Local divorce filing cites cruel neglect after brief marriage
Henry Fridenstine of 715 East Broad street filed for divorce from Blanche Fridenstine in common pleas court, alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty after his wife locked him out of their home last Monday. They wed April 5, 1930, and he claims she lost interest in the home a week after the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fridenstine
East Broad Street
Rm Common Pleas Court
Blanche Fridenstine
Divorce Granted on Cross Petition for Anchors
Marjorie Anchors was granted a divorce from Charles W. Anchors on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The divorce was granted to Mrs. Anchors on a cross petition after the original petition against her was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Anchors
Charles W. Anchors
Anchors
Kramer divorce filed over extreme cruelty
D Harriett Kramer files for divorce in common pleas court from William M Kramer of Toronto Ontario alleging extreme cruelty. The couple, married in 1925, have no children and reside at 706 Penfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
D. Harriett Kramer
Penfield Avenue
William M. Kramer
Toronto
Ont
Youthful Lorain attacker sent to Lancaster school
A 16 year old Elyria boy nicknamed the bicycle rider who has attacked several Lorain county women in recent months was sentenced Thursday by county juvenile authorities to a term in the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County
Lancaster
Juvenie
Elizabeth Purnell Granted Divorce by Judge Thompson
Elizabeth K. Purnell was granted a divorce this morning from Campbell H. Purnell by Judge W. B. Thompson for wilful absence exceeding three years. Her former name Elizabeth IX. Engel was restored. An auto driven by Ray Smith of 1114 Lake Avenue sustained slight damage after striking a manhole cover on Lodi Street, per police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth K. Purnell
W. B. Thompson
Campbell H. Purnell
Elizabeth IX. Engel
Ray Smith
Lake Avenue
Lodi Street
Principal speaker lineup at Baker Chamber event notes rail station debut
Julius H. Barnes former U S Chamber of Commerce president and wheat exporter headlined a Baker Chamber gathering with Patrick E. Crowley of New York Central and Walter L. Ross of Nickel Plate. Roy B. Robinette introduced the host. The unveiling of the new station concourse drew hundreds as temporary barriers came down. One train served during the luncheon with no departures. The terminal ranks among the largest, rivaling Grand Central in scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius H. Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
Food Administration
Patrick E. Crowley
New York Central
Walter L. Ross
Nickel Plate
van Sweringens
Central
Roy B. Robinette
Chamber of Commerce of
Baker
Grand Central Terminal
New York
Lime proves value for farms says Ohio station official
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station reports lime increases on farm yields by about 49 dollars per acre in a standard rotation with a three to one return on each dollar invested. Farmers across counties share experiences while lime distributors and bankers endorse the practice as profitable for farmers.
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Ohio County
Huron
Ohio Agricultura Eixperiment Station
Jones
Bailey defeats Simmons for Democratic senatorial nomination
Raleigh reports Josiah William Bailey won the Democratic senatorial nomination defeating Senator F M Simmons. Gratulations poured in from every North Carolina county and from many places around the world including Shanghai Honolulu and a trans Atlantic liner.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Josiah William Bailey
F. MM. Simmone
Shanghai
Honoseta
Mid-Ocean
Chicago scam reveals fake tax bureau operator
Mrs. Nicholas Abhergo was swindled of seven dollars by a bogus tax bureau man. He claimed he could reduce her taxes and asked for payment then instructed her to collect a receipt at the county building, which did not exist.
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Chicago
Nicholas Abhergo
SG7
Tax Bureau
Doors of St Peter's Church mark a millennium in Rome
The cypress doors of St Peter's Church in Rome have endured for about 1,000 years, highlighting a long history. Researchers note there are over 1,000 described species of apidere, a term referenced in the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Peter's Church
Rome
Oberlin announces engagement of Mildred Rosecrans
Oberlin, June 28 Mr and Mrs J E Rosecrans announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred to Dr Raymond B S Young of New Concord Ohio Miss Rosecrans is a graduate of the Oberlin Kindergarten Primary Training School and has taught in Columbus Dr Young is a graduate of Muskingum College and Ohio State University College of Dentistry He is a member of Sphinx club and Missio Phi fraternity department of Romance language
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Oberlin. O
J.E. Rosecrans
Mildred
Raymond
Young
New Concord
Ohio
Miss Rosecrans
Oberlin
Columbus
Muskintum College
Ohio State University College of Dentistry
Sphinx Club
Missi Phi
Congregational Young Peoples Conference in session at Lakeside
The conference of Oberlie attendees gathers this week at Lakeside with participants including Chester Hargeman Everett Lampson William Carson Esther Carson Joe Tucker Margaret Chapin Helen Rheiser and Mildred Clark.
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Congregational Youngs Peoples Conference
Oslio
Lakeside
Oberlie
Chester Hargeman
Everett Lampson
William Carson
Esther Carson
Joe Tucker
Margaret Chapin
Helen Rheiser
Mildred Clark
Descriptions of social events and travels from Elyria area
Mrs Karl Hall and sisters attended a benefit dessert bridge hosted by the Elyria Chapter DLA R at Center Ridge road with over thirty tables. Prizes included a new deck of cards and bridge score pencils. Numerous locals and relatives were noted in travels and visits across Ohio, New York, and Europe, including Jaurel Yeamans arriving in Gibraltar en route to Seville and other residents planning trips and museum visits.
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Karl Hall
South Professor Street
Kay Wentz
Elyria
Evelyn Dodge
Chicago
Schlieper
DLA R
Young
Center Ridge Road
Fach Taste
Wentz Warked
Trall
Death of Mrs Nettie A Johnson in Elyria area
Mrs Nettie A Johnson of the Gulf road R D Three Elyria died at the home of her daughter Mrs Chambers Sheffield Lake Village Saturday June 28 at two AM after six months illness. A widow born March 22 1819 in Elyria township she lived in Lorain county all her life. Member of Vincent Methodist church survived by two sons Earle of Sheffield Lake Village Lee of Elyria Township Mildred Chambers of Sheffield Lake Village and eight grandchildren. Services Tuesday 2 PM from the Gulf road home with Rev James Lyon Amherst M E church officiating. Interment Garfield cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie A. Johnson
Gulf Road
R. D
Elyria
Chambers
Sheffield Lake Village
Elyria Township
Ohio
Lorain County
Vincent Methodist Church
Earle
John Hawkins 75 Dies at Elyria Home
John Hawkins died at five this morning at 115 Rush street after a three year illness. Born in England on June 7, 1855, he lived 27 years in Elyria and worked 36 years at National Tube. Survivors include widow Letidia Hawkins, two daughters Mrs. George Bruegger and Mrs. H M Tapper of Elyria, three granddaughters, a grandson, two great grandchildren, with Fraternal ties to Knights of Pythias and Loyal Order of Moose. He attended the Methodist church. Friends may call at 113 Rush street until Tuesday morning. services at 2:30 at Nichols funeral home with Dr A E Piper in charge. Burial at Murray Ridge cemetery.
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John Hawkins
Rush Street
England
Elyria
National Tube Company
Letidia Hawkins
George Bruegger
H. M. Tapper
Knights of Pythias
Lovial Order of Moose
Methodist Church
Rush _— street
Nichols Funeral Home
A. E. Piper
Murray Ridge Cemetery
Rindfleisch Rites Held After Ohio Death at Litchfield
Herman Rindfleisch husband of the late Cladys Rindfleisch died at his Litchfield Ohio home June 27 after a brief illness. Born February 24 1890 in Olmsted Falls he had lived in Litchfield nine years. A farmer he belonged to Olmsted Community Church and the I O O F. Services Monday at 2 pm from Olmsted Falls Community church with Rev. Secord. Survived by two children Chester and Arline and four sisters Mrs Robert Stearns Mrs Clarence Adams Mrs Frank Brown and Mrs Gilbert Hall. Body to be removed from Taylor Funeral Home to the Litchfield residence Sunday morning.
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Herman Rindfleisch
Cladys Rindfleisch
Litchfield
Olmsted Falls
Olmsted Community Church
Secord
Chester
Arline
Robert Stearns
Clarence Adams
Frank Brown
Gilbert Hall
Taylor
Ohio
Funeral services for C D Reamer in Lakewood Monday
Funeral services for the late C D Reamer of Lakewood will be held Monday at 2:00 PM from Daniels Funeral Home at 15800 Detrot Avenue Lakewood. Burial will follow in Oberlin Cemetery.
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C.D. Reamer
Lakewood
Daniels Funeral Home
Detrot Avenue
Oberlin Cemetery
Donner party death report refuted by historian
TRUCKEE CALIF. General C F McGlashan, authority on the Donner party, says the death of Mrs Leana Charity Donner App was erroneous. He notes that Mrs Isabel Breen-McMahon of San Francisco and Naomi L Pike-Schneck of The Dalles are living descendants.
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Truckee
Cal
Leana Charity Donner
Death Valley
C. F. McGlashan
McGlashan
Isabel Breen-McMahon
San Francisco
Naomi L. Pike-Schneck
Yalles
Ore
Fire Chief Bates Urges Safe Fourth of July Conduct
Elyria Fire Chief Bates warns that July Fourth and Christmas bring peak fire hazards. He urges safe and sane celebrations, cautioning parents to protect children and property, suggesting sports, picnics, boating, parades, and other enjoyable activities as safer alternatives. Ensure premises are clear of inflammables and have a hose ready. Learn the fire alarm number and report fires promptly.
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Bates
Elyria
Markets Cleveland Livestock Quotations June 28
Hogs hold steady with mostly $9.40 to $9.50 per cwt for 210 to 249 pounds and 150 to 210 pounds fetching about $9.50. Sows $8.00, stays $6.00. Week gains mixed with most pig classes lower. Cattle market nominal with no current slaughter lots. Calves 25 head available. Sheep 500 head offered, lambs common to medium grade sell at $10.00 and down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Market text roundup with grain and produce prices in Chicago and Toledo
Chicago reports unsettled butter and egg futures with steady prices. Poultry and potatoes show varied regional quotes, including Irish cobblers and Bliss Triumphs. Wheat and corn futures listed, along with rye and barley notes. Toledo lists corn, oats, and clover seed bids and cash prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Department of of Agriculture
United States
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Illinois
Bliss
North Carolina
Virginia
Timothy
Minneapolis Grain Prices June 28 1920s
Market report lists flour at 20 cents higher in carload lots with family patents at 6.03 to 6.15 per barrel, bran at 19.50 to 20.00, wheat values for several grades and future months, corn No. 8 yellow at 74 to 77 cents, oats No. 3 white 32 to 35 cents, flax No. 1 at 2.58 to 2.65, all in Minneapolis uzak region and dated June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Minneapolis
La Grange Mayor Offers Reward for Thieves
La Grange mayor John Holcomb, angered by thefts from the cemetery tool house, offers a ten dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of the thief. He suspects a pattern of missing equipment but seeks evidence before broader action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Neward
John Holcomb
Oldest Farmerette in Washington Keeps 100 Acre Farm
Probestel Washington report notes Mrs. Emma Powell, believed oldest active farmer in the state, has run a 100 acre farm since her husband’s death four years ago. She milks nine cows and tends about 100 chickens along with several hogs, employing no help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probestel
Wash
Emma Powell
Washington
Here
Woman Hurt as Car Bumper Hits While Crossing
Detroit report says Mrs. Richard Armstrong was struck while crossing by a car driven by Fred Esler. She was carried two blocks on the bumper before bystanders freed her. witnesses say she sustained no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Richard Armstrong
Fred Esler
Mad Hatter phrase origins tied to Chesham hatter tale
A Chesham hatter in TF England prospered by prayer at his shop and, after selling the store in 1651, shared wealth with the poor. This led to him being nicknamed the Mad Hatter, giving rise to the expression Mad as a hatter.
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Chesham
England
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Buddy) Rogers
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Arcadia, Mich
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North Pleasant Street
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South Cedar Avenue
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Elizabeth Bennett
Radcliffe College
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Professor Jaurel E. Yeamans
Gibraltar
Seville
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Monmouth College
Monmouth, LL
Allen Art Museum
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Mildred Morris
Majestic
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Jack Saveer
J. P. Sasger
Lon Morrison
Oberlin-Lakeside
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Blanche
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Wentworth
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Michigan
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Oberlin School
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Sally
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Reamer Funeral
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Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
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Jteft
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David G. Jenkins
James A. Campbell
Youngstown Company
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem
Newton D. Baker
Baby Lindbergh
First Presbyterian Church
Englewood
N. J
Morrow Family Church
White Cross Beauty Shop
Second St
Elks Club
Sanko Restaurant
Rosenberry Bros
Harry H. Smith Co
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court St
Elyria, O
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