City Traffic Parking Plan Earns Mixed Support
City council debates new parking rules aimed at two hour limits and altered police staffing. Police chief warns enforcement will cost money and time, while Mayor Hewitt urges thorough study and says downtown delivery needs standing space. Discussion covers fifteen minute zones, court house spaces, and truck delivery parking plans.
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New York Central Railway
City Counscil
George Stark
Thim
George Stevens
Hubert Day
Council Chamber
James A. Hewitt
Slyria
Court House
E. J. Stankard
Roy Moulton
Moulton
Broad Street
C. C. Stelzenburg
Anna Kennedy
Stark
Police issue eleven red tags for parking violations
Police issued eleven red tags on Monday for traffic violations. Eight tags targeted autos violating lighting rules or parked without lights or taillight. The remaining three flagged overtime parking offenses. The piece notes the Smithsonian Institution’s annual upkeep budget of one million dollars.
Oberlin area clubs and events highlight local week
Oberlin Exchange Club hosted a luncheon at Martin Inn with speaker Robert Rice of Elyria on Rebunking Bank. Oberlin Business Men's Club plans a Friday meeting at the Martin Inn. Ascension Day services at the Episcopal Church include a noon procession and an unaccompanied quartet. The Oberlin Dramatic Club treks three plays for the Vocational School fundraiser at the High School Auditorium tonight. Tennis matches slated: Oberlin vs Western State Normal Thursday at 2:30, and Oberlin vs Wooster College Saturday at 2:00. Various local residents hosted and visited Oberlin households. Rebekah Aid Dinner at Mrs Krueger's tomorrow. visits by numerous Cleveland and Oberlin residents noted.
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Sriefs
Oberlin Exchange Club
Martin Inn
Robert Rice
Elyria
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Episcopal Church
Oberlin Dramatic Club
Oberlin Vocational School
Oberlin
Western State Normal
Wooster College
Drachtenhager
Geo. Hunney
King Street
Luetta Peabody
Aufderheide
Fulton
Lois and
Doris Peabody
Cleveland
S. Winchell
Elr Ria
Dailey
North Park Street
Marsh
Anna, Payne
North Main Street
Lloyd Burrier
Ohio
Burrier
Earl Stewart
Margaret Newell
Charles Gibson
Clarence Haist
Cletus Yonkers
Frank Krueger
Rebekah Aid Society
Tomor
Dogs Attack Cattle Near Elyria Prompt Police Wake
A herd in a pasture five miles west of Elyria was attacked by dogs early today. Dog warden Lee Minkler was notified and began an investigation to identify the dog owners and determine cattle losses. He aims to capture the animals and prevent further incidents.
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Elyria
Lee Minkler
Minkler
Prohibition crackdown alleged against Lancaster officials
State prohibition commissioner Beetham warned four Lancaster city and county officials may face formal charges after scrutiny of lax enforcement. County prosecutor Cunningham called Beetham’s claim a smoke screen, as hearings were set for later today. Nearby, church services featured Miss Shively and Mr. Evans with Rev. Nelson delivering the sermon and plans for an evangelistic campaign. Local social notes mention visits and church events amid Mother's Day services scheduled at the Baptist church.
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Lancaster, O
Rupert R. Beetham
Lancaster City
Russell Cunningham
Cunningham
Beetham
Columbia
Henry J. Wallace
R. A. Hastings
Gail Lesler
Rachel Shively
Franklyn Evans
Sioux City
Nelson
Madge Tadlock
Akron
Wellington
Dora Hysel
Elyria
Magdaline Gollmar
Ladies’ Aid Society
Floyd Scoville
Baptist Church
H. T. Nelson
Cleveland
H. K. Finley
Four cognovit judgments awarded in common pleas court
Four cognovit note judgments were granted by Common Pleas Judge A. R. Webber against Gust Arndt W H Brunger Ricco Ciarduelo and Joe and Mary Bors totaling 50 200 128 20 and 142 25 respectively. Other items note a college information session and several civil suits including a 937 01 promissory note foreclosure and a 7505 claim on notes and property liens in Lorain.
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Common Pleas
Chis Public Service Company
A. R. Webber
Gust Arndt
W. H. Brunger
Ricco Ciarduelo
Joe
Mary Bors
Esay Dairy Company
Marion
Common Pleas Court
Arnold Smith
Joseph Gould
Louis R. Fields
Lorain
Diamond Metal Weatherstrip Company
J. Dorsin
Lorain County
Health program report details Lorain county work in 1928
Dr Barrett outlines a four part school health program and notes 28 800 inspections by three nurses plus 1 860 school visits 477 home visits and 367 health surveys. The bacteriologist handled 3 194 lab specimens while 49 000 pieces of mimeographed publicity were distributed. A commission of international officials studied the program for potential transfer of health duties.
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Barrett
Lorain County
Thetalian
Spain
Quebec
Ontario
Peking Union Medical College
Peking
China
New York State
United States
International Health Board
Home Talent Attraction Benefits American Legion
Local event promotes East West Rial to bolster community arts and raise funds for the American Legion Home. Featuring extra local talent and performances to support the veterans group.
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West” Rial
Benefit Am
Legion Home
Rialto
American Legion
Cleveland Livestock Market Report and Grain Prices
May 7 Cleveland market shows cattle receipts 400 with steady beef prices, calves 550 head, vealers 1300 to 1600, sheep receipts 600 with prices down 15 to 25 cents, hogs 1700 receipts, poultry and eggs price lists, grain quotes for Toledo with wheat at 1.20 and corn 91 to 92 cents, oats 51 to 52 cents, rye 1.03, clover seed at 17.00, timothy 2.80 to 3.00, alike 20.00, May premiums noted.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo
Kiwanians Meet To Discuss Dover Center Road Plan
Kiwanis committee members and officials met at Dover Center Town hall to discuss paving and improving Center Ridge road from Rocky River to Lorain county line. The 6.2 mile Dover village segment would be widened to 49 feet with beautification efforts along the highway.
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Kiwanis Club
Center Ridge Road
Elyria
Cleveland
Dover Center Town Hall
George P. Colburn
Jim Armitage
Kiwanis
Paul Wainwright
J. E. Thatcher
Bill Struck
Eugene St. Marie
Frank Murbach
Geo. H. Chamberlain
Howard Butler
Lou Reeve
Center Ridge
Dover Village
Rocky River
Lorain County
Death Record WILLIAM J. GRATZ
William J Gratz died at home 222 Lodk Street Tuesday at 1 40 am age 83. He leaves wife Theresa two sons two daughters and a stepson eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A G A R member he served with Emmanuel and John in Co M 8th Ohio Cavalry Emmanuel killed at Chickamauga. Services at Sudro Funeral Home Thursday 2 pm burial Ridgelawn G A R in charge.
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William J. Gratz
Lodk Street
Theresa
Clem
Elyria
John
Los Angeles
Cal
C. BE. Haven
Cleveland
Anthony Valeriaa
Emmanuel
Chickamausa
Co. M Bth
Ohio Cavalry
Fyners
Sudro
Ridgelawn
GRAFTON MAN ATTEMPTS SELF HARM IN GRAF TON TOWNship
Graham, 458, of Graf ton township, attempted to kill himself this morning by hammer and a fall from a hay wagon, then down stairs. He was taken to probate court and committed to a state institution for the insane. Open evenings until Memorial Day. Batamer Florist advertises services. Falcon Motor Corp seeks former chassis workers. Mooseheart Legion hosts a party at K of P Hall with 8:00 pm start and 7:00 pm business meeting.
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Graham
H.C. Wilcox
Pedro and Banco
Mooseheart Legion
K. of P. Hall
McKinley and Ely Students Named in City Schools List
The page lists student names under several schools including McKinley, Ely, Gates, Jefferson, Roosevelt, Gates Hospital School and Washington. Principal and staff names accompany many entries, with many girls named for each institution, reflecting a school roll or honors roster.
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Bertha Abramoska
Sabra Armstrong
Florence Golde
Vanita Hubbard
Elizabeth Hunter
Sylvia Solida
Annie Spencer
Ima Strait
Grace Thompson
Roosevelt
Bessie Downing
Frances Barnes
Louise Pitts
Clare Friday
Eleanor Jenney
Elizabeth Thomas
Gates Hospital
Caroline Foley
Agnes Duffy
J Washington
Ina May Ardell
Edward Burton
Abbie Hatch
Mae Lyman
Ona Shumaker
Appeal by Du bens to Elyria zoning board 1929 notice
Legal notice to Joe and Katie Dubens filed with the City of Elyria Ohio. Board of Zoning Appeals will hear May 14 1929 at 4 00 PM in City Hall Council Rooms. Appeal from Building Inspector denial of a permit to extend building at 120 Fairlawn Ave. Elyria. Secretary H C Cheney signs release.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
City of
Elyria
Ohio
Joe
Katie Dubens
Fairlawn Ave
City Hall
H. C. Cheney
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Smithsonian Institution
Malden
Mast
the Lee Whitney Co. Hardware and Tin Shop
Broad St
East Avenue
R. Gy Gans
Pied Piper
Cemetery Road
Ray Coates
Courtland Street
Williams
Jones Road
Vincent Percy
Percy
Col
J. C. MacDermott
Friendship Guild
J. &. MacDermott
Ethel] Head
Caroline Lawson
Henry Ramser
Wilbur Sutlis
Marion Roedel
The
Congregational Church
Margaret
Jeannette Warner
L. G. Stemple
Ear of the Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Killingworth
Squire Pompous
Teddy Johnson
Deacon Knowitall
Paul Gray
Farmer Hastings
Ralph Dickason
Parson Jacobs
Glen Church
Professor Jamieson
Walter Anderson
Farmer Cheerful
Robert Gannett
Catherine Clare
LaVerne Swartz
Vivian Martin
Ruth Radcliffe
Elizabeth Wright
Joyce Meredith
Adeline Gulliver
Frank Heggile
and Cohagen
Ridgeville
Homer Holland
This Place
Frank Hull
Seville
Oscar Koekn
Virginia Veatch
Dorothy Sudro
Tom Smith
Catherine Clara
Marjory Holiday
Battle Creek
Michigan
J. B. Robinson
Kent Robinson
Wm. Garlss
Willard
Henry Daugherty
S. A. Williams
Hamlin
H. Lt. Mills
Lew Whitney
A. J. Miller
A. M. Bassett
Baptist
Harold T. Nelson
W. C. Christy
Spring Street
John Rogers
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lancaster
Prohibition Department
Bee
Chicago
M.C. A
Burton
Johnson
W. O. McClellan
Botamer
W. Broad St
Cleveland Produce
Grafton
Orlando
Grafton Township
Batamer, Florist
W. Broad
Falcon Motor Corp
Albert F. Syele
Elsria
Onlo
Marual
Masons
Temple
Sibley & Sprague
Asbestos Books Telephones
Carter
Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
the Heldmyer Hardware Co
Nera Nee
Ash
Focal Field
the Western Reserve Finance Co
Turner
Lorain County Company
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