Authorities seek identity of woman linked to infant death
Deputies pursue leads to identify a woman seen May 4 near Kelbe road and Lake Erie where a nude baby boy was found dead last Thursday. A witness reported a green suit and suitcase woman walking toward the lake toward the scene about noon a week before the discovery. Coroner C Ward notes the body may have lain 25 feet from the water in rocks, possibly for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelbe Road
Lake Erie
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Fairview Village
C. Ward
Court of Appeals Reverses and Affirms Four Verdicts
Four verdicts were returned by the Court of Appeals yesterday. Cases reported include Fred Martinerz Sr vs John C Smith et al with decree for defendant. Reuben Jaffer vs Holland Furnace Co Inc with judgment reversed. Vernon Mitchell vs Olive Mitchell with judgment affirmed. Joe Samaha vs City of Lorain with judgment reversed for against weight of the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Fred Martinerz, Sr
John C. Smith
Reuben Jaffer
Holland Furnace Company, Inc
Vernon Mitchell
Olive Mitchell
Joe ‘Samaha
City of Lorain
Judg‘ment
Sack Rush To Be Held Here Monday At High School
The annual sack race between Elsina High School juniors and seniors will take place at 4 p.m. Monday on the high school athletic field. The event, a yearly clash renowned for tearing clothing, will award the class trophy to the winning side, fueling spirited competition.
Plan to Broadcast Work Project Employment Plan
The Work Project Development Committee will broadcast a state wide plan to provide employment through a public works program. C J Kane says the 7 p m address aims to educate the public on the need for jobs and outline the committee’s proposals over WLW WTAM tonight and next Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Work Project Development Committee
WLW
WTAM
C. J. Kane
Elyria Milk Producers Form Association to Stabilize Prices
Forty six Elyria area milk producers met at the county courthouse to form the Elyria Milk Producers Association. Ed Whiton was elected president with Merle Penfound vice president and Park Dimaline secretary. Frank Getridge treasurer. A 12 member board will guide efforts to secure an equitable selling plan and raise milk prices above production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
County Court House
Elyria Milk Producers Association
Ed. Whiton
Elyria R D
Merle Penfound
Carlisle Township
Park Dimaline
Grafton R. D
Frank Getridge
la Grange
Association
I. F. Eldred
Bert Nesbitt
John Moon
H. H. Drusendahl
Milton Baus
Paul Young
Ohio State University
J. F. Kilbridge
Lorain Milk Producers’ Association
H. H. Kimmel
Lorain Milk Council
Elyria Fire Ends 19 Day Quiet Run At Furnace Street
Firemen answered a call at a Furnace Street home to extinguish a curtain fire sparked by an oil stove flame. The blaze was out on arrival, with only scorching to the ceiling above the curtains. The department marked its first run since May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Furnace Street
Prices Sue Company Over Oberlin Road Crash Injuries
Charles and Grace Price sue Universal Carloading and Distributing Company for damages from a December 9 1931 collision on Oberlin road. Charles seeks 21229 for vehicle damage and Grace claims 2949 for personal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Grace Price
Universal Carloading and Distributing Company
Oberlin Road
Charles Price
Head Play Favored In Preakness Duel At Pimlico
Head Play eight-to-five favorite as Col e r Bradley’s Broker’s Tip prepares to meet Mrs Silas B Mason’s horse in the 43rd Preakness at Pimlico. The race features nine other top three year olds and follows a hairline finish in the Kentucky Derby with a saddle dispute between the two colts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mar
E. R. Bradley
Broker
Silas B. Mason
Pimlico
Mother's Day Music Program At Local Church
In observance of Mother's Day the Church of Christ at Second and Chapel hosts special music at morning and evening services featuring the Wainwright Quartet Charles Joe Lawrence and Paul Wainwright with vocal and instrumental numbers. Mr Hindman will speak on Gods Wonderful Love after the evening program and the day ends with additional activities across church departments and the Christian Endeavor meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Wainwright
Charles
Joe, Lawren
Paul Wainwright
Andantino
Franck
Wil Spear
Ho v Temple
Meyers
Herberti
Hindman
Mothers of Men
Brice Servai
Adul
Funk
Mildred Cope
Betty Wells
Dorothy Smith
C. E. Neher
The
Bible School
Colerge
Mothers Day Services at 1276 Church of the Nazarers
Special Mothers Day services set for May 14 at 1276 Church of the Nazarers feature a Sunday School rally aiming for 200 pupils. Morning worship follows Sunday School with singing, reading, prayer, scripture, an instrumental solo, and a pastor’s message titled Sayings on Her Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarers
Dar
Luss Sd
Mother's Day Program Planned by Local Baptist and AME Choirs
Bethany Baptist and Jones Chapel AME choirs will present a Mother's Day program at Bethany Baptist Church on Seventeenth Street Sunday afternoon beginning at 3 59. Public is invited. Other Jones Chapel services include Sunday School at 9 39 led by J F Greenfield, moving service at 10 45, A C E League at 6 00, evening services at 7 29 and prayer meeting Wednesday at seven thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Baptis
Jones Chapel
Bethany Baptist Chiven
Seventeenth Street
Suntar
African Methodist Church
R. A. White
J. F. Greenfield
A. C. E. League
Pilgrim Church to Stage Pageants and Sermon
The Pilgrim Community Church schedules a sermon on religion at 11 06 tomorrow. A pageant titled Abide with Me will be staged by the Sunday School on Friday May 19 at 7 09 PM. A children’s pageant and musical numbers are planned for Thursday May 16 at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Community Church
Mothers Day Services at St Andrew's Church Note
Mother's Day at St Andrew's Church features confirmations at 7:39 AM and an 9:30 AM worship with a 10:44 AM sermon titled How mothers Stand By based on Mary at the cross. Offertory uses Psalm 130 and Cesar Franck. altar flowers honor Mrs. Charlotte Baker and Mrs. Ella Pritchard Barbour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
Schoor
Cesar Franck
Charlotte Baker
Ella Pritchard Barbour
OBERLIN ADDRESS FOR CHRONICLE DELIVERY ISSUES
The notice directs readers at 33 South Pleasant Street Oberlin to call Ronald Willbond at Ss5K for missed Chronicle delivery or any complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wllbond
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar Highlights May Events
Oberlin College schedule lists May 15 to 20 events with the Dramatic Association play The Mollusc at Little Theatre Warner Hall at 1:35 p.m. and various services, musical programs, lectures, recitals, tennis and track meets, and the annual dinner of the American Association of University Women scheduled around campus venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney Chapel
H. A. Miller
Aubved
Reewal
Warner Hall
la Kluba Esparanta
Peters High
Oberlin Inn
Frances Hosford
Finney Capel
Edwin D. Anderson
Oblin
College of Wooster
Oberlin
Kenyon College
Warneshall
Ellan U. Herum
Division D Meeting At Jelsud Congregational Church
Division D met in the church basement Friday afternoon for its regular session. Mrs. Fred Hens Milam led devotions and Mrs. Ward Hubbard spoke on the necro and hard times. Mrs. Oldfeld was welcomed as a new member yesterday. A March breakfast is planned at the church the morning of the twenty fourth. The next meeting will be a tureen luncheon on June fourteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelsud Congregational Church
Fred Hens- Milam
Ward Hubbard
Oldfeld
Tre Okgans
Chuai
Worship Schedule for Lord's Day and Midweek Prayer
Bible School workers prayer meeting at 9 20 AM precedes devotional study at 8 39 with lesson Jesus Asserts His Kingship Mark 11 1 The hour of morning public worship at 10 45 with Comansion's message The Dwelling Place of God Ephesians 2 19 22 The Young People's society meets at 6 39 PM for evening worship message Arma geddon or the Worlds Greatest Battle Yet to Be The weekly prayer meeting Wednesday at 3 PM at E W Hoffner 224 East 15th Street led by Hoffner and the pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School Workers
Jesus
Young People’s Society
Armazeddon
E W. Hafener
East 15Th Streat
Hoffner
Mission Study Club Picnic In Medina At Widener Home
The Mission Study Club of the First Congregational church met for its annual business meeting and picnic at Mrs. Carre Ebert Widener’s Medina home. Forty seven sat at small tables as Miss Caroline Foley led the proceedings and reflected on five years as president. New officers include Mrs Otto Green president and Miss Adele Brown vice president with a slate of secretaries and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study Club
Medina
First Congregational Church
Carre Ebert Widener
Caroline Foley
Cadmus
Otto Green
Adele Brown
Will Bell
Elizabeth Rich
Sarah Hamilton
Charlotte Brooks
C. Foley
Robert Davies
Shaw Work
Louis Hecock
Mabel Bullock
D A R Elects For Next Year At Nancy Squire Chapter
The Nancy Squire Chapter D A R held its final meeting at Mrs. W H Hillips home on Forest Street. Members approved annual reports, heard a Washington congress report, and reelected Mrs C B Clars Wakeman as regent for another year along with other officers. A social hour and case supper closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Squire
D A. R
W. H.hillip
Forest Street
Wate
R. Congress
Washington
Clars
Wakeman
E.A. Stevens
Edith Clark
Lee Rowe
Aa. J. Waite
R. Harvey
O. H. Whittington
M. Ransom
Marie Klageman
A. Rodgers
C.case
Oberlin Business Men vote Wednesday afternoon store closings
The Oberlin Business Men held a Grange Hall meeting and voted to close stores each Wednesday afternoon during the summer from the last Wednesday in June to September first. Plans for Centennial decorations were discussed and William Richmond of the County Fair Board spoke on advertising the fair to boost attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ote
Oberlin
Grange Hall
William Richmond
County Fair Board
Musical service and gardening club notices
A musical service will be held Sunday evening at Warner Hall under the direction of J E Wickler. The Garden department of the Oberlin Women's club meets Sunday afternoon May 15 at 4 o clock at Mrs W G Caskey's home. Dorothy House resumes teaching at Western Reserve after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs I M House of South Main street. Mrs Robert Pash and baby son moved from Allen hospital to their home on East College street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Dramatic Association
Huppert H. Davies
Little Theatre
Warner Hall
Frances G. Nash
James Wuieckenden
Western Reserve Academy
L. d. Kinser
Mearng
Jamies Brand
D. H. Fierce
I. O. Ford
Walter Dicks
Scottsboro Trials
Via College Glee Clubs
Fairehild Chapel
Finney Chapel
Sturges Hall
Wright
Biological Club
Wright c Laboratory
Louis D. Hartson
Dante Ju. Kinsey
Foss
Elizabetha Singers
Mars Chapel
Victor Ostenhaus
Case School of Applied Science
Virginia Harper
Cosmopolitan Club
James Brand House
Assenior
Finney Chaper
Marymord Lers
Court Union College
Oberlinolf Club
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Chappel
Finney
Russell P. Jameson
The
Warner Fuain
Mariette Simpson
J. £. Wickler
Oberriin Women’s Club
W. G. Caskey
Dorothy House
Western Deserve
I. M. House
South Main Street
Robert Pash
Allen Hospital
East College Street
Cheney Heads Forum Group for 1933 34 Officers Elected
Harvey C. Cheney was elected chairman for next year Donald Hecock named vice chair Howard Wendell chosen secretary and treasurer The group plans biweekly meetings and a kickoff on September 8 for the 1933 34 season Proposed activities were outlined by Chenery and the Young Men's Forum held its final meeting of the 1932 33 year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Forum
Harvey C. Cheney
Donald Hecock
Howard Wendell
Chenery
Funeral for Mrs. Charles Martin Held in Cleveland
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Martin born Mildred Traimor will be held Monday May 15 at 9 in the morning from Holy Name church in Cleveland where she died at her home on Miles avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martin
Mildred Traimor
Miles Avenues
Cleveland
Holy Name Church
That City
Mothers' Day Address at City Hall Meeting
J A Solandt speaker announces Mothers day program at the council chamber City Hall at 3 pm tomorrow. The talk titled Mothers of Great Americans will be open to the public with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chamber
J. A. Solandt
Court suits filed against Rubber Products and Cleveland Electric
Kipton resident VM Larson sues United States Rubber Products for 10450 in personal injury damages from a November 29 1932 wagon collision on Route 59 near Henrietta. George R Gibson of Lorain sues Cleveland Electric Trummatng Co for reasonable compensation for injuries from a January 1 1831 plank break as he stepped onto company property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car! VM. Larson. Kipton
United States Rubber Products Company
Ws Agen
Charles F. Wentzell
Lakewood
Woodells Machine
Route 59
Henrietta
George R. Gibson
Lorain
Cleveland Electric Triummatng Company
Lawsuit Filed in Oberlin Road Collision Case
George Bails sues F. Burgin for 825 dollars in damages from an automobile crash on Oberlin Road dated April 10 1932. The action seeks compensation for vehicle damage and related losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bails
Agaim
Burgin
Oberlin Road
Reckless Driving Fines In West River Street Area
Cash Darmas of Ist West River Street was fined 5 dollars and costs for reckless driving after arraignment before Major W H Van Oster. He was arrested following a collision with Joe Swetz at West River and Turner streets. Harry Emmons was fined 4 dollars and costs for intoxication after arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darmas
West River Street
W H. van Oster
McNut
Joe Swetz
Beech Street
West River
Turner Streets
Harry Emmons
W H van Oster
Sweater Stolen From Workmen's Bargain Store
Harrys Lash manager of the Workmen's Bargain Store on Broad Street reports a sweater stolen yesterday by one of two boys who entered to exchange previously purchased merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrys Lash
Workmen's Bargain Store
Broad Street
Fifth Ward Democrat Club Reports Regular Meeting
Members of the Fifth Ward Democratic Men's Club met last night at Frank Billings' offices. A general discussion of several subjects highlighted the session. The next meeting is scheduled for June 2 at Billings' offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Democrat Club
Democratic Men's Club
Frank Billings
Billings
Two More Wool Shipments Out From Lorain County
The Lorain County Wool Growers association plans two shipments of wool leaving on Monday and Wednesday from Nash farm near Oberlin and Win McConnell farm near Wellington. The wool will go to assembling points and then to the Ohio Wool Growers Association Warehouse in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Wool Growers Association
Ohio Wool Growers” Association
Columbus
Nash
Oberlin
Win McConnell
Wellington
Seven Boys to Appear Before Police Chief on Bath Street Stones
Seven boys accused of throwing stones at Yellow line street cars near Bath street will appear before Police Chief E. J. Stankard today. Meanwhile 15 townships are to be checked for the qualifications of young men nominated for the national restoration army as requested by the Lorain county relief director M. A. Houghton. The county board approved the motion to verify that nominees come from families on substantial public relief and on relief prior to April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Street
E. J. Stankard
M. A. Houghton
Lorain County
Obituary Notice for Harry G. Carter of Wakeman
Harry G. Carter 64 died at his home three miles north of Wakeman last evening. Prominent business man and farmer lifelong in the village area. He was a Moose Lodge member in Elyria and leaves widow Julia A. Carter and daughter Mrs. C R Starkey of Lakewood. Funeral Monday at 2:00 p m from W N Pease Funeral Home with burial in Birmingham cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Harry G. Carter
Here
Carter
Moose Lodge
Elyria
Julia A. Carter
C R. Starkey
Lakewood
W. N. Pease
Birmingham
Obituary Tribute to Mr. Tucker and His Community Impact
The tribute recalls Mr. Tucker as a courteous, gentle man who influenced business, philanthropy, and fraternal life in the city. It notes his unfailing courtesy, unpretentious demeanor, and the loss felt by the community in his death while highlighting his public and social contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Cleveland Market Report portrays mixed grain and livestock results
Grain prices show slight gains and declines across wheat corn and oats with No 2 red wheat around 914 and corn No 3 yellow 503. Livestock receipts rise with hogs up 60-300 lbs to around 4.25 with week high near 4.80. cattle generally firm to higher with steers and heifers advancing, calves and sheep also noted. Potatoes show slow trading with mixed regional prices. barley and timothy seed listed with small shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Witte
Ghoowuword
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Louisiana Bliss
Bama
Texas Bliss
Eagle Lake
Potatoes Grading Report From Michigan New York and Pennsylvania
Partial OCR reads like a report on potato grading and packing from Michigan New York and Pennsylvania. Mentions sacks, bushel lots, and grading terms with unclear figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
New Yohk
Pennsylvania
Chicago Meat Market Reports Stable Prices Across Commodities
May 17 Chicago wholesale prices show receipts steady with unchanged quotes for eggs, poultry, and refrigerators standards. Trading activity notes brisk firsts and parched storage, while roasters and broilers remain in line with prior deals and future contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain and feed prices mixed in regional market report
The release lists corn, wheat, oats, flour and mill feeds with varied pricing. Prices shown include No 3 yellow corn, No 2 white wheat, and several hay and alfalfa grades, plus mill feeds like standard middling and bran. Regional buyers see fluctuating quotes across grains, for timothy hay, mixed feeds, and seed meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain
Saens
Pete
Be of good cheer I have overcome the world tribute to Mr Tucker
The piece extols self reliance and inner strength as the key to life. It recalls Henry Van Dyke and praises Mr Tucker for balancing business vigor with devotion to family and benevolent service. It presents life as a test of character and a path to peace through spiritual self mastery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Turner
Earth
Snes
Sky
Tucker
Henry van Dyke
Mr. Tucker
Christ
Inod
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F. M
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Over Bell Clothing Co
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Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
the Colonial
Laporte
Route 37
Nazarene Church
Pilgrim Church
SL Andrew's
Oberlin College
Kappa Beta Kappa
Church Division 10
United Presbyterian Church Services
Cheney
Martin
WAYOR
Big Boy
Gulf
Alfred Super
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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