Mandamus Suit Against Lorain Mayor Taken Under Advisement
Common Pleas Judge Gus 2 today took under advisement a mandamus suit filed by Ralph Welmer of Lorain seeking $50 for humane officer services. Welmer was discharged by Mayor George Bretz in late January and contends the mayor lacked power to discharge him. The mayor says he discharged Welmer for not being suitable and to save city funds, and the case pauses as briefs are to be filed.
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Common Pleas
Gus 2
Sandamus
Ralph Welmer
Lorain
George Bretz
Weimer
Four Minor Traffic Accidents Reported
Four minor traffic accidents were reported by police last night due to icy pavements. A car driven by Jack Monroe at 259 Cornell avenue skidded at Lake and Fremont, colliding with Anthony Wolf of 115 Fremont. A yellow taxi driven by Fred Ehlero skidded at Middle and Ninth, hitting a parked car owned by Harold Parsons. Chester Worszewski of 308 Bust River skid on Roosevelt and hit Eugene Smith at 217 Gulf road. A bumper damage occurred to C. E. Barnhart at Tiellefield and Second when colliding with John Sabo of Alsha at Middle and Second.
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Jack Monroe
Cornell Avenue
Lake Avenue
Fremont Street
Anthony Wolf
Fred Ehlero
Middle Avenue
Ninth Street
Harold Parsons
R. DL
Oberlin
Chester Worszewski
Bust River Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Eugene Smith
Gulf Road
E. Barnhart
To! Tiellefield Avenue
John Sabo
I, Bb
Alsha
Second Street
Organize Council To Plan Social Activities
A joint ML CLA and YWCA council was formed to plan social activities for both groups. Carl Eady was elected president and Evelyn Fenimore secretary treasurer under directors Herman Geyer and Frances Lemon. The first event is a box social set for April 1 with three committees named for program publicity and hosting duties.
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Carl Eady
Evelyn Fenimore
Herman Geyer
Frances Lemon
Y. W
Jack Reinhardt
Dorothy Nau
Ward Travers
Jean Crisp
John Faulkner
Couneil
Recess Fight On New Tax Bill
Washington March 3 The House recessed its fight over the administration tax bill for the weekend after leaders indicated only a few amendments would be offered Adjournment followed 10 of 12 hours of general debate Majority Leader Sam Rayburn sought late voting but Rep Gerald J Boileau blocked it The main dispute centers on a proposed 20 percent surtax on closely held corporations and related tax measures with fears of amendments on final pages of the 619 page bill
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Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
Gerald J. Boileau
Wis
Butiesu
Barburnp
Boileau
Lon
Oman
Lenten Services and School Calendar Noted in Oberlin
Oberlin reports a schedule of First Methodist Lent services beginning Sunday with sermons each week, featuring speakers from Oberlin and nearby towns. Also listed are a Board of Education calendar for the next school year, a birth announcement, visitor updates, and garden club plans with local residents mentioned.
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Oberlin
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Clarence T. Craig
Howard Patrick
Brighton
Christ
M. A. Burris
Amherst
Board of Education
Oberlin Nine to tour three states on spring trip
Oberlin College announces its first varsity spring training trip in years. Coach Guy C. Thrower reports five games from April 6 to 9 including a double header vs Louisville. Schedule spans Miami University Oxford Eastern State Teachers College Richmond and Marshall College Huntington.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Guy C. Thrower
University of Louisville
Miami University
Oxford
Louisville
Eastern State Teachers College
Richmond
Kentucky
Marshall College
Huntington
West Virginia
Warner Gymnasium
iSpring
Lyale If. Butler
Obertin College
Butler
Dick Jamerson
Court Happenings at Local Verdicts and Sheriff Sale
A jury verdict awarded ten dollars to Theos dore Rekas against Spirus T. Valas for a dispute tied to a Blue Bird Restaurant lease. A truck driver, Lord Lemmbaeh, faced charges for operating a truck with a beam exceeding legal length, ultimately reloaded on a second vehicle to meet the 40 foot limit. Avon Lake and Lorain property parcels were auctioned for taxes with many selling below due amounts. Probate relief was granted to Joe Furei and Val Caserta amid burglary charges. A missing Ridgeville girl, 17, may have eloped and was last seen near her home wearing a green coat.
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Sheriffs Department
Macella Brown
George Brown
Ridgeville
Parehkis
William G. Smith
Death Record for Allen Chandler in Ridgeline
Allen Chandler died this morning at his home on Laura Court after a year’s illness. Survived by sisters Mrs. Motr Hace and Mrs. Lila Brown and brothers Charles, Adelbert, and Clyde Chandler. Funeral Tuesday at Nichols Funeral Home with Dr A E Kemp officiating. Burial at Ridgeview Cemetery. Friends invited after the service at the Nichols Funeral Home.
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Alles Chandler Allen Chandler
Laura Court
Mo TR Hace
Middle Avenue
Lila Brown
Charles FH. Chandler
Adelbertetree
Clyde Chandler
11Th Street
Cleveland
Fuseral Erviers
Nichols
A. E. Kemp
Buria
Ridgelawe
Nichols Fuseral
Award Won in Heart Balm Suit Against Episcopal Rector
Steubenville Ohio March 3 counsel for Rev Warold Zeis moved to overturn a 1109 verdict in a heart balm suit seeking 1300 against the Episcopal rector. A rural jury of 12 deliberated four hours over a four day trial in federal court. Defense plans for a new trial or appeal while plaintiffs counsel expressed satisfaction. The rector and his wife were not present. Burnham, 43, had left for New York City.
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Steubenville
Warold
Zeis
Cora Lillian Burnham
John D. Gardner
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Harley S. Cook
Burnfai
Burnham
New York City
Emma Sharpe
School calendar notes from Elyria district
Number one continued from page one lists events at Elyria High School. April 2 is set for ship team selection, May 7 for the district state scholarship test at Kent, May 12 for the blue ribbon spelling contest, May 13 or 14 for the Spring track meet, May 23 and 24 for final examinations, with May 27 marking the last day of school.
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Elyria High School
Kent
Church Campaign Raises 160 Toward Debt Payment
The Second M. E. church campaign to raise 200 for its mortgage debt closed with 160 collected. Pastor Hey J. A. Watson announced no further solicitations will be made, but donations from letter recipients or visitors will be gratefully accepted. The church owed about 3,000 on its property when the drive began.
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M. Ok
Hey
J. A. Watson
Chhird
Farm Accounts Summaries Planned for Elyria Wellington Meetings
Lorain County farmers will have farm accounts reviewed March 16 and 17 in Elyria and Wellington per C Hummek county agent. Elyria Y M C A hosts 10 a m to 9 p m March 16. Wellington High School hosts 2 to 6 pm March 17. A beginners’ meeting for those new to farming records is set for Elyria on March 18.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Wellington
C. Hummek
Sparks Still On State Payroll
Sparks still on state payroll amid a shakeup in the highway department led by Governor Daves and Highway Director John Jaster. The House committee demanded abolishment of the position and Sparks remained at duties while the city’s transport office reported no change in his status.
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Tech
al Sparks
Wause
Senate
Goxverne
Saab
Anne
Wellington Club News Brings Morn to Afternoon Meetings
The Wellington Woman's Association of the Congregational Church held a full afternoon of devotions led by Mrs Gannect in her absence. Other reports covered China missions, a Pearl Buck reading, music by a cornet quartet, and committee led refreshments. Wellington Kiwanis heard Eugene O G Wiles discuss unemployment benefits and the act's impact on both employer and employee. The Wellington Farm Women's Club enjoyed a productive Grange Hall meeting with a noon covered dish dinner and a talk on foot care by Miss Frances Eckert. Mrs Norman Griggs hosted the Moncy Circle of the M E Aid Society with singing and prayer.
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Wellington
Association of the Congregational Church
CW. Gannect
Sics
G. Ek
Wells
Foreign Mission
China
Dlarry
Arinle
EL Ol Massard
Hugh Hubbard
McnIntoshs
Taide
Pearl Buck
Z. Duyne
Clyde Seidel
Cornet
Billy Norton
Wallace
Gordon Gallatin
Ovid Hannon
Bessie Cunningham
Helen Eeard
Harry Allen
Eugene Og.wiles
Unemployment Compensation Commission of
Ohis
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Herrick Auditorium
Wiles
Weg
Ohio
Grange Hall
Frances Eckert
Norman Griggs
Caremony Circle
M. E. Aid Society
K. A. Cordray
Reacher
John
Northern Draft Horse Association plans horseman school
By Cora M Shepard the Courtland session reported a business meeting with Cordar reading humor and refreshments served. Members of the Northern Draft Horse Association met at Wellin ton Grange hall to plan a horse masters school to be held soon. McCann of Ohio State University is expected to teach feeding and care of horses. Hummel was present at the meeting.
Vienna University closed after Nazi Catholic clash
Vienna authorities shuttered the University after serious clashes between Nazi and Catholic Fatherland Front students. Police separated crowds as insults and anti Nazi songs echoed through corridors. The brawls spilled into the streets and a prior raid on a Fatherland Front hall left two youths shot.
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Vienna
Vienna University
Fatherland
Fatherland Front
Fail To Find Motive in Murder Of Girl
Grand Rapids March mid day homicide leaves Mina Lehser a stenographer and choir singer at Fifth Reformed Church. authorities report a skull fractured in five places likely by a hammer. no weapon found and no robbery motive. victim described as a dependable home girl with no criminal past.
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Grand Rapids
Mou Tiveless
Stuyer
Mina Lehser
Simeon le Ror
Kepy
Vorener
Frank J. O'Malley
Soviet trial witness list paints plot to seize power
In Moscow a trial of 21 Bolshevik leaders opened with witnesses detailing a melodramatic scheme to lure foreign aid, undermine the economy, and assassinate officials to restore autocracy. Leander Bukharin led the alleged plot, with Yagoda directing secret police, while others tied to the cabinet army and party faced similar charges. Christian Rakovsky testified as the case focused on the fifth day.
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Moscow
Urhe Tayi
Ota
Nikolai Bukharin
Lenin
Communisat Internationale
Henryarixovtevich Yugoda
Debtl
Krembn Coupe
Foreign Service
Communist Party
Ewo
Leander
Burherin
Novy Mi
New York
Yagoda
Bukhiarin
Stalin
Christian Rakovsky
Seabiscuit Is Race Favorite In California Handicap
Seabiscuit headlines the Santa Anita Handicap field as the overwhelming favorite with 120 pounds, aiming to add to his earnings and match the all time money winner Sun Beam. Pompoon Aneroid and Stagehand join Seabiscuit in a crowded lineup as fans cheer under warm California sun after recent floods.
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Arcata
Marta
Santa Anita
Tarfdem
Seabiscuit
Santa Anna
California
Seahiseurt
Seabiseurt
Pompoon
Gosum
Lue
Warfellow
Pye
Woodberry
Conat Atlas
Durrell
Tles
Craens
Pittsfield
Mabel Whipple
Michael Keith
Wakeman
Kenneth Avers Will Euttertain
Baptist Missionary
Chris MacDermott
Oberlin College
J. C. MacDermott
Here
Continued From Page One Case Ties to Orchard Incident
Authorities link the case to a criminal pattern after a suspect dragged a woman into an apple orchard. Hensley was arrested February 3 after an alleged attempt on Bernadette Bater, 22, of Gratton. He confessed three days later amid questions about similarities to the Hornbeck case. Defense attorney Rendinell predicts an acquittal. Judge Findley promises a fair trial with a 58 member special jury panel, 12 as trial jurors.
Jockey Karl Sande Faces Trial With Stagehand and Sceneshifter
United Press reports on Hall of Fame jockey Karl Sande rising from trainer duties to guide Stagehand and Sceneshifter in the Santa Anita Derby and the $100,000 Handicap. Despite limited records, the duo offer Sande a chance at lasting fame as bettors back his rising class.
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Dugkh Guenther
United Press
Ges Anita
Cliss
Tao of
Howards’ Colta
Stagehand
Tearold Sceneshifter
Mink
Sande
Karl Sande
Henry McLe-More
Defending Champs Fight To Retain Titles
Defending champions Columbus Upper Arlington clash with Hamilton Catholic in a tight Central District Class RU action at Westerville, while Hamilton and Columbus Upper Arlington also face off in a key local tournament. Hamilton seeks a title run and a return trip to Dayton next weekend as the district schedule moves forward.
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Colt Mbds
OG Mareh
Hamilton
Columbus Upper Arlington
Leland Bork
Onn Artion
Freakin
Firvet
Mareh
Dayton
Columbus Upper Ariingrom
Graveport
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Esther Wood
Richard Clevenger
Prof
Craig Tovpreach
Union St
Sellont Winars
Mule
Varl Wo
Oberlin Inn
W. H. Chapin
Woodland Avenue
Altadena
Howard
Earl Jolly
Roe’s Garage
Kroger
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Kewre
Budge J. A. Cook
Theosdore Rekas
Spirus T. Valassis
Blue Bird
Liord Lemmbaeh
Elyria Belting Company
Preston L. Coon
E.H. Davey
Avon Lake
Sheriff's Department
Coutt Hoses
Claude Adams
Cormuirat
William
Ber Garra
Spencer
Cuimmea Pleas
Gus Findley
Joe Furei
Loran
Val Caserta
Dare
Sparks
Grissinger
Kriwantans
Miss Eckert
Cora M Shepard
Barker St
Courtland
Muppy- Jance
Sessiger
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Olio
Mersues
Sclys
Aw Sandé
Zev
Flying Ebony
Gallant Fox
Ker
Maxwell Howard
Seeneshifter
Hin
Trey Hutte
Markel
Estria
Ahls Standatis
Gimain
Mile
Sheety Miewater Co
Muntani Milling
Lover
Chicago
Wretel Peere
Boutbery
Fev Lim
Seth
Allen
Serview
Goconol
13Th St
SQ. Dee
West
Virginia
Brown Hotel
H. C. Peters
H.r.rorick
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
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