Drunken Drivers Not Under Justice Peace Jurisdiction
In St. Clairsville Ohio Judge H T Tyler ruled minor courts lack final authority to sentence intoxicated drivers unless the arresting officer is the injured party. Paul Mihalski was released from Belmont County jail on habeas corpus after defaulting on $100 and costs. The case spotlighted limits on justice of the peace powers and followed actions to free Dale McWilliams.
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ST. Clairsville
Squires
Ohio
H. T. Tyler
Common Pleas
Tyler
Paul Mihaski
Lansing
Mihalski
Belmont
Trier
Dale McWilliams
Hendersburg
Weekend Visit Notes From Belden Residents
Belden residents share weekend gatherings with relatives including the Wise family of Cleveland and visitors from Akren and Obhia State University. Oleeve Wise studies part time at Cleveland College while several married couples and students spend time with Clarence Wise and Ralph Rohrer in Wads.
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Cleveland
Edward Reis
Obhia State University
Raymond Sauer
Archie
Akron area social notes and church events span weekend
A crowded weekend diary records visits and dinners among local families including DAmieco Rose Coveney and Weidner households. Baby George Michael DAmieco born last week is named. Community activities feature a Spencer church cornerstone service, a cooking school in Etyria, a PTA meeting, and educational programs with moving pictures and Farm Journal subscriptions drive. Local families from Akron Lakewood and Cleveland areas are listed with guests and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpster
Akron
A. L. Wise
Mike D’amieco
George Michael
John Rose
Blumenshenkel
Lebanon
D. G. Reisinger
F. W. Weidner
T. J. Weidner
Medina
Helen Hamburger
Mary Killip
Perry Reisinger
Katie Coveney
Lakewood
Bert Goodman
Mr. Zion Lutheran Church
Spencer
Jeanne Wise
Betty Lee Tartorial
Grafton
Lucille Wise
M Dalia Meyers
Ernest Lamb
Howerd
Dele Wise
George Grebenstetter
Isma Wise
Etyria
Wilkemene Mole
Glaérs Pijor
E. Lb. Terme
Philadelphia Bay Scouts
Ferman
Bishop of
Clyde
Farm Journal
Blas
Sonny Lehman
Harvey Mohler
Murl Buckingham
Tre “Red Hog
Eddie Richter
Jeck Rule
Junior Armbruster
Spencer Fall Wedding Details From Falls News
Spencer October 17 featured a notable wedding in North Id where Miss Mery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert, wed Kenneth Clark, son of Air. and, in a refined early fall society affair. The article highlights a charming social event with local families and guides of the wedding party.
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Spencer
Sundar 2 Bachureh
North Id
Mery
Bert
Kenneth Clark
Air
Oscar Clark
Scote
Ceremny
Robert W Hames
Clarence Foster
Warren Rom
Flower Foster
Adelaide
Foster
Lawrence
Bill Tice
Fred McQueen
L. P. Davis
Lillian
Wellington
Reuben Jackson
Exner Browand
Wolfe
Levi Browand
Pentieidd
Clyde Browand
Walter
Hook
Burton
Doris
Toyce
Rook
Wilbur Rook
Harvey
Ingraham
Robert Williams
Elmer Eshelman
Albert Lechreitner
Lulla Simon
Willis Kinsley
Karl Anderson
Granger
Ohio
Jay Foster and Sons
Doe. Sowers
Greenwich
Dick Foster
Robert Foster
Friend
Olive
Mary Schlemon
Frad Schlemon
Jerry Black
Martha Cowting
Evelyn Hammon
Alms Whittaker and Burntwood Plant Drama
Alms Whittaker, a Burntwood society girl, falls for Johnny An power but pretends to marry Sig Borndike. Adele Parner and Sig visit the ruined dye plant seeking Alma, causing tension with Bill and Alma. Adele responds to Alma’s calm scrutiny, while Sig struggles with his feelings as the plot thickens.
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Alms Whittaker
Burntwood
Johnny Anpower
Alms
Sig Borndike
Gre
Caroline
Adele Parner
Sig
Adele
Alma Whittaker
Five Ruins
Big Sands
Miss Whittaker
Bill
Tam
Alma
Corrier
Adele Pa Hsely
Miss Parner
Spencer School Library Readsied for Book Distribution
The Spencer School library is prepared for distribution of state books, with a new list of titles noted as very interesting. The M. E. Women's H. M. Society met at the church to pack fruit, vegetables and jellies for Wear Side Community, boxes valued at forty five dollars. The Spencer School Fair Friday evening drew a large crowd for a successful program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brown
Spencer School
M. E. Women’s
H. M. Society
Wear
Cleretana
Spencer
Judd Long
Susan Long
Leroy
Ohio
Bud Long
Long
Seville
Ohie
George Long
Lady Friend
Mims Alphs Gray
Burbank
Mel Markle
Lawrence Audie
Charles Parent
Dan Woods
Bert Woode
Marths
Pesse Parent
Cleveland
Ed Marey
Cristal Micigan
Betty Kelleg
Mer Ita
Merit
Preston White
Ernst Woodlingen
Akron
Eugene E. Aukerman
Roy Brozses
James Garman
Homerville
Otia
Asces White
Orlo White
Rex Giar
Howard
Crawford
Elmer Esteman
Arthur Sanford
Laroreere
Lodi Hospital
Dorothy Sisiger
Nellie Bail
Kenmore
Ror Brouse
Leon Rogers
Mansfield
Jack Lard Fuller
Chicago
Elwae
N. E. Fuller
Charlies Rugg
Huntington Mlc
J. G. Roonez
Jennie Johnson
John Johnson
Simon Rice
Elyria
Blake
Circle Horst
Lewis Pa
C. C. Scot
Burger
Penavanie
A. B. Horst
Lawrence Baker Land
Robert S*artz
La‘yerné
Wellington
Alvin Neidhardt
Engee Aukermen
Violet
Rebecca Helizran
Harold Rolce
Memorial Hospital
Howard Shick
Charlies Paterson
Dover
Judd Long Millard Futter
Alfred Futter
Miss Cotta Hine
Litchfield
Ceci Wolf
Blake Thompson
Malinda Nerlor
Jack Sharp
Sidney Sooy
Leonard Clement
Harry Hange
Clarabel
Caroline Wood
Mary Wood
Elyria Town Line community notes and birthday supper
A local roundup from Elyria Townline Road records a W. F. P. M. Society meeting, visits among Spiegelberg and Delefield families, and birthday supper details. Guests include Louise Busch Detroit Arleze Smith Joseph Shafer S. H. Matthias William Miller J. H. Delefield and others.
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Miller
William
Shedy Lewn Farm
Louise Busch
Detroit
Arleze Smith
Joseph Shafer
S. H. Mathias
William Miller
E. C. Smith and Sons
Dorsid and
Wiliam
Cleveland
Elizabeth Ernest
J. H. Deleweid
Japan Adopts Best Global Traits Into Its Society
The text notes Japan excels at copying items from a tweed cap to a Deisei engine and has integrated the finest elements from European and American social and industrial life into its own culture.
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Europe
America
Huntington Briefs From Huntington Oct. 17
Huntington notes several local visits and family events. Crile family hosted relatives at the old homestead marking fifty years since residence. Baum sisters from Elyria joined Sunday supper at C Finkle home. Francis Coe surprise birthday party drew about twenty friends with Pedro as centerpiece. Rugg funeral held in Huntington after Charles A. Rugg died at Lodi Hospital. Nearby visitors included Dr Garrison and Carl Garrison of Cleveland and Mrs Rose Knagp.
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Gor
P E. Heding
George Becker
Hazel
Sundar
Brewster
Alice Dobner
Jane Brumby
M. E. Perkins
Frances
G . Bolger
Lakewood
Mirs
Louis Hoover
Roaring Springs
Bessie London
Sibert Arnold
Gaushier
Eileen
Elton Cowen
Max Costas
Cleveland
E. E. Kurtz
Ashtabula
John Scott
B. A. Perkins
R. A. Fobes
Nettie Wood
Elyria Townline Road
E. C. Schubert
W. FP. M. Society of the
Erie and
Huron County District
Shilo
Caroline Spiegelberg
L. W. Spiegelberg
M. J. Nuhn
Loraine
Mire
H. Delefield
Joe Coverdale
Evergreen Club
John Wot
Moss Kathryn Behske
wWnfford Hahn
Berlin
Theodore Gritia
Harold
West Ridge
Clarencé Cook
Edison Highway
L. W. Spregelbers
Samuel Bennete
Mabel
Elyria
J. H. Delefield
Corwin Burrer
Eniz Bunting
Leona Calabam
Eirma
Huntington
L. C. Crile
Lilick
Johnson Crile
Arian
Grace
Marie
Nite Thudlam Jaca
Warne
Holmes
Medina
Fredericksburg
Holmeshire
Beechvile
Crile
Misses Mardei
May Baum
Quente
C. C
DO W Baur
Sehriver
Jean
Wellington
Forest Rice
Ald Society
Shepard
Cora
Glen Firestone
Spencer
Krimmerly Jewette
Gus Paff
May Gardner
Chester Ted
Johnson Crite
Ruggs
Buriel
Charles A. Rugg
Rugg
Lodi Hospital
John Koontz
Keith Andrews
Ross Rezo
New Jersey
J. C. Racking
Norman Bowen
Frank Mead
EH. D. Pifer
Sunder
Kace Lorence
Jake
Wagoner Sper
Walter Motz
Madina
Medieval barbers and apothecaries trade clash noted
In the Middle Ages the barber and apothecary trades overlapped with friction as assistants swapped roles. The French devised a split approach, combining a single trade with distinctive robes, a split that persisted in practice.
June In January Gas Heat Arrives At Elyria Home
Carl Hobert and wife at 313 Stanford Avenue embrace gas central heating from The Gas Company. Eight rooms stay warm at about 11.43 monthly, with less cleaning and no furnace labor. Gas heat promises lower damage and medical costs from steady indoor temperatures, and free estimates are offered by a heating engineer.
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Carl Hobert
Stanford Avenue
Eigma
Hoberts
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