Libel Suit Settled After Lengthy Lorain Trial
M F Peer of Lorain sued Samuel Hervitg owner and David Gibson publisher of the Lorain Journal for 6000 dollars claiming libel in 1926 reports. The case was retired and dismissed after a three week trial nearing three years of proceedings with settlement negotiations concluding on Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Peer
Lorain
Samuel Hervitg
David Gibson
Lorain Journal
Vts
Lorain County
WilWane Prer
Moines
William Peer Ais
Cne
H.C. Sluston
Oart
Ator
Samuel Morvitz
Adant
Daviid Gibson
China Acts To Halt Drain Of Silver From U S
Washington reports difficulties in the U S silver buying program. China halted the drain of silver after an exchange of messages with the United States, citing concern over rising prices and potential disruption to its monetary system. The State Department released a cable from Dr T Kung seeking American cooperation to prevent further price rises and keep stability per the London agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
United States
Chna
Ching
Progran
State Department
IT. Kung
Nanking
Four-H Club Members to Present Programs at PTA Meetings
Kipton and Grafton Four-H Club members were announced by County Extension Agent Thiamine Romney semiwitural to present programs at PTA meetings in Kipton tomorrow and in Grafton Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Grafton
Parent-Teacher Association
Coo Thiamine
Romney
Kipton Eines
Tresent
Pwogram
Nipfen
Betty Campbell Leads Epworth League Meeting
Miss Lotty Campbell presided at the First Methodist Church Epworth League gathering with the topic He Took It Upon Himself. Special music featured a solo by Miss Marjorie Bowman from Henderson Settlement in Kentucky. A county rally is planned for Wednesday in Amherst with attendees meeting at 7:00 at the church. A Halloween party is set for Thursday October 25 with Sandusky and Milan leagues as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotty Campbell
First Methodist
Marjorie Bowman
Henderson
Kentucky
Baldwin- Wallace College
Amherst
Sandusky
Milan
Hospital Notes and Community Meeting Recap
Hospital Notes list names and addresses including Ars John Bonde Miss Vanda TAD RE Rath St and Cleveland residents W L W Ad Rath St. Second Congregational Intermediate I EF meets with Perathy McKee reporting an interactive social planned for October TV at the church. Attendees heard songs, dances, and a Canada fishing slide show by Mr. McClelas of the YMC A. A bowl committee listed numerous members aiding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
John Bonde
Vanda Tad RE
Richasah
Fileen Yast
Daid Wistar
Cleveland
Theodore Secade
Second Congregational
I. FE
Perathy McKea
Sunda Pichr
Dorothy Lingen
Ehurea
Qoto
Wes
U. E. Benedes
Two Honor Guests Rewarded With Gifts at Event
Wayne Boyd and Paul Hyslinger attended with the twins’ father and mother as honor guests. The group received lovely gifts from the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Boyd
Paul Hyslinger
Brown Declares Opposition to Public Funds for Private Schools
Clarence J. Brown, Republican gubernatorial nominee, publicly states his unalterable opposition to using public funds for private or parochial schools. He asserts voters deserve a clear stance on this public issue, while praising private school efforts but stressing state money should support public schools only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belletin
Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
U S May Relay Restrictions On Exchange
Washington sets new controls on gold and capital outflows to curb panicky trading. The order, effective until after March 9, 1932, targets withdrawals to stabilize the dollar and ease foreign exchange pressures amid nervous markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Court and Divorce Actions and Local Incidents
Foreclosures and promissory note suits are filed in Lorain and Black River area courts. Indictments include Day case for burglary and Lewandowski alimony claim. Fines for intoxication and a minor auto accident injury are reported. Publisher Samuel Weiser, age 78, dies in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hh. O. S. Brown
Lorain
Harry Glick
Cleveplaned Et al
Black River Township
OBERLIN Chronicle Delivery Contact and Address
Public notice urges readers to contact Louis Bless at 13 228 N Pleasant St in North Pleasant Street for missing Chronicle delivery or any service complaint involving Mrs Esther Almen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pleasant Street
Esther Almlen
Louis Bless
N. Pleasant St
Club Activities Of Coming Week In Oberlin
Oberlin events for October 15 to 18 include PTA at Prospect school with a planned program, LT A T M and T M T MM clubs gatherings, Methodist Service Guild supper, Women's Progressive club meeting, Monday Night Bridge at Milo Kendeight’s, Franks Ke Peek Chapter Ne Mo lay lodge meeting, Garden Department talk on The Oaks, and multiple club and lodge activities across town with dinners and meetings scheduled on various streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Parent-Teacher Association
Prospect School
Wilh
Tig
Gladys Hart
North Professor Street
E. W. &Paulding
North Pleasant Street
Methodist Service Guild
Arthur Pettiford
Women’s Progressive Club
South Park Street
Milo Kendeight
Woodland Avenue
Frank KE. Peek
Order of Ne- Molay
Oberlin Woman’s Club
P.O. Johnson
Collage Street
W. G. Caskey
the Oaks
Death records detail multiple obituaries and services
Fragmented notices report deaths in Elyria and nearby areas. Names include Mary Stranahan and Olla W Stranahan with survivors. Henry Knieper and William J Longton among the deceased. Funeral arrangements mention Nichols and Buyner funeral homes, St Marys Church, and burial details.
Oberlin Women’s Club Music Dept Meets at Rodgers Home
Friday October 1 the Music department of the Oberlin Women’s club will meet at 3 PM at the home of Mrs J A Rodgers on South Cedar Avenue Regular WRC meeting at 2 30 in the Lesson rooms Mrs Maude Berger will inspect the work A luncheon precedes the meet ing at one o’clock at the Oberlin Tavern Attendees should call Mrs Stella Avery by Thursday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wordle Avenue
Mre
C. J. Wrisht
Woodland Avenue
Mes
Harry Eldrer
Aunnior Star Bridge
Tollywood Avenue
Comfort Club
Oberlin Women’s Club
J. A. Rodgers
South Cedar Avenue
WRC
Maude Berger
Oberlin Tavern
Stella Avery
First Fall Meet Held By D A R
The Nancy Squire Chapter D A R held its first fall meeting Friday at Mrs. Haylor's Morgan Street home with about forty attendees. W H Phillips spoke on The Pioneers of the Western Reserve. Mary Ransom of Western Reserve will host the November meeting. Several social visits and piano solos were noted and many members attended from nearby towns. weekend visits were shared among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Squire
Haylor
Morgan Street
W. H. Phillips
The
Western Reserve
J. A. Rodgers
Karl Hall
Ed Hoeh
Mary Ransom
Westeinraiet
D. AL Re
Transport Plane Crashes Near Winchester
A tri-motored transport plane with 12 passengers, piloted by Ray Loomis of Universal Fliers, Inc., crashed into a small sedan three miles from Winchester yesterday. Only Mrs Leona Ball, 32, the sedan occupant, was slightly injured. The accident began when brakes failed during takeoff, the ship rolled down a field incline, crossed the highway, and collided with the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Ray Loomis
Universal Fliers, Inc
Leona Ball
Woman On Trial In Chicken Theft Case
In Lima Ohio on October 15, the trial of Mrs Lillian Heising 08 Nel phos and her husband Charles 42 for burglary and larceny begins in Allen County common pleas court. About 190 chickens were stolen five months earlier from a farm palltry house near Spencerville. A week earlier Charles Freising was convicted in the same courtroom. he awaits sentencing as jurors are summoned for Mrs Heising’s trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Lillian Heising
Nelphos
Charles
Allen County Common Pleas Court
Thillary Troutman
Spencerville
Charles Freising
Mrs. Heising
Six Slot Machines Sold By Sheriff at Lorain Jail Auction
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick sold six slot machines and a cash register at Lorain County Jail under a court order against Lorain Moose Lodge No. 876. Deputies advertised the sale, bidders viewed the items in the jail basement, and the auctioneer was Deputy Claude Adams. Prices ranged from a low bid of $25 to a final bid of about $59, with one machine sold to Mirillian O. Lorain and the group sale culminating in the conclusion observed by participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Ohio
Clarence W. Dick
Canrr
Lorain
Claude Adams
Jiff Dick
Mirillian
Adams
Sry
Nother
Ae Ag
Bal Crawford
Dave Crawford
Nudists Hold Two Day Convention
A two day convention of nudists drew delegates who gathered over the weekend to hear speakers. Saturday weather limited parade features while Sunday sessions continued with attendees seated in designated areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrtaane
Saret Reddy
Cees
Padi
France Stabilized Franc Crisis Under Poincare Rule
The article recounts Prances savings ruin and currency collapse as Poincare takes office amid a severe monetary crisis. It notes his decisive action to defend the gold basis and stabilize the franc, earning the title Savior of the Franc and creating a financial bulwark for Europe. It also mentions a separate report from Annecy alleging Hungarian involvement with a farm used as a munitions depot and suspected terrorist activity, with a Belgrade dispatch downplaying imminent danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranee
Pranes
Poipeare
Republic
France
Market prices and commodities in Cleveland area markets
Market notes show fluctuating prices for livestock and produce with weak undertones. Slaughter cattle and hogs cited, with various weights and prices. vegetables like cucumbers and lettuce listed by basket or box. Multiple regions and vendors mentioned, including Idaho and Minnesota markets, with assorted quantities and offerings.
Columbus man heads Typographical Union at Akron meet
Det. 1a Bert F. Gorden of Columbus was elected president of the Ohio Typographical conference at the Akron session. More than 500 delegates attended as Grover Barr was named vice president and George Geroshans was secretary-treasurer. Canton’s retiring president, C. Frank Sherrard, presided over the final proceedings. A renewed push against printing and penal institutions was launched, with reports of improved working conditions and wages in the prior six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Bert F. Gorden
Columbus
Frelude Grover Barr
Porsmouth
George Geroshans
Cleveland
C. Frank Sherrard
Canton
Capites
Mansfield Ore. Org
Tease J. Boentfield
Ake
Geeharad Tre Union
Lorain Names Detained At Lorain Hospital Event
A report lists Molnar Horvady Iarron Mare af Lopiain John Martin and Steve Mary from Detroit connected to an incident at a Lorain hospital. Details remain unclear but authorities confirmed involvement of multiple individuals. The case involves medical facility procedures and local police inquiry continues.
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Ret Molnar A' Sree Horvady Iarron
Mare Af Lopiain
John Martin
Steve Mary Jin
Detroit
Phe
Suryit
Plot at Jangaputta Farm Threatens Europe Says Geneva
The piece cites Alexander’s bid for dictatorship and highlights a farm at Jangaputta in Itungary as the plot’s origin. United Press Geneva correspondent says international circles view the farm as a real danger spot in Europe, with Jugoslavia lodging a June complaint to the League of Nations mentioning a man named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Jangaputta
Itungary
United Press Geneva
Geneva
Europe
Jugoslavla
League of Nations
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China
Crystal
Frank Brandau
Betty Campbell
Epworth League
Colson
Campses
Sisted
Canada
Aueces
Carl Jacobs
Lifferd Warren
Hill Thomasson
Piard Shaper
Bob Alemberts
Gordon Tite
Morris Wendvicks
Leonard Itzfelt
Clyde Clapp
Blake Wicks
Hawrard Smith
Bht Hae
Ray Foot Thomasek
Pat McCrarmin
Way Hubbard
Keiser
Ho Deldine
Starry Warren
Fapcom Club
Cavase
Avtas
Mhel Horace
Sescon
Lucile Hand
Bob Chapman
Lillian Mallott
Cecil Garret
Lillian Mallory
Ray Runger
Lydia Tiddin
Russell Sage
Ceril Garret
Denison Avenue
Funk
Dorothy Codner
Hazel
Helen
Selma Smith
Charles Boyd
John Carpenter
Donald Fridenstine
William Boyd
Ernest Tinodsite
Primce
Aper
Court Street
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Arnwn
Washington
Ted States
Americas
Gearly
Gohl
Domrstic
Cain
Inl
Grice
Che Metal
Frank Day
A. i. Webber Tofle
Burg
Annaheliensgden
John Gordon Oat Flynna
Cleveland Tritt Company
Pete Abrahamowicz
Lorain Et al
Apollonia Lewandowski
Stanislaw Lewandowski
Charles Yourkievity
William Masonroth
Columbia Station
Wy. I. Vanoster
Blake Street
West River Street
M. Carr
Bell Avenue
Lonze Fitzpatrick
Ith Street
Broad Street
Daltees
Berlin
Samuel Weacer
Phos
Oberlin Womens Club
O. Johnson
East College
John Huskes Eas
Oberlin Litt
Jess Empie
Rome
W. EE. Rogers
la Strent
Regwias
Pyrrhias Lodge
Hes
Mies
Chi
Fle
Euty Hey
Leon Lo Ospradahes
Sone
Dawenters
Mis
Har. Houck
Baner
Winckles Street
Elira
Jar
W. Stranahan
Rochester
N.Y
Mila F. ¢ Wun
Buttato
NS. Y
Tes
Helen Cale
Olla W. Stranahin
Avon
Nichols
Thesday P. M
di A
Uyter
Pilgrim Church
Myritea Tiletmecy
Valley
Jipzeph PL
Akoieper
Weer Bridge Street
Elyria Nie
Amherst Pebmary
Elyvia
Colson Co
St Mary's Church
Mary
Carl J
Los Angeles
California
LaRoy N
William of Longeron
William J. Longton
Stella M. Longbon
North Eaton
Hawes Pometier
Mawite
Lorena V. Longson
Alberta
Brothers
Frank Wonghon
Eaton
Charles Longbon
Hlyria
Grace
D. A.R
Wor. Gerrisa
Wird Sieberling
Shirl Jacken
Sundar Cp Sandusky
Allenac
Jackson
Ams
Lois Cummings
Genite
James Hepward
Sullivan
Hershall Barare
Jowes
Athans
Sheriff
Kelemen
Annecy
Jugoslavia
Hungary
Annenay
United Press
Belgrade
Tad
Abby
Speiamers
Indiver
Eoleryad & Dls
Dines
Idaho
Wars
Wverlans Westook
Aber H
Abe Tada Kay
Prine Tyes
Mrarket Oaellye
Hope
Mark Wen
Pia
Goa
Lee
Acorn
Ayelet
Boris Peek
Columbus Man Heads
Typographical Union
Tormedig
Jitia
Suramar
Bern
Sederis
Lusch
Elks’ Restaurant
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
DRY Cleaners
Middle Ave
A. Minnich & Sons
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