Grafton Woman Receives Probation for Embezzlement Guilty Plea
Mrs. Mabel McCloskey 54, mother of six, pleaded guilty to embezzling about $600 of village funds over nine years as clerk in Grafton Water and Electric Depart ments. Common Pleas Judge D A Cook granted probation for two years reporting monthly to a court appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Mabel McCloskes
Jin
McCloskey
Williams
Fom
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Thomas
Presence Of Prowler Reported In 1300 East Area
Disturbed residents near 1300 East avenue again report a prowler checking windows at night and attempting entries. Weeks earlier a suspect entered a second floor bedroom from a porch roof before fleeing. Others report attempts on homes and stores. One resident has armed himself and threatens to shoot. Deputies to patrol periodically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1300 East Avenue
Sheriff's Department
Three Autos Damaged In Court Street Collision
Three cars were slightly damaged in a collision on Court Street between Second and Broad yesterday afternoon. Police report Miss Catherine Humphrey of Fourth Street, driving B. M. O'Donnell's car, started to drive out from the curb and struck the front wheel of another machine, pushing the O'Donnell car back into a parked Checker taxi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Second
Broad Street
Catherine Humphrey
Fourth Street
B. M. O'Donell
O'Donnell
La Porte MOE Church Service Sunday Speaker
Rex Thomas Hughes will speak on the Art of Appreciation at the 11:15 a.m. service at La Porte Methodist Episcopal Church Carlisle Rex Hughes to address parishioners. Sunday school gathers at 10:15 a.m. Clarence F. Whitney presides with special music at the service.
Court actions and local court rulings from Elyria area
Summary of local court actions includes bus safety concerns at Murray Ridge School, a divorce granted to LeRoy Jacobs for extreme cruelty, custody arrangements for their daughter, and additional divorces for Virginia Rice and Arlene Davis. Also reported are foreclosures, fines for passing a stopped bus, estate proceedings, a bank suit settlement, and a battery case involving Mike Garcia.
K of C Members To See Big Game Film
Local K of C lodge members will view the film Wheels Across Africa at the Monday meeting with Arthur Glasso presenting an educational big game hunt picture. Many Elyrians plan to attend the Cleveland convention Sunday at the auditorium. Members needing rides should call the steward. gathering is at the club rooms at 1 PM Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C. Lodge
Arthur Glasso
Africa
K. of C. Cleveland
K. of C
Death Notices for Mohns, Lutz, and Griesser in Lorain County
Funeral services for Ellis Mohns 26 of Huntington Township following an Allen Hospital car crash will be at 2 30 p m Sunday at his parents home Huntington Rev John G Koontz will officiate burial in Huntington cemetery He is survived by parents a brother Glenroe and a sister Theola Edward Lutz 55 of Elyria died at 12 5 am at Elyria Memorial Hospital after four days of illness He was born in Rome NY came to Elyria four years ago and worked as a tinner He leaves a daughter Mildred Brown three brothers Emil Herman and Charles Lutz and sister Mrs Clara Fox all of Rome five grandchildren Body taken to Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Funeral arrangements pending Julia Ann Griesser widow of Capt W W Griesser died yesterday at 4 years old at the home of daughter Mrs Martin Rasmussen in Buffalo NY She lived in Lorain for years leaving two sons W R Griesser Lorain and D J Griesser Marblehead two daughters Mrs Rasmussen Buffalo and Mrs R C Morton Fairport Ohio fifteen grandchildren and one great grandchild Burial set for Marblehead Ohio Monday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Mohns
Huntington Township
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Fred Mohns
Huntington
Glenroe
Theola
John G. Koontz
Huntington United Church
Huntington Cemetery
Edward Lutz
Second Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Rome
New York
Elyria
Mildred Brown
Lakemore
Ohio
Emil
Herman
Charles Lutz
Clara Fox
Sud_ro-Curtis
Julia Ann Griesser
W. W. Griesser
Martin W. Rasmussen
Buffalo
Griesser
Lorain
Lorain County
W. R. Griesser
D. J. Griesser
Marblehead
Rasmussen
R. C. Morton
Fairport, Ohio
Electrolux
Humphrey
Tappan Rangers
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Elyria Recreation
Klellett
Sebereene
Loundon
Neubauer
Ryndontison
Issils
Buckley
Electrolaxr
Branson
McIntyre Dane
Leine
Lepkowski
Cherubini
Ais Juiselmau
Dodsley
Fortune
Grant
Hay the
Oaks
W. T. Grant Company
Maumee Dairy
Helen Bommeéer
The
Gnoks Bonmmer
Clapp
Davies . Ae
Stee
Buck
Krause
Warner
Maunee Dalry
Sayles
Roehn
Schmidt
A. Rodgers
Thomasson Az
H. Rodgers
Pusbach
Ridgeville Garage
Barnes Coal Company
Brown
Gerhart Diggers
Ridgeville
Knights of St. John
Knights of Columbus
Barnes Coal
Holtwicpany
Rothge
Eee
Barnes
Pitts P
Rother
Vlee
Gerhart Diggers Traxler
Buescher
Machuvina
Iz BR. Pleta Tevee
Ridcevile Garage Stelmmetz
Étitekl
Ae Gerhart
Reynolds i
Rothgery
Weeee
Mer
Oath Brown
Noll
Gerchek
Agu Weisheit
Ee. EY
B. Noli Seecees
Electro Alloys League
I. Pet
Reckless Driving Fines In Police Court
Two motorists were fined two dollars and costs for reckless driving when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro. Charles Bevercoumb of 618 Cambridge Avenue was cited for downtown section driving. John Lautner of THOS East 2ath Street Lorain was fined for an offense on October 6 after his car collided with a parked vehicle on West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Petro
Charles Bevercoumb
Cambridge Avenue
Il Op
Festerday
I Paul Palmer
Ames Boggs
John Lautner
Thos East 2Ath Street
Lorain
Sieve Bara
West River Street
McCallion Fined for Intoxication in Police Court
Charles McCallion of 143 Fairlawn Avenue faced Justice Joseph Petro in police court after a Saturday afternoon incident on Lodi Street. He claimed someone drove him to the scene but could not name the driver. he was fined $10 and costs totaling $16 for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi Street
Charles McCallion
Fairlawn Avenue
Joseph Petro
McCallion
Somone
Coroner Rules Auto Crash Caused Huntington Man Death
Ellis Mohns 26 of Huntington died from an automobile crash, not the alleged blow in a Jules Tavern fight. Lorain County coroner Dr. S C Ward based his verdict on skull X-rays showing a fracture. deputies had considered a fatal head injury from the brawl as a possible cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Mohns
Huntington
Oberlin Road
S. C. Ward
Lorain County
William G. Smith
Mohns
Ward
Mohn
Allen Hospital
Cherry Blossom Time On Sugar Ridge Road
Cherry blossoms bloom on a Standen farm tree near Sugar Ridge Road. Mrs. H M Standen noticed blossoms three weeks ago, her son Vean brought them to Elyria to show winter won’t stop the display. A light frost touched the blooms last night, with hopeful forecasts of warmer days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Ridge Road
Standen
Areen
Camden Students Hold First School Fair Night
Camden Township School hosted its first school fair last night drawing a large crowd of friends and relatives. Exhibits featured corn oats wheat apples and vegetables while girls presented quilts bedspreads hooked rugs and similar crafts. A short program included music by several student groups.
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Camden Township
Elyria Hard Ware Team Seeks Individual Medals
Members of the Elyria Hard Ware city softball champions are asked to call at the Broad Street Barber Shop for individual medals, each reward for being a member of the city championship ten. The most primitive race now living is said to be the Native Australian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Yankees Dominate Giants as Selkirk Stays Hot in World Series
The Yankees sweep the Giants with three straight wins, George Selkirk extending his World Series hitting streak to nine games. Tony Lazzeri draws a key walk, while Letty Gomez is set to face the Giants again. In other notes, Sandusky High wins 13 7, Cedar Rapids loses 4 0 at Massillon, Oberlin ties Norwalk 0 0, and Ali Pasha debuts at Rialto with Teslock vs Chaney ahead. Johnny Allen of the Indians headlines a standout season story, critiquing Makosky’s wind-up as the pitching scene evolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarchs
Giants
Hubbell
Yanks
Letty Gomez
George Selkirk
Tony Lazzeri
Johnny Allen
Cleveland Indians
Johnny
Frank Makosky
Yankees
Makosky
Allen
Bell Clothiers Defeat Transfers In Bowling Match
Bell Clothiers swept three games from Held Transfer in a St Johns Lutheran Bowling League match at St Johns school alleys. Oscar Jaroch led with a 613 series including the high game of 219. Other box scores show Peters, Block, and Reynolds contributing for the Clothiers as transfers struggle to total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Clothiers
St. John’s Lutheran
St. John’s
Oscar Jaroch
The
Clothiers
Tulk
Peters
Jaroch
Reynolds
Varmish
USS
Ohio scholastic grid results show wide scoring outbursts
Columbus West 20 Newark 0 and many other Ohio matchups highlight a storm of lopsided scores. Notable logged results include Columbus North 23 Cambridge 0, Akron Garfield 34 Akron St Vincent 0, Toledo DeVilbiss 26 Toledo Central Catholic 1, Cleveland Lincoln 40 Cleveland John Marshall 0, and Massillon 39 Cedar Rapids 0 amid a scatter of varied outcomes across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Scholastic
Columbus West
Newark
Columbus North
Cambridge
Marietta
Columbus East
Cincinnati Elder
Cincinnati
Withrow
Akron
Garfield
Akron St. Vincent
Akron North
Akron East
Toledo
DeVilbiss
Central Catholic
Libbsy
East
Chicago
Ind
Cleveland
Lincoln
John Marshall
John Adams
John Hay
Glenville
Benedictine
Barberton
Cuyahoga Falls
Dover Village
Garfiald Heights
Bedford
Maple Eighty
Euclid Central
Masfield
Ttruss
Rockyiver
Berea
Olmsted Falls& Bay Village
Vermilion
Medina
Willard
Bellevue
Mast Liversmal
Salem
Norwall St. Paul
Crestline
Shelby
Ashland
Norwalk
Oberlin
Fremont Roxs
Fostoria
County Group Plans 1938 Fight On Tuberculosis
Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association maps the 1938 campaign at its annual meeting next Wednesday. Dinner for health workers at Oberlin Inn precedes business. Officers for the year will be elected and 30 directors chosen from county sections. Executive and advisory committees will meet after the association gathering to study needs for the coming year with local health leaders and sanatorium officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Tuberculosis and Health Association
J. N. Stone
L. B. Hindman
Oberlin Inn
Bosen
Association
G. Ey French
Elyria
Walloyd Adair
Lorain
F. J. Dew
W. §. Baldwin
Dean Minnis
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Hindman
Grain and Hay Prices From City Market Fluctuate
Market report shows quotations on grain, hay, and straw from vendors including Flévatoro and Montana Milling Co. Prices listed per bushel, per ton, and per barrel for corn, wheat, oats, flour, and mill feeds. Also included are Chicago cash quotations for poultry, potatoes, butter, and Timothy, clover, alfalfa feeds, with various grade notes and on hand stock indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Milling Co
Cottotseed Om OG
Ghu- Sen
Timothy
Glover
Leghorn
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
White Rock
Leghorn Yousters
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Burbank S
Ingrad McClures
Wasington Russet
U.S. Commercial Y Sur
Bard A. S
Camden Township seeks levy to balance funds and replace buses
The Camden Township board requests a three mill two year levy to cover deficits in the general fund while the bond fund shows a surplus. Funds would replace two buses, repaint and repair the school building, and cover reduced elementary staff and free textbook costs under state law. A Bird of Happiness Quarter in Peiping, China is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Township
Power Pact crisis tempers moves toward Japan war end
The article notes a Power Pact meant to assure China's inviolability and its use as a factor in considering action against Japan. It suggests the war could end soon and the issue may drift to diplomatic discussion, with caution against a formal government proclamation amid the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Baria
Oberlin Community Calendar and Church Notices
Oberlin events list schedule for October including receptions, services, and meetings. Senior freshman reception at Men's Building. church services at Finney Chapel and First Church. all college events. ordination of Rev Brammer. golden wedding anniversary. garden club gathering. open house for students. youth fellowship and church group meetings.
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Finney Chapel
Chapel Plaza
A. E. Nileson
Dolslara
Carnegie Library
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
D. E. Moyer
School of Theology
Fairchild Chapel
R. E. Brown
E.H. Wilkins
Hostess Hosts A A U W Members and Guests at Home
Miss Mary KF Sinclair entertained over sixty members of the A A U W at her home Thursday evening in honor of house guests Dr. Katherine McHale executive secretary of A A U W and Dr. Margaret Maltby formerly national secretary of the fellowship committee. Distinguished guests included professors and college presidents from Mills Elmira Ohio Wesleyan and Barnard along with New York Times representative Katherine McLaughlin. Funeral services were held for Maurice Townsend Tuttle at Sedgeman Funeral parlors following his Thursday morning Toledo death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary KF. Sinclair
A. AL U. W
Katherine McHale
Washington, D. C
Margaret Maltby
Barnard College
AAU. W
Bertha Tittsworth
Ohio Wesleyan
Aurelia Reinhardt
Mills College
Belden
Elmira College
Betty Moore
Dayton
Antioch College
Rosalind Keep
Alice Keep Clark
Chicago
Paulsen
Mary Milken
Oak Park
Katherine McLaughlin
New York Times
Governor to appoint engineers to board of inquiry
The governor agreed to send Prof. Benjamin H. Petty and likely Prof. R. B. Crepps to join a proposed highway board of inquiry. Dr. George W. Rightmire of Ohio State said OSU would cooperate, with Clyde T. Morris and John C. Prior also assigned. OSU’s participation requires inclusion of at least two other institutions. Michigan declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin H. Petty
R. B. Crepps
George W. Rightmire
Ohio State
Clyde T. Morris
John C. Prior
Department of
Civil Engineering
Ohio State University
Rightmire
Michigan University
Oberlin marks graves with student service and concert
ER THREE continued reports a college student body decorating graves at a late afternoon service led by Melville Kennedy. Miss Frost and Miss Janice Rudd placed flowers on relatives graves. A 91-piece conservatory orchestra conducted by Dr Maurice Kessler performed in Warner Concert Hall after tea at the Theological Quadrangle. A monolith memorial was lit for visitors in the Brillantly lighted grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin College
Melville Kennedy
Miss Frost
Mary Fletcher Kellogg
Janice Rudd
Caroline Mary Rudd
Oberlin
Warner Concert Hall
Conservatory
Maurice Kessler
Oberlin Shipherd
Theological Quadrangle
Mussolini Masses Troops as Africa Move Escalates Tension
The article notes Mussolini delaying a promised reply while sending thousands of troops to Northern Africa, signaling possible action if Italian terms on the volunteer issue are not met. ForeIGn observers link troop buildup to Italy’s note and a summary of the message was expected to be published tonight. It also mentions a reckless driving case set for Monday in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Britain
France
Mussolini
Tunisia
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Iy Cab Co
Broad ST
East Ave
Howard Peters
Mgr
Parent Teacher Association
Murray Ridge School
C. R. Beck
J. H. Hogan
Elyria Township
Ry Sierce
LeRoy Jacobs
North Ridge ‘Road
Amherst
Ruth Jacobs
New London
Jacobs
Virginia May Rice
Harold Henry Rice
Wellington
Dora Rice
Cleveland Trust Company
Susie Adams
Fred J. Oetzel
Preston Coon
Stephen Skodak
Rose Dargo
Guy B. Findley
Maria Dargo
S. H. Squire
Union Trust Company of
Verna
Harry Couch
Mike Garcia
Garcia
Orion Stilgenbauer
K. of
Dutch Boy
Eagle Picker
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Camden
Electro Alloys Company
Rountry Minee
Grennich
Iss
Malone
Zenich
Renasser
Iz Vato
Carlson
Iwo
Ernie Braden
Sandusky High School
Tiffin
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Massillon
Ali Pasha
Rialto Theatre
Jackie Nichols
Dade City
Florida
Esther Morris
Alex Teslock
Lon Chaney
Peiping
Bird of Happiness Quarter
Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevenger
College
H Capital
Westwood Cemetery
Tul Ue
Oberbo
Merrell M. Brammer
J. A. Richards
First Church
A&kewood Congregational Church
Dan &. Bradley
Bramamer
M. OH. Stevens
Rochester
N.Y
W. B. Jenkins
Chevy Chase
A. R. Stevens
Fredonia
N. Y
KE. A. Stevens
North Park Street
Garden Club
Community Garden Club
Louie Kline Miller
Forest Street
Dr. Richards
Marguerita Woodworth
Evrows
Chatham
King's Guards
Methodist Church
Frances Brandt
Grace Blackmer
First
F. J. Lehmann
South Prospect Street
Tuttle
Sedgeman
Maurice Townsend Tuttle
Toledon
Highland Court
Cc. C. D
Olmsted & Hoeffel
Water St
East Bridge Street
EB. J. Stankard
F. A. Humphrey
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Masonic Temple
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