Elyria Trade Exposition Sale Ends With Double Tickets
Merchants promote two final sale days in Elyria with heavy value merchandise reductions and double prize tickets. Friday and Saturday offer extra tickets for weekend prize drawings including ten dollar gold pieces, a Chevrolet coach, and a Dodge sedan. Drawing set for Thursday at 3 p.m. in Cheapside with Mayor Hewitt and Police Chief Stankard assisting.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Cheapside
James A. Hewitt
E. J. Stankard
Court actions and divorces reported in Lorain county
Frank Southack of Berlin Heights sues Emma Beck admx of Emil Beck estate for 10800 over injuries in a November 26 1929 automobile collision near Dover. Marie Lemley and Loraig seek divorce from Arthur on extreme cruelty grounds. they wed in 1935 and have two children. Lena Toll sues German Catholic Fire Brotherhood Association for 685 alleged fire loss. Geneva Thomas sues Ward Bond for 190 for injuries from October 30 automobile accident on the rearity road. Robert Knowles sues Lyman Knowles et al for 2392.79 on a promissory note. Louis Halaz granted divorce from Rose Halaz for gross neglect. Katherine Bislich awarded 700 against Cleveland Southwestern Railway Co for injuries as Elyria-Lorain rider on February 28 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Southack
Berlin Heights
Emma _ Beck
Admx
Emil Beck
Avot Lake
Dovar
Marie Lemley
Loraig
Arthur
Geneva Thomas
Torain
Ward Bond Et al
Rearity Road
Katherine Bislich
Cleveland Southwestern Railway Company
Elyria-Lorain
Garrick Club Presenting Cappy Ricks Friday Night
Elyria High School will stage the Garrick Club annual play Cappy Ricks at the auditorium Friday night. Director Miss Nina Baker leads a cast including William Connelly as Alden P. Cappy Ricks and Betty Nilsen as his daughter with Robert McWilliams as the first mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrick Club
Elyria High School
Cappy Ricks
Nina Baker
Alden P. (Cappy) Ricks
William Connelly
Betty Nilsen
Cappy
Robert McWilliams
Capry
Fred Culp
Wiliam Witt
Olive Schwemler
Gertrude Borle
Ezra Porter
Robert Kaiser
Amherst Ladies Meet at Congregational Parlor
Mrs George Hoffner and Mrs C J Seeley hosted the Ladies Aid Society in Amherst on Wednesday with Mrs Clinton Jackson presiding. Twenty-one members and guests attended a luncheon after a brief business meeting and needlework. Also noted were school physics class changes and a Reserves over Redmen Junior bays team 91 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
George Hoffner
C. J. Seeley
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Clinton Jackson
C. DB. Reynolds
August Saegert
H. Secriner
Emery Sondergeld
Redmen
Indiana Independents hold firm on issues not parties
Senators Norris criticized Indiana voters for electing Jimmy Watson to the U.S. Senate. The discussion excluded third party talk and did not reference presidential prospects for Independents. The movement remains focused on issues rather than candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Watson
Indiana
Jimmy Watson
U.S. Senate
Choir Rehearsals At Local Churches This Evening
The regular rehearsal of the choir at St Paul Lutheran Church will be at 7 30 PM. The boys vested choir of the Congregational church will meet with director F C Noore for rehearsal at the church this evening. The Security Benefit Association met in the O F ball last evening and discussed the regular routine of business.
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St. Paul Luthersa Church
the Security Benefit Association
Congregational Church
F.C. Noore
State Farm bureaus elect officers and directors in Columbus
Officers re elected at a joint meeting of the Ohio Farm Bureau Corporation and the Ohio Farm Bureau Service Company are Murray D. Lincoln Columbus general manager of the corpora tion board and C J Halverstadt Leetonta president of the service company Arthur Johnson Plants and J M Hodson Fioneer were elected directors In Ashtabula motion for a change of venue for the second trial of Tilby Smith was referred to Common Pleas Judge Fred H Wolf of Wauseon Hearing will open Monday Smith, a former death row inmate, was granted a new trial by the Ohio Supreme Court Bowing Green crop officials discussed sugar beet acreage and tariff impacts on production In Columbus a safety police system for high cars was urged by George L Cooley at the Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company annual meeting
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Corporation
Ohio Farm Bureau Service Company
Murray D. Lincoln
C. J. Halverstadt
Leetonta
Arthur Johnson
J. M. Hodson
Fioneer
Ashtabula, CO
Tilby Smith
Love Singer
Clara Smith
Common Pleas
Fred H. Wolf
Wauseon
Charles R. Sargent
Smith
Supreme Court
Bowling Green
Northwestern
Ohio
Extension Service
Ohio State University Agricultural College
George L. Cooley
Farny Bureau Mutual Insurance Company
Bankruptcy Sale Under Way Today At Robinson-Hancock Co
The Robinson-Hancock Company Broadstreet bankruptcy sale opened at 2 p m with Ben Geiger as auctioneer and Ralph W Standen as trustee. All stock and fixtures must be removed immediately and sold only to dealers. A blanket bid of 7525 from Goldstein Lorain will be compared to separate sales. The firm owes about 45000 and nearly 100 creditors are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson-Hancock Company
Broadstreet
Ben Geiger
Ralph W. Standen
Goldstein
Sth Street
Lorain
Citizens Budget Company Elects New Board Members
At the Lorain County Citizens Budget Company monthly meeting in R. F. Vandemark’s office, new directors were elected: Charles M. Irish of Lorain, George Smythe of Amherst, Ford B. Gott of LaGrange, and Lee A. DeLloyd of Elyria. Existing directors include Hewitt, Tucker, Thompson, Vandemark, Howenstine, Henry, Maynard, and Knapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Budget Company
Lorain County
R. F. Vandemark
Charles M. Irish
Lorain
Smythe
Amherst
Ford B. Gott
la “Grange
Lee A. DeLloyd
Elyria
James A. Hewitt
Charles ©. Tucker
Ben. W. B. Thompson
Frank A. Knapp
E. J.howenstine
W. C. Henry
Bellevue
H. C. Maynard
Chicago
A.C. Terry Fined For Traffic Light Violation
A. C. Terry of 450 8th Street was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor James A. Hewitt after being arraigned for running a traffic light last night. A separate note recalls the water hyacinth's accidental 1890 introduction to the St. Johns River in Florida and its spread over 200 miles within seven years, creating a wide fringe along both banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Terry
8Th Street
James A. Hewitt
St. John’s River
Florida
Cleveland and Chicago Market Quotations Snapshot
Market listings show Cleveland and Toledo livestock and grain bids, with hogs at 6.00 to 7.50 current, cattle steady to strong, calves weak, and sheep active. Butter and eggs quoted in Chicago, potatoes and grains detailed with per hundredweight and per ton prices, plus market closes for wheat corn oats rye and hay across major exchanges.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
United States Department of
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Colorado
Garley
Timothy
Cleveland Hay Oné Grain Exchange
F. O. B. Clevelan
Raney Creamery
Bic
I. Hay—Timothy
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Chamber of Commerce
Marcel
Florence Sthwind Beauty Parlor
Second St
Phillip
Patco
Bataline
Fiat Om
Begonias
Cinnerarias
Cyclamens
Azalias
Lena Toll
Avon
German Catholic Fire Brotherhood Association
Robert Knowles
Elsha
Lyman Knowles
Louis Halaz
Rose Halaz
Common Pleas Court
Russel Stauffer
Clase
Gloria
Mrs
Thomas Young
Cleveland Avenue
Joseph‘s *Bos
Gan
Indy Jon
H. J. Tanner
Omahz
The
Elyria Hdw. Co
Mavns
ICAGO
U.P
Lew
Enicago
Harry Bros
East River
Fourth Street
Heather
Woolworths
Sibley & Sprague
Elas
Sieiage
Winship Clothes
Garrick Clothes
Broad St
Capitol Theater
the, O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Hales Grocery
Waaeeettsn
Ghe
Akiatene Wienerp
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