Gasoline Dispute Leads to Court Appearance
Attested witnesses William Jones and Maur Sturtevant appeared for a morning hearing at 9 o clock regarding an alleged gas theft from Yeager’s car on Ohio Street. Two five gallon containers were found in Jones’s vehicle and Sturtevant discarded a rubber hose as officers approached. Jones pleaded guilty and was set for 10 a.m. Saturday. Sturtevant’s sentence was deferred pending Jones’s trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Lake Avenue
Maurfiem Sturtevant
Oak Atreet
Yeager
Ohio Street
Jones
W. H. VanOoter
Jones A
Sturdevant
Deputy game warden held on man slaughter charge
Hillsboro Ohio May 6 Wendell Reno 23 deputy game warden is free on $1000 bond after being bound over to the grand jury on a man slaughter charge connected with the slaying of Carson Payton 22 of Centerfield. Paytons says he and his brothers fished without breaking any law and that the shooting by the officer was unwarranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Wendell Reno
Liberty
Carson Payton
Centerfield
Reno
J. A. Fling
Payton
Paytons
Werner Returns From Northville After Mother's Death
A. L. Werner came back from Northville New York where he was summoned by the death of his mother Mrs Eva R Warner. W. 5 Canfield has returned home on Sugar Ridge after several days at the Cleveland Clinic where he received X ray treatment. He is much improved. Oregon was settled a century ago and the English had only 141 fine days in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Werner
Northville
New York
Eva R. Warner
W. 5
Canfield
Sugar Ridge
Cleveland Clinic
Avon Lake May Queen to be crowned on Friday the thirteenth
Avon Lake school students plan a gala day with a coronation May Queen and May pole dance at 7:00 p.m. on the school lawn, followed by the operetta The Sunbonnet Girl staged by high school clubs. Helen Livingston named May queen. Pauline Katterhenry maid of honor. attendants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake School
Helen Livingston
Pauline Katterhenry
Annette Schwendeman
Alda Putre
Anna Dewma
Martha
Mary Allis
Lorain Board of Education May Cut Costs
Lorain city board of education met for a general discussion on reducing operating costs. The board, in committee of the whole, informally considered school system operations. Superintendent D. J. Boone said the committee will reconvene next Monday and no conclusions were reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain City
Funeral services for Mrs Smith held at Gerford home
Funeral services for the late Mrs. William L. Smith will be held from the home of Mr and Mrs A L Gerford 508 Washington avenue Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. Dr William Muir Auld will officiate and burial will be in Ridgelawn cemetery.
Dry Enforcement Report Shows Liquor Actions in Ohio
In Columbus on May 6 a formal report cites $2,000,000 worth of property used for liquor manufacture and transport destroyed by the Ohio Prohibition Department in the six months ending March 1. Fines totaled $202,701 with $105,935 collected. Of 139% arrested for liquor violations, 1,063 were convicted. Department operating cost was $49,751, leaving a $54,182 profit from fines for the state treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Prohibition Department
State Treasur
City hydrant inspections show all 451 plugs tested
Elyria Fire Department completed an efficiency inspection of 451 city owned water plugs and hydrants. Chief W N Bates reported every city owned plug was tested and a condition report prepared. Officials anticipate inspecting more than 100 privately owned hydrants next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
W. N. Bates
Warden Recovers Sheriff’s Hunting Dog After Escape
Warden Lee Minkler demonstrated skill as a dog catcher when, two hours after Sheriff Clarence Adams alerted him, he found the hunting dog that had broken loose from its chain at the county jail. He chased the stray animal and eventually located it, calling the effort easy after the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Minkler
Clarence Adams
Minkler
County
Police cars stolen and arrest reported in Medina county
Police said Fre mont officers suffered at thieves that night as a car was stolen around 9 p m and driven away. A Avon Lake unit with license B49 551 was taken and Leo Heidler reported his car stolen with license 280-272. Charles Sweet a Henricotte farm hand was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman on an ROR warrant and is to be delivered to Medina county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Leo Heidler
Avon Lake
Charles Sweet
Henricotte Farm
Paul Chapman
Medina County
Candidates Will Speak At Lorain Rally
All candidates from both parties will speak at a Sunday evening rally in Smith's Hall Lorain at Vine and 28th Street. The meeting begins at 7 pm with Louis B. Pondy president of the Lorain Hungarian Citizens Club presiding. the club hosts the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's Hall
Vine and
28Th Street
Lorain
Louis B. Pondy
Hungarian Citizens Club
Court actions note from Elyria area lawsuits and crimes
John A Vohel and Mae seek divorce over wilful absence beyond three years. Northern Savings and Loan sues Henry J Neipfoor et al for 12162 on a promissory note with foreclosure sought. William Quillan of Lorain found guilty on a statutory charge. sentence deferred pending petition in error. bond set at 1660.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Vohel
Gharlin
Mae
Northern Savings and Loan Company
Henry J. Neipfoor
Elyria
William Quillan
Lorain
A. R. Webber
Index of teachers and principals by township and school
A long list of school principals and teachers across multiple townships and villages. Highlights include Grafton, Henrietta, Huntington, Penfield, Ridgeville and Elyria, with names such as A C Beers, Walter Jantz, Sylvester Zellers, Edw Wells, James McConde, K M Leiby, Harley C Haskins, and many new assignments and staff: music teachers Karl Kolinski and Mark Osun among others.
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Grafton Village
Walter Jantz
Edna Tannor
Geo. Warman
Elma Williams
Harland Shane
Nora Neher
Gertrude Adams
Winifred Trax
Henrietta Township
Sylvester Zellers
John Salisbury
Edith Gossard
Norma McGraffim
Mary Shafer
Hazel Menderhall
Rose Yirha
Huntington Township
Wells
Ruth Tran
Evelyn Garver
Mildred Stauder
Nellie Harmon
Leora Youngblood
New
South Amherst Village
O FE
Duff
Helen Meyer
Sarah Osgood
Maxine Hopkins
Helen Peirce
Carlsle Township
Helen Uon
Sarah B. Schriver
Elyria
Lake Avenue
K. M. Leiby
Lara van Wagnen
Florence Hines
Della Lyndes
Markler
Harley C. Haskins
Dorothy Bartter
Caroline Herchler
Katurin Schtiner
Margaret Abbott
Guif Road
Esta Boyd
Marjorie Bittner
Murray Ridge
Ethel Cole
Alicebel Crompp
Maplewood
Harryette Flora
Pittsfield Township
Jessie McConnell
Miaka Cilian Shepard
Stanley Sneary
Ella Reisinger
Ethel Clinesmith
Adeline Becker
Rochester
Eugene Green
Mildred Vinson
Viola Kreeger
Russia Township
Pauline Long
Mary Underhil
Faye Hargrave
Karl Kolinski
Mark Osun
Yanula Canales
Ray Rowland
Ethel Hart
Mary Allis
R. 1
Crowe
McLean Case Sparks Hoover Arrest Order
In a continuation from Pages 1, a man claimed he paid $100,000 to someone he believed acted for Mrs. McLean. Mrs. McLean and her lawyers then gave Meana until last Monday to return the funds. When he did not, J. Edgar Hoover ordered his arrest.
Prospect School PTA to Meet May 1 in auditorium
The Prospect School Parent-Teacher Association plans its final meeting of the year on Wednesday May 1 at 3 15 PM in the school auditorium. Two school musical groups will perform for twenty minutes before the annual business meeting and officer election. All parents are urged to attend featuring a handwork exhibit by the grades.
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Pp. T. A
Prospect School
State High School Music Contest Opens At Oberlin Today
In Warner Hall Oberlin hosts the State High School Solo and Ensemble contest. Oberlin students compete in solos including piano Adara Fields and Elizabeth Richardson, violin Virginia Richardson Julia Whittington and Dorothy Zimmerman, and various ensembles featuring clarinets bassoon trombone and brass quartets. Prospect school also fields multiple ensembles led by notable players.
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Oberlin
Warner Hall
Adara Fields
Elizabeth Richardson
Virginia Richardson
Julia Whittington
Dorothy Zimmerman
Kathleen Thomson
Alicea Conrad
Robert McDonald
Jack Heinrich
John Echo
Harold Hoey
Bradford Warner
Donna Mertz
Prospect School
Domina Spercét
Biomnessis Young
Doris Cama
Fara Young
Pleasant Street School
Julia Whittinston
Aileen Strong
Harold
Tharon Parsons
James Hastings
Elisabeth Richardson
Allen Olmsted
Perry Young
Elizabeth Porter
Willis Yotom
Vernon Willams
Jamie Hall
Teddy Wigton
Ward Mathews
Billy Wagton
Lawrence Dyer
William Turnbull
Ward Powers
Harold Hovey
Alfred Osmer
Four New Directors Elected At Annual Auto Club Meeting
Oberlin Automobile Club held its annual meeting at Oberlin Inn electing four new directors H G Kiermund W H Walker KL A Sears and J L Edwards. Other directors listed include H F Smith W D Hobbs L E Burgner and J E B Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Club
Oberlin Automobile Club
Oberlin Inn
H. G. Kiermund
W. H. Walker
KL. A Sears
J. L. Edwards
H. F. Smith
W. D. Hobbs
L E. Burgner
J. E B. Ford
Job canvass aids relief drive in Elyria area
The effort aims to match unemployed residents with suitable work, canvassing Elyria City and Townships plus nearby areas. Volunteers, including YMCA leaders and Chronicle Telegram newsboys, will distribute 161 pamphlets with home and farm job suggestions, while Mayor W H Van Oster praises the civic effort.
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Elyria
City
Ridgeville
Columbia
Eaton
Grafton
LaGrange Village
Carlisle
Bilyria
Vifinity
W. C. McClallan
Chronicle-Telegram Newaboys
Chronicle- Telegram Newaboys
W. H. van Oster
Legion
Tha Committee
Elyria Township Tax League Meets Tonight
Elyria Township voters are considering county office nominations and qualifications at a Lake Avenue school meeting tonight under the Elyria Township Tax League. All candidates are invited to appear and an additional speaker not seeking nomination will be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Wellington High School Grads to Honor Kiwanis May 26
Wellington D May 6 Twenty five members of the Wellington High School graduating class will be special guests of honor at the Kiwanis club meeting on May 26. A special speaker will be announced later. The class roll includes Jeannette Auble Florence Brewer Paul Coward Donna Dague Donald Ferrell Kenneth Finkle Thelma Gillette Grace Gower Marjorie Hanna Avis Hite Howard Jackson Cecil Johnson Cecile Jones Iola McClellan Isabella McConnell Harriette Miler Jean Phelps Harry Pilligant Harold Rice Beulah Rickle Lester Sheffield Margaret Turner Perry Wacker Marguerite Weber Madelyn Wynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington High School
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Jeannette Auble
Florence Brewer
Paul Coward
Donna Dague
Donald Ferrell
Kenneth Finkle
Thelma Gillette
Grace Gower
Marjorie Hanna
Avis Hite
Howard Jackson
Cecil Johnson
Cecile Jones
Iola McClellan
Isabele McConnell
Harriette Miler
Jean Phelps
Harry Pilligant
Harold Rice
Beulah Rickle
Lester Sheffield
Margaret Turner
Perry Wacker
Marguerite Weber
Madelyn Wynn
Kiwanis Elects Lehman President and Detroit Delegate
Wellington Kiwanians chose Elda Lahmar as official representative to the International convention in Detroit June 16 to 30. W. J. Powell was named alternate. Five members have signed up to attend. more expected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman Wellington Kiwanians
Elda Lahmar
Detroit
W. J. Powell
Cleveland Markets Report Show Steady Prices Across Poultry and Grains
Cleveland market notes show steady to firm tones in produce and livestock. Carts verdot and poultry prices restate 15 1 2 to 19 cents for various fowls, with hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep showing small shifts. Wheat, corn, oats, and barley quotes appear from Chicago Toledo and Minneapolis, with regional grain and hay values listed and farm market baskets noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchanger
Farm Woman's Club Honors Mothers in Wellington Meeting
Wellington residents attended meetings of two clubs, paying tribute to mothers and planning a May party. The Farm Woman's Club featured piano and vocal numbers with guests listed. The Sorosis Club elected officers for the coming year and heard a program on the World's Fair of 1932. Also noted were local health and school staff changes, a measles case, and junior senior banquet preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
McCormack
Lee Smith
Fred Kellogg
Phil Bobel
Clayton Bobel
Sorosis
EH. B. Watters
Sorosis Club
D. G. Swanger
L. G. Stemple
Charles Sheldon
Wm. Wadsworth
Reading
Andrew Mellon
H. B. Couch
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Eld
Slaving
Oregon
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Ford
16Th
Middle Ave
Geo. H. Chamberlain
J. P. Rankin
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Oberlin Ave
North Ridge
Township Line
Lorain Board of Education
Warden
Sheriff
Dorothy Decker
Pearl Haskins
Laura B. Arthur
Grafton Township
A. C. Beers
Harold Baetz
Mary Bunce
Ruth Gindlesberger
Dorothy Coles
Georgia T. Grotenhuis
Ruth Falconer
Amherst Township
Middle Ridge
Hazel Ruch
South Ridge
Geraldine Woods
Uth Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
J. N. Stone
Mr. Stone
Elizabeth Putnam Richards
Chalmer John Roy
J. A. Richards
Roy
John W. Roy
Wentforth, Missouri
Harvard University
Julian S. Fowler
W. FE. Bontrager
James Miskovsky
Christ Church Episcopal
Trinity Cathedral
R. A. Budington
Zoological Department
Oberlin College
Ohio Academy of Science
Delaware
L. B. Hartson
G. D. Hubbard
Ohio State
T. H. Rowland
St. Petersburg
Florida
Elsie Shaffstall
North Main Street
Congregational Conference
Mansfield
F. F. Stafford
National American Legion
AUE
United States
Cincinnati
Millerburg
Toledo
Chamber of Commerce
Tiffin
Dayton
Dennison
Hamilton
Marion
Massillon
Medina
New Straiteville
Stafford
Communitien
Ridgeville Township
L.P
General Motors Truck Corporation
Kiwanis Books
J. H. Page
Harry G. Earle
Glenville First
Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
Friendly Bible
Win
Baptist Sunday School
H. K. Finley
Finley
Eva Masten
E. H. West
Rev
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
A. B. Southard
C. T. Jamieson
Woman's Foreign, Missionary Society
Boston
India
Mrs. Jamieson
Tremont
Tandella Tuoburn
Clara Swain
T M. Pfeiffer
Josephine Houghton
James Turner
Christ
Florence Starr
Mite Bores
A. H. Pierce
C. E. Gadfield
The
Methodist Church
Chicago
Esthers
Mmystery
Queen Esthers
Mary Knapp
Goldie Plaasnick
Marie
Mary Chadwick
Stringer Orchestra
Kentucky Mountain Schools
Zelan Clinesmith
Goeas
United States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Texas
Wales
Timothy Seed
Toledo Grain
Visiasn
Shrdiu
Minaneapolis
Minneapolis
Cukes
Law
Farm Woman's Club
Honors Mothers
Charles Barnes
A. E. Daugherty
Jimmie
Fred Daugherty
Treta Ray Page
Cassie Rowland
Misa Bernice Schowengerdt
Wallington School
Lesnick Bros. Rear 310 Furnace &T. Elyria
Motor Sales
Hudzon
Essex
Studebaker
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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