Depositions Filed in Sweeney versus Lorain County Publisher
Depositions taken in the case of Martin L. Sweeney versus Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co were filed with the clerk of courts. The Washington depositions were taken May 1939 in Roberts and McInnis offices from Ernest Cuneo and Lowell Limpus. They concern alleged anti Semitic remarks by Sweeney at Harvey's restaurant in Washington and are intended for use in the Lorain county trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Sweeney
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co
Chronicle- Telegram
Washington
Roberts and McInnis
Ernest Cuneo
New York
Lowell Limpus
New York Daily News
Congressman Sweeney
Harvey
Washington, D. C
Lorain County
Detroit boxing manager fined after traffic stop clash
Charles A. Roxborough, Detroit manager of heavyweight champion Joe Louis, fought Constable A F Banks of Carlile in a traffic stop on Route 57 at Route 10. He was fined 10 dollars plus costs, with 9 dollars remitted by Justice H C Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Roxborough
Detroit
Joe Louis
Constable A. F. Banks
Carlile
Roxborough
Connstable Banks
Route 57
Justice of the Peace
H. C. Cummings
Justice Cummings
Public sale announced by PTA at Co B Dawson
On Wheeler Road one mile east and two miles north of La Grange, auction on Wednesday May 15 at 1:00 pm. Items include horse, 16 head Guernsey cattle, 8 heifers, a white hog, Fordson tractor with implements, wagons, harness, milking gear, household goods, rugs, gramophone, stoves, cabinet, store goods, ear corn oats seed potatoes and firewood. Terms cash. Owner Mrs K Karabin. Auctioneer Co B Dawson. Clerk G W Woodruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler Road
la Grange
Guernsey
Fordson
K. Karabin
B. Dawson
G. W. Woodruff
Court actions and local finance move through county records
County commissioners approved 500 tons of slag for Amherst village streets and sought an auditor estimate for $32360 notes to fund the La Porte water line project. Divorce actions were resolved or advanced for Ruth and Thomas Gray and Helen D. Rose. Sled sued Melrose Park Reality Co. for specific performance. Doctors of Elyria lodge filed two sums against Earle Johnson. A rowboat was reported stolen from Beaver Park beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Village
E. Meyers
Lorain
Melrose Park Reality Co
Sheffield
la Porte
George John
Beaver Park
Sheriffs Department
Toledo Market Grain Prices Report
Toledo market notes show No 2 red wheat priced around 1.15 to 1.30 dollars and No 2 yellow corn near 0.68 to 0.70 dollars per bushel. No 1 white oats quoted at about 0.41 to 0.42 dollars with various white and red wheat figures and several mixed price marks across listings.
Livestock Receipts and Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle Calves
Receipts list mixed hog prices from 180 to 300 pounds with various weights and dollars per hundredweight. Cattle shows steady feeder and butcher values across calves sheep and lambs follow with color and weight based pricing.
Apples and vegetables price list for storage and fresh sale
Cold storage Golden Delicious apples at 2e-ei and 1.59 for red varieties. Jonathan and McIntosh listed with sizes and prices. Baldwins 1.10 to 1.25, Greening 0.13 per unit, be storage prices. Outdoor asparagus and bulk beets and carrots priced per bushel and per basket. Cucumbers house grown extra fancy. lettuce and chives listed. Dandelion, horseradish prices. assorted produce quantities and unit measures included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
McIntosh
Rural Women Plan to Attend Millersburg Meeting
Forty eight Lorain County rural women plan to attend the Northeastern Ohio Child Home Extension Council annual meeting in Millersburg Wednesday. Mrs H L Lembach will chair the program with Mrs Elmer Portman giving a reading and Mrs Berber White of Columbus will speak on My Experiences As An Immigrant. A tour of two cheese factories at Millersburg will feature the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Milersburg
Ohild Home Exterson Council
Frances Eckert
Loram County
County Home Council
H. L. Lembach
Brownhelm
Elmer Portman
Henriena
Mirs
Berber White
Columbus
Denmark
White
Millersburg
Annual Pilgrimage to Home for Aged Draws Large Crowd
About 500 visitors from Northeastern Ohio attended the Mothers Day Pilgrimage at the Elyria Home for the Aged. They toured the grounds and buildings while the First Methodist Church of Canton choir performed. Dr. Schuler E. Garih of Trinity Methodist Church Youngstown delivered a keynote on the Debt We Owe to Motherhood. The event was among the most memorable in the Home’s history and was warmly received by residents and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
First Methodist Church of
Canton
Schuler E. Garih
Trinity Methodist Church of
Youngstown
Vegetable and poultry market price list notice
A retail price sheet lists produce and eggs with prices per basket, peck, bag, or dozen. Items include lettuce 3 dollars per 14 baskets, onions 75 cents per dozen, rhubarb 19 pounds 25 to 31 cents, tomatoes 1.58 to 1.63 per basket, butter unsettled at 32 cents, eggs extra grade, various live poultry prices, and multiple potato varieties with regional prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los
Breilers
Pennsylvania
New York
Michigan
Death Notices of Anthony Dellefield and John A. Chest
Funeral services for Anthony Dellefield 69 were held this afternoon at the Taylor Funeral Home with Rev A E Kemp officiating. Dellefield lived his life in Elyria township and is survived by his wife a daughter three sisters and a brother. John A Chest died suddenly of a heart attack after being taken to Dr Grimm’s office on Lorain Road. Chest born August 30 1839 in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania had lived on Griswold road for 15 years and worked as a heater at the No 1 Seamless Mall National Tube Company. He leaves his wife Lillian three daughters Shirley Lavina and Mrs Oscar Krugman and a son Wilbert all of Esgris three sisters Mrs Rose Myers Mrs Nora Boyd and Mrs Helen Bruder of Pittsburgh. Chest’s body was moved to his late home on Griswold road and funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 30 from St Agnes church with Rev Fr Leo J Brissel officiating. Burial will be in St Mary’s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Dellefield
Taylor
A. E Kemp
Dellefield
Elyria Township
Velet Dellefeld
John A. Chest
Griswold Road
Lorain
Grimm
Ilp
Prisburgh
Pennsylvanian
Groswold Road
National Tube Company
St Agnes Church
Lillian L. Christ
Shirley
Lavina
Oscar Krugman
Wilbert
Esgris
Rose Myers
Nora Boyd
Helen Bruder
Piitsburgh
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Leo J. Brissel
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Funeral rites for Mrs Mary E Dean held in Birmingham Michigan
Mary E Dean formerly of Elyria died Thursday in University Hospital Ann Arbor at 54. She moved from Elyria to Detroit in 1911 and Birmingham in 1922. She leaves two sons William and Charles Dean, her mother Anna Mizer, four brothers, and one sister. Burial in Olivet Cemetery Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Dean
Elyria
Holy Name Church
Birmingham
Michigan
Rotary Luncheon Preview Unusual Middletown Program
The Elyria Rotary Club will host a noon luncheon at the Elks Restaurant featuring The Middletown Family program about the New York World's Fair. Four new members Ed Carlson T F Schilling James Sharkey and Lester Harding will be honored. J D Severs announced a new year program committee with Worth Fauver as chair. A Brighton court diary notes a wife testifying that her honeymoon husband brought three pals to play bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Elyria
Elks
Paul Gentzel
Ed. Carlson
T. F. Schilling
James Sharkey
Lester Harding
J. D. Severs
Worth Fauver
J. B. Johnson
A. S Ormsby
Mark Willis
Dutch Hold Key Front Amid German Advances
Dutch forces fought bitterly to stem a powerful German thrust threatening Rotterdam and blocking the Maas and Yssel rivers. Amsterdam reports loss of Amstras to German armor while Belgian, British, and French troops push back near Tongres, with a large mechanized French force rushing to Brabant as Rotterdam braces for decisive combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
U.P
Lanegstraat
Berschemaas
Rotterdam
Holland
The
Yssel
Albert Canal
Liege
Seigum
Paris
Tongres
London
Belgium
Rhineland
Maas
Brabant
Dutch Hold Line as RAF Strikes Hit German Inroads
Dutch forces aided by Dutch armor slow German advance in Holland while RAF bombers disrupt roads and bridges near Maastricht. Belgium reports 120 German planes shot down. German raids hit Amsterdam and Brussels. Rotterdam mopping up parachute troops as Dutch artillery guards Waalhaven airfield. In the north, Dutch withdrawal slows German push where defenses are absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Air Force
Maastricht
Amsterdam
Belgium
Brussels
Parachuter
Rotterdam
Waalhaven
Heh
Holand
Nazi Transports Sunk in Haalogaland Operation
Stockholm May 13 The Norwegian high command stated in a communique that German troops landed in southern Haalogalarnd near Bodo and that several German transports were sunk in the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Haalogalarnd
Bodo
Elyria Firemen Extinguish Two Automobile Fires
Elyria firemen extinguished two automobile fires yesterday afternoon. One fire caused slight damage while the other caused none. An overheated brake ignited a tire on a Cleveland street vehicle owned by James C. Quinn of Cleveland, scorching a fender. A backfire into a flooded carburetor ignited gasoline in a car driven by C. D. Peabody of Oberlin at West Avenue and Fourth Street but caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
James C. Quinn
Cleveland
Cleveland Street
C. D. Peabody
Oberlin
West Avenue
Fourth Street
Brown Hotel resident fined for intoxication in police court
M. E. Terry of the Brown hotel was fined $2 and costs after arraignment in police court for intoxication. He was arrested at 1 24 a m yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Terry
Brown Hotel
Elyrian Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Police Court
Gunder Leonardson of 121 Lodi Street was fined ten dollars and costs after arraignment in police court for disorderly conduct. He was arrested at 1120 p m Saturday at the 2 Lodi Street cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunder Leonardson
Lodi Street
Architect Henry Thayer Dies at 73 in La Jolla
Henry W. Thayer, 73, designer of the original Madison Square Garden in New York City, died yesterday in La Jolla Cal. He had moved from Brooklyn eight years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Jolla
Cal
Henry W. Thayer
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Brooklyn
Crown Princess Juliana Arrives in London With Family
Crown Princess Juliana of Holland and her family arrive in London. Attending are Prince Bernhardt and daughters Beatrix and Irene. Bernhardt resumes duties as aide de camp to Queen Wilhelmina. Also noted are unrelated local political ads and a statistic on Tokyo aiding needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
T.p
Juliana of Holland
Prince Bernhradt
Beatrix
Irene
Bernhardt
Willhelmina
Wednesday Special Boiled Cottage Ham Dinner
A Wednesday special offers boiled cottage ham with new cabbage and vegetables, rolls and butter, plus coffee tea or milk for 35 cents.
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PTA AT
Auct
Ruth Gray
Thomas Gray
Common Pleas
Helen D. Rose
Will
F. Rose
D . Cook
Elyria Lince
Earle Johnson
R. D. Lorain
Toledo Grain Close
Cleveland Livestock
Homegrowers
Warket
Kook Kwick
J. C. Wills
Education Department
U. S. Department OF Agriculture
Good Housekeeping Institute
Sears, Roebuck and CO
SEARS
Cleveland Produce
Dellefield Funeral
John A. Cheist
Brighton
England
Burt
Wes
Baas
Meuse
Sudro-Curtis
Spe
Cial Price
Elyrian
Bulletin
Tuxyo
FE. M. Wickens
Fisher
Broad Street
Elyka
Fisher's Finest
GES Pkg
Goon Livine
Broad St
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