Justice Court Hears Family Feud Over School Misconduct
D H Forbes of Cleveland Road faces assault and battery charges after a school boys dispute sparked a broader family melee. Carl Koontz and Jack Forbes Jr. were involved, leading to warrants and a 200 dollar bond for Forbes as he awaits court tomorrow at 3 with Justice Joseph Petro.
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D. H. Forbes
Cleveland Road
Joseph Petro
Carl] Koontz
Jack Forbes, Jr
Forbes
Bert
Petro
Bert Koontz
Koontz
Kenneth
Carl
Carl, 16, and Also Mrs. Koontz Participated. Following This, Carl Koontz
Kiwanians To Hear Whistler At Elyria Club Meeting
Ernest Nickel billed as the world's only concert whistler will perform at the Elyria Kiwanis Club noon meeting at Hotel Newell. He has toured the United States and Europe and appeared with famous artists including Madame Schumann-Heink and Fritz Kreisler. Nickel spoke to Elyria High School students last week and was secured by R. C. Maston, superintendent of schools and Kiwanis member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Nickel
Elyria Kiwani Club
Newell
Nickel
United States
Europe
Madame Schuman-Heink
Fritz Kreisler
Elyria High School
Kiwanis Club
R. C. Maston
Superintendent of
Time of Drive For Bank Extended In Cleveland
In Cleveland officials extended the drive for the First National Bank aiming to reach a 25 million capital and 1.22 million needed to open the bank. H. R. Neff said books close next Monday and harmony returned among depositors as they pool efforts. Judge Homer G. Powell dismissed a restraining suit. Simon J. Bryan was paroled to pay remaining fines at ten dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
First National Bank
H. R. Neff
Union Trust Company
Guardian Trust Company
Harmony
Depositors’ Association
Guardian Depositors’ Committee
Homer G. Powell
Depositors’ Group
Tansfer
Guardian
Glands talk and club plans at Elyria YMCA
Dr. M. A. Abbe spoke to the Young Men's Club on the functions of human glands and health, with X ray visuals. The club announced medals for outstanding Elyria High seniors, a summer baseball entry, and a May 24 golf tournament at Columbia Hills Country Club followed by dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Abbe
Elyria High School
William Henry
Columbia Hills Country Club
Fire at Kipling Street building blamed on children with matches
A small fire at 137 Kipling Street was blamed on children playing with matches. The blaze started in a closet in the clothing, confined to the residence portion on the second floor, where Forrest Nichols lives. the first floor was vacant and the damage was slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipling Street
Forrest Nichols
Sixth Ward Democrat Club Holds Meeting
Increasing membership in the recently organized Sixth Ward Democratic Club was reported last night as the club held its regular meeting. Visiting members from other ward clubs gave talks, including Pat Radigan and Mr. Chapman. A committee was named to set a precinct meeting place. next gathering location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
Pat Radigan
Second Ward
Chapman
Carlisle
Police Seek Florence Pendelton in Vernon Letter Case
Police are trying to locate Florence Pendelton, age about 69 to 70, after receiving a letter from L. Tate Cromley of Mr. Vernon. The search pursues compliance with the correspondence as part of an ongoing inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Pendelton
L. Tate Cromley
Vernon
Attorner
Cars in Collision at Broad and Court Streets
Cars of A. Osborne and John Andrews were damaged yesterday afternoon in a collision at Broad and Court streets. Osborne resides at 308 Park avenue and Andrews at 376 Woodland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Osborne
Park Avenue
John Andrews
Woodland Avenue
Broad and
Court Streets
Death notice for Mrs Mary Appleyard in Detroit
Mrs Mary Appleyard wife of Thomas L Appleyard died Monday at 415 AM at her home 346 Sixth Street. Funeral services will be Thursday at St Dominic Church Detroit Michigan. Mrs Appleyard lived in the city for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Appleyard
Thomas L. Appleyard
Sixth Street
St. Dominic’s Church
Detroit
Michigan
Appleyard
Local Farmer Adney Fuller Dies in LaGrange
Adney Fuller of LaGrange died at Mrs. Anna Denham's home Tuesday morning after a short illness. Born November 29 1864 in LaGrange he lived there his whole life and farmed. Survived by sister Hattie Serette of LaGrange niece Ida Delhart of Elyria and nephews Earl and Arthur Fuller of Elyria. Funeral Friday at 2 p m Sudro funeral home with Rev. Glen Wilson. burial in LaGrange cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adney Fuller
LaGrange
Anna Denham
Sudro Funeral Home
Glen Wilson
LaGrange Cemetery
Death of Mrs. Addie L. Delph Affects Family in Local Home
Mrs. Addie L. Delph died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Elvin Peet on Tuesday morning. The body will be shipped to Leesburg Ohio for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie L. Delph
Elvin Peet
Leesburg
Ohio
Grafton Grange to Meet Thursday Evening
Grafton Grange will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening May 4. Regular routine of business will be transacted. Anyone interested in a Grange ball team meet at the I Q O F hall at nine o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Grange
Grange
I. Q. O. F. Hall
Storm Devastates Minden and Surrounding Areas
Arnold described Minden as covered with debris after the storm while the Louisiana and Arkansas Railway office building was unroofed. The hardest hit was the residential district as Company E of the Louisiana National Guard and medical personnel were dispatched to restore order and aid victims. Six people died in Calhoun including Claude Seal and his family. in Salem Ed Cain Mrs. Ratliff and two others perished, while Skinner Smith, 42, and four of his children were seriously injured.
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Florida
Arnold
Minden
Louisiana and Arkansas Railway
Company E
Louisiana National Guard
Shreveport
Calhoun
Claude Seal
Salem
Ed Cain
Crop Production Loan Checks Arrive for Lorain Farmers
Early applicants in Lorain County are receiving first crop production loan checks from the U S department of agriculture. More than 125 farmers have applied as the deadline extended to May 15 and applications are taken Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays at the extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
Warning to dog owners over sheep attack in Brownhelm
Lorain County dog warden Lee Minkler warned owners to secure dogs at night or face prosecution after four dogs attacked a sheep on Gus Emerich’s Baumhardt Road farm in Brownhelm township. A collie and three mongrels were impounded and will be killed. Minkler will patrol county nights to deter further livestock killings.
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Lorain
Lee Minkler
Lorain County
Minkler
Gus Emerich
Baumhardt Road
Brownhelm Township
Emerich
Oberlin High School Concert Band to perform May 6
Oberlin G May 2 The Oberlin High School Concert band will give its annual concert Saturday evening May 6 at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. The band is directed by Miss P Griffery and G Adams. The program includes Peter Schmal Overture novelty numbers Norwegian Rhapsody by F Melius Christiansen National Band contest awards Vanished Army Pride of the Liam Goldman Band Ensemble numbers.
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Oberlin, G
Oberlin High School
P. Griffery
G. Adams
Peter Schmal
F. Melius Christiansen
Vanished Army
Goldman
Travel Club 10 Sees Bermuda Pictures at Oberlin Inn
The Cleveland Travel Club presents a Bermuda lecture by James N. Findlay at Oberlin Inn on May 4 at 4 20 p.m. The talk covers Bermuda’s early history, customs, and status as a pink-sand Mecca, with slides, movies, and a colored film of the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelland Travel Club
Oberlin Inn
James N. Findlay
Bermuda
Cleveland Travel Club
Dot
Mr. Findlay
Explosion fatal to four at Moose River shack
Four people burned to death and two injured when a kerosene explosion leveled a two story shack on Moose River one mile north of Rockwood Maine. The dead include Mrs Evelyn Burke and her daughter in law Mrs Fred Burke and her two grandsons Stephen five and Walter three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood
Moose River
Evelyn Burke
Fred Burke
Stephen
Walter
Township Separation Proposal Keeps City-Township Ties
A city council debates breaking Elvria from two townships with talks of cost, past fights, and a $12,500 sale of city hall interest. Rural residents split, an overwhelming vote against separation follows as the measure is tabled for further consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Reisinger
Reisinger
Ed Cotton
Walter Carlin
Exyria
Lorain
EB. Rankin
Anna Kennedy
W. G. Smith
Curtis
Elvria
Welfare Association Enjoys Bridge and Puzzles
The Lorain County Welfare Association met at Mrs. Edith Metcalf’s home on North Professor Street for a pot luck supper and evening of bridge and jig-saw puzzles. Out-of-town members included Mrs. Marie Gilman Mrs Ethel Agate Mrs Sorensen and daughter Sorena Mrs Mabel Ellis of Elyria Mrs Craft and Mrs Caton of Lorain Oberlin members present were Miss Ruth Paddock miss Charity Sherrod Mrs Julia Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Association
Lorain
Guardsman Holds Suspect in Greenfield Shooting
In Greenfield Ohio a National Guardsman, walking along a railroad track at midnight, overpowered a suspect in the road rage shooting of two policemen. Officers Tom Caniff and John Fugate were critically wounded. Suspect Fred Holby, 58, claimed as Caniff's brother-in-law, is held in Highland County jail awaiting the outcome of the healing officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield. O
National
Caniff
Highland County
Hillsboro
Health district reports lower disease figures amid depression era
Lorain county health officials reviewed the annual health department report led by Dr O Brien. Despite 1932 showing more communicable disease in the year than any prior period, January through April 1933 saw drops in cases and deaths. The district budget averaged 54 cents per resident, with relief work aiding many needy families. A discussion urged a larger health program to meet low mood conditions and the role of private physicians in public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Health Department
O'Brien
de Partmnelli
Apri
Lorain County General Health District
Miss Elizabeth Houghton and Miss Phoebe Grundy Visit Gorain County
Two guests, Miss May Davey and Miss Lucile Younglass of Cleveland, attend a visit to Gorain county health departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Houghton
Phoebe Grundy
May Davey
Lucile Younglass
Cleveland
Gorain County
Oberlin Man to Speak at Elyria Federation Meeting
The Lorain County Federation of Colored Women's Clubs meets in Elyria at 7 30 p m Thursday May 11 at Bethany Baptist. Julius Burton of Oberlin will discuss The Scottsborough Case with Mrs. Barnes presiding. Burton is described as well informed and a convincing speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Elyria
Lorain County
Oberlin Graduate Wins Vienna Fellowship for 1939 34
Elinor Adrienne Danton, class of 1952 from Oberlin, holds the Bartel Scholarship at Radcliffe and wins a Vienna fellowship for 1939 34 from the Austro American Institute of Education. She also earns an International Institute of Education scholarship for summer study at the Institute of Art and Archaeology, University of Paris, and will sail in June after finishing her Radcliffe master’s degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Adrienne Danton
Oberlin College
Bartel
Radcliffe College
University of Vienna
Professor Husst Hall Sketch Opens Exchange Club Meet
Professor James Husst Hall gave a life sketch at the Oberlin Inn luncheon where the Exchange Club voted against its May party. The Pleasant Street School PTA schedules a meeting Monday at 3 30 p m in the school auditorium with Mrs L D Hartson as speaker and second graders performing a rhythm dance. Mrs May Blackwell welcomed five friends visiting her East College street home including Mrs Carl Gibson Mrs Daisy Robson Mrs Nellie Hart Mrs Bessie McDonald and Mrs Lucy Bowman of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Husst Hall
Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Pleasant Street
L. D. Hartson
May Blackwell
East College Street
Carl Gibson
Daisy Robson
Nellie Hart
Bessie McDonald
Lucy Bowman
Cleveland
Akron Celebrates Rubber Revival With Full-Time Shifts
Akron celebrates a revival in the rubber industry as General Tire & Rubber announces full-time four hour shifts with orders piled up. About 2,900 workers at East Akron plants participate in a whistle blast celebration. The mood follows the first tire price increase in eight years by multiple major rubber firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
General
East Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
U. S. Rubber Company
Bank Robbery Foiled In Fairfield Savings Bank
Norwalk area May 2 robbers blew vault door but fled empty handed after explosion. They cut telephone lines cutting village 12 miles south of Norwalk from outside contact. Bandits blocked bank with barn doors and escaped. residents alerted. Citizens reported license numbers of their car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Fairfield Village
Fairfield Savings Bank Company
Steel Orders Are Being Received in Youngstown Mills
Youngstown mills report steel orders in the last days keep ingot output at a 32 percent rate, the highest since February 1932. Truscon Steel Company has received orders totaling 80 000 dollars and larger firms show no slackening in new business. Automobile steel buying drives higher total tonnage for miscellaneous buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Yooungstown Mills
Truscon Steel Company
Elyria Receives Fire Prevention Award
The Chamber of Commerce awards honors for fire and disease prevention. Philadelphia wins fire prize, Detroit earns health honor, Cincinnati takes both for larger city category. Grand Rapids Lakewood and Elyria receive fire prevention mentions among others. Syracuse New Haven East Orange Brookline and Wen di Calif cited for health awards.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Philadelphia
Detroit
Mich
Cincinnati
Grand Rapids
Lakewood
Elyria
Syracuse
N. Y
New Haven
School Board Will Meet Today
Elyria City Board of Education and a teachers and employees committee met last night to discuss financial problems in the Elyria public schools. No action was taken as the regular May meeting follows this afternoon, with possible action on proposals to lessen hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria City
Ecommittee
County Relief Plans Uniform Menu and Health Checks
Morton A. Houghton, director of relief in the county, said the county relief commission will standardize the menus across agencies. He also proposed a general examination of county school children to assess nourishment and physical status of children from relief families versus those not on relief, in coordination with the county health commissioner and city health officials. This follows the wishes of the state relief commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton A. Houghton
County Relief Commission
Houghton
State Relief Commission
Cincinnati chest drive nears goal in 12 month plan
Cincinnati’s community chest drive for 2,000,000 to fund welfare and charitable activities closed with 91 percent success. At a final meeting, one thousand workers reported receipts totaling 1,817,976 for the chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hazel Weaver Bitten by Rattle Snake While Mushrooming
Mrs Hazel Weaver, 36, was bitten by a rattlesnake while mushrooms hunting near Troy Ohio. She was listed as recovering today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Hazel Weaver
Corning Bank Licensed to Reopen Unrestricted
The Bank of Corning Company in Corning Perry county was licensed by the state banking department to reopen on an unrestricted basis. The bank remains under supervision with Jan Radkeski acting as conservator. Capital stock $50,000 and resources $546,402.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning Bank
Columbus. O
Bank of Corning Company
Corning
Perry County
State Banking Department
Jan Radkeski
Railroad chief resigns at Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe
William R Storey, president since 1920, resigns from the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. S. T. Bledsoe is elected to succeed him as chief executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William R Storey
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
S. T. Bledsoe
Markets Cleveland Livestock Prices Edge Up
Live stock bids and sales show prices rising ten cents on some cattle and steady to slightly lower trends on calves and hogs. Butter, eggs, and poultry quotes shift with mixed receipts and regional factors, while potato shipments and prices vary by grade and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F
Market Report From Cleveland Prods Grain and Poultry Prices
Market prices show steady conditions for poultry and potatoes across Ohio New York and Pennsylvania. Meat fowl and broilers list modest declines while leghorn broilers turkeys and old roosters fetch varied midweek values. Potatoes include sacks cobblers and round whites partly graded mainly in New York supply lines.
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Leghorn
Reese
United States
Wisconsin
Fewce
Idaho
Bliss
Texas
Louisiana
Cleveland
Butpeur
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Booth
Trie
Governor outlines sales tax plan to ease real estate burden
Governor White presents an income tax exemption and a broad sales tax to raise funds for relief and education. The plan would return 59 percent of earned income tax to districts, fund school needs, and reduce real estate millage while using coupons for collection. Farmers would be exempted on product sales to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Pennsylvania
Illinois
New York
Indiana
April report lists defective gasoline pumps and measures
County Sealer Harry Forbes reported 57 defective gasoline pumps out of 239 tested. Of these, 37 were condemned for repairs and 14 needed adjustment. He also condemned seven of 844 measures examined. The report covers April work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Forbes
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Sixth Ward
Democrat Club
Mrs
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South Pleasant Street
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Ronald Wilbond
Travel Club
Bermuda Pictures
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Bulletin
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Chicago
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AL. Schnaak
Fauver & Robson Dry Cleaners
East Ave
Fersons
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