 4 H Club held its weekly meeting on Wednesday June 14 with eleven members and one visitor present Frances Whrowles and May Amsbury demonstrated Selection of Accessories then sewing and games followed Several local residents attended the Alumination in Oberlin on Saturday Mr and Mrs Charles Brown and three children Billy Bertha and Tommy visited Mrs Browns parents in South Amherst Teddy Saunders had his tonsils removed last week Choir rehearsal at the M E church Thursday evening with a short Sunday school orchestra session Mrs Robert Carruthers hosted friends Thursday at her home Miss Betty Hoffman spending summer with grandmother Nellie M Auxer ADD LA GRANGE Mr and Mrs W G Rundle and family attended a family gathering Brush home Columbia La Grange Calf Club met Friday at the Aldrich home record books discussed and games enjoyed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grange
Busy Bees
Frances Whrowles
May Amsbury
Oberlin
Charles Brown
Billy
Bertha
Tommy
South Amherst
M. E. Church
Robert Carruthers
Frank McRoberts
Betty Hoffman
Andrew's Institute
Willoughby
Nellie M Auxer
W. G. Rundle
Brush
Columbia
la Grange Calf Club
Vwriday
Aldrich
George Langton
Homer Langton
Columbus
Langton
H. K. Schwensen
Canton
S. C. Hurlbut
Joseph Martin
Josephine
H. W. Mahan
North Ridge
J. L. McIntire
Portsmouth
Ohio
Hubert Smith
Baltimore
Maryland
G. S. Stoughton
R. B. Brown
Cleveland
Frank Braman
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Stoughton
Harvey Stoughton
Laurabell Stoughton
Moulton
Lake Avenue
Arthur Johnson
Abbe Road
J. G. Morrig and Sons
Reports Officer Shot Him After He Surrendered
Clyde R. Stephens a World War veteran from Peoria Illinois said from St Rita s hospital Lima officer Don Wade shot him after surrendering on a train near Lima He told Lima Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars leaders that Wade fired as he raised both hands and struck him in the face with a gunshot wound near the right eye Stephens also claimed Erie railroad detective R W Steen joined the pursuit and Wade then fired while Stephens fled toward Peoria authorities said they would seek a county investigation into the incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
St. Rita’s Hospital
Clyde R. Stephens
Peoria
Illinois
Don Wade
Wade
Stephens
M. L. Clevenger
Lima American Legion
William Daly
Veterans of Foreign Warshare
Dayton
Clevenger
Daly
Peor 7
R. W. Steen
Erie Railroad
Stean
Local Social News Highlights and Visits
Supt C E Webb and family visited Worthington friends while others hosted gatherings at the Hamburger and Rawson homes. A St Johns Day sermon by Rev Jump drew Masonic attendance. Mr and Mrs Edward Haynes prepare a month trip to New York and Finger Lakes with Forest Rodenbaugh as house sitter. Lyn don Chapter O E S party honored Grand Representatives. G W Woodruff and wife attended Oberlin events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Webb
Worthington
F. L. Wolcott
George Hamburger
James Aldrich
LaVerne
Claire Wolfe
Jack
Estella Aldrich
Belden
Ora Sprague
Dewey Aldrich
Hamburger Home
John Chamberlain
Lucia
Raymond Long
Robert Chapman
B. Rawson
R. H. Denham
Rawson
Vermont St
Archie Chester
Cleveland
Noah Holcomb
Jump
Edward Haynes
New York
Brooklyn
Finger Laks
Forest Rodenbaugh
Lakewood
Vermont Street
Andrew Rawson
Bridge Club
Maxine Gott
Henry Gott
Lyndon Chapter
Elyria
Fourth District
Mattie Prosser
G. W. Woodruff
Oberlin
Children Raised by Wolves Do Not Fully Learn Speech
Historical notes report children reared by wolves predominantly in India fail to acquire speech when recaptured, often learning only slowly. Separately, a surge of tourism is driving up business in Italy, boosting local economies and visitor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Italy
Vincent Vincent Ohio Visitor Weekend Update
Vincent Vincent Ohio reports Fore lyn Bohn of Elyria visiting aunt Mrs Ed McGucken and family for a few days Homer Langton of Columbus was a weekend guest.
Servis and Florio Reach Ohio Amateur Semi Finals
At COUNTRY CLUB Springfield QC June 23 Servis beat Weaits 53 3 and Florio defeated Hunt 4 and 3 to advance to the Ohio Amateur semi finals. Mumma defeated Love 3 2 and Kepler beat Hamant 5 3 as semi final matchups were set for the tournament in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Hunt
Columbus
Servis
Florio
Ohio
Akron Portage
Mumma
Br. J. . Love
Kepler
Eddie Hamant
Ohio Intercollegate
Gets 19 Months To Read Bible
AKRON Ohio June 23 An alleged broodlegger who struck his wife with a rolling pin over 20 cents for a drink was sentenced to 19 months in jail to read the Bible he carried to court. Tilman Gay 30 faced Judge Claude V. D. Emmons after Mrs Gay said he hit her. she was in medical care at home. The judge urged Bible reading or abandoning it for fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron. O
Upan
Tilman Gay
Local Page Notices Of Visitors And Club Meeting
Residents recount visits from Langtons Schwensens and Martins as well as travels of McIntire and Snodgrass families. Social calls include Beese Reese and Stoughton households. The Markley 4 H Club to meet June 23 at the Lewis home. various locals attend rallies and host guests across Elyria Canton Vermilion and Columbus.
Markets Cleveland Livestock and Farmers Local Markets
Livestock prices show holdovers scarce with steers and heifers mixed. Cattle, calves and sheep listing across weights with vealers slow, lambs steady, and ewes and wethers noted. farmers market items include lettuce, cabbage, cucumbers, onions, parsley, peas, radishes, strawberries, spinach and tomatoes with varied unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Early
Wales
Low
Chicago cash quotations and various commodity prices
Portly late medieval note opens with Chicago market quotes for butter eggs poultry potatoes and grains detailing receipts prices and ranges for dairy and produce. The article shifts to a historical aside noting medieval physicians linked epidemics to infectious disease per Leviticus prompting new understandings of outbreaks.
Butter-Eatras Prices and Live Poultry Rates
Advertisement lists butter costs for one pound prints at 4 30 eight four c. Live poultry prices include heavy fowls at 10 12 cents, medium fowls 10 cents, Leghorn fowls 8 9 cents, ducks 36 cents, old cocks 7 8 cents, heavy broilers 17 19 cents, Leghorn broilers 12 14 cents, turkeys 1 1/2 cents. Eggs quoted at 14 1-2 cents, current receipts 12 1/2 cents, extra firsts at 1 Ye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain and hay prices from Cleveland Exchange listing
Quotations furnished by the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange show prices per bushel for corn and wheat, per ton for hay and mill feeds, and per barrel for flour. Items include Clover No 1 medium red at 12 dollars, oats No 3 white at about 37.5 cents, hay No 1 timothy at 10 dollars, flour middlings at 20.50 to 21.06, and alfalfa first and second cuttings at 1.00 and 18.06 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste. Timothy
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pauffeur
Peggy McMath
Sederis
Turkey
Western Reserve Finance
Mrs
Noderer Funeral
South Pleasant
Esther Alflen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant
Charles
Elinor A. Danton
George H. Danton
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Danton
Oberlin College
Radcliffe
Paul C. Colegrove
Pasadena
Cal
J. A. Richards
Linwood
Congregational Christian Young People’s Conference
Richards
Frank Huggins
Children of
Buffalo
J. W. Hill
Huggins
H. B. Treft
Richard
del Rio
Texas
T. O. Murphey
South Main Street
Lagrange
Price
DUCO
Vincent
Thrift Shoe Store
Miss Or Mires
Vestal
Ecru
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