Appeal in Common Pleas Court Overjury Verdict
A Home Furniture Co. appeal to Common Pleas Court from a jury verdict of 253 dollars plus 57 costs, with Washington Finance Corp as plaintiff, issued a judgment in the case of Justice J. C. Con away. Fire crews responded to a barn fire report at 224 Second street but found a bonfire behind 234 Second street owned by Miss E M Johnston. fire extinguished and chief warns against open fires within fire limits. Two wives sue for alimony. Gertrude Lemon accuses Charles Lemon of neglect. Nellie Wilson accuses Harry Wilson of cruelty and threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Court of Justice
J. C. Conaway
Home Furniture Co
Washington Finance Corporation
Second Street
E. M. Johnston
W. N. Bates
Gertrude Lemon
Charles Lemon
Nellie Wilson
Harry Wilson
W. B. Thompson
Western Reserve Finance Co
Theodore William Vick
Gust Thomas
Torchlight March Draws Largest London crowds at Armistice Day
A torchlight procession in London drew tens of thousands from Albert Hall to the Cenotaph after an Armistice Day speech by the Prince of Wales. Police kept the crowd moving as Irish Guards played Verary and the crowd swelled into a vast second line. The prince, Churchill, and the Earl of Craven attended the parade following a radio address from Albert Hall. He urged remembrance and a commitment to peace to honor the dead and living who served in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hall
Prince of Wales
Derk
Churchill
Harl
Craven
Tinverary
London
Prince
Court asked to enjoin harm custody and alimony
A woman sought a court order to enjoin Wilson from harming or molesting their child, asked for custody and alimony. Other court items include a school attendance case against Weary Zacharis, and several civil judgments by confession in Judge Thompson’s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Sunday Five Best Radio Features Debuts on Major Networks
United Press reports the Sunday lineup of radio features. WEAF presents Capitol Symphonic concert with Lucille Chalfant coloratura soprano at 11 55 a m. WJZ airs Roxy's Sunday Stroll at 2 p m EST. WEAF offers Capitol Theatre program at 7 30 p m EST and Benamino Gigli tenor from the Metropolitan Opera at 9 15 p m EST. WOR lists Columbia chain programs at 9 36 p m.
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United Press
WEAF
Capitol
Lucille Chalfant
W.jz
Roxy
Capitol Theatre Program
Benadamino Gigli
Metropolitan Opera Company
Columbia
Monday's Best Radio Features and Egg Market Update
Radio listings show WEAF and WOR hook ups with programs including The Virginia Judge and The Gypsies, plus KDKA Little Symphony Orchestra and Roxy and His Gang. Ohio egg market notes a brief period of lower production now ending soon with stable prices near 50 cents a dozen and potential small increases. Calls for want ads are listed with phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WEAF
Wilem Mengelberg
Louis Graveure
Marie Cahill
Goldman
Columbia
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Kdka Little Symphony Orchestra
W. J
Roxy
His
Southwestern To Start One-Man Cars Sunday
One-man interurban cars will begin service tomorrow between Elyria and Lorain, the first time in the system’s history that such cars operate except city cars. The service will run Wellington to Cleveland with fare checks issued to riders. A new fare and block system aims to ensure safe operation, while a companion De Late chair car debuts on the Green Line between Wellington and Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Southwestern
Elyria
Lorain
Tworman
Wellington
Frou
Ile
Lora
Interurban
Machines in Crash on Cleveland Road
A late night collision occurred on Cleveland road between a car driven by Louis Hadaway at stop 71 and another vehicle. Both cars were damaged and the second car carried two men and two women. Sheriff ER Mathews reports the incident from the sheriff office. Hadaway is described as a roadster with a license number Brigit. Expert readers are now making soundings of New York harbor.
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Cleveland Road
Louis Hadaway
ER. G. Mathews
Hadaway
Death notices from Massillon and Elyria
Mrs Walter Spaulding Jr and Mrs David Williams report the sudden death of Mrs Walter Spaulding of Massillon Ohio. She leaves a husband two sons five daughters three grandchildren and four brothers. Funeral Sunday at Massillon with burial there. Lucie Melin widow of V Melin dies at Zion City Alabama aged with survivors including Bessie Charles A George and Tala Utaver. Burial in Elyria.
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Walter Spaulding Jr
David QC
Williams
Dever Avenue
Walter Spaulding
Massieton
Ohio
Spaulding
David
Mibert
John
Lerain
William
Massillon
Lucie Wy Melin
Iacie Wo Melin
Melin
Elyvia
Zion City
Bessie
Charles A
George PL
Cleveland
Tala Utaver
Alfred Wallington
Elyria
Walter Wallington
Fields Corners
Mob hangs accused attacker in courthouse window
In Columbia Tennessee a mob hanged Henry Choate a 18 year old Black man from a second story courthouse window after arson reports and a claim of confession. The incident occurred near a dedication ceremony for a veterans monument and followed disputes over the identification by a 9 year old girl who could not name the suspect.
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Columbia
Tenn
Henry H. Horton
Tennessee
Henry Choate
Choate
Aberis
J. F. Parson
First Methodist Church
War not inevitable, says former Colorado governor
William E. Sweet, ex governor, argues war is not inevitable and security is not only by preparation. He cites the League of Nations Geneva protocol and Locarno as evidence, suggesting evolution will end war as a mere evil, in an Armistice Day address at Finney chapel Oberlin. First Methodist Church construction near completion on South Professor street. The education department floors and doors are in place, plastering done, and heating installation underway. The Skinner organ from the First Congregational church will move to the new building. Dedication set for January 1 1928 with Bishop Thennre Henderean presiding, followed by a week of services and open houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Finney Chapel
William E. Sweet
Colorado
Sweet
America
Nations
League of Nations
First Methodist Church
South Professor Street
Religious Education Department
First Congregational Church
Thennre & Henderean
Cincinnati
W. E. Hammaker
Trinity Church
Youngstown
Ohi
Oberi
Hallie Q. Brown
Wilberforce College
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Oberlin College
Simm
Lovell
West Low Rain Street
Music with meals at Toca Restaura
Oberlin restaurant hires an orchestra to play at all noon and evening meals during the week, marking a first for regular such entertainment at the Little Big Seven football championship era. Local teams show strong form as two good games are anticipated. School events include speaker Dr. Thomas W. Graham at Cornell and cultural club activities. Nearby civic figures and students are noted in several social items and upcoming Union gathering details.
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Oberlin House
Thomas W. Graham
Cornell
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Ithaca
WN. OY
Cornell University
University
Oberlin Migrates to Wooster Today for College Game
Nearly five hundred local students and townspeople left the village to attend the Oberlin Wooster college game at Wooster. Reports on the game were coming in directly from the field Beel and one this afternoon for those who remained at home. Football interest among townspeople stayed at the high school field where Sandusky and Oberlin Ath school teams were playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilage
Obhertin- Wooster College
Wooster
Feld Beel Andone
Higi Schol
Sandusky and
Oberlin Afth
RADIO SHOW TO START TONIGHT AT O P S
The O P S radio show opens tonight and runs through Saturday. The department will operate nightly next week featuring electrically operated Radiolas that run on city current with no batteries. One attendee at the fair will win one hundred dollars in cash. Everyone receives a revised Jog chart tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. S. Radio Department
Ciy
Cleveland Markets Beef Butter Eggs and Live Stock Report
Markets report from Cleveland Ohio with prices for butter eggs and poultry including extras firsts seconds and packing stocks. Livestock markets in Cleveland and Toledo show hogs cattle lambs volumes and price ranges for various weight classes and calves with steady to higher trends and similar steady conditions in Toledo on November 12.
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Columbus
Ohio Division of Markets
Cleveland
Maine
New York
Gainesville
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho Bakers Russats
Colorado Brown
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo
Attorney Sues Local Couple for Legal Fees
In Common Pleas Court attorney H. M. Redington sues James Edward and Clara P. Robson at 286 Washington Avenue for 1,319 in fees for legal work on the Huntington estate bequest. Redington alleges he provided services to benefit his clients and that the fees remain unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
H. M. Redington
James Edward
Clara P. Robson
Washington Avenue
Redington
Pittsfield Pioneer Sarah Metcalf Reaches Ninetieth Birthday
Pittsfield celebrates Mrs. Sarah Ann Metcalf turning ninety as relatives report her illness eased and her recovery underway. Her son C. C. Metcalf lives on Eastern Heights Boulevard, with other children Clarence and Clark in Pittsfield and Mrs. James Kellogg in Conneaut. Friends send calls, gifts, and flowers.
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Pittsfield
Sarah Ann Metcalf
Metcalf
C. C. Metcalf
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Clarence and Clark
Pittsfeld
James Kellogg
Conneaut
Deavinney Sues For Divorce Over Neglect
Mrs. Nettie Deavinney sues Charles Devinney for divorce, alleging cruelty and neglect in a marriage begun in 1800. She seeks alimony and her share of Elyria real estate, claiming he failed to provide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Deavinney
Charles Devinney
Elyria
Devinney
Taitd
Muskingum Bears Beat Ohio Northern in Homecoming Thriller
Muskingum defeats Ohio Northern 38 to 21 in Muskingum’s homecoming game as both teams showcase passing attacks in the second half. Taylor connects with Clark for a 49 yard touchdown in the third period.
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New Concord
Muskingum
Bill Meredith
Polar Bears
Ohio Northern
Nusebaum
Campbell
Franz
Larrick G. Clark
Shana
Murkies
Taylor
Clark
Fire damages Barnesville Jail. two men rescued
In Barnesville Ohio on November 12 Leslie Sharkey 26 of Woodsfield and Paul House 20 of Barnesville set fire to a jail crevice using newspapers between a sheet metal roof and wood girders. Police and volunteers saved the structure and no motive was learned. The jail campaign luncheon schedule followed with YMCA notices and a closing singing of the Star Spangled Banner.
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Barnesville
Leslie Sharkey
Woodsfield
Paul House
Community Chest speech links charity to city progress
Elyria speaker pauls the Community Chest as the engine of civic growth and compassion. He cites courage hope and faith in coordinated plans while stressing the need for ongoing support to sustain welfare work and eradicate poverty, crime, and disease through charitable partnership. Pauly notes Middletown raised 168000 annually for three years and ends with a call for continued worker dedication.
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Pauly
Elyria
Charity
Ife
Henry W. Grady
New South
New York City
Georgia
Middletown
Election officials face arrest affidavits delay county count
Kennedy and attorney file eight affidavits claiming fraud in two precincts as two election officials face arrest. Judge Walther bars certification in a temporary order and schedules 11 a.m. hearing on impounding ballots after service of notice of appearance. The Chronicle-Telegram notes 78 carriers in Elyria and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Board of Elections
Frederick P. Walther
Common Pleas Court
Walter
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Take Over Bakery In Market House
Damon's Bakery at 55 Broad Street took charge today of the bakery in the Wagner Provision Co. The bakery was bought out recently by Damo's bakery and the sale becomes effective today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon
Broad St
Wagner Provision Co
Damo
Markley School Reading and Music Contest Winners
Elyria township students competed in elimination exercises held at the Markley building on Friday evening November 14. Selected representatives advance to a group contest at Vincent school on November 15 with county honors to be awarded at Hidgeriile on November 23. list of participants and groups follows.
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Markley
Elyria Township
Vincent School
Hidgeriile
Elyria Ondship
Jean Friedenstine
Murray Rides
Dora Eddy
voual—Jewel Beal
Donovan Beal
Murray Ridge
Eleanor Hange
Voval
Marion Kuitter
Elaine Cole
Lake Ave
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Sasae
Jess
Minnich
Zacharis
Ridgeville
S. J. George’s Court
Hal Machne
Washington Ave
Henry March
Bath Street
Harry Hinkson
William Sorell
Ollie Glass
Joe Walker
Henry Bostie
Edward Miller
Henry Wood
Jake Glass
John Smith
Woodford Avenue
Smith
Anna Krystowski
Avon
J. George
Edward
Grace & Klugs
Grace
Miller
Albeare
Fred Reynolds
Wm. 8
van Arsdale
D. W. van Arsdale
Reynolds
Mr. van Arsdale
Grocer
Common Pleas
William Edwards Company
Julia
Thomas E. Thorpe
New York Harbor
Nfcro
Charles VW
Lawrence
North Pleasant
Toca Resta
Charles Gehrkens
A. R. Kimpton
Horner
Miss Whitt
Hartson
Fietcher
Trufant
Tri-City Missionary Union
Lorain County
Mack P. Williams
Ada Hopkins
Allen Hospital
O. E. Peabody
Ruby Cheveney
Qual
Mivrian
Loavein
Hale
Messrs
Clarke Sanford
Stuart Collig
Verna Robinson
Harry Robinson
Paul Colegrove
Panama Canal
Pacific Coast
California
Oberlin Lata
Grove Paterson
Paterson
Toledo Blade
Lewis Peabody
Gallipolis
Sqaire
R. K. Dunn
Gallia County
Bat
Sqanire Potn
Holzer Hospital
YM. C. A
Fast Ave
Post Ofice
Ohio Council of Republican Women
Marion
Harding Memorial
Frank B. Wichin
Simeon D. Fess
P. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
St. Petersburg, Fla
Ohio Public Service
Atwater Kent
Fada
Radiola
ORS
Public Service CO
Inter-City Coal and Supply CO
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