Quarrel Ends in Cutting Affray in Broad Daylight
Louise Moore thirty six was slashed three times on the left arm in a quarrel over her attentions. Jack Spradley twenty seven was cut on the side. Leslie Coleman twenty nine of 22 Woodford avenue was bound over to the grand jury on a one thousand dollar bond by Mayor W H Van Oster after admitting he carried a knife during the confrontation at East avenue and 31s. Coleman said he struck after being hit with a chair during a prior dispute over the same woman at Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Moore
Jack Spradley
Leslie Coleman
Woodford Avenue
W. H. van Oster
Coleman
Miss Moore
East Avenue
Bradley
Oberlin
Funeral services for Sister Ada Francis held at home
Cincinnati dispatch reports Sister Ada Francis of the Sisters of Transfiguration dies at Bethany Home Glendale Ohio after nearly 25 years serving at St Johns Home for Girls Cleveland. Services set for Wednesday at the home. Francis previously led St Johns Home for Girls. Lima brief notes hunger strikes in Allen County Jail as Chauncey Doctor and Mrs Cecil Williams refuse meals. Sheriff Larber reports five and four days fasting respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ada Francis
Sisters of Transfiguration
Bethany
Glendale
St. John’s Home
Cleveland
Lima
Allen County
J. L. Larber
Chauncey Doctor
Detroitr
Cecil Williams
Local ruling: debt not jailable under new rule
The District Court of Appeals reversed a Lorain County Common Pleas verdict ordering David Manigo to jail for contempt after he failed to pay $522 to Charles E. White. The appeals court ruled the confinement order was unlawful, sparing Manigo from imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Appeals
Lorain
Apartment Break-in Reported at 127 Park View Court
Cr J Stuckey reports his second floor apartment at 127 Park View Court was entered yesterday afternoon while family watched the parade. Entry was via a grape arbor into an open window. Forty cents and some candy missing. jewelry untouched. A previous entry last Sunday took a small amount of change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. J. Stuckey
Park View Court
Davis jailed after dog fight attempt on Broad Street
Charles Neisy Davis was jailed for intoxication after a Monday night attempt to incite a dog fight at Broad Street and Garford Avenue. Neisy Davis had previously asked a local butcher for a bone to award the winner, according to residents and police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Garford Avenue
Charles
Neisy) Davis
Davis
Democratic Club To Meet In Koplin Building
Members of the Second Ward Democratic Club will hold their regular monthly meeting at their room in the Koplin Building on Lodi Street at 7 30 p m Thursday 11 Was announced today Officers urged all members to attend and to take guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
Second Ward
Koplin
Lodi Street
Gasoline Stolen From Tank in Henrietta Area
Dave Bennett of Henrietta reports to the sheriff that 25 gallons of gasoline were stolen from a storage tank on his premises. The incident is under sheriff's investigation, with no suspects named at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Bennett
Henrietta, O
Sheriff's Department
Automobile theft reported near Court Street YMCA
Melvin Harper of 135 Columbia avenues reported to police that his car was stolen Monday night from near Court Street in the vicinity of the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Harper
Columbia Avenues
Court Street
Byron Gariss Suffered Fractured Leg After Collision
Byron Gariss aged 64 of Wellington sustained a fractured left leg and injuries to his right shoulder when his team ran away Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Gariss
Wellington
Bicycle stolen from Scott Lingenfelter's Oak Street home
Police reports say a bicycle was taken Monday afternoon from the residence of Scott Lingenfelter at 154 Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Lingenfelter
Oak Street
In And About The Court House
Louis Rosso Jr of Lorain pleads not guilty at arraignment on an indictment charging non support and is released on bond pending trial. Joseph Chmielewski of Lorain sues Augusta Hinz of Avon Lake for 109247 dollars for injuries from a balcony railing collapse on February 28 causing a 12 foot fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rosso, Jr
Lorain
Joseph Chmielewski
Augusta Hinz
Avon Lake
Customs of Abyssinia Confine Laundry to Men
A historical note states that in ancient Abyssinia it was improper for women to wash or sew any garment, with such duties deemed more fitting for men according to local norms.
YMCA Camp 15 Opens Preparations Under Way
Elyria Y M C A Vermilion River camp nears 1933 season with open house planned for next Sunday. Visitors enjoy picnics while workers rush mess hall, lodges, playgrounds and landscaping to welcome campers on June 12, with enrollments already being received at the boys division office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss-See-Kes
Elyria
Vermilion River
The
Death of Miss Elizabeth Copeland at Elyria Home for the Aged
Miss Elizabeth Copeland died after a lingering illness at the Elyria Home for the Aged where she had lived nine years. Born in Steubenville on January 15 1855 she was a Methodist. Funeral services were held at the Home for the Aged with Rev Karl P Meister officiating. The body will be moved from Taylor Funeral Home to Shannon Funeral Home in Steubenville for services Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Copeland
Elyria
Steubenville
Methodist Church
Home For the Aged
Karl P. Meister
Taylor Funeral Home
Shannon Funeral Home
Mrs Ida B Stark Dies In Elyria. Infant Daughter Also Lost
Mrs Ida B Stark wife of William Stark of 326 Prospect street died Tuesday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Her infant daughter died at birth Saturday night. Born Amherst August 3, 1899 she had lived in Lorain County all her life and was married twelve years. Survived by husband two sons Louise and James G three sisters and one brother. Funeral Thursday at Sudro Funeral Home then St Johns Lutheran Church with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida B. Stark
William Stark
Prospect Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stark
Amherst
Lorain County
Gust Moeller
Cleveland
Edward Schwitske
Sudro
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Armin Schroeder
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Obituary: Neal H. Gunder 45 of 625 Bond Street
Neal H. Gunder died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a week of illness. Born June 5, 1887 in Paulding County, he lived in Elyria 35 years and worked as foreman at Western Automatic Co. He was a member of the Independent Order of Foresters and attended the Men’s Bible class. Survived by widow Elizabeth Gunder, daughter Metty Mae, parents E. Gunder, five brothers Roger Lawrence Theodore Leroy Robert, and three sisters Mrs William Sullinger, Mrs Harriet Krauchel, and Mrs Olive Genhart. Funeral arrangements: body to family home then Sudro Funeral Home, service at 2:00 P.M. with Rev. Ernst Brøn officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal H. Gunoder
Bond Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Paulding County
Ohio
Western Automatic Co
Independent Order of Foresters
Elizabeth Gunder
Metty Mae
E. Gunder
Roger
Lawrence
Theodore
Leroy
Robert
Elmia
William Sullinger
Lorain
Harriet Krauchel
Cleveland
Olive Genhart
Galliopollis
Sudro
Local man John Heywood dies after a short illness
John Heywood, 20, of 309 East Broad Street died at home on May 3 after a brief illness. Born in Jarrow on Tyne England July 41 1913 he lived in Elyria for 3 1/2 years. He leaves his parents Mr and Mrs Richard Heywood four sisters Betty Isabelle Nancy. A Elyria High School graduate class of 1922. Funeral held Thursday at 2 30 from 399 East Broad Street with Rev E B Redhead officiating. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heywood
East Broad Street
Jarrow-on Tyne
England
Flyria
Richard Heywood
Walter Murphy
Elyria
Betty
Isabelle
Nancy Heywood
Elyria High School
E. B. Redhead
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Kenton and Hardin County Hold Centennial Parade Displaying Growth
The three day centennial celebration in Kenton Ohio closed on Memorial Day with a two mile parade seen by about 25,000 spectators. The procession traced the county’s evolution from a wilderness to a developed region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Hardin County
No Reprint of a Classic: Notes and Introduction Debate
A discussion questions the practice of adding notes and introductory essays to poetry selections. It argues editors increasingly frame how readers should interpret poets, suggesting the trend imposes curated interpretations rather than open reading.
Men's Jawa and customs are their religion applied to fe
Men embrace Jawa traditions as their guiding faith, shaping daily life and cultural practices around longstanding customs and communal rites across communities. The phrase captures a blend of identity, belief, and shared heritage locals hold as central.
Oberlin 88 South Pleasant Airect ALKS
Esther Alfsen delivers a terse note from the Chronicle about delivery complaints with a contact line for Ronald Wilkbond and a string of garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pleasant Airect
ALKS
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilkbond
S3&sskk
Music Group To Present Play At Church Thursday
Oberlin Ohio May 31 a musical program and play will be presented by the Amusic Department of the Oberlin Women's Club Thursday evening at 7 45 in the Methodist church under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society. The program features three part choruses by a 20 voice choir a duet a piano and two violins a quartet a gypsy fortune telling band a soprano and piano solos. The play Our Aunt from California directed by Mrs W L Persons stars Mrs H R O'Brien Mrs R P Fowler Mrs A R Kimpton Mrs Frank Beckwith Mrs L T McFarland Mrs Chester Magruder and Kathleen Kimpton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Amustic
Oberlin Women’s Club
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
California
W. L. Persons
H. R. O’brien
R. P. Fowler
A. R Kimpton
Frank Beckwith
L. T. McFarland
Chester Magruder
Kathleen Kimpton
Mrs Drummond to Lead Oberlin WCTU Encampment June 2023
Mrs Fannie A. Drummond of 200 West College street leaves for Canton to finalize arrangements for the encampment convention of the Young People's Branch of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, to be held there in June 2023 with Mrs Drummond in charge. Last year Elyria hosted the annual meeting with Oberlin visit and a First Church program, including Miss Hosford's talk on early Oberlin and a High School Quartet, followed by a large picnic supper on the church lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie A. Drummond
West College Street
Canton
Young People’s
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Drummond
Elyria
Oberlin
Prospect P T A to Hold Annual Meeting
The Prospect Parent Teacher Association schedules its annual meeting for Friday June 2 at 3 45 in the school auditorium. Officers will be elected for the coming year and committee reports will be presented. The school band and orchestra will perform a 15 minute program. Mrs Simpson will discuss the school art work to be exhibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
Parent-Teacher Association
Simpson
First 1933 Show Of Rabbits Held At Fair Grounds
The Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Association hosted its annual summer show and picnic at the Lorain County Fair Grounds attracting over 109 rabbits from across Ohio and dozens of raisers from nearby cities. Winners in age and gender specific rabbit games were named, a tie occurred in a local baseball game after 10 innings, and out of town guests joined officials and dignitaries for dinner hour music.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Elsie Stahl
Elyria
A. J. Forester
Cleveland
Mr. Peters
Aliss Obitts
Lorain
Beverly Hazelton
Lucile Jones
Roy Blake
al Emery
Mossberg
Davis
New Philadelphia
Lewis Selby
Wellington
Hazelton
Mivria
Loose
Ashtabula
Ike
W. H. van Oster
E. J. Stankard
W. B. Richmond
The
Fair Board
Frank Wise
Columbus
George Loose
F. Dungart
North Olmsted
L. M. Hansen
Rocky River
G. W. Waters
Akron
Fred Kowler
Ward
Prospect P. T. A. Rummage Sale Extended to June 1
Parents are urged to attend as the Prospect P. T. A. continues its rummage sale through Thursday, June 1, from 2 to 5 p.m. in the little building at 11 East Vine Street. Proceeds support next year's school relief work and reflect items gathered during the year and recent donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Vine Street
Grocers Beat Indians 3-2 In Eight Inning Tilt
The Sharp Grocers defeated the Indians by 8 to 3 in eight innings yesterday at Hamilton. Nathaniel Mack pitched for the winners with Jon Ross for the losers. DeMolays and Second Congregationals schedule a Cascade Park game tonight if weather allows. All players urged to note a 6 o'clock call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp Grocers
Indians
Hamilton
Nathaniel Mack
Jon Ross
Oberlin Senior Organ Recital by Miss Stratton
Miss Elizabeth Stratton of the Oberlin Conservatory presents a Senior Organ Recital on Thursday evening June 1 at 7 30 p m in Finney Chapel. The program includes Bach Prelude and Fugue in A Vive from Sixth Trio Strauss? No, program lists works by various composers including Vienne Franck Widor and Schumann with pieces such as Scherzo from Fourth Symphony and Finale from the Eighth Symphony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stratton
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Finney Chapel
Bach
Ben Johnson
Robin Milford
Vienne
Franck
Widor
Karl Elert
Jacob
Henres Bour- Bourgnonnes
Bittner Funeral Home Softball Seeks Class B Games
The Bittner Funeral Home softball team seeks games with any Class B teams in the city. Sanitary Meats and Guemon Potato Chips are notified. For games contact Clement Monske at 344 Thirteenth Street or call 88-024 and ask for Tony between 6 and 6 30 P M. The Walton Ice and Fuel softball team beat Cities Service 10 9 Monday night at Riverview Park. Teams seeking Walton games call 2351.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bittner Funeral Home
Sanitary
Guemon
Clement Monske
Thirteenth Street
Tony
Walton Ice and Fuel
Cities Service
Riverview Park
Walton
Glider family reunion noted in Medina home
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Horn of Union street attended the Glider family reunion yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L Wainwright in Medina. Several Medina residents are visiting relatives in nearby Cleveland and Lakewood as spring and summer travel continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Horn
Union Street
L. ¥. Wainwright
Medina
Mary Helen Wainwright
Ella Gaver
John Horn
A. & Davidson
East College Street
Charles Ehrke
Cleveland
E. E. Stewart
W. C. Hall
Lakewood
Jerry Steel
Ethelind Wright
New Philadelphia
North Professor Street
Amy Ingraham
North Cedar Avenue
Fef L. Biggs
Exyria
Helen McGlashan
Katrine
Colton Storm
George Smith
East Lorain Street
228
Oak Street
Air
Robert Davidson
Kipton
Oberlin
A. S. Davidson
Riverview Park Game Tonight Elyria Juniors vs Cities Service
The Elyria Hardware Juniors host Cities Service at Riverview Park diamond tonight at 6 o’clock. Players are urged to note the game details and all participants Sporeski and Wazyniak are asked to take notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverview
Elyria Hardware
Riverview Park
Sporeski
Wazyniak
Printers and Cleaners Clash in Eastern Heights League Night
The Wilmot Printers meet United Dry Cleaners in a postponed Eastern Heights League game at McKinley tonight at 6 o'clock. Players from both teams are notified of the game time and venue.
Parrish Meats and Pennzoils Play Tonight in League Game
A postponed Eastern Heights League match will be held tonight at Harman Field. Players from both Parrish Meats and Pennzoils are asked to report and be ready for the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrish Meats
Pennzoils
Harman Field
Local Fairways at Tombstone Spring Valley Tourney
Carl Schill carded a net 65 to win the Tombstone tournament at Spring Valley yesterday. T J Stratman was runner up with 66 and W Gorie Jr took third with 70. In mixed four ball, Brumfield and Wilson led with 95 6 181 while Hagedorn Goetz and Orient Church trailed. Lownet title went to Nichols Mahaffey with 132. Warner Michaels were among runners up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schill
Tombstone
Spring Valley
T. J Stratman
Gorie, Jr
C. E. Eubell
Fred Kalb
F. E. Brumfield
D. C. Wilson
A. F. Hagedorn
Fred Goetz
A. Orient
Nelson Church
Lownet
A. R. Nichols
G. T. Mahaffey
J. W Warner
F. A. Michaels
Testimony Reveals United Corporation Unit Details
J P Morgan and George Whitney testified in a marble hearing room about United Corporation units issued to buyers. Each unit included a $3 preferred share with $50 liquidating value and one common share costing $22.50. Units sold for $75 or $24 above market on the Philadelphia Exchange. Whitney said the offer occurred between January 4 and 9, with NYT photostat showing trading on January 16. Senator Glass questioned if his name was on the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
J. P. Morgan
United Corporation
F. Gibbons
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
George Whitney
Morgan
Pecora
Morgan and Company
New York Times
New York
Glass
Dem
Palmyra and Petra Ruins Called Romantic Relics
The ruins of Palmyra and Petra in the Near East are described as among the most romantic relics of the ancient world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Petra
Near East
Cleveland market report shows steady butter and poultry prices
Markets in Cleveland list steady butter with extras 1-20 and standards 26 1-2y, poultry steady with various fowl and geese prices, hogs hold steady to slightly lower, cattle steady with medium steer and veal ranges, lambs steady to higher, and grains with No 1 red wheat at 46 1-2 to 47 1-2 cents, corn 50 to 51 cents, oats 29 1-2 to 39 1-2 cents, plus feed, flour, and hay prices across multiple grades and tonnages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heavy Brothers
Leghorn Brothers
Cleveland
Jo. B
Ner
Elyria Country Club Decoration Day Golf Results
Fred Goetz and Lawrence Wal ehli took third with LAT while Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Timms won the mixed four-ball foursomes at Elyria Country Club. Barbour and McGrath tied for low gross in Decoratio Day, with a playoff to follow. Lasky posted best score, 40-34-74, and Jack Marshall won the Flag tournament at Cherry Ridge. Cherry Ridge ladies and Elyria pro notes noted developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Timms
Elyria Country Club
C. Barbour
C. M. McGrath
Si’s
Barbour
B. Taylor
C. H. Price
Lloyd Lasky
Cherry Ridge
Lasky
Clark Black
Elyria Country Club Ladies
Two Amateurs Injured at Memorial Day Baseball Gates
Cincinnati report says Coleman Uddner 18 fractured left leg after tripping while running to first base. John Groves 42 injured left shoulder stumbling over a rock while chasing a fly ball. Both were in General Hospital on Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
General Hospital
Coleman Uddner
John Groves
Local names listed from Cleveland area
Mrs. Clark and her son A. J. Toer ster, T. J. Corley, Carl F. Schultz, P. H. Mossberg, Clarence Scott and Clarence Leonard are identified as residents of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
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Turner
American Legion
Lewis Bros. European Circus
Lorain County Fair Grounds
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Megca
Mrs.da B. Stark
Neal H. Gunder
Mrs. Drummond
Prospect P. T. A
Fair Grounds
Grocers
Cascade Park
Gaine
ICE
Harman
Cleveland Produce
Michigan
Ohale
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Livestock
Samymor
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Jack Marshall
Hersh Shannon
West River Road Course
R. W. Hancock
the Baron Jewelry CO
Elgin
the Baron
Court House
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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