Road survey eyed for North Ridge and Black River bridge
I R Ault announced 1000 dollars will fund a survey for a bilge over the Black River ravine on North Ridge road with county cooperation likely. The plan also upgrades North Ridge road from Avon village to Gulf road and may precede a larger bridge project at Beaver Creek and Lake road changes after a final hearing with commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River
North Ridge Road
I. R. Ault
Ashland
Ault
State Department
Avon Village
Gulf Road
A. P. Lagton
Amherst
Cleveland
State Highway Department
Lake Road
Beaver Creek
Commissioners’ Office
Spitale vows to aid Lindbergh baby hunt despite publicity
Spitale, a businessman linked to the Lindbergh baby case, insists he is no detective yet offers to use his influence to help find the child. He denies patrolling dives or acting as a private sleuth, saying he would assist if the kidnappers or information reach him directly. He notes the dangers of river routes and port officials for a ransom transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitale
Delaware
Prisoner Sentenced for Intoxication and Indecent Exposure
Charles Neisy Davis was fined $200 and sentenced to six months in the county jail after arraignment before Mayor W. Van Oster this morning for intoxication and indecent exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles (Neisy) Davis
W. 4. van Oster
Hallie Brothers sue Gram for 797 in Oberlin court
In And About The Court House item the Hallie Brothers Company filed suit against Thomas Gram of Oberlin for 797 alleged due on account. Carl H Ingner sues Wade and Agnes Clark Sr in Elyria to quiet title. Edward H Marsch seeks divorce from Ella in Elyria for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Jella Hall seeks divorce from Ralph, married 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Brothers Company
Thomas Gram, Oberlin
Carl H Ingner
Wade
Agnes Clarkson
Elyria
Edward H. Marsch
Ella
Jella Hall
Ralph
Death of Stewart H Strickler in Elvira
Stewart H Strickler 1849 10 14 Fayette County PA born, died Sunday after long illness. Life resident of Elvira 37 years, steelworker at National Tube Company. Survived by widow, son Dexter Strickler Eure a Springs AR, daughter Mrs Mildred Hawk Beier Idaho, sisters Mrs J P Bure Connersville PA and Mrs J P Harper this city, brother John C Strickler Williamstown WV, two grandchildren. Funeral from Taylor Funeral Home to home this evening. Burial Brookdale Cemetery. Service Wednesday 2 pm Church of Christ led by Rev Buffington and Rev Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart H. Striickler
Fifth Street
Fayette County
Pennsylvania
Elvrra
National Tube Company
Church of Christ
The
Odd Fellows
Dexter Strickler
Eurea Springs
Arkansas
Daugher
Mildred Hawk
Beier
Idaho
J. P. Bure
Connersville
J. P. Harper
John C. Strickler
Wiliamstown
West Virginia
Taylor
E. B. Buffington
Lakewood
W. C. Fowler
Brookdale Cemetery
Obituary for Philip Franklin Peal of Grant Street
Philip Franklin Peal 107 Grant street died Saturday March fifth at 4 59 the death occurring after a period of poor health. He was born March 9 1899 and attended St Marx s Parochial School later graduating from St Mary s Highway School in June 1920. He supported the Alumni Society of his school the Altar Society of St Mary s church and worked as a Democratic committeeman in his ward. He leaves his father and mother Mr and Mrs Frank Peal. The body is at Welsh Funeral Home with friends expected. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 9 99 from St Mary s Catholic Church burial in St Mary s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Franklin Peal
Grant Street
Mr. Peal
St. Marx's Parochial
St. Mary’s Highway School
Altar Society
St. Mary’s Church
Democratic Party
Frank Peal
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Death of Christ Wiegand at 30 in Amherst
Christ Wiegand, 30, died at his home on Quarry Street after a four year illness. He leaves wife Olivia, two young children, his parents Mr and Mrs Louis Wiegand, sister Margaret of Quarry Street, and brothers Philip of South Amherst George of Elyria and John of Lerain. He was a member of St. Josephs Catholic Church. Services will be at St. Josephs at nine Wednesday with Rev. Fr. James Eischen officiating. Burial at Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
James Eischen
Calvary Cemetery
Lindberghs’ Hopewell visit delays meeting plans
Johnson told police he canceled a Tuesday meeting after Miss Gow informed him the Lindberghs were staying in Hopewell. He telephoned the Lindberghs, planned to drive to Hartford, and with Junge, toured the Oranges before returning home to bed. The next day he drove to Hartford to visit a brother. Townson works on Thomas Lamont’s yacht Morczan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gow
Johnson
Lindberghs
Hopewell
Lindbergh
Hartford
Junge
Townson
Thomas Lamont
Morczan
Briand’s Vision of a United Europe and His Life
The article recalls Aristide Briand’s 1830 proposal for a United States of Europe and his steadfast advocacy for abolishing war as policy. Born March 18 1862 in Mantes Loire Inferieure France to a Breton father and Vendee mother, Briand’s youth followed Breton seafaring traditions before he became a lawyer, journalist, and politician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Briand
Mantes
Loire Inferieure
France
Sea
Gunmen Fail to Kidnap Banker at Smithfield Bank
Three gunmen attempted to abduct R. L. Smith cashier of the Merchants' and Miners' Bank at Smithfield near Steubenville Ohio but failed after gaining entry to his home. No injuries reported as authorities investigated the attempted crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavker Steubenville
Maren
R. L. Smith
Merchants’ and Miners’ Bank
Smithfield
Here
Death of Mrs Emma Hill in Wellington
Emma Hill of Wellington died after several weeks illness at Elaria hospital. Funeral services were held at the Keith Andrews Home with burial in Limwood cemetery. She is survived by her son Andy Hill, daughter Fred Miller of Ashland, and son Lee Hill of Penk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hill
Wellington
Placs
Elaria Hospital
Lev
Keith Andrews
Limwood
Lorsit
Undertakers to Meet in Wellington
Ohio district No 27 funeral directors ren cate will meet in Wellington Wednesday evening with Keith Andrews of this place as host. A dinner will be held after on business and social matters Lorain and Medina counties are invited in this district. a forum is expected to inverse the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ren Cate
Wellington
Keith Andrews
Amotherlevelex Audies
Midse
Lorain
Meagina
Furesis
Play to Be Presented at Brighton School Benefit
The Brighton school plans a Thursday evening program titled Anot Jerusas ap The War in the Brighton. Mrs Carl Webber participates and local cast members include Clarence Draper and eight girls, with a skit between acts by Lloyd Guil and Howard Tamen of Wellington. The event, a benefit for the P. T. A. of Brightten, is invite only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusas
Brighton
Carl Webber
Jerusay
Giet Grlestte
Har + Merrill
Clarence Draper
Stevenson
Rmurd Baird
Puppet Show Draws Crowd at Jane's Tees Bean Stalk
Florence Everson of Cami hosts an evening puppet show titled Jane's Tee Bean Stalk attracting about 200 attendees. The school forum featured Hicketic quartet and solos by Exa Rowland with two Cleveland friends performing. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Harry sen Robert and Vivian Brown of Ashland, Jenn You Blums and Mrs Anna Von Bum, and Paul Recard's birthday dinner following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Florence Everson
Cami
Wellingston
Hicketic
Exa Rowland
Cleveland
Everson
Fey
C. W. Recard
Harry Sen Robert
Vivian
Aire Brown
Ashland
Jenn You Blums
Anna von Bum
Obériin
Paul Recard
Nedor
Plan Easter Cantata by church choirs
The Methodist and Congregational church choirs plan an Easter Cantata for the Union Easter service. Directors are Charles Willard and Ray Rowland. First practice is Wednesday evening in the Methodist church auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Charles Willard
Ray Rowland
Methodist Church
Missionary Event Sets Christmas Week at Methodist Church
For a few days before Christmas, the Missionary Society of the Methodist Church hosts a Trinity evening service at the home of Mrs. Courtland Street. The Epworth League in charge will present a family gathering with a covered dish dinner and prayer service Wednesday evening. Wellington Grange attendance noted at Carusie with Seven-Come-Lleyen orchestra providing entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilia
Mun- Sig
Ind
Ana
Methodist
Courtland Street
Gina
Hurt
Milan
Will
Epworth Leaz
Methodist Saureh
Cas Sundar
Wellington Grange
la Mona Grange
Carusie
Firemen Answer Two Calls Today
Winter weather with heavier firing of furnaces caused two small fires within a half hour. At Foot Mills Road, chimney fire linked to furnace burned a small amount of wall paper but caused no damage. At William Valen’s residence on Furnace Street, smoke traced to a wood pane between outside wall and furnace firepot. fire confined to origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foot Mills
Frome
William We Valen
Furnace Street
Epidemics Reach Peak At College
At Oberlin College the influenza outbreak is near its peak with hundreds of influenza cases and rising incidents of tonsillitis bronchitis and severe colds. Daily new cases have remained about the same for a week and may continue for another week. Some serious complications have occurred and the hospital is crowded. The South Professor Street infirmary is being prepared for patient care and dormitory matrons are assisting with mild cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Imberlin College
Bradshaw
Col‘eze
Aunery
South Professor Street
Club Activities Of Coming Week In Oberlin
Community clubs in Oberlin schedule meetings across the week. The Women’s Progressive club hosts a Croc Vera event at Mrs. George Stevens’s home, while Mrs. M C Hurd hosts a travel and leisure gathering on South Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressivea Club
Irs
George Stevens
Teines
Oberlin Club to be Guests of Bolyrlans
The Oberlin Business and Professional Women's club will be guests of the Elyria Business and Professional Women this evening at the First Congregational church. Miss Emil Kneubuil, executive secretary of the National Federation of Business Women’s clubs, will speak on international relations in connection with National Business Women's Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Club
Bolyrlans
Oberlin Business and Professional
Elyria
Emils Kneubuil
National Federation of Business Womens Clubs
Wil
Former G. A. R. Chief Frank A. Walsh Dies at Milwaukee
News arrives of the death of Frank A. Walsh Past Commander in Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at his Milwaukee home. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday afternoon from the same residence. Attending relatives include Mrs. George Dudley Mrs. B. O. Durand of Oberlin and Mrs. Charles Clark of Wakeman. Carried details note attendance at a Daughters of American Colonists event in Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Walsh
Grand Army of the Republic
Milwaukee
Wis
George Dudley
B. O. Durand
Oberlin
Charles Clark
Wakeman
Fred Watrick
Sipher
Norwath
Daughters of American Colonists
Ashtabula
Fred Tite
Ely- Nid
Weekend visits grace local households in multiple towns
Mrs Doren Lyon stayed with her brother Curtis Holgate in Cuyahoga Falls over the weekend. Elver Grills and son Richard visited Brillhart family in Sullivan. Edith McCoy and mother from Lakewood were guests of John Wood in East Miss. Grace Lee returned home on North Professor after Cleveland visit. Della Williams returned to Bellefonte Pa from M B E Olmer home. Gertrude Hurst of Cleveland visited Helen Arnost convalescing. Jarrell Field of Cleveland staying with cousin Mrs C A Prather on South Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Ford
Doren Lyon
Curtis Holgate
Cuyahoga Falls
Elver Grills
Richard
Brillhart
Sullivan
Edith McCoy
McCoy
Lakewood
John Wood
East College Street
Grace Lee
North Professor
County Plans 40000 Worth Of Supplies Bid Soon
County commissioners will seek bids for about 49800 dollars in supplies for the sheriff and surveyor departments. The bulk buys cover tires lumber creosote pipe batteries rail dynamite lamps lumber cement sand asphalt rock and related items used annually in county operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caard
Sheriff’s Department
Ohio imposes strict quarantine on South Dakota swine
Columbus March 7 A strict quarantine on all swine originating in South Dakota was ordered today by State Director of Agriculture I B Gunnery. The order was issued on the recommendation of Dr George H Pierre Veterinarian for Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
South Dakota
George H. Pierre
Ohio
Underworld links in Lindbergh kidnap case discussed
A midnight relay from the Lindberghs authorized Salvatore Spitale and Irving Bitz to act as go betweens with kidnapers amid claims the two underworld figures could aid in recovering the child. Spitale denied any direct contact with the kidnapers, though he did consult with a Lindbergh representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
drawWno
Spitale
Bitz
Lindherzi
Underworld
Kno
Lindbergh
New York
Jack
Legs) Diamond
Salvi
Salvatore) Spitale
Irving Bitz
Spitalo
Additional Society Marys Neck Booth Tarkington Novel
A garbled listing describes Booth Tarkington’s new novel about a middle western family on Long Island with daughters Enid and Clarissa and mother Mrs Massey. It also touts Arizona Ames a fearless west figure, Fraser Dark Frasers stories of danger, plus other titles and craft books with broad claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marys’s Neck
Booth Tarkington
Mary's Neck
Long Island
Enid
Clarissa
Mrs. Massey
Arizona Ames
Aricona Ames
West
Zane Gres
Mr. Fraser Hutts Inc
Ian Fraser
Moraina
Jay
New York
Duches
Texas
Patricia Seer
Buiha
Borkwett
Shirley
Walden
Shirtes
Chithoot Pass
Tle
Lynves
Woes
Dawson
Finn
Fasland
Birthday Bunco Night for Agnes Roback at Rot family home
Mr and Mrs Rot entertained a group of friends in honor of their daughter Agnes Roback birthday. Bunco was the diversion of the evening with prizes to Miss Theresa Yurnich Miss Celia Casen Adam Lopkeski and others. Late hours brought cheerful exchanges and social chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rot
Agnes Roback
Bunco
Theresa Yurnich
Misa Crcelia Casen
Adam Lopkeski
Wm. Ueenes
Ashtanta
Heaney
Luston
Texas
LeCrerc
Miami
Fia
Mick Roteck
Marx Invely
Mrs Brackett Hosts Cousin Birthday Supper
Mrs Florence Brathcott hosted a supper party at her Water Street home last evening in honor of cousin Miss Jessie Garfield of Sheffield for her birthday anniversary. Guests included Mrs C Burrell Mrs Kk fists Miss Harriet Root Lorain Mrs Shirley Garfield Sheffield and Misses Eleanor and Virginia Burrell Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Brathcott
Paris
Water Street
Jessie Garfield
Sheffield
C. Burrell
Kk. Fists
Harriet Root
Lorain
Shirley Garfield
Eleanor and
Virginia Burrell
Cleveland
Registration Still Open in Gym Class for Girls
Registrations remain open for a girls class at the YWCA per health education secretary Aliss Marian Stetson. The session meets this evening at 600 in the YWCA gymnasium, with 30 minutes of gymnasium activities followed by 30 minutes of games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Marian Stetson
Council Meeting in Elyria at St Paul Evangelical Church
The Lorain County Federated Councils of evangelical churches will hold a meeting at St. Paul Evangelical Church in Elyria Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County
Federated Councils of Evangelical Churches
St. Paul Ervangelical Church
Local Actors Sweep Northeastern Ohio Play Tournament
Elvira High School students dominated the Northeastern Ohio High School Play Tournament at Hiram College. Raymond Huston Betty Nilsen Robert McWilliams and Virginia Tibball starred in Highness by Ruth Gierloff earning Best Play, with McWilliams named Best Actor and Nilsen Best Actress among 246 contestants. Elyria High School also earned honors and the school received bronze plaque recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira High School
Hiram College
Ruth Gierloff
Raymond Huston
Betty Nilsen
Robert McWilliams
Virginia Tibball
Elyria High School
McWilliams
Miss Nilsen
Woman Speaks on Leadership During National Business Week
A dynamic woman and lecturer travels across 44 states, urging business and professional women to train in speaking to build initiative and leadership. National Business Women's Week gains presidential and gubernatorial support, with Major W. Ol. Van Oster endorsing events and a public address tonight at the First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
W. Ol. van Oster
Weather and storm toll across the nation
High winds and snow battered the country with gusts up to 57 miles per hour in some areas. The Washington region faced ice, snow, and damaged fruit crops as cherry blossoms feared ruined. Cold fronts stretched from the Great Plains to the Appalachians with subzero readings in North Dakota and Wisconsin. Rescue efforts and boating losses were reported near Atlantic City and Lake Michigan towns as crews battled the storm and exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Boomiles
Sasannan
Raleigh
N C
Washington
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Harisburs
Atlantic City
William R. Jarton
Harold Livingston
Woodbine
N.S
Marvin EF
Rhodes
William Graham
Newport
N. J
David Barnett
Bay Head
Agna
James Turner, Sr
Anna
Charles Robinson
William
Helen
Great Plains
Appalachians
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Williston
N. D
North Dakota
Madison
Wis
Minneapolis
Minn
Waukegan
Til
National Federation appoints new leader featured
Number five item notes continued from page one details the appointment of a new leader in the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs. It highlights her prior success as an organizer and executive and mentions her recent affiliation with the School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tary
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's
Lihs
National Federation
Miss Kneubuhl
School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Siracuse Univerity
Three Robbers Bind Woman in Massillon Farm Raid
Canton police hunt three robbers who bound Mrs. Grace List on her farm near Massillon and escaped with 1708. She was tied with rope while the trio searched the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton, O
Grace List
Massillon
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K. OF
ST. John
D. A. Crotty
Columbia Ave
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Stewart H. Strickler
Christ Wiegand
Smith
Kednap
Groveland Street
Esther Ale Len
Enclpres Mid
M. C. Hurd
South Park Street
Frank E. Peck
John von Blum
Prospect Parent-Teacncy Association
Ars Laorei
Garden
Oberlin Woren’s Club
FL. OW. Spaulding
Yicasanr Street
Nira
Erwin Worcester
Corlece Place
M. Cub
Florence Sherman
Oberlin Women’s Club
Allen Art
Clarence Ward
Leonardo di Inc
Michelanaelo
Embers
Pansr
Order of Eastern Stars
Rebexah Aid Society
Frank Kreuger
Nassa
Bridgette Club
Union Street
Finitimi
May Blackwell
East Colege Street
Wilhiam Farrar
West College Street
R. M. Woodard
North Main
Elyria Library
Uhdr
Mrs. Brackett
Cousin
Cleveland Prodlce
Kltpter
Marc Het Steady
Pathanelie Yeee
Wham College
Fttyria High School
Shaker Heights
Newton Falls
Warren
Youngstown South
Elyria High School Auditorum
Players’ Club
Nina Baker
Pierrette
Chine
Gu Hamid
Middle Avenue
Olmsted Falls
Fordson
Ray Hancock
Col. C. BE. Baylor
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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