Messenger Boys End Strike in Toledo and Cleveland
Messenger boys in Toledo and Cleveland ended a two day walkout at Postal Telegraph Co. with a return to work after voting to drop demands for higher zone delivery wages. About 175 Cleveland strikers resumed duties as talks continued. Toledo workers also ended their two day stoppage under mutual agreement, with terms not disclosed and a 16 dollar weekly wage proposal noted. Western Union strikers in Toledo had previously settled via company union intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Cleveland
Postal Telegraph Co
Stelkers
Messendere
John W. Murphy
Boys
Western Union Boys
Association of Western Union Employes
Man jailed for contempt over alimony payments
Anthony Petroskey, 31, of Lorain, was sentenced to five days in the county jail by Judge D A Cook for contempt after failing to keep alimony payments. The case followed his divorce last November and remarriage, with earnings and arrears cited, and his wife and two children present as he was led away. In Columbus, Mrs Barbara Zentgraf, 79, died of a heart attack after her dress caught fire from a match she held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Petroskey
Globe Avenue
Lorain
D. A. Cook
Petroskey
Chalmer Davidson
Nis
Shirley
Joan
WPA
Columbus
Barbara Zentgraf
Auto Tears Porch Off Of Home Lorain Man Arrested
Theodore Kardos, 24, of 426 Delaware avenue Lorain, faces charges of driving while intoxicated after his car left Middle Ridge road near Amherst, tearing the front porch of C O Masters home, plowing a hedge and arbor, and stopping about 600 feet away. The 3 a m accident woke the Masters family. Kardos was to appear before Justice Preston Coon at 106 a m Monday. Deputy Sheriff John Fulton took him to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kardos
Delaware Avenue
Lorain
C. Omasters
Middle Ridge Road
Amherst
Kardos
Masters
Kardogis
Preston Coon
John Fulton
Death notices from Amhberst and Brighton memorials
Eunice P Rowland aged in Wellington dies at Brighton at home of her daughter Burr Coates She leaves a daughter a Rochester son Frank six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Widow of Edmund H Rowland Born in Rochester Funeral Monday 2 PM Ralph Rowland home Brighton Rev N H Patrick officiating Burial Rochester Center Cemetery Georgie Schibler 19 died at home of his son Frank in St Clair Michigan Born in Huron long time Amherst area Farmer retired ten years ago Spouse predeceased He survived by five children two brothers twenty grandchildren and two great He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church of Amherst Body shipped to Zilch Funeral Home Funeral arrangements pending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice P. Rowland Wellington
Eunice P. Rowland
Burr Coates
Brighton
Frank
Rochester
Rowland
Edmund H. Rowland
Ralph Rowland
N. H. Patrick
Brighton and Rochester M. E
Rochester Center Cemetery
Amhberst
Maren
Georgie Schibler
St. Clair
Michigan
Huron
Amherst
Ashland
Werner Zich
Frank E. Lewis
Lankin
John A
Shelby
Edward C
Medina
William H
Chris B
Methodist Episcopal Church
Zilch Funeral Home
Fined $50 And Costs By Mayor Baird
Harold Terry of 106 Spruce street was fined 59 dollars and costs and had his driving license suspended for several months after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. He was arraigned before Mayor Don A. Baird in police court this morning and was allowed to drive from his home to work at the National Tube Company. He was arrested early Thursday on Woodland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Terry
Spruce Street
Don A. Baird
Terry
National Tube Company
Woodland Avenue
Pleads Guilty Fined By Mayor Baird in Milan
E. J. Reilly aged 40 of Milan was fined 50 and had his driving rights suspended for six months after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated in police court today. He was arrested last evening on Kaiser Court after police said he lost his way en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Reilly
Milan
Dui
Reilly
Kaiser Court
Speeder Gawne Fined for Reckless Driving in Norwalk
R. 3. Gawne, 28, of the Corousal Hotel Norwalk, pleaded guilty to reckless driving at the police court arraignment. Mayor Don A. Baird fined him $2 and costs after officers clocked speeds between 60 and 65 miles per hour on Cleveland street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gawne
Corousal Hotel
Norwalk
Jiu
Don A. Baird
Cleveland Street
Motorist Fined for Reckless Driving in Avon Lake
Linus Tomlin, 22, of Avon Lake was fined 3 and costs after being arraigned before Mayor DownA in a police court. He was arrested last evening on Cleveland Street for driving at 70 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linus Tomlin
Avon Lake
Downa
Tomlin
Cleveland Street
Saley Fined for Disorderly Conduct in City Court
Frank Saley aged 21 of 565 Trondale Street was fined 35 and costs after being arraigned before Mayor Don A. Baird in police court. Saley, arrested last Saturday by Special Officer Clare Sayles, refused to leave Rainbow Gardens skating rink when ordered out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Saley
Trondale Street
Don A. Baird
Saley
Clare Sayles
Rainbow Gardens
yHia Whey
Blaze in car sparked near Jackson Hotel on Broad Street
Police reported a car blaze outside the Jackson Hotel on Broad Street at 10 am today. Firemen found the blaze extinguished on arrival and attributed it to defective wiring with no damage. owner’s name linked to Ohio plate ZR-S24 was not learned.
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L A. m
Jackson Hotel
Broad Street
Ohio
Court House Purchases And Divorces Hit County Agenda
County commissioners authorize two book trucks for the treasurer's office at four dollars each and approve a coal order of 649 tons at thirty five dollars per ton from Granite Block and Coal Co. Divorce actions proceed for Marian Ferguson, J Brackley, and Florence Bruce with alimony awarded in one case. Deputy sheriffs issue parking tickets after cars blocked courthouse entrances. enforcement follows an explicit order against all day parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colson Company
Granite Concrete Block and Coal Company
Sheriff's Department
Zavagee
Oberlin Notes from Women's Club and Local News
Oberlin and nearby communities report a busy slate of social and cultural events. The Pansy Chapter Eastern Star hosted a March meeting at Mrs. Marie Hageman’s home with papers on the 1887 Ordinance and travel reminiscences. Birthday surprise honors for Ed Hoeh were held at the Harold Edwards home. A newborn son, Reginald Corning Leister, arrived in Toledo with his parents former Oberlin residents. Maurice Wessler of the Conservatory will perform with Ben Silverberg’s Ensemble on WTAM, featuring viola d amore and recorder. The Oberlin Conservatory String Quartet and a burial for Miss Mary Lucile Cook are noted, along with a sermon by Dean Thomas W. Graham and various local visits and travels among residents.
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Oberlin, O
Nancy Wolcott
Squire Chapter
Marie Hageman
North Cedar Street
America
R. P. Harvey
P. S. Peirce
Profesaor Peirce
Californian
Panames Canal
St. Patrick Green
Calor
W. B. Durand
Warren Thomas
W. C. Christy
Order of Eastern Star
Hoeh
Harold Edwards
Howard
James
R. S. Leister
Toledo
Women’s and Children’s Hospital
Reginald Corning
Leister
Emily Worcester
BP. G. Worcester
Morgan Street
Maurice Wessler
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Ben Silverberg
Susan F. Hinman
Oberlin
Lorain
R. M. Guide
Barbara
Edgeneer Price
Guide
Nichols
St. Petersburg
Florida
P. G. Worcester
Mor-gan Street
Margaret Geausman
Mary Lou
West Russia
A. $. Davidson
East Lorain
Ake
James A. McGranh
Woodland Avenue
George Freeman
Cleveland
Lakeside Hospital
Freemay
Wilberetta Binns
Arraignments in Lorain and local court actions
Deputy Pollack stated arraignments will occur in justice court Tuesday. Inspectors with deputies confiscated about four gallons of alleged illegal liquor at Stella Bucy Davis home on Broadway Lorain during raids that largely failed. Davis pleaded not guilty in Lorain Municipal Court to possessing flozal liquor. Officers found the liquor in a bedroom cabinet during the raid around 4 59. County commissioners approved 190 toward a private interviewing office partition for Ernest Splete of the National Re employment Service, with two votes for and one against. Home General Loan Corporation filed suit for 3912 foreclosure on property in Antherst against Edward L Moebius et al. Kipton Bank filed suit for 364 foreclosure on property in Camden township against Ethel Barber et al. Perry Reisinger won a divorce from Sadie Reisinger due to gross neglect. W B Thompson sued M J Horwedel for 100 attorney fees. Gertrude Margarete Schareina of Elyria divorced Alfred Schareina for extreme cruelty. Thelma Davis Wag was granted a divorce from John T Davis. she resumed the name Thelma Shober. The Cleveland Trust Company filed three foreclosure suits against Max Rapport et al with judgments sought of 7566 and 2107 in first petition, 9954 and 21520 in second, 8009 and 21430 in third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvesterdas
Stella Bucy Davis
Broadway
Lorain
Ernest Splete
National Re-employment Service
John E. Davidson
Edward DeChant
Oscar G. Dunn
Found Guilty By Mayor Mrs Rose Schallon
Mrs Rose Schallon of 129 North Maple street was found guilty of disorderly conduct in police court before Mayor Don A Ward. She was fined $1 and costs, suspended on good behavior. Neighborm George Kugel testified she kicked him and used a vile name.NEW YORK March 130 A baby under one pound died today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Schallon
North Maple Street
Don A. Ward
Schallon
Seballon
George Kugel
Motive Sought In Canton Woman Shot By Window
Canton, March 13. Police prepare to question a second unnamed suspect in the shotgun murder of Mrs. Ross Cable 46 wife of a contractor. Parafin test on a relative’s hands failed to place him at the scene. Footprints in the Cable lawn matched shoes found in the second suspect’s room. A labor dispute motive was discounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
A K
Ross Cable
Cable
President Roosevelt on annual vacation at 2000 acre Georgia farm
The article describes President Roosevelt driving a 1931 vintage car to his large Georgia farm to supervise summer crop plans intended to make the land pay and serve as a model for nearby farmers. A government air route delivers official mail daily, with a dedicated line to Washington. Fined 85 and costs: John Sullivan, 57, of 28 Chestnut Street, fined for intoxication after arraignment by Mayor Don A. Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Washington
Atlanta
Fruit Sprayer Clinic Tuesday
Loraine County Fruit Growers sponsor a Fruit Sprayer Clinic on Tuesday in the Mas Construction Company store room at 625 Broad Street. The group will meet in the directors' room of Elyria Savings and Trust Building before proceeding to the clinic, with R. D. Burden in charge. He will demonstrate cutaway relief valves gauges and pump parts and several spray outfits will be available for inspection and use in the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine County Fruit Growers
Rooim
Mas Construction Company
Broad Street
Elyria Savings and Trust
R. DP. Burden
Burden
Murderess in jail tries to die by will power
Helen Wills Love, a 66 year old convicted murderer, lay in a stupor in a Los Angeles jail seeking death by will power. Medical examiners noted self induced trance like state and absence of food or drink for 24 hours. Sentence delayed by court until Monday as jurors and jailers reported her condition and behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Helen Wills Love
Harry A. Love
Love
Benjamin Blank
Frank M. Smith
India
Mary Plettner
Smith
Mrs. Love
Two Farm Account Meetings Scheduled
C J Hammel Lorain County Agricultural Extension Agent says two Farm Account Summary meetings are planned for next week. The LaGrange Grange Hall hosts the first at 16 a m Thursday while the Wellington High School Agricultural Room hosts the second at 1 p m Friday. Marshall Whister from the Farm Management Department will be present to assist and help complete records. Open to all Farm Account keepers to compare their accounts with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Hammel
Loraim
LaGrange Grange Hall
Wellington High School
Hummel
Marshall Whister
Farm Management Department
Trustees Seek PWA Action On School Loan Fraud Charge
Township officials demand reversal of a Fast Lampeter loan after Landberg and others accuse the school board of overreach, claiming unauthorized actions violated law. The push follows a Wednesday meeting as citizens allege the loan’s terms infringe voters' rights and the franchise. Attorney General Duffy rules on convention expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landberg
Fast Lampeter
PWA
Columbus, CO
State Association of Township Trustees and Clerks
Columbus
Herbert
Duffy
Markets Grain and Mill Feeds Banished by Sligets Glovator Co
Markets report grain and mill feeds with prices per bushel for corn and wheat and per barrel for flour and oils. No. 2 yellow corn at $1.54 a bushel, No. 2 yellow $1.66, red wheat around $1.54, and flour pricing by load and barrel with spring patent and hard winter grades listed amid mixed crate and stock figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grin
Sligets Glovator Co
Lina
North Murray Ridge
Marche
Farrow
Sebastian Nieding
Clayton H. Sooy
Tee Kiineet
Insurgent Push to Guadalajara Central to Madrid Offensive
The report places the Insurgent general field headquarters at Brihuegs directing the fifth Madrid offensive. Guadalajara is identified as the principal objective with seven major highways converging there. Madrid's main link to Valencia via Armada and Cuenca faces shell fire risk along the Madrid Valencia route via Tarancón.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huega
Guadalajara
Soria
Madrid
Brihuegs
Valencia
Armada
Cuenca
Madrid-Valencia
Tarancon
Lawmakers Debate Milk Industry Regulation Shift
Ed Bath of the Bureau’s legislative department said the bureau would back the original bill by Bimell if no essential changes occurred. The substitute bill was criticized for major changes and lawmakers opposed to regulation. Rep. Donald D. Canfield called the bill an effort to make the milk industry a public utility, a view echoed by Rep. Wills Cory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Bath
Bureau
Legislative Department
Bimmell
Bath
Donald D. Canfield
Wood
Rep
Wills I. Cory
Seneca
Second M. E. Church Announces Meetings Tomorrow
Programs for two groups at the Second M E Church were announced today. The Ladies Aid will hold a program at 1 pm focused on its history and invite all members and former members to attend. The Epworth League session at 6 30 pm will discuss helps in choosing life work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fi
Ladies’ Aid
Epworth League
Payson Named To Armco Board In Middletown Announcement
George M. Verity announces the election of Charles S. Payson of New York City to the board of the American Rolling Mill Co. Payson, financier and publisher of the Commentator, already serves as a director of Rustless Iron Corp. and Marine Midland Corp. Armco recently acquired holdings in Rustless Iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
George M. Verity
American Rolling Mill Co
Charles 8
Payson
New York City
Financial Authority
Rustless Iron Corp
Baltimore
Armco
Marine Midland, Corp
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Messenger Boys
United Press
Allen Wales Adding Machine Corp
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Lorain Man
George Schiblet
Baird
Nash-Lafayette Bales & Service
Pocahontas
Speeder
Marian Ferguson
Lee Ferguson
J. Brackley
Lillian Brackley
D. A. Caok
Florence Bruce
Robert Bruce
the Peerless Laundry and Dry Cleaning CO
Second Street
Loncert
Overlin Conservatory String Quartet
Warner Concert Hall
John Frazer
Geolfo
Raymond Cerf
Reher Johnson
Maurice Kessler
Mary Lucile Cook
Carrie Cook
Kent
Westwood Cemetery
Cook
Oberlin College
BethAae
Kees
Frank Stevens
Pearl Cook
Roy
Robert
Artington
Virginia
Carroll
Akron
Thomas W. Graham
Thomas Edwards
Justice Court
Anthony Pollack
Home General Loan Corporation
Iidward L. Moebius Et al
Antherst
Kipton Bank Company
Ethel Barber Et al
Camden Township
Perry Reisinger
Sadie Reisinger
D. Aa. Cook
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas
M. J. Horwedel
North Ridgeville
Gertrude Margarete Schareina
Elyria
Alfred Schareina
Thelma Davis
John T. Davis
Thelma Shober
Cleveland Trust Company
Max Rapport
New York
John Sullivan
Chestnut Street
Costa
Sullivan
Sibley & Sprague
Tel
Marek
Plymouth Bork
Ulan
Dol Os Ue
Ian Ayer
WES
Tata
U.S
Idaho Russe
Burbanks
Wisconsin
Cotbters
Minnesota Cobblers Seid
Blix Triumphs
Wrench Sud
Botrach Wales Rabrtutas
Plurida Wiss Cos
Harley
Timothy Seyp
Rte
Page
M. E
F. A. Humphrey
Rise
Middle Ave
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Haxing
Telegraph Road
Rowe
Arly
West Virginia
Com, Ca
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O’donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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