Court actions and parole in Lorain area cases
Paul Carter seeks a dower share in the George Cassell estate with a bank balance of 3396. Frank Dembek pleads guilty and receives parole with a 190 fine paid at 10 monthly installments. Annastica Lohr seeks divorce from Murven Lohr after a 1912 marriage with six children. Northern Savings and Loan sues Henry Neipfoot et al. for 4543 and 3691 on two notes, mortgage foreclosures sought. Edith Rahl sues Andrew A. Dohonas Jr. to cancel a land contract and recover Lorain property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Carter
Lucy Cassell
Wellington
Frank Nimocks
George Cassell
Frank Dembek
Lorain
Joseph Petro
Annastica Lohr
Elyria
Murven Lohr
Northern Savings and Loan Company
Henry Neipfoot
Common Pleas Court
Edith Rahl
Andrew A. Dohonas, Jr
Lindbergh kidnap case ledger notes and alibis
Police traced Curtis and accomplices through alleged leads on a $25,000 Norfolk deposit. Curtis denied the suggestion while Peacock claimed it existed. The March 1 and April 2 move checks paralleled the ransom timeline as investigators evaluated Curtis alibis and Lindbergh’s reaction to the reportedly posed plan.
Contained Negotiations and Lindbergh Case Details
Report discusses Curtis, Peacock, and Burrage in the Lindbergh baby negotiations. Questions arise about withdrawal timing and publicity. A guard surrounds the Dean’s home after a man demanded entrance, with family associates identifying the intruder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Peacock and Burrage
Hopewell
Charles A. Lindbergh
Home
Peacock
Norfolk
The
Peacocks
Deaths of Mrs Minnie Kreeger and Others in Elyria
Obituaries list Mrs Minnie Kreeger 65 of Amherst died at home on Tenney avenue Wednesday at 4 PM born in Germany lived in Amherst since age 15. Survived by two daughters Mrs Charlie Caywood and Mrs R Apicheli, a son Fred, five grandchildren, three brothers. Funeral Saturday 2 PM from Q H Funeral Home with Rev E Schmidt officiating. burial Elmwood Cemetery. Also noted are deaths of Mrs Hannah Schroeder 77 in Cleveland, Mrs John Strother, and Mrs Myrta L Kent, with funeral details and survivors. A theft report from Ross Fauver Dry Cleaning cited by Detective Lloyd Sweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Kreeger
Amherst
Tenney Avenue
Germany
St. ePter's Evangelical Church
Charlies Caywood
Bedford
R. Apicheli
Cleveland
Fred
Charles
William
Edward Wolf
East Quarries
Q. H
E. Schmidt
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Hannah Schroder
Hannah Schroeder
Elyria
E. Leheit
Anna Halman
Ashtabula
Alyson Leheit
Arthur Smith
California
Moore
West 73Rd
Kempton Avenue
Myrta L. Rext
Myrta Kent
Forkview Court
Fred B
Walter Davis
Charles Kellogs
Springfield
William Blanchardt
Shelby
DB. S
James E. Brown
Second Congregational Church
Sudro Tupetral
State Forests Earn Over Forty Thousand for Treasury
Pennsylvania state forests yielded more than 40700 to the state treasury in the past year per the Department of Forests and Waters report. Largest item was camp site rentals at 25000, with other revenues noted. the piece mentions a court/default context and a separate criminal inquiry involving Curtis and insurance proceeds, plus attorney Arnold's ongoing review of possible charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Treasury
Department of Forests and Waters
First year freshmen seek big sisters in Oberlin
Oberlin May 19 The first meeting of freshmen who wish to be big sisters to incoming freshmen next fall was held in Sturges hall. W H Seaman urged high school graduates to adjust to college life and offered recommendations. A second meeting for first year college and conservatory students will be held May 23 at 4 30 p m in Sturges hall with J A Humphreys speaking. Names of next year's freshmen will be given to those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG Sisters Oberlin
Sturges Hall
W. H. Seaman
Conservatory
J. A. Humphreys
Mary Venn
Alten Hospital
E. A. Stevens
North Park Street
Freedonia
Rochester
N. Y
Washington, D.C
Doren Lyon
Lorena Lyon
Oberlin Beach
W. HM. Phillips
Forest Street
Milford Nau
North Professor Street
Lerain
Charles Smith
M. H. Houghton
Harry Hovey
Cleveland
Charles Shreffler
Oberlin Geach
The
Baptist Church
Bradshaw
Harvard Medical School
Youngstown
Man Walks 18 Miles To Birthday Dinner In Memory
Henry 6 of Northfield walked 18 miles to Greenfield Mass to dine at the Mansion House in memory of his parents who were cooks there 111 years ago. After dinner he rested briefly and returned home. The note mentions secret societies among American Indians through history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Mass
Henry
Northfield
Ijouse
Murray Ridge PTA Meeting and Officers Installation
Murray Ridge P T A will meet Friday evening at the school house for the year’s final gathering. Installation of officers for the coming year will be held. County minister instructor Mr Pranks will speak and share pictures from his Europe trip. Lorain County School Orchestra will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teacher Association
Murray Ridge
Pranks
Europe
Lorain
Third jurors expected to report tomorrow in Amherst case
A woman questioned about the case insists her husband did not cause death by his own act. Grand jurors are due to report tomorrow afternoon. Dickinson left his home Monday at 7 am and was found six hours later burned beyond recognition in his car at the quarries 2 1 2 miles west of Amherst, with the car in flames when found by John Sterna. The excerpt notes political controversy over the emphasis on visible events in study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Dobson-Paacock
Norfolk
Curtis
Jassie
John F. Condon
George L. Richard
Peacock
R- Hain
Lindbergh
Admiral Burrage
Liddbergh
Myers
Dickinson
Amherst
John Sterna
Stomach Ulcers Healed With Famous Powder
A Milwaukee veteran with 26 years of experience has developed a powder formula that provides rapid relief from ulcers dizziness headaches and stomach distress. The treatment coats inflamed areas and allows healing without strict dieting. A full-size month supply is offered for $1 with a money-back guarantee inquiry to Ram-Rock Co Dept 2% Box 990 Milwaukee Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Ram- Rock Co
Dept
Wis
Dinner Guests and Garden Spot Highlight Local News
Mrs. Cecil Martin hosted a LaGrange road dinner honoring Miss Dorothy Fulton with guests Miss Victorine Sears and Mr and Mrs Miller Jones of Gilyria and Clayton Pfieffer. Mrs P O Clark with Cleveland friends visited Tiffin for a dinner at Byron Holmes home. Rock Garden owned by Mrs P L Clark on Diagonal road praised as a scenic centerpiece. Mrs Alfred Hopkies joined Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary meeting at Post 1079 in Hiyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Martin
LaGrange Road
Dorothy Fulton
Victorine Sears
Miller Jones
Gilyria
Clayton Pfieffer
Tiffen
P.O. Clark
Diagonal Road
Cleveland
Tiffin
Byron Holmes
PL K C Clark
Alfred J. Hopkies
Butternut Ridge Road
Veterans
Foreign Wars
Post 1079
Hiyria
tHon- King
Mar Vier Presi
Rudolph Pfieffer
Belden
Win. Pfieffer
Cleveland Markets Livestock and Produce Report
Markets show varied livestock prices with holdovers steady to lower across weights. Produce rates hold with butter and eggs steady. poultry and potatoes show mixed levels, while local notes include a Belden family visit and a travel quote.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Strother
Rush Street
Dorver Avenue
Ross Fauver Dry Cleaning Establishment
Lloyd Sweet
Canada
Alfred Alten
O' Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Oberlin
South Fleagant Street
Esther Alflen
Ronald Wilbond
Frank Foster
Girl Scouts
Prospect Parent-Teacher Association
Warnerhall
Gladys Parmley West
Dorothy Naw
Dorothy Harler
Shirter Oliver
Willa Bliss
Wilma Hall
Betty
Bobby Herrich
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Ford
16Th
Middle Ave
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Bldg
P. Dellifield
Catherine Noveski
A. J. Derek
Westley Baxer
Berea
A J. Derek
Anne Eppley
Eva Slusher
Tax League
Ridgeville School
Coats
the Fay Company
Broad Street
Carlisle
Ducks
Olth Vovka
Ohio
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Alyria
Oberlin Ave
North Ridge and
Township
Ling Roads
Broad ST
Dunn Motors CO
Oscar G, Dunn
Chevrolet Sales and Service
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