Laws on Employing Children in Elyria Explained
Elyria employers met with school attendance officer C. M. Williams at Lincoln school to better understand Ohio school attendance laws. Williams praised cooperation, noted only two firms hired children illegally after warnings, and outlined certificate requirements, age limits, and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Elyria
C. M. Williams
Lincoln School
General Industries
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Ohio
Willams
Disturbing the Peace Charge Against Elyria Man
Thomas McKean, 74, of the Elyria Home for the Aged, is jailed on a disturbing the peace charge after a night incident at the Home. Warrant sworn by Lilian B. Anderson, matron. Cleveland report notes Joseph Q R Nut, Republican treasurer, says the party will show a surplus after paying debts. He cites campaign expenditures totaling 3900 dollars and ties surplus to state organizations meeting pledges.
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Thomas McKean
Elyria Home
McKean
Lilian B. Anderson
Cleveland
Joseph QR. Nut
Republican National Campaign
Woman jailed over worthless checks for jail reform zeal
Helen Sargent of Youngstown a 23 year old prison reform advocate was sentenced by Common Pleas Judge George H. Gessner to one to three years in the Ohio reformatory for women at Marysville after passing worthless checks. She challenged press and newspapers during the courtroom exchange and offered no further remarks after sentencing.
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Youngstown
Helen Sargent
Mahoning County
Common Pleas
George H. Gessner
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Gessner
Helen
Lorain County Agricultural Society to Meet
The eighty third annual meeting will be held Saturday morning November 24 at 9 o clock in court room two of the county courthouse. County Commissioner W B Richmond secretary announces officers for the coming year will be elected and the annual report issued along with other business.
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Lorain County Agricultural Society
County Court House
W. B. Richmond
Death Record Mrs Ella Moore in Elyria Ohio
Mrs Ella Moore died at Ely-Tis Memorial hospital on Thursday morning November fifteenth at age forty five years eight months and eleven days. She is survived by husband Ross and eight children Mitchell Mary Claude Lawrence John Thomas Witham Harry and Samuel a mother Mrs Sally Ross two sisters Mrs Devonshire and Mrs Lena Skaley of West Virginia and two brothers Harry Johnson of Elyria and John Kepkas of West Virginia. Funeral services are Monday at 130 pm at Sudro funeral home and 2 pm at Second Methodist church with Rev W P Kellorge officiating. interment Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Ella Moore
Ely- Tis Memorial Hospital
Ross
Mitchell
Mary
Claude
Lawrence
John Thomas
Witham
Harry
Samuel
Sally Ross
Devonshire
Lena Skaley
West Virginia
Harry Johnson
Elyria
John Kepkas
M. E. Church
Daughters of Elks
Ruth
Sudro Funeral Home
Second Methodist Church
W. P. Kellorge
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Lewis Mercantile Co Opens Radio Department
The Lewis Mercantile Co announces the opening of a radio department in the basement. A selection of standard radios will be sold and competent service staff will handle repairs. The department opens this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis’ Mercantile Co
Publisher to Be Laid to Rest in Zanesville
Joe Downs publisher and managing editor of the Zanesville Signal dies after long illness. He will be buried in Greenwood Cemetery tomorrow afternoon. Downs served with the Signal for 3 years and was widely known in the state. Funeral at Central Presbyterian Church with Rev Therou Lee officiating.
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Zanesville
Joe Downs
Local News In A Few Lines From Elyria Court
Blanch sues John Yost for 1995 on a promissory note due in 1921. Raymond Reynolds sues Hany Ruth for 5000 after an auto accident at Penfield Junction last year. Hraoswick Balke Co seeks 315.0 as unpaid balance for port room equipment at 49 West Ave TLVADS. Joseph Kocsorak bound over to Lorain county grand jury for carrying concealed weapons. bond 500. plea not guilty. Dorothy Short granted divorce from Claude Short for gross neglect and cruelty. support 500 yearly until child graduates high school. custody to plaintiff. Married in Elyria in 1908.
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Common Pleas
Wellington
John Yost
Raymond Reynolds
Cleveland
Hany Ruth
Amherst
Penfield Junction
Hraoswick, Balke and Colender Co
Thomas Kerstan
West Avenue
Tlvads
van KT
Joseph Kocsorak
Lorain County
Grand Jury
Juste S.J. Gicorse
Kocsorak
Dorothy Short
Claude Short
Canon Pleas
A. R. Webber
Smeen
Twe
Elyria
Two College Men Turn Burglars
In Cincinnati on November 16 two college students confessed to burglary citing need for money. Robert Hardesty Jr of Kingwood West Virginia and Harry Heckman, a Cincinnati University commercial art student, were captured in Dr Alexander Beam’s home by two patrolmen and a private guard. Hardesty trembled with a pistol in hand and said he feared using it. He planned to enter engineering at the same university. Heckman worked as a clerk by day and studied at night. The Beam family was at Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Alexander Beam
Robert Hardesty, Jr
Kingwood
Heckman
University of Cincinnati
Hardesty
Building Association
Bandit robs B. and G. Sandwich Shops office in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Ohio on November 16 a bandit wearing overalls robbed the office of B. and G. Sandwich Shops Inc and escaped with 1000 dollars. The robber locked treasurer Jacob Falk in a rear room. he was later freed by cashier Cerola Russell. Falk said he took the money from the sofa when the robber entered and ordered him to "stick em up."
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Cincinnati. O
B. & G. Sandwich Shops, Inc
Jacob Falk
Falk
Cerola Russell
Hall Endows Oberlin With Massive Memorial Auditorium
Graduation notes Hall leaving Oberlin College approximately 10 million dollars in Aluminum Company of America stock for endowment. The Hall Memorial Auditorium will be the campus’s largest building and reshape the town skyline. Cass Gilbert to design. he also drafted Finney Memorial Chapel and other Oberlin structures. Gilbert is known for the Woolworth Building and the state capitol at Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uberu
Hall
Aluminum Company of America
Finney Memorial Chapel
Aen Memorial Art
Anon Memorial Hospital
Gilbert
Woolworth
New York
State Capitol
Harrishure
Cleveland Group Names George J. Bender Chairman
The Cuyahoga county delegation to the state legislature unanimously chose State Senator George J. Bender as chairman. Cleveland holds the largest delegation with five senators and 16 representatives, and Bender is the oldest serving member. Otis Wiley, 20, of Pittsburgh, was killed when his car went off the road at Mary Ann Furnace, plunging down a 40 foot embankment.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
George J. Bender
Bender
Newark
Otis Wiley
Pittsburgh
Mary Ann Furnace
Grafton School Wing Tops County Reading Honors
Grafton village school led the county in the second grade reading test for four upper grades, with fifth sixth and eighth grades winning in their divisions. South Amherst topped seventh grade, and rural schools like Pittsfield areas and Gulf school showed strong scores. 2,030 students participated. 160 failed, 519 passed, 760 average, 593 good, 180 superior, 7? superior. George Hammer of Gulf eighth grade had perfect papers, along with several others from various schools. Bailey emphasized reading as essential and urged individualized instruction to match each student’s capacity.
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Grafton Village
Lorain County
Ef, Batley
Grafton
South Amherst
Pittsfield
Pittstiglu
Thulworthy School
Skareeeh Voaing Gye Cem
Gulf School
Eaghtit
George Hammer
Mary Robertston
Marjorie Hart
Fields Corners School
Florence Emarr
Camden
Flora Schuster Eaton
Calvin Ruth
Lucile Senning
Markley
May Robinson
Highland
Mary Banks LaPorte
Donald Daugherty
June Mobter
LaGrange
Maxine Castle
Ridgeville
Doris Hively
Ruth Stevens
Nelle Bryant
Ruth Luermore
Huntington
Bailey
Legal clash over Red Star Bus rivals heats courtroom
The Red Star Bus Company owner sued Elyria rivals alleging unfair methods and conspiracy to destroy the business. Testimony dragged on with clashes in the courtroom as lawyers hurled charges and Common Pleas Judge Wy. Thompson presided.
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Stit
Bur Sok
Red Star Bus Company
Elyria
Red Star Company
Common Pleas
Wy. Thompson
State Briefs Anesville bus crash injures 36 near Hope
County authorities investigate a Cheyhound lines bus accident near Hope as it passed a truck, injuring 36 people though none seriously. In Columbus, Vice President Dawes asked Congress to extend Federal Highway No. 69 to Marietta and Athens.
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Columbus
Marietta
Athens
Wan
Charles G. Dawes
Schools Absorb Most 1871 Tax Funds in Lorain County
Analysis of 1871 county expenditures shows Lorain County schools received the lion’s share of tax distributions, with school allocations dwarfing other township needs. Elyria led in school funding, while several townships depended on school money far more than general funds, highlighting the era’s heavy investment in education.
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Lorelty County
Elyria Independent Center
Corontele-Telegram
Seer
Ein
Henretta Township
LaGrange Township
Black River Township
Ure Township
Brehton
Elyria
Hendivita Townolyp
SLO
Klyerin
Highway convention notes Dawes birthplace and route splits
The American Association of Highways held its annual convention in Chicago yesterday. Dawes was born in Marietta. The highway currently runs from Washington westward through Parkersburg West Virginia. If the Marietta Athens extension is built, the divisions would be named north and south 39.
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American Association of Highways
Chicago
Dawes
Marietta
Washington
Parkersburg
W. Va
Marietta-Athens
Health Society Opens School for Lovers in London
The Health Society of London launches courses for young men and women who plan marriage. Officials say the program teaches the difficulties of marriage and parenthood to prevent hasty unions and ruined marriages caused by ignorance before wedlock. The first wedding ring was used in a Christian marriage in 500.
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Health Society
VOR Lovers London
School For Lovers
New Health Sccrts of
London
Paroled Cicco's Sentence Tied to Heywood Case Outcome
The report discusses Cicco's parole request tied to how the jury’s verdict of assault and battery rather than shooting to wound should be interpreted. It suggests the sentence may depend on negotiations with the Heywoods, with Judge Webber previously noting compensation to Wiesleywood over fines for Cicco.
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Cicco
Gailty
Miss Heywood
Heywoods
Webber
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Newberry Sill set
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday for Mrs Elizabeth Newberry Sill widow of poet Edward Rowland Sill who died yesterday at Cuyahoga Falls Burial will take place at Cuyahoga Falls cemetery and interment follows in the family plot.
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Akron
Elizabeth Newberry Sill
Edward Rowland Sill
Cuyahoga, Falls
Cuyahoga Falla
Markets and Livestock Prices From Cleveland and Midwest
The Cleveland market reports quote butter extras and firsts, eggs, and various poultry prices, with express stock quotes and turkeys at 50 cents per pound. Potatoes and regional grain quotes follow, alongside Chicago and Toledo cash quotations, with livestock and grain movements across Minneapolis and Columbus noting a fatality from a knife attack with a suspect missing.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Maine
Green Mountain
Hicago
Chicago
United States
North Dakota
Red River
Strange will left by man slain in cell
In Cleveland on November 16 Prentiss a former Detroit motors executive was murdered by a cellmate. A strange will found days after the death left $500 to James Nevins the boatman accused of the crime. Investigators focus on a motive tied to the will and preneed plans as Nevins awaits trial for murder.
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Cleveland
Do Prentiss
Detroit
Atlanta
Nevins
Nevin Price
Prentiss
Prentis
Henry C. Lavine
Lavine
I Osurance Poliies
Virginia Palmer
Salvage actions and a rail collision noted in Sunday reports
An SOS and salvage decisions emerged from Page One items as orders for relief tugs surfaced in New York and hearings resumed with United States Commissioner Francis ONeil set to hear testimony from Vestris crew. In Strasbourg a 39 year old, George Rawle, died when his car collided with a Pennsylvania train near town as social notices advertise Elyria Eagles dances each Friday.
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Edmund Burgess
Radio Corporation
Brooklyn
Wireless
Walter N. Davis
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corporation
Sanders
New York
United State
Francis O'Neil
Vestris
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the National Shoe Co
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Cone Yege
Alfred E. Smith
Edgewater Gulf Hotel
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
Portes Gil
Jose Vasconcelos
Los Angeles
Nogales
Sonora
Cleveland Livestock
HOUS
Timothy
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Minneapolis
Eugene Jones
Tom Jenkins
Jenkins
Strasburg
George Rawle
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Pensylvania
Elyry Eagles
Niti
Wildercraft
Wilder
Ocean Steamship Agency
West Indies
Europe
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The
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
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