Mandamus Action Against Ohio Chief Justice Heard
Ohio Supreme Court hears mandamus action against Chief Justice Carl Weygandt over the Colony Club raid in Lawrence County. Defendants challenge Judge James Collier, citing prejudice. the case prompts a $100,000 damage suit against Collier and Rutkowski and possible quo warranto to revoke the club’s charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Carl
Collier
A. A Rutkowski
Rutkowski
Frank Jey Lausche
Chrysler Says Worker Beaten By Picket Gang
In MAMYSVILLE Michigan during the 44 day Chrysler strike a worker was beaten and a car window smashed as a group of United Auto Workers pickets blocked entry. Chrysler identified the assaulted man as John R Servo an assistant accountant and said he was dragged from his car and struck. The incident wounded no one else though a girl worker and the driver were unharmed. The company reported over 50 pickets prevented 200 nonstriking workers from entering the plant which houses about 1400 workers. Before the arrival of pickets about 365 nonstrikers entered the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamysville
Mich
Chrysler
John R Servo
United Auto Workers
Fire damages flooring and joists at Carlisle home
Carlisle firemen answered a 6 15 a m call to William R Elkin on Summerset Drive off Route 20 where a faulty oil floor furnace ignited under flooring in a four room frame dwelling The Elkin family including two children Linda Lou age one and Donna age four had stayed overnight elsewhere Fire Chief Harold Bruce said eighteen firefighters with a 1600 gallon tank truck confined the blaze to the floor with no furniture damage The loss was estimated at about 500 and the fire was under control when crews arrived Cars driven by Walter Diederich KD 1 and Olle Patterson 275 Samuel Street were damaged in a East Avenue near the Post Office collision yesterday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
William R. Elkin
Summerset Drive
Route 20
Elkin
Linda Lou
Donna
Oberlin
Harold Bruce
Bruce
Walter Diederich
Olle Patterson
Samuel] Street
East Avenue
Patterson
Lorain 4-H Clubs Observe National Week Across County
Lorain County 4-H clubs organize this week to mark National 4-H Club Week. Assn. county agent Leland Schuler notes enrollment activity and district projections, with over 1,000 projects embarked last year and a mix of dairy for boys and clothing for girls among noted project choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Leland Schuler
Um Lora Cotin
Schuler
Oupnion
Springfield
Ohio
A B. Graham
Ohio State University
Graham
Columbus
H ¢Lub
Pilgrim Church Men To Have Dinner Meeting
Cambridge Ohio three months old Elizabeth Ann Isenhart smothered to death yesterday at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Noah S Webb The event follows the Pilgrim Congregational church Brotherhood dinner meeting set for tomorrow at 630 pm The program includes group singing led by Arthur Scrivens and a safety film by the Elyria Police Department The dinner will be prepared and served by the men and all men are urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge O
Brotherhood of the Pilgrim Con
Elizabeth Ann Isenhart
Arthur Scrivens
Elyria
Lawyer Denies Owing 90000 in Back Taxes
The article reports Robert M Greetham 20 of 451 Ohio Street denying government claims he owes about 90000 in back taxes after being questioned by the sheriff's deputies. Lawyer businessman Fred Acker 33 of Lake Avenue and Griswold Road was released pending further investigation. Disbrow claimed a youth and four others took part in vandalizing a quarter vending machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevel
Amcemie
Fred Acker Toda
Robert ML Greetham
Ohio Street
Acker
Busi
Herbert Disbrow
Nessman
Greetham
Kiely
Lorain County Home Demonstration Members Plan May Meeting
Lorain Countians will travel to Huron next Tuesday to meet with officers from four other counties Richland Ashland and Huron. Plans for a joint meeting in May will be made to allow all five counties members to become acquainted. Attending from Lorain are Mrs William Heck Amherst county council president Mrs Donald Davidson Riptor vice president Mrs Clayton Owen Penheld treasurer Mrs Lois Krueck Huntington sunshine chairman Mrs Edith Norris Pittsfield publicity chairman and Mrs Ruth Whitney Wellington past president. Mrs Dorothy Walter Lorain County Home Demonstration Agent will accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Edith Norris
Pittsfield
Ruth Whitney
Wellington
Dorothy Walter
Lorain County Home Demostration
Huron
Large Oil Cloth Plant Is Closed By Strike
Columbus sees heavy picket presence after the Columbus Coated Fabrics Corporation suspends operations due to a strike by 750 workers as Local 487 of the Textile Workers of America CIO presses wage and security issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Coated Fabrics Corporation
United States
Textile Workers of America
CIO
Gerald E O'Leary
Death Records NELLIE M. Hurd and John J. Henry
Nellie M Hurd widow of Arthur L Hurd died after brief illness at 430 am. Born Camden Ohio Oct 1 1875 she lived in Elyria 48 years member Lake Avenue Congregational church survived by son Claire R Hurd Elyria brother Lewis Whitney Kipton grandson and granddaughter services at Taylor Funeral Home 2 pm Saturday Rev Fred Ulrich burial Brookdale Cemetery John J Henry 23 died Monday in Lod i hospital after Navy Pacific service employed by Freuh haus Trailer Co Avon Lake survived by wife Bertha parents Mr and Mrs John Henry Spencer three brothers Raymond Robert George stationed San Francisco two sisters Irene and Eyleen Norwalk body at Parker and Son Funeral Home Lodi services 2:30 pm Saturday Rev Herbert Cassidy burial Wood lawn Cemetery Led s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie M. Hurd
Nellie M., Hurd
Arthur’l Hurd
Highland Street
Camden
Ohio
Hurd
Elyria
Lake Avenue
John J. Henry
Lodij
Lod: Hospital
Navy
Pacific Area
Freuhaus Trailer Co
Avon Lake
Bertha
Ins
John Henry
Spencer
Raymond
Robert
George
San Francisco
Calif
Irene
Eyleen
Norwalk
Parker and Son
Lodi
Herbert Cassidy
American Legion
Spencer and
Leds
Wood
Lawn Cemetery
School Bus Narrow Escape Near Westerville
The Ohio State Highway Patrol sought help to identify the driver of a school bus that narrowly avoided collision with a freight train at a crossing near Westerville on Monday. The engineer Raymond Earl Himmilsbaugh of Orrville said the locomotive passed so close he heard the children scream, but he could not see bus markings. The bus likely carried northern state students returning from Columbus. The crossing was two miles north of Westerville at 3:17 p.m. Patrol posts urged any kennis to report information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
State Highway Patrol
Westerville
Monay
Pennsylvania Railroad
Raymond Earl Himmilsbaugh
Orrville
Himmilsbaugh
Columbus
Salem
Fred J. Engeike
Ann Arbor
Mich
Here
John F. Clark
East Earl
Cat Survives 36 Hours in 900 Degree Kiln
A calico cat trapped in a brick kiln for 36 hours survived near 900 degrees and suffered second degree burns on feet and fur, according to Dr. William Orr, village veterinarian. Workers freed the cat Sunday, and it is recovering with fluids, sedatives, and stimulants. The cat, unnamed, has endured previous rescues but this bake was extraordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva
William Orr
Pr Orr
Orr
Market fruits and livestock pricing report
Market data shows apple prices from Mcintosh at 150 to 5198 with various quality brackets, potatoes around 2.25 to 2.50 per unit, and housegrown produce. Livestock quotes include cattle at 2834.50, calves 25 to 28, hogs around 14.75 to 16.75, and grain items in Toledo with No 2 corn 39 to 32, oats 7 to 8, and soybeans 32 to 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cefaeland Livestock
Starker
Toledo
Rory Ho
Yeslow
Simple Fitness Formula From Illinois Professor
Champaign based University of Illinois professor T K Cureton outlines a two step plan to remove a tied feeling and trim the spare tire. He advises rhythmic brisk walking at least two miles daily or half hour activity on alternating days, plus a proper diet emphasizing soybeans and green vegetables. Cureton claims the regimen will make one feel younger and ease heart trouble fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
University of Illinois
T K. Curteton
Cureton
Brother Held In Mercy Killing Of Cancer Victim
Harold Mohr, 36, killed his 55 year old brother Walter Mohr with a .30 caliber rifle in their Coplay home after Walter pleaded for death citing cancer and blindness. Harold is held on a homicide charge as District Attorney Kenneth H. Koch details the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Mohr
Kenneth H. Koch
Harold
Waller
Coplay
Koch
Heather Rolegendry
W.tham Fox
Walter Mohr
Pbs
Labor Regard Vote On Steel As Confidence Issue
London Labor leaders frame tonight's Commons vote on steel nationalization as a confidence matter. If defeated, the government would resign. Morrison declined to elaborate. Forecasts suggested a close result, likely a narrow win for the government by seven to ten votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ote
Commons
Labor
Herbert Morrison
County approves engine block and breaker purchases
Lorain County commissioners authorized a $163 engine block for the Lorain County Home's 1937 truck to be installed by the county engineering department and a $230 paying breaker from Cleveland Contractors' Equipment Company. A verdict favored defendant Darrell Emery in a $5,000 Baumhardt Road collision suit. Food contracts totaling $2,077.05 for the Lorain County Home were awarded to low bidders. A petition sought power to mortgag e Lorain real estate owned by the German United Evangelical St Johns congregation to fund real estate improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Lorain County
Cleveland Contractors’ Equipment Company
D. A. Cook
Darrell Emery
Vermilion
Baumhardt Road
William Virgin
Lorain
Government Case Against Journal About Completed
In Cleveland the Plain Dealer editor testified the paper does not consider the Lorain Journal in its operations. The government used the figure that the Plain Dealer prints 4784 copies daily in Lorain to challenge the Journal’s claim of no Cleveland papers’ competition. A Lorain dealer testified the Journal advised him he could not use the Journal and WEOL ads together, while other witnesses described canceled contracts and ad rejections tied to the Journal’s policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lorain Journal
Stanley B. Barnett
The
Plain Dealer
Lorain
Journal
Barnett
Fred C. Williams
Loraine
WEOL
Tthey
James Resar
Elyria
Avon Lake
Anna L Siennicki
Court voids state closure of Mounds Club in Ohio
Common Pleas Judge Winfield Scott Slocum in Painesville set aside the order by which the State Department of Industrial Relations closed the Mounds Club last spring. In a nine page opinion he found there was not sufficient evidence to justify the state's arbitrary action for 18 alleged building code violations at a public assembly venue. The judge suggested similar offenses exist in many other buildings lacking similar inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gubitchey
Miss Coplon
U. S
Ryan
Ragan
Washington
State Department
Valentin A Gubtchev
United States
Russia
Michnael Jo McDermott
Amercan
Painesville
Common Pleas
Winfield Scott Slocum
State Department of Industrial Relations
Mounds Club
Slocum
Divorce suit filed by Madge Oates in Lorain
Madge Oates, 19, of 251 Winckles Street, files for divorce from Donald of 161 Warren Avenue citing neglect and cruelty. They have one child. Separate item notes permanent alimony and custody matter overseen by Lillian M. Spies on 628 West Avenue against Alwin. Other entries record a dismissed suit by Bessie Carter against the City of Lorain, a civil action by Franklin Schelin against Romeo Pump Company for 91883, Minnich placed on probation and sent to Fort Sill, Basil Bullerdick’s car overturn near Route 57, a suit by Edythe Kendle against Ohio Fuel Gas Company dismissed, and Ignatius Kotor bound over for unarmed robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Oates
Winckles Street
Donald
Warren Avenue
Lillian M. Spiess
West Avenue
Alwin
Franklin M. Schelin
University Heights
Ohio
Romeo Pump Company
Lear,Inc
Elyria
Edythe L Kendle
Lorain
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
D. A. Cook
Local families share visits and hospital news in Medina area
A sequence of weekend social visits includes Erhart Frambaugh and Eddie Ribbeck households in Medina and Brookpark relatives from Elyria and Berea. The report notes Mrs. Minnie Feist returning from Florida and Mrs. Zimmermas being taken to Lodz Hospital, with several family gatherings at Ullrich, Feist, Gross, and Neumeyer homes. A London West End cinema plans to cut losses by offering new entertainment in struggling venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erhart
Ed Frambaugh
Eddie Frambaugh
Dean and
Dorene
Medina
Eddie Ribbeck
Fred Oldfield
Elyria
Robert Steiner
Gilbert Gross
Dean Regal
Rollin
Huntington
Albert Gross
Minnie Feist
Florida
Earl Feist
Sam Neumeyer
Eddie Nyfenger
Nyfenger
Brookpark
Charles Wagner
Tom
Lester
Citizens Home
Ed Sayings Association
Lord Bibbeck
Bernard
Rita
Ed Offenberg
Smith
Buckaroo Beach
Berea
Ginia
Frank Ullrich
Bernice Offenberg
Ralph
Olmsted Falls
Ullrich
Bertrand Lockyer
Ed Lockyer
Charles Beach
Barberton
Karl Kramer
George Bowles
Nelson Gross
George Neumeyer
Bert Meyer
Ray Keller
Robert Clay
Carl Cahick
Ralph Linek
Sylvia
Harold Feist
Exclusive Distributor Offer for Low Priced Defroster Clock
Exclusive distributor position for Lorain and Medina counties for a new patented automatic defroster and electric clock combo. Requires a car and $100 cash investment for stock. Expected first year earnings around $12,200. Territory limited. Contact Atlas Sales & Mfg. Co. Civic Opera Building Chicago 6 Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Medina
Prospect
Atlas Sales & Mfg. Co
Civic Opers Bldg
Chicago
Wellington Club Drives Rummage Sale and Charity Plans
Wellington community notes show the Silent Circle of King's Daughters meeting discussed a April 15 rummage bake sale at Herrick Auditorium from 10 am to 4 pm. Donations planned for Red Cross and Heart Fund. Bach themed program features Mrs. McCormick at piano with Jane Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Silent Circle of
King’s Daughters
K. O. Townsend
Birs
Willam Whiton
Herrick Auditorium
Red Cross
Roy McCormick
Bach
McCormick
Navy Jane Green
Townsend
Charles. Lashley
Homer Barbe
Kathryn Witbeck
Mary Knapp
Clyde Cooley
King's Daughters
Joe Barrick
Maxine Simon
Wellington Hardware
Ruth Harris
Cooley
William Farrar
Lyle Clark
Robert McQuaie
Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
G. A. R. Memorial Hall
Grand Army
Richard Duff
Ruby Duff
Xenoa
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
William McKin- Jans
Administrator's Sale and Club Meetings in Elyria
Notices cover an administrator's sale at 23 Harvard Avenue Elyria Ohio a two family residence with 50 by 135 foot lot and a garage. Also upcoming meetings of Republican women Sorosis club and a ladies night plus a report on funds raised for the Ohio Commission for the Blind and a library donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Avenue
Elyria
C. V.street
Cleveland
Crocuses and Snow Drops Bloom at Local Rock Garden
Report from the J and Krause residence 331 Eighth Street notes crocuses and snow drops in bloom in the rock garden today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & Krause
Eighth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
NY Central Penna American Radial Gleden Co
Montgomery
Warner Brothers
Woolworth Co
Ange
Nem
Pilgrim Church
Gust H Meschke
Longford Avenue
E R
L W Meschke
W. S MeVetta
Myron Briggs
Meschke
Mr. Meschke
Sudro-Curtis
H.o.n-E
Death Records
Diamond Alkali Co
New Zealand
Bessie Carter
D . Cook
Eugene L. Minnich
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Minnich
Basil Bullerdick
Sheriffs Department
Ignatius Joseph Kotor
Grand
West End of London
Hse
Reichlin
Cora M
Shepard
Faith Ware
Barker St
Peone
Srerrick Ave
West
A&l
Lashley
Pearl Buck
Mra
R. J. Freeman
Elias Cooper
Lettie Stevick
M A Rady Chorman
Howard Lehman
William Bayliss
Keith Thornton
Rady
Cora M. Shepard
Northeast
Judd Hoff
Leo Wesley
Harry Wagner
Howard England
Lex Gibbins
Roy Manning
Franklyn Wright
Donald Maybaugh
C. A. Hoag
Miss Shepard
Southeast
Gilbert Shellhouse
Ralph Freeman
Don Robart
A. E. Hayes
Williiam Bottsford
Robert Shepard
Elden McEndres
Paul Gray
Alice Andus
Howard Young
Edwin Myers
Northwest
Richard Watters
William Wrench
George Ribar
Howard Close
Paul Mann
Lester Leiby
Dow McKusson
Roscoe Oney
Kenneth Peterson
Russell Shepherd
Claude Parsons
Southwest
D. B. Stevick
Floyd Olsen
Mr. Brown
Holy
First Baptist
Howard G. Young
Pastor Bible School
John Hilliker
Mary Lon Jensen
Ruth Rodgers
Howard J& Waune
Sey
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Fortney
Buckeye Girls
Lloyd Beuthel
Lattimer
Young
Rest Home
Senior Chamber of Commerce
Prospect Street
Young Herrick Auditorium
Lucille Crawford
Jaurch OF Christ
W. O. Buzzell
Whitbert Gates
Church OF the Nazarene
Leon Osborn
Charles McCann
Esther Hemphill
Edith, Hawley
Ezza Holand
Ladonna Horr
Martha Henes
Rachel Hannon
A. B. Jones
Woman’s Republican Club
Sorosis Club
Stuart Wells
Ohio Commission For the Blind
Administrator's Sale
Argus
Loomis Co
Middle Avenue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!