Unusual Plea Filed By Local Attorney
Local attorney L. D. Hamlin for County Dog Warden Lee Minkler demurs to a $500 suit by Henry D. Bradley over the death of Bradley’s dog. The brief doubts any recovery beyond loss of consortium and even quips about the dog’s fate in mythic terms, noting the dog cannot suffer pain. The humorous pleadings drew wide attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lee Minkler
L. D. Hamlin
Henry D. Bradley
Bradley
W. W. Hyde
Wellogton
Minkler
Pal
Erebus
River Styx
Lee
Conservator Named for Toledo Bank
Toledo. James Bentley, vice president of A Bentley & Sons Co., was named conservator for First National Bank by the comptroller through the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. Deposits total nearly 6 009000. The move aims to protect depositors and speed rehabilitation under new federal law while the bank operates under restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
James Bentley
A. Bentley & Sons Co
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
National Bank
Accidental death verdict in Mrs. Maude Pindell Taylor case
Batavia coroner returned an accidental death verdict today in the death of Mrs. Maude Pindell Taylor who died from chloroform administered by her husband to help her sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
M. White
Maude Pindell Taylor
Condolence Resolution for A. E. Lawrence
The Lorain County Bar plans to send a resolution of condolence to the widow of A. E. Lawrence, former local bar member and Florida county judge who died recently at his Sebring home. The action was approved by the local bar this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Lawrence
Sebring
Florida
Lorain County
Lawrence
Prosecution of Gillis Pie Delayed After Arraignment
William Gillis Pie of 1848 Middle Avenue faced arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster on a charge of disorderly conduct. The case was postponed one week after his arrest following a report by his wife that he beat her, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gillispie
Middle Avenue
W. H. van Oster
Archie Winland Fined for Driving While Intoxicated
Archie Winland of Cleveland was fined 100 dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster. His Elyria driving privilege was suspended for 60 days. Winland was arrested Saturday evening after crashing two red lights before stopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Winland
Cleveland
W. H. van Oster
Elyria
Winland
Suitcase Theft Reported In Cleveland Neighborhood
Nick Skouries reported the theft of a suitcase containing $100 worth of imported shawls table cloths and bed spreads from an automobile on St. Clair Street in Cleveland. The incident occurred on Broad Street and was reported yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Skouries
Broad Street
Skouries
St. Clair Street
Cleveland
Car Crash Damages Vehicle At East Bridge Street Bridge
Police report a car driven by Jack Dare of Lakswood was badly damaged when it crashed into a cement pillar of the East Bridge street railroad bridge. Occupants were not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dare
Lakswood
East Bridge Street Railroad Bridge
Auto Skids Into Fire Hydrant on West Avenue
Police report states a car driven by John Mitchel of 379 Oberlin Road skidded on West Avenue Saturday, struck a street sign, and collided with a fire hydrant causing damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchel
Oberlin Road
West Avenue
Car damage report involving Taylor and Skorke on West Street
A Saturday incident near 314 West Street involved Carl Taylor’s car damaged while parked. A vehicle owned by Adam Skorke backed from a driveway and struck Taylor’s car according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Taylor
Court Street
West Street
Adam Skorke
Taylor
Man fined for intoxication on Abbe road
Carl Ingner of Abbe road was fined $5 and costs after arraignment before Major W. H. Van Oster for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ingner
Abbe Road
W. H. van Oster
Ames 4-H Club Sees 20 753 Members in Iowa
Iowa 4-H active members for 1232 totaled 20 753 with 11 000 girls completing canning bread making clothing and home furnishing projects. Boys worked on calf raisin dairy cattle hogs poultry and sheep with many also in farm records corn and garden tasks. The state unit includes 3359 local boys clubs and 952 local girls clubs under Paul Taff at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Paul Taff
Iowa State College
Taif
Great leaders of men and of causes on conspicuity
Fragmentary clipping notes a statement about great leaders and notable exceptions, mentioning Sveroln and a lack of humor. It reads as a reflective aside on public figures and their personas without concrete events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sveroln
Stock market rally resumes after banking holiday
New York stocks resume gains as trading picks up from last week’s pause. Steel, American Telephone, J I Case, International Harvester, Allied Chemicals, General Electric and others rise fractionally to several points with mixed moves in rail shares and utilities as market activity improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Harvester
Allied Chemicals
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
United Auroradt
Public Service
Berhiehet Steel American Can
Corsoldated Gas
du Pont
Sears Reesok
Delaware & Hudson Fed
New York Central
Lackawanne
Tadielv
Union Pacife
Atchison
House Takes Up Banking Bill
Washington bulletin reports the House debate on a bill to place state and national banks on par with emergency finance measures. The measure, described as urgent, is set for a vote tonight as the chamber acts under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Ohio veterans funding challenged in budget talk
Speakers criticized the Economy Bill arguing it shortchanges veterans. They cited federal aid totals for Ohio and claimed large sums support the G A R, widows and orphans, and service connected disabled veterans. They warned reductions would raise local taxes and burden counties and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A R
Ohio
Washington
Ohio Supreme Court
Edward Mathias
United States
St. Mihiel
Verdun
Begg
James T. Begg
Elyria
Lorain
God State Boards of
Hratin
Akeleton
County Boards of Health
Poe County
New York State Prison Cost Cited for Incarceration
Report notes keeping a man in prison costs about 500 dollars per year in New York State funding and policy discussions consider the burden of incarceration on the budget and system operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
PILES Fissure Fistula Colitis and Veins Treated
Elyria Ohio doctor offers treatment for piles fissure fistula colitis and varicose veins without noting work time logs. Dr F M Sponseller provides sessions with hours listed as Tuesday 1 30 4 00 and 7 00 to 8 00 plus Saturday 1 80 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Savings & Trust
F. M
Club Activities Of Coming Week In Oberlin
Oberlin clubs schedule a busy week with meetings and events across organizations. Regular sessions of Frank E. Peck Chapter De Molay, Prospect PTA, Oberlin Women's Club Garden Department, Monday Night Bridge group, Women's Progressive Club, History Department gathering, American Legion Auxiliary party, Sorosis, Missionary Society, Eastern Star, Odd Fellows initiation in Wellington, neighborhood clubs, Pyrhian Sisters, Oberlin Chapter Royal Arch Masons inspection, and a University Women meeting at Oberlin Inn. Local hosts include Mrs J C McCullough, Mrs George Jackson, Mrs Opal Gaines, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Frank E. Peck
Order of de- Molay
Grange Hall
Prospect Parent-Teachers' Association
J. C. McCullough
Oberlin Women's Club
South Cedar Avenue
Reom
Women's Progressive Club
Opal Gaines
South Pleasant Street
Maud Jackson
Eote
Rev
Stennett
W. H. Chariv
History Department
Oberlin Worers Club
Legion Rooms
L. H. Trafant
Ching
Order of Eastern Star
Odd Fellows Lodge
Wellington
Stedgse
Alvah Walker
Ralph Brown
North Cedar Avenue
West Lorain
Weedland Avenue
Misses Wright
West Lorain Street
Pyrhian Sisters
Oberon Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Paul G. Lutz
Lakewood
Amer
Oberlin Inn
Crove Tatterson
Toledo
American.” the Rughrs of Pythiss
Death Record Mrs Julia B Tite
Mrs Julia B Tite of 573 Cleveland Street died Sunday after a two month illness. Widow of William Tite she was born February 9 1953 in Sheffield Township and lived in the county all her life. She leaves a daughter Mrs Jances Sanders of Clyria three grandchildren Edison Jr Gereldine and Frances Salisbury three brothers Mia Standersf North Olmsted Thomes ene Gearze Standen of Elsrn and a sister Mrs Emma Smith Lunner of Ambmerst. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 36 from Sudro Funeral Home Rev E J Bond Sr burial Ridgel Cemetery.
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Julia B Tite
Cleveland Street
William Tite
Tite
Sheffield Township
Jances Sanders
Clyria
Edison Jr
Gereldine
Frances Salisbury
Mia Standersf
North Olmsted
Thomes Ene Gearze Standen
Elsrn
Sreter
Emma Smith Lunner
Ambmerst
Sudro Funeral U
E. J. Bond
Ridzgel
Mrs Lena Searight Dies After Illness In Elma
Mrs Lena C Searight wife of W C Searight of 505 Third street died at Elma Clinic on March 18 after a brief illness She was born in Bradford PA August 12 1888 Came from Indiana 14 years ago Survived by husband two children LaVaughn and William mother Mrs Mary Entinger sister Mrs L N Kenward and brother J M Entinger Funeral from St Marys church March 21 at 9 39 am Rev Fr Daley presiding Burial in St Marx Cemetery with later interment at Calvary Cleveland Altar society members to meet at home this evening at 7 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena C. Searight
W. C. Searight
Third Street
Elma Clinic
Searight
Bradford
Pennsylvania
Indiana
LaVaughn
William
Mary Entinger
City
L. N. Kenward
Lakewood
J. M. Entinger
Hollidays Cove
W. Va
St. Mary's Church
Fr. Daley
St. Marx's Cemetery
Calvary Cemetery
Cleveland
St Mary’s Altar Society
Mrs. Lydia Sanders Dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Lydia E Sanders of LaGrange died Sunday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Widow of E H Sanders she was born January 29 1859 in New York. Surviving: one daughter May Runals four sons Charle Ralph Edward Earl all of LaGrange four grandchildren and one niece Mrs J C Underhill of Elvria. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 30 from R W Sanders home in LaGrange with Rev Virgil Jump officiating. Burial in LaGrange Cemetery.
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Lydia E Sanders
Grange
Elyria Memorial Hospital
E. H. Sanders
Sanders
New York State
May Runals
Charle
Ralph
Edward
Earl
la Grange
J.C. Underhill
Elvria
Theresa H. Diederich dies. funeral set at St Peter’s North Ridgeville
Theresa H. Diederich of North Ridgeville died at St Joseph’s Hospital Lorain on Saturday. She was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Nicholas Diederich and sister of Lidwina Schuster Marcellus B Amanda and the late Zita and Leonarda. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 AM from St Peter’s Church North Ridgeville with interment in St Peter’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa H. Diederich
North Ridgeville
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Nicholas Diederich
Lidwina Schuster
Marcellus B. Amanda
Zita
Leonarda
St. Peter’s Church
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Higher ideals rise from exceptional individuals
The text argues that lofty goals start with few outstanding people whose influence grows beyond their immediate circle, creating a lasting legacy through a small but persistent cadre.
Weekend visits and funeral attendance noted across town
Mey Helen Wainwright of Me-Gye spent the weekend with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jorl Fare of Union Street. Ning of Deerfield Academy was with his mother Mrs. Hatel Wuoz and Mrs. Ruth Ring attended the funeral of J. W. Lee, former mayor of Silver Lake Village, in Kent. Walter Nims hosted guests from Bellevue at the Garrish home on Eas Calleza Street. E Clapp of Selfridge and Clemens Mies were seen with family, and Roger Ingraham visited Cleveland relatives in Oberlin yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mey Helen Wainwiith
Me- Gye
Jorl Fare
Union Streat
Cs. Ors Ning
Deerfield Academy
Ha- Tel Wuoz
Ruth Ring
North Pleasant Street
Bellevue
Garrish
E. Clapp
Selfridd8th
Clemens Mies
Ida Clapp
North Main Street
Alaska
Mack Looner
Elyriai
Oberlin
Rog. Ingraham
Cleveland
George Jackson
Lorain Man Pleads Not Guilty To Non Support Indictment
John Perse of Lorain pleaded not guilty to a non support indictment when arraigned before Judge A R Webber. He was arrested Friday by Deputy Sheriff August Michael. Amherst filed three suits in common pleas court seeking money on promissory notes with foreclosures against mortgages. Defendants include Frank and Emma Grugel et al for 22 908, John H Braun et al for 82 900, and Frederick Hogrefe et al for 22 584.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perse
Lorain
A. R. Webber
Sheri
August Michael
Amherst
Common Pleas Court
Frank and
Emma Grugel
John H. Braun
Frederick Hogrefe
Margesertta Glenn Sues Levi Glenn for Divorce
Margesertta Glenn of Oberlin files suit for divorce from Levi Glenn also of Oberlin on grounds of extreme cruelty. The couple wed in 1927 and have two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margesertta Glenn
Oberlin
Levi Glenn
Property partition suit names defendants in Columbia township case
Bernice Neff of Grafton township and Lizzie Shepheard of West View named as defendants in a suit to partition property in Columbia township so that the Previtif may receive her undivided one seventh interest in the parcel according to the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Neff
Grafton Township
Lizzie Shepheard
West View
Columbia Township
Th. Pestion
Tragic Murder Case Sends Indianapolis Couple Into Crisis
Police report a husband killed his estranged wife in a brutal act then fled by car to a police station. Charles Evant, 39, and Belene Evans, 42, are named in the chaotic incident with details of the crime and coroner findings under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodorf
Charles Th Evant
Indianapolis
Abduction Rash Hopes Rise For Peter Myers Parents
Frantic parents of Peter Myers wait for word from abductors after the 36 hour disappearance. The boy, son of a wealthy tavern proprietor, was taken by three men armed with a sub machine gun who stopped the family chauffeur in the Myers driveway. The father says he cannot pay even a ransom of $1,099.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masury
Peter Myers
Myers
Money On Display In Auto Club Window
A display of currency in the Elyria Automobile Club window attracts attention. The loaned collection includes U S notes, a worn 1892 two dollar bill, a 50 cent note with William H Crawford, three 25 cent notes, two 10 cent notes, and a 5 cent note. Also shown are three French bills and a 29 peso note from the Governa Provisional de Mexico. The display will likely remain through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Automobile Club
Fred Cales
Cleveland Automobile Club
United States
William H. Crawford
the Treasury
Mighty Ohio River Flood Reaches record levels
Reports from Portsmouth to Covington describe widespread flooding as the Ohio River rose toward six feet above danger in Louisville. Towns like Bellevue Newport Ironton Manchester and Gallipolis report homes flooded or people displaced. Structural damage occurred in Cincinnati Covington and nearby areas with mud filled streets and evacuations.
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Portsmouth
Portsmout
Cipeinnat
Bellevue
Newport
Ironton
Manchester
Gallipolis
Pike and
Scioto Counties
Ohio
Aberdeen
Maysville
Cincinnati
Covington
Cattle Testing 1 Starts Tomorrow Across Townships
Testing for tuberculosis begins tomorrow under Dr. P. M. Cellar with C I Hummel announcing. Elyria Township east of the river starts, followed by west of the river next week. Brighton Township has begun under Dr. Hyde. Penfield and Wellington townships, and Camden Township work are planned with Drs Fortney Burnside and J Reeder involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Cellar
C. I. Hummel
Elyria Township
Brighton Township
Hyde
Fortney
Penfield Township
Wellington Township
Burnside
J. Reeder
Camden
Police Impound Car on Broad Street Overstay
Vehicles impounded after remaining on Broad Street for 24 hours. License number traced to Ravenna Auto Club. Police report notes the action was taken to clear the area and enforce parking rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AULTQ
Broad Street
Ravenna Auto Club
Markets Report Mixed Activity Across Livestock Prices
Cattle receipts total 500 with steady to narrow-range prices. Hogs receipts 2,600 with steady to higher bids. veal and calves showing declines. Sheep and lambs receipts 2,000 with steady to slight gains. overall market tone cautious amid varied regional demand.
A G Bean Named As Receiver For Studebaker Corp
Elyria business leader A G Bean, president of White Motor Company, leaves for South Bend to begin duties as one of three receivers of Studebaker Corporation of America. The other receivers are Paul Hoffman and Harold S Vance. Bean says Studebaker is in its strongest financial condition since formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Bean
Elyria
White Motor Company
Cleveland
Tedas
Studebaker Corporation of America
Bean
South Bend
Indiana
Paul Hoffman
Studebaker
Harold S&s. Vance
Studebaker Corporation
Farmers Baited by New Plan Critics Call It Farm Bureau Control
A debate over a proposed program centers on a supposed 330 million lev burden added to groceries. Supporters argue long term gains offset taxes and boost farming purchasing power, while opponents from the American Cotton Shippers Association condemn the plan as a tool of professional farm leaders. They warn farmers would be at the mercy of a Washington bureau dictating what to plant and prices, with potential control over processors of commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cotton Shippers’ Association
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Emmons race-betting bill faces opposition in Ohio
Stewards of the Ohio Shortship circuit at Urbana urged changes to the Emmons race betting bill which would legalize Pari-Mutual betting at horse races. They warned the measure, passed by the Senate, would destroy harness racing and named a committee to oppose it before Governor White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Emmons
Ohio
Senate
White
Cinstein’s Luck in Proving Theories Wrong Stated
The remark notes Cinstein’s perceived luck in challenging theories and invites others to test and disprove his ideas. It frames scientific debate as a field where bold claims attract scrutiny and rigorous verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinstein
Banking act sparks new reorganization plan and Fed action
The report notes limited authority under the new banking act and expected guidance after the General Assembly convenes. It describes a possible bank reorganization measure to operate while in flux, using liquid assets and phased deposit payouts. The Cleveland Fed warns member banks not to process checks on unlicensed banks unless labeled special funds or restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohin General Assembly
Iris
Fr. R. Fancher
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
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Potiney
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Cleveland Liverstoth
Micrel
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Studebaker Corp
Clevelard Federal Reserve Bank
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Western Reserve Finance
Turner
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O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Post Office
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