Judge A St Webber Handles Divorce Decisions
Several divorce cases were decided by Judge A St Webber this morning. Maude Anderson received a divorce from Milton Anderson for gross neglect and custody of their minor, with alimony to follow. Myrtle Koppenhafer was granted a divorce and alimony from Oscar Kewanfer for gross neglect and cruelty. Mary Jurcruski was granted alimony of $40 monthly and a divorce from Joseph Jurcruski. Fred Cormell was ordered to pay $10 weekly alimony after today's divorce ruling. Easter Eaton vs Dwight Eaton was dismissed. Contempt action against Oliver Parsh continued until further court order.
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A. St. Webber
Two Isles in Gleveland Crash Claims Two Lives
Cleveland Ohio March 22 Two persons are dead and about a dozen injured in Sunday crashes. Paul Klein, 48, and his wife, 59, were killed when their auto was struck by an interurban car in Box Village. A collision between a car and a bus at Vermilion left Laurel Hastings likely fatally wounded and others with serious injuries.
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Cleveland
Paul Klein
Box Village
Vermilion
Laurel Hastings
Donald Boswell
Olive Hodges
Michael Kohn
Steve Goonery
Special Limited Party For European Travel Event
A special limited party on June 19 to September discusses European travel. References required and address to Professor R P Jameson at Oberlin College in Oberlin Ohio.
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R. P. Jameson
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Adierika Claims Relief For Gas and Stomach Discomfort
A signed advertisement by I C Miller promotes Adierika as a remedy to gas and stomach trouble. It claims one spoonful removes gas and often relieves stomach upset, stops bloating, and can expel waste matter, with Eberts Drug Store listing the product.
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I. C. Miller
Ebert
Motorists report being shot at near Annhoga county line
Sheriff Underhill answered a report from two young men at the county line in the early hours that someone fired at them. Trover police detained Jack Drabik who claimed a car struck his machine and he gave chase. The stopped car occupants say they will press a charge of shooting to wound against him.
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Underhill
Anyahoga
Trover
Jack Vra Dik
Cis
Drabik
Drabic
Five fined in intoxication and traffic cases
Three information cases and two traffic violations were heard in police court this morning. J Gr and Herbert Hultse from Berea were fined $1 and costs for intoxication. Frank Yarka of Lorain was fined $1 and costs for intoxication. Koke Candito and William Richwing were fined $1 and costs for failing to observe a safe vision sign.
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J. Gr
Herbert Hultse
Berea
Frank Yarka
Lorain
Koke Candito
William Richwing
Romanian asks Ald in finding missing relative
Roumanian writes to Town Police of Ilyria Ohio seeking information about Albert Gravas, his uncle who lived twelve years ago on Trendale Street. He requests aid in locating the relative and provides a Romania origin and Alba de los Transylvania, asking for the town’s address and status of the missing man.
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Stankard
Rou‘manta
Ilyria
U. S
America
Albert Gravas
Romanio Aiud
Alba de Fos
Auto Crash Follows Car Fails To Stop In Grafton
Charles Gest of Grafton reports a hit and run after a car cut in ahead on Broad Street as he started west causing damage to a fender and bumper. Gest followed to Middle Ave and obtained the other vehicle's number, which was given to police.
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Charles Gest
Grafton
Broadst
Gest
Middle Ave
Seven Bandits Loot Newark Theatre Safe
Seven armed robbers held up four employees at the Mosque theatres on Broadstreet Newark early today and escaped with the safe contents unofficially reported as 25000 dollars. Theatre management refused to reveal the amount taken.
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Newark
N.Y
Broadstreet
Elyria Nears End of Measles Epidemic Says Sanitary Policeman
Elyria reports a shrinking measles outbreak with about two dozen homes quarantined in the past month. Frank Williams, Sanitary Policeman, notes a citywide scourge with Elyria holding a small share of cases. A new fever case is listed, bringing totals to under ten, plus three whooping cough and three chickenpox cases.
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Elyria
Frank Williams
G& Homes
Williams
Sickness causes postponement in Mansfield grand larceny trial
The State versus Mrs Edna DeHart and Mrs Maude Telener was postponed due to illness of key witness Dehant and defendant Boelener, delaying court in criminal court. A trial date will be set once the sick witnesses and parties recover. Correction notes a misreported arrest and fine for drunken driving in Chicago and misaddressed names.
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Edna DeHart
Maude Telener
Mansfield
Boelener
Dehant
Budget shift prompts patriotic private aid plan in France
The Chamber of Deputies debates continued budget measures this afternoon. A new tax plan would allow voluntary contributions from wealthy Frenchmen to help amortize short term debts. M. Perez backs a two percent sales tax, higher than the present rate, while Daumer’s proposal for a larger sales tax failed, aiding the cabinet’s collapse.
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Chamber of Deputies
M. Perez
M. Daumer
Don’t Yearn For Glorious Hair Have It Now
An old advertisement touts a hair beautifier named Dandok promising lustrous radiant hair and a soothed scalp. It claims quick, dramatic results and wide availability in drugstores with social appeal.
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W. Phinvertisement
Death notices from a regional newspaper fragment
Multiple obituaries and a public notice from a local paper describe deaths of Mrs Mary Jean Anderton Esther Block and others, with funeral details and burial locations. The items note survivors including spouses children and siblings, plus a public injunction filing over a subdivision development in Sheffield Lake and related property restrictions.
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Mary Anderson
Mary Jean Anderton
Memorial Hospital
John
Wheubeth Cushin
Cleveland
Claire G oAveon
Grion
Sudro
Wome
Burner
Riegelawn Cemetery
Tolal Boards Hear On New School Budget Law
Noy Cone Lorain deputy auditor spoke to Lorain county Boards of Education about the new budgeting and accounting system taking effect January first. T Winckles urged countywide cooperation while Alma Portman urged full term classes. Rev Record and Mrs Harry Burrell spoke for local boards as about 65 members attended.
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Noy Cone
Lorain County
Boards of Education
T. Winckles
Alma K. Portman
Record
Wellington
Harry Burrell
SheMerd Lake
Y Dormitory Men Plan Evening Program at YMCA
About 30 men from the Y M C A dormitory are to attend a 6 50 pm feed and entertainment at the YMCA building. Secretary W O McClean announced the event will be a general get together with speeches music and boxing planned.
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W. O. McClean
Truck Drivers Fined by Justice for Overload
Deputy Sheriff Steve Cowie arrested three truck drivers Avery, D. Martin, and William ONeill for overloads. They appeared before Justice J. George and pleaded guilty, each fined $25 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Cowie
Lid Avery
D. Martin
William Oneill
Ss. J. George
Textile strike probe sparks broad congressional inquiry
A Senate inquiry, urged by Senator Lafollette, targets the Passaic strike and Communist influence in labor. The investigation may widen to cover textile wage and living conditions, possibly examining the broader economic structure of the United States.
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Ate Tariff Committee
Manufacturers Committee
Lafallette
New Jersey
Passaic
Edge
United States
Lafollette
Desperate gang search and extradition drive unfold
In Kenny the desperadoes are hunted as authorities describe a stash of 380,000 and a heavy guard. Margaret Collins, wife of the “randy kid,” faces Sulivan law charges after loaded revolvers are found in a baggage she checked. Extradition papers move between Maryland and New York governors as efforts continue with little action reported.
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Kenny
Margaret Collins
Randy Kid
Zyee
Maryland
Gov. Smith
New York
Vast merger forms American Car and Foundry Motor Co
Detroit March 22 announces the consolidation of major bus motor and street car plants into a 25 million dollar corporation to be a subsidiary of American Car and Foundry. Included are Pageol Motors of Kent Ohio Hall Scott Motors of Berkeley Brill Co Philadelphia and Kuhlman Car Co Cleveland. Sales is president with E J Hall as vice president in charge of engineering and Frank W Pageol as sales manager.
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Detroit
Theountry
American Car and
Oundry Motor Co
American Car and Foundry Company
Pageol Motors Co
Kent, C
Hall Scott Motors
Berkley, Calif
Brill Co
Philadelphia
Kuhlman Car Co
Cleveland
Rotarians to Name Directors Tuesday Evening
Victarians are to nominate their directors for the coming year and Rotarian Ralph Murbach will show photos from a recent trip as well as Elyria and Y camp pictures. Board members meet at noon for a director’s meeting and the president notes a noon luncheon at Hotel Newell for those who cannot attend the evening event.
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Victarians
Elyria
Florida
Rotarians
Y. M. QA
Ralph Murbach
Y. Camp
A. J. Werner
Newell
Markets and Provisions in Cleveland and Ohio Livestock
Markets and prices across Ohio and Cleveland livestock sections. Cattle receipts, price ranges for steers, cows, heifers, bulls. calves strong. Hogs and sheep with steady to rising values. Toledo hogs and cattle also listed with price ranges.
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Cleveland
Mar
Toledo
Cascarets Laxative Ad Claims Gentle Candy Cleanse
Freshen Up Cascarets presents a candy like laxative for men women and children. The advertisement touts pleasant harmless cleansing without gripping or sicken effects and notes directions on each box for drugstores.
Prospects for Shoals Lease Interviews Prospects
The congressional Muscle Shoals committee opened hearings to lease the $150 million project. F T Hepburn of New York is the first bidder heard as committee aims to beat Ford terms and potentially renew his offer. Maj Gen Lincoln Beach, retired, to act as technical adviser on engineering matters.
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Washington
Congressional Muscle Shoals Committee
F. T. Hepburn
New York
Hepburn
Shoals
Congress
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford
Auto King
Lincoln Beach
Army Engineers
Beach
Muscle Shoals
Army
Bus Crash Leaves Several Injured in Local City
The article notes a bus crash with multiple injuries and the death of Leonard Hastings. Hastings’ body was moved to a funeral parlor and will be transported to La Grange. He is associated with city street commissions and has ties to Elyin and LaGrange. The county coroner investigates while the driver and 2 or 3 passengers recovered at home. names not learned.
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Leonard Hastings
la Grange
Elyin
LaGrange
Trie County
Arrest of Steve Nagy on liquor charge
Steve Nagy aged 26 of West River Street was arrested early this afternoon by police on a charge of furnishing and selling liquor. He will be arraigned tomorrow morning in police court.
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Wqutor
Steve Nagy
West River Street
Nagy
Elyria Elevator Meeting Planned for May 19
A series of elevator manager meetings organized by Ohio State University specialists will hold a session in Elyria on May 19. The program covers soybean and wheat varieties, elevator accounting practices, and feeding discussion with poultry, hog, or dairy feeding department input.
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Elyria
B. A. Wallace
Ohio State University
C. E. Rowland
Wallace
Farm Crops Department
Medina
Wooster
Hanger
Who Has the Largest Family in Lorain County
Chronicle Telegram invites readers to name their large families in Lorain County noting number of children living. The newspaper recalls prior reader surveys asking who voted for Lincoln and who was born in a log cabin and asks for family details amid shifting national fertility trends.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lincoln
Lorain County
Chronicle- Telegram
W E Rust Music Studio Promotes New Gibson Tenor Banjo
W E Rust's Music Studio at 586 Broad offers lessons for fretted wind and percussion instruments and advertises the latest $50 Gibson tenor banjo, highlighted for tone price and finish with call to order.
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Cali
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Loot Theatre Safe
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Chicago
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George Hurst
Connecticut
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P. R. Tobin
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T. F. Wright
Woodland Avenue
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Ind
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B. P. Smith
Rest Haven Cemetery
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Pane Noof
Ray C. Denham
Ridgelawn
Inpant
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Percy G. Hill
Robert
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William Schroeder
Shefield Lake
Cleveland Beach
Trobert
Wiliam Schroeder
Sneh Setian
TOGAL
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Inounge
Ohio
Western
Prospects For Shoals Lease Interviewed
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Elvrra Sav. & Trust Co
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
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