New Trial In Suit Against City Of Elyria
A new trial is allowed for Sophia Ehrke in her suit against the City of Elyria. She claimed five thousand dollars for injuries from a car hitting a street hole. The District Court of Appeals remanded the case for weight of the evidence. Other items include Frank W. Jordan vs The Bannon Theater Co. and Miriam R. Devinney v Jerome E. Steel et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Ehrke
Elyria
District Court of Appeals
Ehrke
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Frank W. Jordan
Bannon Theater Company
George Ezech
City of
Death of Mrs Marcella Pace Widowed Resident of Columbus
Mrs Marcella Pace aged 105 died last evening at nine at the home of her daughter Mrs Ella Hayes at 417 Fourteenth street after four weeks of illness. Widow of W H Pace she was born August 1854 in Henry County Virginia and leaves two sons and four daughters living in Columbus Detroit and Elyria. Her body was shipped to Columbus for funeral services Saturday afternoon.
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Marcella Pace
Ella Hayes
Fourteenth Street
W. H. Pace
Henry County
Virginia
Centenary M. E. Church
Columbus
Ohio
C. L Pace
J. ©. Pace
Dora Hampton
A. C. Jefferson
Delora Perton
Detroit
Michigan
Elyria
Death of Fred Wise Veteran Elyria Resident
Fred Wise died at three this morning at his home 228 Second Street after a six months illness. Born in Germany February 24 1852 he lived in Elyria 28 years. He is survived by four children J D Johnson Eisria Mrs Harry Burr Eisria Charles L Wise and Burt F Wise eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Body moved from Sudro Funeral parlors to his home Thursday for calling. Funeral Friday at 2 p m from the home with Rev H A Sayles. Burial in Butternut Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wise
Sarah E. Wise
Second Street
Mr. Wise
Germany
Elyria
J. D. Johnson
Aven
Harry Burr
Eisria
Charles L. Wise
Burt F. Wise
Lorain Man Released From County Jail After Month
Stanley Kaczmarek was released today after serving one month in Lorain County Jail. The report notes the remission of sentence as the jail period concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Kaczmarek
Lorain Wastor
Verdict Returned in Vazur v. Firestone Case
A jury in common pleas court yesterday returned a verdict for the defendant in the case of George Vazur against Dan Firestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
George Vazur
Dan Firestone
U S Seeks Cooperation to Curb World Wheat Supply
In Geneva on May 10 Henry Morgenthau announced that the United States aims to cooperate with major wheat producers to limit output and boost world wheat prices. The statement came at the world wheat conference.
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Geneva
United States
Henry Morsenthau
Lnited States
Ohio school graduations list at many towns across Lorain County
The article lists May commencement dates and speakers for Brownhelm Ash tabula Harbor Camden Clearview Colu mbia Township Belden Grafton Henrietta LaGrange Penfield Ridgeville Sidney Brookside South Amherst Wellington Faton Eaton high schools. It notes class sizes, speaker names such as E E Jacobs J 0 Engleman and W Q Moore and lists the graduating students by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
W. Q. Moore
Upner
Naomi Brenner
Dorie Carina
James Carpenter
Marie Chadwick
Mary Chadwick
Glenn Church
Janet Cushby
Eva Clodwick
Thelma Dumke
Robnert Gannett
LeDema Gates
Paul Gray
Elna Gelgzi
de Hendriason
Woodrow Hawk
Vertle Huffman
Farold Jarks
Lawrence Jackson
Tel Johvann
Lenes Jones
Bernice Kirkpatrick
Mary Lindsey
Donna Manrin
Hilda Mason
Ted Johnson
Agnes Jones
Wilda Morgan
Loui Ohralik
Joseph Pickworth
Wolliam Pleasnick
Mars Pratt
Clifford Putzier
George Radnasovich
Donald Nav
Tola Riggs
Eva Nowland
Kathryn Sanders
Karl Saporito
Russell Shuster
Haroldmith
Eleanor Soow
Glen Stearns
Ruth Stevenson
LaVerne Swartz
Roy
Stanley Howard
Pearly Lantz
James McKean
Arnold Streving
John Trill
George Wright
Eagles to Name Officer at Elyria Lodge Election
Elyria Eagles plan a noon to evening officer election with a gala supper and program titled The Night of Wonders. The entertainment committee led by William France will present a five act show with 35 participants and guest acts from other cities followed by a buffet lunch.
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Elyria Eagles
The
Aerie
William France
A. R. Graber
J. Lo Mathis
William Whefsky
Oscar Jacobs
William Cashman
Ben Quilt
Man Charged With Pointing Firearm at Employer
Joe Mitter, 46, Elyria, was charged today in Justice Joseph Petra's court with pointing a loaded double barrel shotgun at his employer Sol Mendelson and threatening him. Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman said Mitter was intoxicated when arrested. Earlier he allegedly struck Abraham Wagonstein in the eye. The incident occurred at Mendelson Reduction Components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mitter
Elyria
Court of Justice
Joseph Petra
Sol Mendelson
Mitter
Paul Chapman
Mitler
Miller
Abraham Wagonstein
Mendelson Reduction
Seniors To Present Play at High School Auditorium
The annual High School Senior play titled Once There Was a Princess will be staged at the Oberlin High School auditorium on Friday and Saturday evenings May 12 and 19. The three act comedy and prologue, coached by Miss Bayle, centers on a village girl who becomes a princess and faces family tensions. The cast features Ruth Dale, Wilbur Morris, Floris Williams, and others in village and royal roles with strong local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Bayle
Millertown
Indiana
Probem
Meta
Ruth Dale
Princess Dellatorre
Wilbur Morris
Pivi Lennox
Floris Williams
Nate Bord
Joe
Robert Brown
Tazel Bord
Ruby
Frieda Myers
Esme
Cleova Hosmes
Ralph Lyman
Milton D’arcy
Zoo0d: the Parts of Mrs. Seaver
Piano Recital by Miss Chrystal J Thompson at Overlin Conservatory
Miss Chrystal J Thompson presents her senior piano recital Thursday evening May 11 at 7 45 in Warner Concert Hall. Program includes Pierne Pastorale varieties and Scherzosamente etc with works by Seibt Beethoven Mozart and Rubinstein among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrystal J. Thompson
Overlin Conservatory of Music
Warner Concernal
Motive Mix of Strauss Bax Debussy and Rayel Pieces
A corrected program listing motifs by Johann Strauss Arnold Bax and Debussy Rhap sody in G minor Op 11 No 1 along with Le Tombeau de Coupe vin and Les eygnes noirs by Philipp Danse. Nohanvi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schutt
Paraphase
Wailzer
Johann Strauss
Arnold Bax
Rayel
Philipp
Debussy
Carper Hosts Second Anniversary Party for Friends
Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Carper entertained guests at their Martin apartments home for their second wedding anniversary. Three tables of progressive Pedro were played with Mrs. Ora Stanfield winning high score and Arthur Dewey taking consolation. Refreshments included ice cream cake and coffee. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schafer Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Mack Mr. and Mrs. Ora Stanfield Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dewey Mrs. Esther Alflen of Oberlin and DeForest Wood of Ivria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. V. Carper
Martin Apartments
Pedro
Ora Stanfield
Arthur Dewey
Jack Schafer
V. A. Mack
Esther <Alflen
Oberlin
DeForest Wood
Ivria
CLUB HEARS REPORT ON STATE MEETING
The Nineteenth Century Club met at Mrs. W. B. Durand’s home on West Lorain Street. Mrs. Char les Magruder reported on the State Federation of Women’s clubs meeting in Columbus. Mrs. Bert Davis read a paper on "Letters from Bernard Shaw and Ellen Carer." A one act play was staged by Mrs. Thornton and others. Guests included Mrs. Dall Elyria Mrs. Shier and Mrs. A B Parsons Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Century Club
W. B. Durand
West Lorain Street
Charles Magruder
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Columbus
Bert Davis
Bernard Shaw
Ellen Carer
Nro
Thornton
H. M Harier
Ellen Havier
J. KR. Hayier
Dall
Elyria
Shier
A B. Parsons
Oberlin
Dean Graham to Speak at State Y M C A Convention
Dean Thomas W. Graham of the Oberlin Graduate School of Theology will deliver the closing address at the state Y M C A convention in Columbus this weekend. He will speak at Camp Ovenspi in Clydea Michigan and again Monday at Hillsdale College in Hillsdale Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Columbus
Y. M. C. Avs
Camp Ovesni
Clyrda
Mich
Hillsdale College
Hillsdale
Local theater scenes and social visits noted
Miss Boyle will host the senior play cast and guests at her West College street apartment after the show. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Seaman are visiting Pittsburg Pennsylvania with parents Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Seaman. Mrs. Charles Magruder plans a contract bridge party at her North Pleasant Street home tomorrow evening.
Wellington Welcomes New Mystery Novel by Local Author
The Herrick Library in Wellington added "Hide and Seek" by Colver Harris, a mystery story author and daughter of Emma Simmons Colver and the late William Colver, both Wellington High School graduates who were often visitors in the village.
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Wellington
Herrick Library of Wellington
Colver Harris
Emma Simmons Colver
William Colver
Wellington High School
Mrs Warner Heads Wellington Sorosis Society
Mrs George Warner was chosen president of the Wellington Sorosis with Mrs Charles Baum as vice president and Mrs James C Mac Dermott as secretary and treasurer at a meeting held at Mrs H B Couch’s home yesterday The afternoon program included readings by Mrs L G Steinle and Mrs Claire Hill with selections such as Paner Oliver Wendell Holmes and An Armchair Advocate to Madeira by Mr AL Tr Branson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Warner
Wellington
Wellington Sorosis Plans Guest Day Meeting
Members will hold a guest day meeting in the Herrick auditorium on Wednesday afternoon next week. Cards will be enjoyed. Hostesses are Mrs. A. W. Shields, Mrs. A. R. Branson and Mrs. Keith Andrews.
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Wellington Sorosts
Herrick Auditorium
A. W. Shields
A. R. Branson
Keith Andrews
May Festival Dance Planned by Oberlin Youth
A large group of local young people plan to attend the May Festival dance at the Oberlin Odd Fellows hall on Thursday May 11. Buddy Vernon and his orchestra will provide music and gifts will be given to each guest. Eber Mureh of this place is the orchestra manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Odd Fellow
Buddy Vernon
Eber Mureh
Mrs Greenfield Improves After Illness at Roedel Home
Mrs John Greenfield, long ill at the home of Mrs C P Roedel, shows improvement though remains weak. Miss Lucille Royce returns home Sunday from a week visiting friends in Cold Water Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greenfield
C. PP. Roedel
Ajiss Lucille Royce
Cold Water
Michigan
Motor Vehicles Bureau To Be Transferred
State estimates over 3 million dollars in annual gains from moving the Bureau of Motor Vehicles from the secretary of state to the highway directors department. Savings stem from better auto registration control, increased truck fees, and tighter enforcement reducing upkeep costs. Opposition leads a referendum against the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Vehicles Bureau
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Secretary of State
Highway Directors Department
George $. Myers
O. W. Merrell
Roosevelt seeks authority on tariffs debts and funding
The article notes Roosevelt aims to gain authority to negotiate reciprocal tariff reductions and to modify war debt funding agreements. It states he likely opposes passing the Glass reform bill this session and mentions legal actions including Katie Massey suing Joe Chapp for 10017 and a foreclosure in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Katie Massey
Joe Chapp
Amherst
Betty Weakland to Preach Here Wednesday
Betty Weakland a 16 year old evangelist from Cleveland Ohio will conduct a special service at the First United Presbyterian Church of Elyria Wednesday evening May 6 at 7 80 o clock. She is described as a lively young preacher with ten years of experience and has recently completed a Cleveland campaign. She travels with her parents Dr. J Kos Weakland Roy Jr and Dorothy Lola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Weakland
Cleveland
Ohio
First United Presbyterian Church
Elgvtia
Betty
New York State
Atv
J. Kos Weakland
Roy Jr
Dorothy Lola
Elyria
First Methodist
Elyria Banks Near Plan to Reopen with R F C Help
Elyria banking officials reported no signs of manipulation amid three years of steady withdrawals and a move to secure R F C funds. Plans call for waivers on deposits over one hundred dollars to reopen with a trustees board and future dividends on waived amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
T. O. McEldowney
State Banking Department
Elyria
Hakill
Chronicle-Telegram
A. C. Hudnutt
Hukill
A. C. Hawkins
R. F.C
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
State Ranking Department
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Hukil
Washington
Hukiil
R. C. Maston
Board of “Trustees
Banking Department
A. H. West
West
Department
Markets Cleveland Produce Butlers Market Arm
Market notes show steady egg receipts and unchanged poultry values with Hearty fowl at 12 5e and Leghorn at 11e. Potatoes from Ohio New York and Pennsylvania priced 10 80c per sack scale. cattle and calves mixed with steers weak to steady and calves largely steady with top prices near 5.50. Sheep and lambs steady with tops around 6.25 and common values 4.50 to 5.50. springers in demand amid varied quality.
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Cleveland
Butler
Reese le
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
LU. S.no
Sackal& Bushel
LeveLeand Livestock Hog Prices and Open Auction Listings
Cleveland livestock market reports holdover hog bids and steady sales toward Tuesday opening. Desirable weights noted with prices around 390 and 075, plus occasional 4.00 bids for top hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leleveland Livestock
Hail Causes Little Fruit Crop Damage in Lorain County
Reports from Elyria area fruit growers indicate the recent hail storm caused little damage to fruit. Northern growers saw no hail and only heavy rain, while southern orchards reported hail but minimal harm as stones were sparse and small. Overall fears in Elyria were eased by the findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Taylor Boy In Serious Condition After Accidental Shooting
Dick Tastor aged 9 of 615 East Broad street is reported in very serious condition at Memorial hospital after being shot in the abdomen Monday afternoon by his playmate Robert Adams aged 19. An operation was performed yesterday in a desperate effort to save his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Tastor
East Broad Street
Memorial Hospital
Toetor
Robert Adams
Grain and produce market notes from Cleveland region
The report lists prices for wheat and corn with grade numbers and color codes, alongside oats and white oats figures. Red and yellow varieties show different price points, with several figures indicating No. 2 and white varieties and miscellaneous measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
City Employees Receive Two Weeks Pay
City employees received two weeks pay today covering the last two weeks of March. The $8,700 was released from the Lorain County Savings and Trust Company depository through City Treasurer Jack Marshall with finance committee and bank officials, under state banking approval. Mortgage securities were pledged to secure the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Marshall
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Marshall
Finance Committee
Penfield man fined for employing a minor
Fred Kleinhans of Penfield was fined $20 and costs after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro on a complaint by E. G. Alexander senior attendance officer alleging violation of child labor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kleinhans
Penfield
Joseph Petro
E. G. Alexander
Tax plan eyed for education funding and school aid
The committee heard support from Mrs. H. J. Cox of Canton and opposition to coupon tax collection methods from Robert Fuller of Cleveland and J. L Marsh of Youngstown, representing the petroleum industry. The proposal would divert portions of gas, cigarette, and beer taxes to fund education and increase state aid to public schools while reducing local property tax burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fuller
Cleveland
J. L Marsh
Youngstown
H. J. Cox
Canton
Parent-Teachers Associations of
Ohio
Silk Mills announce wage and payroll increase
Lowell Silk Mills management announced a 1 percent wage raise for 1206 employees effective Monday. Company officials reported that 100 workers were added to payrolls in the past few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Lowell Silk Mills
West India Islands’ Early Economic Exploitation Pace
For the first 190 years, the West India Islands advanced in economic exploitation faster than any other part of the New World, driving colonial wealth and shaping regional labor systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West India Islands
New World
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Brownhelm
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Ashtabula Harbor
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Esther M. Krispel
George V. Greenoe
Howard F Garrett
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E. E. Jacobs
Ashland College
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Paul Sandrock
Line Slack
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Leona Micada
Charles Nahm
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James Puskas
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Pater Seasny
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Columbia Township
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Kent
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Willis Wasem
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Mildred Wyler
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LaGrange LaGrange High School
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Sidney Mubhar
Bernard Noll
Paul Pais
Alice Sandrock
Rozemary Sahedron
Howard Tait
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Ethel Veres
Mary Walsh
Glenn Yost
Brookside
Tant
A. Wl. Keep. Lorain
Ruth Smith
Andrey Sechkar
June Ruth
Mapelle Hendendorf
Marv Dolorki
Marita Ferner
Erwin Krai
Leota Rieci
Francis Stallis
Marietta Stauder
Castle’s
Second
Peyq
Anstive
Eagles
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
East
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Taylor Boy
Elyria Savings & Trust
F. M
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Farmers Home and Protective League of
Lorain County
Dimke Hall
Grafton
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
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