Names Drawn For Jury Service In Lorain County
County Clerk H. E. Agate announced eight names summoned for petit jury service in common pleas court starting May 22. Reportees include W. J. Weber of Case Road, Ridgeville. Theodore Roth of R. D. 1 Columbia Station. and Lorain residents T. J. Myers, Mrs. C. A. Houff, Walter Wait, Jennie Coates, Thomas Hamill, and Grace E. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
H. E. Agate
W. J. Weber
Case Roed
Ridgeville
Theodore Roth
R. D
Columbia Station
Lorain
T. J. Myers
C. A. Houff
Walter Wait
Jennie Coates
Thomas Hamill
Grace E. Jones
Relief Medical Bills Routed Through Holmes for Review
City officials and county leaders met to settle how relief medical bills are paid. All cases are to go to County Relief Director Ernest Holmes first. improper charges may be sent to Marie Gilman for special investigation. Indigent medical bills run about $500 a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Holmes
Joseph Q. Petro
Holmes
Marie Gilman
I. D. Faxon
Give a Job Week boosts Elyria employment office reach
The Ohio State Employment Service in Elyria reports broad use during Give a Job Week with about 2,500 unemployed registered. Managers note skilled trades show limited surplus in some areas, while most lines have many workers seeking jobs including many not on relief. Local office manager L B Lanchashire emphasizes the mix of skilled trades and professions among registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio State Employment Service
L. B. Lancashire
Hart Wins Elyria Road Oiling Contract Bid
The City Board of Control will award to Henry Hart the annual road oiling contract at about six cents a gallon. The council authorized purchase of 40,000 gallons. Hart submitted the sole bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Control
Joseph Q. Petro
I. D. Faxon
Henry Hart
Elyria Road
Hart
Boy Scouts Hold Court of Honor in Oberlin Church
Oberlin Ohio May 17 The annual Court of Honor for Troop 102 with 24 property owners filing a smoke complaint. scouts upgraded and awarded badges including First Class to Clair Siddall and Life to Robert Hartson. Council discussed water line costs for Follette and Sumner streets and postponed decisions on white war poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Oberlin Boy Scouts
Methodist Church
Robert Brown
Edward Fowler
Jack Frost
Jack McGranh
Dwight McMullen
Stanley Smith
Jack Templeton
Clair Siddall
Durand Dudley
Lyman Holden
Jack McGrath
Leonard Sudley
Charles Wood
A. C. Siddall
Clair
E. W. Templeton
Arthur Dudley
Robert Hartson
Vincent Hart
Arthur Blackmer
Robert Fedor
Robert Howe
Richard Loth- Top
Lester Papworth
Junior Snyder
Edward Bosworth
Donald Burneson
Joel Draper
James McGranh
Charles Paddock
Huber Wheeler
Melvern Hoff
Ransom Cooley
Robert Hart
North Pleasant Street
Howard Apartments
Zahm
Follette
Sumner Streets
Ohio Electric Power Company
Village Council approves bids for fuels and oils
At Monday night’s meeting the Village Council accepted bids for the coming year. Standard Oil Company won the fuel oil contract at 0.535 per gallon and Ohio Oil Company renewed the lubricating oil contract at 0.32 per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Ohio Oil Company
Oberlin High Orchestra Performs Exchange at Elyria
The Oberlin High School Orchestra of forty pieces performed Monday at Thomas Jefferson High School in Elyria under Professor Don Morrison with Fred Myers Ern est McLean and Wilma Rockwood directing. Soloists included Janet Ashley Natalie Henderson Bernisis Young Mary Alice Webber Thomas Gayters and Lillian Dudley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin High School
Thomas Jefferson High School
Elyria
Don Morrison
Fred Myers
Ernest McLean
Wilma Rockwood
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Janet Ashley
Natalie Henderson
Bernisis Young
Mary Alice Webber
Thomas Gayters
Lillian Dudley
Luncheon Bridge Honors in Oberlin Inn Soiree
Mrs Erwin Worcester and Mrs Clyde Gilbert hosted a luncheon bridge at Oberlin Inn on Tuesday afternoon with thirty nine guests. High scores were earned by Mrs David Moyer Mrs George Broadwell Mrs Ward Richardson and Mrs H A Broadwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Worcester
Clyde Gilbert
Oberlin Inn
David Moyer
George Broadwell
Ward Richardson
H. A. Broadwell
Edwards announces daughter Marion engaged to Gordon Comings
Mr and Mrs J A Edwards of North Main announce their daughter Marion is engaged to Gordon Comings of Columbus. Gordon is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles R Comings of Elm Street Oberlin. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Edwards
North Main Street
Marion
Gordon Comings
Columbus
Charles R Comings
Elm Street
Oberlin
Lorain County Children’s Home Loses Superintendent and Matron
Mr and Mrs J G Holland recently resigned from the Lorain County Children’s Home and left yesterday to return to their Wellington area farm. Mrs Ruby Aldrich, a social worker there, is in charge until successors are chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Holland
Lorain County Children’s Home
Wellington
Ruby Aldrich
Holland
Weekend Moves and Birth in Oberlin Area News
W. C Christy left for Minneapolis to visit son Merle Christy and family. Announcement of a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John P. Haughton Akron on May 12. Mrs. Haughton is Jean Sedgeman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Sedgeman of Oberlin. Mrs J E Wirkler of West College Street visits daughter Mrs. Wolff in Kalamazoo Michigan. Mr Wirkler returns to Oberlin after weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C Christy
Minneapolis
Minn
Merle Christy
John P. Haughton
Akron
Haughton
Jean Priscilla Sedgeman
George Sedgeman
Oberlin
J. E. Wirkler
West College Street
Wolff
Kalamazoo, Mich
Mr. Wirkler
Lorain Man Named Game Management Agent At $1500
Conservation Commissioner Don Waters appointed five game management agents at 1500 annual salaries, effective May 22. Named are E. M. Wickens of Lorain William Reid of South Charleston T Theodore Ramsey of New Philadelphia Burch T. Penn of New Vienna and Lauren E. Hexamer of Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Don Waters
E. M. Wickens
Lorain
William Reid
South Charleston
T. Theodore Ramsey
New Philadelphia
Burch T. Penn
New Vienna
Lauren E. Hexamer
Canton
Firemen Douse Grass and Brush Fire at Elm Street Dump
Elyria firefighters extinguished a quarter acre blaze at the Elm Street dumping grounds. The fire, started by a nearby resident to clear area for a garden, burned stumps weeds and grass and was put out with brooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elm Street
Honest Find Returns Stolen Items From YMCA Locker
Harold Crombie learned the bilfolo and key ring stolen from his clothes at the YMCA locker were recovered by an honest man and turned in to the YMCA desk. Autos damaged in a Lake avenue Erie street collision at 10 am involved Charles Reichert and Harold Stang with Stang using a Marsh owned car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Crombie
Charles Reichert
Bath Street
Harold Stang
Broad Street
Lake Avenue
Erie Street
Stang
Marsh
Adelbert Street
Franklin School omits two eighth grade honor roll names
The Franklin Journal reports two eighth grade students, Thomas Smith and Elizabeth Seres, were accidentally left off the honor roll list published yesterday by the Franklin School newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin School
Thomas Smith
Elizabeth Seres
Lst
Franklin Journal
King and Queen Open Royal Quebec Visit in Festive Parade
A grand Canadian procession in Quebec showcased Their Majesties arrival with a maroon special car, officials from Duplessis to city council, and a nine mile tour ending at the National Battlefields Park. New precautions kept crowds orderly as streets closed and guards prepared for royal events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Senate
House of Commons
Duplessis
Quebec
Provincia Council
Legislative Council
Legislative Assembly
Government of Canada
Chateau Frontenac
America
United States
National Battlefields Park
Death Ring Linked to Arsenic Widows Matrimonial Bureau
An alleged death syndicate is named with Paul Petrillo German Petrilly and Morris Bolher. The FBI under J Edgar Hoover tracks fugitive members as federal agencies ready aid. The group allegedly used a matrimonial bureau to find new husbands and victims for arsenic poisonings and other crimes. Postal authorities consider mail involvement and insurance fraud potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slamic
Paul Petrillo
German Petrilly
Morris
Lousse
Bolher
Arena
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Washngton
Death Corporation
Merchants of Death
Prison Interrogation Details Drug and Liquor Sales
Testimony described adhesive tape used to restrain a game deemed too strong for use and efforts to stop dining room gambling. The witness said Rinehart and Barker pressured competitors to quit. He noted marijuana odor in a cell and observed prisoners he believed were addicts, with stronger smell on Fridays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinehart
Barker
fMight
May gatherings feature class speakers across towns
Lists of high school class speakers and members from Brighton to Brookside with dates in May and speakers such as Rev. Robert Tuck, Dr. Anspach, Prof. William Pautz, and Dr. Louis Wright, detailing class rosters and hosting towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Rockas
Paul Rogers
Patricia Schroth
Frank Seger
Edna Spachtholz
Mary Kathryn Taylor
Albert Traxler
Eugene Traxler
Jane Zellers
Brighton
Melvina
Edna Mae Jones
Pearl Riebe
Doris Gemmel
Dora Gemmel
Roy Perkins
Ray Ewell
Kenneth Greene
Loren Cowie
Brownhelm
Robert Tuck
Church of Christ, Wooster
W. Howard Angersbach
Florence M Baetz
Kenneth C. Brill
Neeta May Cook
Cathryn E. Fowell
Warren Henry Leimbach
John Elmer Love
Elizabeth M. More
John More
Mabel Catherine Reinhard
Carl Allen Sanders
Mary Louise Wagner
Camden
Anspach
Josephine Alferio
Kathryn Becker
Ray Brumby
Kathryn Buckley
Leonard Davidson
Mynne Davidson
James Dobney
Mary Esther Geist
Maxine Ingersoll
Winfred Johnson
Russell Lewis
Clayton Pippert
Ruth Rowell
Robert Travalik
Robert Waite
Leona Whitney
Leota Whitney
Clearview
M. J. Almach
State Department of Education
John
Vasu June Gray
Harry Cirl
Irene Betzel
Anne Ference
Robert Herrick
Stella Lemrich
Glen Saladin
Hope Guberson
Steve Janik
Leland Hall
Sylvia Petkovsek
James Mur
Mary Lukenic
Elizabeth Fogel
Walter Jaycox
Michael Firment
John Pasternak
Rose Kozopas
Howard Lachman
William 2Rvacek
Dale Cotton
Olga Dubesa
Mary Shawver
Helen Opalenik
Mary Magolas
Joe Super
Inocencia Conde
Michael Super
Thomas Woodings
Ross Delaney
Ralph Brooks
Carol Boyd
Helen Dinugos
Frank Uszak
Irene Popovich
Helen Toth
Margaret Pataki
George Hovanitz
Joseph Palezer
Catherine Wagner
Lacie Patton
Columbia
Robert S. Tuck
Wooster
Robert Bainbridge
Margaret Bartter
Stuart Bartter
Clark Bennett
Jane Eden
Ethel
Melvin Bates
Earl Berg
Barbara Brown
Madge Currier
Lucille Hopkins
Leona Hopkins
Zelma Kuinsley
Lyle Kinsley
Julia Rozsos
Wesley Swiers
Virginia Twining
Betty Unger
Sarah Williams
LaGrange
Melvin A. Stuckey
Ashland College
Wayne Aldrich
Glade Box
Rita Camp
Freda Farkas
Alfred Frabotta
Betty Freeman
Janet Gage
Robert Hastings
Annabelle Hose
Robert Kelner
Frank Lupinski
Alice Mohler
Randall Layman
Hazel Myers
Frea Wilcox
John Wilcox
Penfield
Puterbaugh
Alex Kastar
James Feron
Florence Browand
Clarence Parsons
Virginia Shaner
Virginia Leach
Leroy Hignett
Alice Remen
Ridgeville
Louis C. Wright
Baldwin-Wallace College
Iola Beebe
Ethel Bement
Jane Bender
Willard Bommer
Don Castle
Hilda Daniels
Mary Ruth Dittman
Lynn Eldred
Dorothy Ely
Dorothy Forney
Rita Getz
Josephine Haas
Carl Hunt
Viola Impicci
Jack Kalter
Regina Kathe
Arent Kyner
Martha Lantz
Robert Line
Kenneth Myers
Wanda Michalik
Wilma Nevadomski
Ernest Palmer
Phyllis Perkes
Margaret Pszewitzki
Jack Shuttleworth
Corinne Smith
Ruth Snider
Eleanor Stohl
Harold Sullivan
Lois Taf
Robert Treadwell
John Veres
Lucille Walling
Robert Weisheit
Edna Wilthelmy
Richard Winter
Irene Wholever
James Wohlever
Brookside
P. C
Death Notice for John Guggenbiller 49 of Avon
John Guggenbiller 49 died May 17 at 6 30 AM after a two year illness at Pleasant View Sanatorium. He lived on Avon Belden road North Ridgeville and was born April 27 1890 in Fort Recovery Ohio. He was a farmer and member of St Marys church Avon. Survived by wife Mary predeceased him 16 years ago. children Carl Albert Leo Joseph Matilda Loretta all of Avon. six sisters and three brothers. Funeral from Butner Funeral Home to his son Josephs home and St Marys Church Avon then burial in St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Guggenbiller
Earsy
Pleasant View Sanatorium
North Ridgeville
Avon-Belden Road
Fort Recovery
Ohio
St. Marys Church
Avon
Mary
Sin
Carl
Albert
Leo
Joseph
Matilda
Loretta
Henry
Aloysius
Vincent
John Schmutz
Samuel Julg
Celina
Aloysius Backs
St. Henry
Westley Muierimg
Oliver Kaiser
Ford Brunswick
Ft. Recovery
Butner
Polish-born resident dies after lingering illness
Joe Kuznick aged forty nine who was born in Poland and entered the Loraine County Home in March 1939 died this morning at 0 30 after a lingering illness He had no known relatives and came to the United States twenty five years ago He formerly lived at 817 West River Street The body was taken to the Bittner Funeral Home and funeral arrangements are to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kuznick
Poland
Loraine County
United States
West River Street
Bittner Funeral Home
Court action and charges in Elyria court
Jewell Walker获离婚并获儿童监护权与每周7.5美元赡养金。 Alma Branch因涉嫌促销彩票被羁押，保释3,000美元。 Bur nett Stevenson提起1,000美元个人伤害诉讼， against William Camp。 Harry William Hoffman保释降至2,500美元，因涉嫌盗取铁路轨道被列入大陪审团。
Health check up drive needs volunteer help from doctors
Local doctors have expressed willingness to assist with a school entry health check program. Mrs. Woodfill, Health Chairman, urges more physicians to support the effort as lists of volunteers are organized by district units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodfill
Hamilton
Franklin, Roosevelt
St. Agnes
Edison
Gates
Ely
Allen, Garford
McKinley
Edgar Sutcliffe
William Hawk
Franklin
C. S. Wooden
E. A. Stoker
Garford
Wilbur Gaston
Allen
May 23 Talk Lineup at South Amh with Noted Speakers
The notice lists speakers and class members from South Amhersity and Baldwin Wallace College for May 23 and June 1 events. Prof William C Pautz will speak at South Amhersity with attendees including Joe Ashok Elmer Bogardy and Jeanne Farey. Chief Justice Carl V Weygandt will speak at Wellington on June 1 with a large class roster present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vieve Cawley
Dolores Builtz
Robert Osborne
Joseph Burch
James Garber
Elizabeth Black
Betty Waldron
Rosella Youngblood
South Amhersity
William C. Pautz
Baldwin- Wallace College
Joe Ashok
Elmer Bogardy
Charles Crandall
Jeanne Farey
Pete Gall, Jr
Josephine Gambis
Charles Garland
Ralph Heussner
Anna Kazuka
Ruth Krueck
Betti Mor
Maybelle Moser
Harry Novak
Howard McConnell
Marjorie Manning
Joe Marley
Neva Moore
Robert Norris
Nicholas Obrig
Norma Perkins
Jean Perry
Wiliam Preston
Richard Rhodes
Bernice Richmond
Gordon Rogers
Ralph Ryder
Miriam Sanders
Robert Sutliff
Louise Szabo
Georgette Tudor
Mildred Vincent
Martha Waldorf
Charles West
Donald Whitney
Warren Willliamson
Florence Witbeck
Yovanka Zubrick
Toledo Grain Market Prices Steady Across Wheat and Corn
Elevators list Wheat No 2 red at 47255 per unit and Corn No 2 yellow at 5544 with various grades. Truck prices show Wheat No 1 red around 11, No 2 red near 30, and Corn No 2 yellow about 51 with additional No 3 yellow quotes. Oats No 2 white and No 2 white quotes appear around 31 and 31.
Apples and Produce Prices From Outdoor Market Sale
The listing shows varied produce with bulk and basket pricing including apples Baldwin Northern Spy Rome Beauty McIntosh and more. Asparagus carrots celery lettuce cucumbers mushrooms and other items priced per basket peck or pound with several bulk deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greniengs
Mclntosh
Northern Spy
Baldwin Blasi
WeligiaWs
Cgreenmigg
Rome Beauty
Wine
Hothouse
Wahrsley
Red Hothouse
Bas- Bet
Rutabauas
Bas
Livestock Market Report Shows Active Receipts and Higher Prices
Receipts rise as hogs and cattle markets push higher. Hogs priced 230–300 lbs at 6.50 with several weight bands nearby. cattle steady with choice steers 1109 lbs and up around 9.00 to 11.00, good butcher cattle near 7.50, common to medium down to 6.00. Valves section notes market steady with prime to good ranges around 10.50 to 9.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevllanad
Methodist Women Convene at Wellington for Norwalk District
The Norwalk district Woman's Missionary Societies gather at Wellington Methodist Church on May 18 starting 9:30 a.m. Devotions by Rev Lonzo Green open a full morning with talks by local leaders. lunch by Wellington Ladies' Aid. afternoon features organ music by Dr Vernon Wagar and a Queen Esther banquet at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Woman's Missionary Societies of the Methodist Churches
Norwalk
Wellington Methodist Church
Lonzo S. Green
Norman Griggs
John G. Koontz
John Koontz
Spencer
Carsten
Beazell
Elyria
Heffner
Sandusky
E. L. Sharp
L. J. Quade
Dunn
Lucie Burge
Merritt Powell
New Horizons N Friendship
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Union St
Boy Scouts
Elyria School
Acme
O'Donnell
Elyria, Ohio
Canada
California
Belgium
France
Russia
Isle of Orleans
Toronto
Pennington
Joe Kuznicki
Sederis
Jewell Walker
Ralph Walker
Guy B. Findley
Alma Branch
Elyra
Carl R. Finegan
Alice Scott
Marco Radin
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Burnett Stevenson
Delaware Avenue
William Camp O
16Th Street
Blaine
Fourth Streets
Harry William Hoffman
Cleveland Street
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Hoffman
Preston L. Coon
Sudro- Curtis Ambulance
Toledo
Homeghowerss Market
Ackare
Bellate
Nell
the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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