Wellington Man Heads Pomona
A large Pomona Grange delegation met in Oberlin Grange Hall on Saturday November 3 to hear reports from 13 subordinate granges. Officers were elected for 1990 90 with Charles L. Phelps of Wellington as Master and other posts filled by members from Ridgeville Carlisle Grafton Huntington and Amherst groups. A luncheon followed, then a program featured flags sanitation a one act comedy Tacks and Armistice Day remarks. Wellington Grange won the banner for largest member turnout. January meeting set for Columbia with Acme Grange hosting.
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Pomona Grange
Obertin Grange Hall
Lorain
Elyria
Pomona
Ith
Carlisle Hall
Charles L. Phelps
Wellington
Grange
Carl Dramin
Oberlin Grange
J. M. Stephins
Ridgeville Grange
Frank Eldred
Carlisle Grange
Merton Coe
Chapman
Charles Gott
Old Glory Grange
Carl Bates
Nenrietts Grange
Mildred Witbeck
Grafton Grange
O. K. Dirlam
Huntington Grange
L. W. Rothe
Menrietta Grange
Ceres
O. M. Dirlam
Mary Dague
Penfield Grange
Flora
William Behnke
North Elyria Change
F. Sharp
Kipton Grange
Mary Hknittle
Hickory Tree Grange
E. N. Walker
Orange Insurance
Greta Walker
Amherst
George Cotton
Jesse Kimpton
Adelaide Hollingsworth
Oberlin
Baird
Lorain County Board of Health
Harriet
Sandrock
Creta Walker
Carter
Arthur Mason
Wellington Grange
Columbia
Acme Grange
Divorce Case Seeks Second Divorce for Nichols Couple
Mario Nichols of Lorain files suit for divorce from John Nichols of Toledo on gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Married in 1916 at Elyria, divorced in 1927, remarried in March 1928, they seek a second divorce. They have three children aged 11 and 5.
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Mario Nichols
Lorain
John Nichols
Toledo
Elyria
Tire Stolen From Car on Washington Avenue
H F Rodd of 442 Turner Street found his car missing a new 3x3 1-2 spare tire after parking on Washington avenue yesterday. The report notes the theft occurred from the auto, with the spare being the only item taken.
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Washington Avenue
H. F. Rodd
Turner Street
Cystex 48 Hour Test Ad Claims Quick Relief
A drug store advertisement promises relief from bladder weakness symptoms with a 48 hour test of Cystex. It claims reduced backache burning sensations and leg pains, promising renewed energy, better sleep, and elimination of pains with a money back style offer.
Elyrian 6 Sued for Alleged Fraud in Battery Solution Case
Eva Robertson of Hamilton Ontario sues Johann Petersohu of 132 Broad Street Elyria alleging fraud in a contract sale. She claims he sold a one third interest in a battery solution for 1000 dollars and induced further investment totaling 4,680.93 dollars, seeking 5,686.83 dollars in damages.
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Eva Robertson
Hamilton
Ontario
Johann Petersohu
Broad Street
Elyria
Three Autos Stolen In County
Local police reports show three autos stolen in Lorain county on Sunday. Allen Clayton of Canton had his red Maxwell sport touring car license 662-811 stolen near a restaurant. Wilbur Collier of 313 Harvard avenue had a Ford coupe stolen from Broad Street and found in Lorain. John Vapreyson of 226 West River street Elyria reported a Dodge touring car with license 4005 stolen near a dance hall.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain
Allen Clayton
Canton
Ohio
Touriss
Wilbur Collier
Harvard Avenue
Broad Street
Amherst
John Vapreyson
Vapreyson
West River Street
Five Arrested For Being Drunk In Police Court
Five men charged with intoxication appeared before Mayor Hewitt this morning in police court. William Jones and James Henry, both colored, were found guilty and fined five dollars plus costs. Fach and Haywood See last avenue also faced verdicts of guilty with similar fines. Officer Waldron testified. Sam Pernents, Elyria section hand, pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Hewitt
Harry Murphy
12Th Street
William Jones
West Avenue
Fach
James Henry
Haywood
Last Avenue
F. Ss. Waldron
Sam Pernents
Elyria
Employee Burned By Metal At Fox Furnace
Fred Lang twenty five suffered severe burns when a ladle of molten metal spilled as he tripped over a mould frame at Fox Fur nace. The metal splashed onto his left eye arm and into his mouth. He was taken by ambulance to Elyria Clinic. Lang had worked at the furnace about one month, from Ashland Ohio. He resides at 521 West Broad Street Elyria.
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Fred Lang
Fox Furnace
Lang
Elyria Clinic
Ashland
Ohio
S21
Broad Street
Elyria
Two Accidents In County Sunday Involving Worthington and Warren Rider
Saturday night on Oberlin road a collision occurred between the car of Fred Anderson and another vehicle driven by G I Shannon of Warren Ohio. Both cars had no injuries and occupants were uninjured. Shannon and three companions were later held in county jail on charges from Worthington but were released after Shannon agreed to pay Worthington's damage totaling $40.
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Worthington
la Porte
Lake Avenue
Gilibert Shannon
Warren
Ohio
Shannon
Ton
G. R. Hines
Seattle
Wash
Oberlin Road
Fred Anderson
Laranze
Yeggs Active In Akron Sunday
Akron scene reports a tone bandit robbery at the Strand Theater in which the manager and cashier were bound and gagged before the thief fled with 10. A second break in at the Universal Motor Company yielded 2,000 dollars. Nearby Riga Latvia notes four lepers discharged as cured from Katonian leper asylum after treatment with a gold preparation called solganal.
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Akron
Strand Theater
Yegxs
Universal Motor Company
Riga
Latwia
Ocvsel Island
Paldrock
Dorpat
Finance Committee Appeals for Home for the Aged Support
Elyria’s Finance Committees appeal to residents after the Home for the Aged loses Community Chest funding. They note rising costs from building, personnel, and care, urging charitable offerings of vegetables, fruit, and supplies at a Harvest Home Service on Sunday, November 18 at First Methodist Episcopal Church. Donations may be mailed or delivered, with contact names and phones provided.
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Elyria
Hst
Cleveland
Lorain County
Baptist
Congregational
Lutheran
Episcopalian
Episcopal Church
C. 3. Johnson
Middle Avenue
Edwin Kirby
East Avenue
M. E
Finlay
Jury awards $3000 in Latarski suit over daughter’s death
A Lorain man John Latarski won an agreed verdict in the common pleas court for his daughter Helen’s death after a car driven by Mrs. Maria K. Jameson struck her. The jury set the settlement at $3000, with instructions to sign accordingly.
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Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
John Latarski
Lorain
Helen
Maria K. Jameson
Lotarski
Mrs. Jameson
Vote for a Progressive Pounds for Delegate in 1912 poster
A campaign poster reading Shades of 1912 urges voters to elect Harry A Pounds delegate to the Constitutional Convention. Found today on a bulletin board in courtroom number one at the county courthouse, the poster mirrors a 1912 campaign item revived after 16 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Pounds
County Court House
Eagles Lose to Celtics in Muddy Soccer Tilt
The local Eagle soccer team was soundly beaten by the Cleveland Celtics on Richwine Field. Final score five goals to one. The Celtics, heavier and aided by the muddy ground, dominated play as the Eagles fielded a young, developing squad. The team, still largely scholastic, shows promise for next year with more experience against older players. They are slated to face the Cleveland Shamrocks in the Amateur Cup, a test expected to favor the frosh-heavy lineup.
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Eagle
Cleveland Celtics
Richwine Field
Celtics
Elyians
Eagles
Cleveland Shamrocks
Friehmen
Middle West
Fordham and West Virginia to clash in New York game
Fordham and West Virginia face off at Yankee stadium tomorrow in a special election day football game. Bach has lost only one game this season, while Dr Feldt of Riga conducts medical experiments at the Koch Institute in Berlin. Paper money is believed to have originated in China.
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Fordham
West Virginea
New York
West Virginia
Yankee Stadium
Bach
Feldt
Riga
Koch Institute
Berlin
China
Man Pleads Guilty To Possession Of Liquor
Andy Sarosi of 265 West River Street pleaded guilty to possession of liquor after a pint bottle was found in his coat pocket. He was arraigned before Major Hewitt and claimed the bottle was for personal use. Officer Corbett Southam arrested Sarosi at his soft drink parlor on Saturday. The mayor suspended sentence until tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Sarosi
West River Street
Sarosi
Major Hewitt
Corbett Southam
Narosi
Mayor Hewitt
Political clash over wealth and influence in governor race
A political statement accuses Cooper of spending large sums to influence the election and distribute pro Catholic and pro Negro materials. The speaker alleges use of wealth to hire voters and stir religious and racial prejudice against Governor Smith, and claims Cooper has not denied these charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kian
Cooper
The
Smith
Dave
Cooner
Davey
Fire Threat Fades After Village Barn Fire
Nov 5. Fire departments from nearby towns aided Rio Grande Ohio as a barn owned by Thomas Richards burned in the village center. Volunteers would have struggled to control the blaze without outside help. Rio Grande College is located in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Thomas Richards
Rilo Grande College
Wagon Lost On Halloween In Ridgeville Center
L W Peck of Ridgeville Center asked county officials to help recover a hay rack wagon stolen on Halloween night. Peck suspects a Halloween prank but believes the logs indicate the wagon was towed from his barnyard by a truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ws. Peck
Ridgeville Center
Peck
Yeggs crack safe at Muskingum College in New Concord
Two large safes in the office of Dr. J Knox Montgomery president of Muskingum College were blown open early today by yeggs who escaped with 75 dollars. Police in Zanesville reported nothing else missing as they investigated the robbery.
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Yeggs
Ohio College
New Concord
J. Knox Montgomery
Muskingum College
Zanesville
High School Gate Broken. Funds Stolen in Oberlin
Oberlin reports the high school gate was forced late Friday night. About 90 dollars, mainly from a special benefit fund and textbook money, plus a few small items, were taken from the safe. Police have no suspects and found the safe’s knob chipped with bolts drawn.
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Oberlin
H. L Rawdon
Gulius Caesar
Stratford Players
Athletic
Inparanes
Oberlin Expects 2500 At Polls
Oberlin voters prepare for one of the largest ballots in town history. Election clerk J. N. Stone cites a forecast around 2500 ballots, with polls open 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m. Precincts cover Main and Lorain, town hall, Vine and South Main, West Vine, college campus, and West Lorain North Main. Over 200 absentee ballots issued. local turnout expected to be high.
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Oberlin
J. N. Stone
Anad Major
Main
Lorain
Town Hall
Vine
Fined $10 For Passing Trolley
Earl Lance of South Middle Avenue Elyria youth was fined $10 and costs in police court for reckless driving. He admitted passing a lake avenue street car on the left as it unloaded passengers. He pleaded guilty claiming brake failure and swerved to avoid a collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lance
South Middle Avenue
Elyria
Lake Avenue
Hoover Smith campaign battle for nation’s top job
Number five on page one outlines the presidential race between Hoover and Nie l Smith. Hoover, running for the first time, speaks from Palo Alto and has conducted a restrained campaign with seven set addresses. Smith, in his twenty fifth year of campaigning, travels across the country on three major trips reaching Montana and Oklahoma, amid religion and prohibition issues shaping intense voter bitterness.
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Hoover
Niel Smith
Palo Alto
Calif
Smith
Montana
Oklahoma
Elyria Boy Hurt In Fall From Truck
A four year old boy playing on a parked truck near his home at 134 Clark Street fell to the ground yesterday. He landed on his forehead and received lacerations that his parents took him to Memorial Hospital for treatment. He was not admitted as a patient.
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Elyria
James Powell
Clark Street
Jameca
Memorial Hospital
T ‘He Hospital
City Band Members Furnish Music for Glass City
The Rimitu theatre hosted an eleven member City band orchestra with teachers and local musicians performing Devotion by Victor Herbert and Religioso by Chambers. Performers included Arthur Giles flute Alvin Bemus violin Herman Baumer trumpet Peter J. Smith trombone Harlan Wheeler trumpet Cora Lewis drums George Bird clarinet Gerald Frank clarinet Wade Grabill violin Will Davies Juba Cleo Giles Jana. Organizers announced more music nights as interest grows and spectators predicted attendance could reach two hundred next Sunday.
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Rimitu Theatre
Treat
Devotion
Victor Herbert
Chambers
Arthur Giles
Alvin Bemus
Herman Baumer
Peter J. Smith
Harlan Wheeler
Cora Lewis
George Bird
Gerald Frank
Wade Grabill
Will Davies
Cleo E. Giles
Jana
Elses
Luther and the Reformation Church and State Debate
The speaker criticizes modern ministers for mixing church influence with politics, citing Luther’s call to preach Christ and warning against pastors urging political votes from pulpits. He urges keeping church duties separate from government, preserving conscience and proper civic conduct under God.
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Rome
Martin Luther
Saxony
Jesus Christ
Luther
Christ
Lakenau
Hoover
al Smith
God
Holy Ministry
Caesar
Church
Hoover and Smith Clash Over Strategy in 1928 Campaign
In a brisk exchange of blows, Hoover runs on continuing Coolidge policies with an extra session promised for farm relief while Smith counters with a high tariff thrust and a bid to capture wet votes. White House backing boosts Hoover as Smith raids Republican sentiment and organizes his campaign machinery. Separately, Seattle engineers added a twenty foot extension to a gasworks smokestack as twelve boilers burned soft coal.
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Smith
Hoover
Coolidge
White House
John J. Raskob
General Motors
Seattle
Three Women Seek Divorces in Common Pleas Court
Three divorce petitions were filed in common pleas court Saturday. Rachel Lint seeks nine divorces from David Lint for willful absence over three years and asks for child custody and alimony. Cora Dietrick of Elyria seeks divorce from Clarence Dietrick on neglect and extreme cruelty, married in 1917 with no children. Mila Baker of Lorain seeks divorce from Earl Baker for gross neglect and extreme cruelty, cites gambling and relationships. requests child custody and alimony.
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Common Pleas
Rachel Lint
David Lint
Monroe
Mich
Cora Dietrick
Elyria
Salt
Clarence Dietrick
Stoss
Mila Baker
Lorain
Earl Baker
Death of Mrs Ellen McKenna in Elyria
Mrs Ellen McKenna nee Corcoran died Saturday at 144 West Bridge Street Elyria after moving from Johnstown twenty six years ago. She leaves a daughter Mary and relatives in Cleveland Cincinnati Johnstown Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Services will be Wednesday at St Marys Church at 9 30 am and burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Ellen McKenna
Corcoran
Elyria
Johnstown
West Bridge Street
Mary
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Cleveland Market Report Butter Eggs Poultry and Livestock
Cleveland markets show butter and eggs with price ranges for extras, firsts, and ordinaries, plus poultry prices for heavy fowls leghorns and ducks. Livestock in Cleveland and Toledo lists hogs cattle sheep with bids, steers, beef calves, and lambs holding at steady or higher levels. notable top prices include fat lambs around 33.25 and hog bids near 9.90.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Maine Green Mountains
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo
Former Amherst Man Kills Wife and Self in Tragic Shootings
In Amherst an ex resident, Joe Cardini of South Amherst, shot his wife four times then killed himself. Mrs Cardini, formerly Mrs Russo, died alongside him. Seven children are left orphans. The couple recently relocated from Amherst. burial plans for Mrs Cardini are incomplete with a funeral set for Tuesday.
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Amherst
Lodi
Joe Cardini
South Amherst
Cardini
Sundar
Ralph Capasso
South Lake Street
Russo
M G A Activities in Lorain County Planned
Plans for winter Y M G A activities throughout Lorain county will be discussed at a meeting of the County Y M G A committee in Elyria on Wednesday night. W O McClellan, general secretary, announced. Topics include Hi Clubs, father and son meetings, a county Y M C A camp, and Christian conferences. Cooperation with schools, churches and county farm agencies is planned. Committee members from Oberlin, Wellington, Grafton, Amherst, South Amherst and Elyria will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. MG. A
Lorain County
Elyria
W. OO. McClellan
Oval Association
Oberlin
Wellington
Grafton
Amherst
South Amherst
Village Clerk’s Duty on Special Assessments Questioned
The document argues the Clerk of the Village should certify special assessments to the county auditor and place them on the tax duplicate, while the mayor and council had no authority to hire others. It contends paying twice for the same work is illegal, disputes the 1925 state examiner, and notes Mrs. Baker’s reports found $1700 in inaccuracies. Eugene Knechtges, village clerk, cites historic practice and supports paying Mrs. Baker for her diligent work.
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Eugene Knechtges
Baker
Stolen 1926 Ford Coup in Ashland Police Search
Ashland police reported a weekend theft of an antique 1926 Ford coupe with license S44-404. Authorities issued a search for the vehicle, while unrelated claim that world periodicals total about 50,000 is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
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Sorosis
Ada Hopkins
East College Street
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Women's Club
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North Pleasant Street
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Ruth Barone
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Pinkham
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