Two Motorists Are Fined and Accidents Reported
Meyor Leonard Smith fined two motorists for traffic violations. Ernest Balk of 614 Lodi Street was fined 50 dollars and suspended for six months for driving while intoxicated. Fred Turner of New London, UK, paid 2 dollars and costs for reckless driving after a collision with Vincent Krebs of Elyria. Multiple minor accidents were reported across Elyria on Saturday and Sunday with various injuries and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyor Leonard Smith
Ernest Balk
Lodi Street
Caste
Paul Palmer
James Boggs
Broad
East River Streets
Fred Turner
New London
Court and
Second Streets
Vincent Krebs
R. D
Elyria
Samuel Paonessa
Howard Hewitt
East Second Street
Route
Sheriff Department
Anthony Pollock
Marion Dembek
East River Street
John Shivak
North Ridge Road
Vincent School
Jess Reid
Pine Street
Harry Smith
Broad Street
Vo Avenue
Saturay
Extinguish Rubbish And Grass Fire Near Factory Dump
Elyria firemen were summoned yesterday afternoon as residents near Foster street and Woodland avenue complained of smoke from a rubbish and grass fire at the Western Automatic Machine Screw Company dump. Burning tar caused heavy smoke. nearby residents had already extinguished the grass fire, and firemen smothered the rubbish with earth. No damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Foster Street
Woodland Avenue
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Court approves adding machines for County Auditor
County commissioners approved purchasing two eight column adding machines from the O Conner Agency for 162 dollars each. The Allen Wales Adding Machines Co manufactured the units. Lillie Moorhead won a 600 dollar verdict from Amherst’s John Balzer for injuries in a Route 57 crash on July 5, 1936, as ruled by Judge D A Cook. Gertrude Rellick was granted a divorce from William Rellick on neglect grounds, restored to her maiden name Gertrude Rahri. Pauline Cahl of Amherst filed for divorce from George Cahl on neglect and cruelty, seeking an injunction against disposing of joint property and car. An accident damaged a Walter Zawoski issued plate car on Route 57 near Grafton. occupants fled before deputies arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wohlever
Amherst
Broad Street
F. J. Law
Winckles Street
L. M. Clark
John Hudak
John Fulton
Clifford Harrington
Columbia Station
Lake Avenue
Harrington
Elden Cole
O'Conner Agency
The
Allen-Wales Adding Machines Company
Lillie Moorhead
John Balzer
Route 57
D. A. Cook
Gertrude Rellick
William Rellick
Gertreda Rahri
Pauline Cahl
George Cahl
D. A Cook
Walter Zawoski
West River Road
R. D
Elyria
Grafton
Emil Kubishke
Small Boys Confess To Stealing Tires
Three boys aged eight to twelve confessed to stealing junk tires from Dave Rivkind’s junk yard at 535 West Street. They crawled under a hole in the fence and passed tires through, then sold them to Samuel Reitman at Lake Avenue and Rush Street for three cents each. Patrolman C E Parker notified the boys’ parents and the guardian grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors
Dave Rivkind
West Street
C. E. Parker
Rivkind
Samuel Reitman
Lake Avenue
Rush Street
Parker
Catholic Charities Elects Murphy President at 19th Meeting
William J O Murphy was elected president of the Catholic Charities Corporation at its nineteenth annual meeting held yesterday at Parmadale. He succeeds Cyril F O Neil. New officers include Joseph T Sweeny first vice president Harry T Nolan second vice president Anthony Poss secretary and John H Byrne treasurer. Trustees named for five year terms include Byrne Coughlin Keeley Raddatz Riester and Dr W J McCarthy with Comte and Muth also elected to five year terms to fill vacancies. O Neil reported a strong year with 2837 members enrolled in 1937 and total receipts of 245000 for the fifteen month period ending Sept 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William JO Murphy
Central National Bank
Catholic Charities Corporaton
Parmadale
Murphy
Cyril F. O'Neil
General Tire Company
Joseph T. Sweeny
Cuyahoga County
Harry T. Nolan
Painesville
Anthony Poss
John H. Byrne
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Euclid
Thos. Coughlin
George Q. Keeley
William J. Raddatz
Shaker Heights
A. E. Riester
Parma
W. J. McCarthy
Ashtabula
George M. Comte
B. R. Baker Company
William F. Muth
National Bronze and Aluminum Company
Deaths of Mrs G P Chauncey Oberlin and Mrs Helen Budd
Mrs Georgiana Pearl Chauncey 67 of Oberlin died October 18 at Allen hospital after a short illness. She was born February 24 1870 in North Fairfield Ohio and long resident of Oberlin. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm at Sedgeman Parlor burial in Peru. Helen A Budd died at Homer Tyrell residence Saturday at 4 45 pm after lingering illness. Widow of James Budd Civil War veteran she leaves son Roy Leighton Budd of New York City. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm Sudro Curtis Funeral Home burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Chauncey
Oberlin, CO
Georgiana Pearl Chauncey
Allen Hospital
Frederick E. Chauncey
East Lorain Street
Chauncey
North Fairfield
Ohio
Oberlin
Sedgemian
Peru
Helen A. Budd
Homer Tyrell
Tannery Street
New York City
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
A. E. Kemp
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Fined for intoxication in city cases by Mayors Smith and Engle
Theodore Engle of 219 12 West avenue and Joe Deimling of 87 Woodford avenue were fined $1 and costs each by Mayor Leonard Smith for intoxication, based on complaints by their wives. Engle was arrested at 10 p.m. Saturday and Deimling at 2:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Engle
West Avenue
Joe Deimling
Woodford Avenue
Leonard Smith
Engle
Deimling
Licenses for several trades linked to Lorain and Amherst
A list of licenses includes Gerald Carney 25 Lorain machinist fitter Veronica Tressel 19 Lorain Edwin Lines 22 Amherst machinist operator Myrtle Berger 21 Amherst Eugene Schaub 24 Russia township machinist operator Cynthia Osborne 25 Elyria William Edwards 22 Amherst carpenter Evelyn Harrison 23 1190 Furnace street John Houghton 24 Akron chemist Jean Sedgeman 23 Oberlin Wilbur Nore 23 Lorain accountant Violet Veres 15 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Carney
Lorain
Veronica Tressel
Edwin Lines
Amherst
Myrtle Berger
Eugene Frederick Schaub
Russia Township
Cynthia Alice Osborne
West Avenue
Elyria
William Charles Edwards
Carpenter
Evelyn May Harrison
Furnace Street
John P. Houghton
Akron
Jean P. Sedgeman
Oberlin
Wilbur Nore
Violet Veres
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admission list includes Mrs Mary Belle Lowden of 210 West avenue and Mrs Edward Meacham of 340 Kenyon along with Gloria Borie of 619 West avenue and Henry Schroeder of Cheektowaga New York. Discharges note a baby girl for Mrs Robert Black at 120 Denison and a baby girl for Mrs Adam Lepkowski. Additional entries mention Amherst Austinberg Wilkinsburg Pa and Wil liam Garriss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Belle Lowden
West Avenue
Henry Schroeder
Cheektowaga
New York
Edward Meacham
Kenyon
Gloria Borie
Robert Black
Denison
Adam Lepkowski
Amherst
Ibert Knipper
Charles Kolb
Willian Stark
Jean James
Cornell
Mildred Pal
France Presses Proportional Withdrawals From Spain
Paris reports French ambassador Corbin was ordered to push for withdrawals of foreign volunteers from the Spanish Civil War in proportion to those serving on each side. The plan opposes Italian demands for equal numbers and calls for a minimum of 5000 to trigger talks on belligerent rights. Neutral missions will verify counts and supervise gradual withdrawals. Buick Sedan Stolen in Broad Street theft noted at 136 Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ry — Andre Charles Corbin
Corbin
France
Spain
Oscar Stalla
Walnut J Street
Broad Street
Theft reported of car radiator cap and aerial
Orrie Cassidy of 256 East Bridge Street reported a radiator cap and aerial stolen from his car Saturday night. Police were notified. The items were valued at $5.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrie Cassidy
East Bridge Street
Amherst Area Community Calendar Notes For October
Amherst Ohio events include Amherst Garden Club tonight at Town Hall with a Hallowe en party, Pythian Sisters Tuesday, Stone City Eastern Stars Wednesday, a Democratic rally Wednesday at Odd Fellows Hall, and a Lake Erie and Southern Stages hearing Thursday. Friday hosts Amherst Hospital Auxiliary style show. church harvest festival featured with student program and multiple circle meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Garden Club
Town Hall
Pythian Sisters
Hallowe'en
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Odd Fellow
Lake Erie and Southern Stages, Inc
Ampherst
Amherst Hospital
Catholic Women council meets at St Ann's Elyria
The National Council of Catholic Women will gather at St Ann's parish hall in Elyria on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Eugene McCarthy will speak, with three circles of St Ann's contributing to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Catholic Women
St. aAsnes
Elyria
Eugene McCarthy
St. Ann's
Local church events fill week with meetings and rallies
Parsonage committee gathers at seven this eve with Mrs K H Hearn as hostess to Ladies Aid Society on Wednesday afternoon. Woman's Christian Temperance Union met Sunday evening with Rev M A Burris and talk on Liquor and Life. Sunday School teachers meet at 7 30 this evening. Ladies Aid birthday party set for Thursday noon, hosting birthdays first six months. Congregational church to observe Rally Day next Sunday with a ten o'clock service. Rev Williams to speak on Im not Going to Church Today. Rev and Mrs Barber resume co pastoral duties at the Foursquare church after a period away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Schroeder
Ernst Read
The
Woman's Union
William Miler
Seeley Avenue
E. H. Mays
Carl Berg
Leavitt Road
Rosa Kane
Fred Krieg
Maple Street
Circle 4
John Daniels
Elyria Avenue
Frank Stark
First Evangelical
Woman's Missionary Societies
Sandusky District
Huron Evangelical Church
Christ” Mission
Huron Church
Lehurches
Sandusky
Stanley Wangerine
K. H. Hearn
Middle Ridge
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. K. Jenne
Woman's Christan Temperance Union
M. A. Burris
Cleveland
Maier
St. Louis
Congregational Church
Williams
How Far To Lorain Davidson Wonders
County Commissioner John E. Davidson asks how far Lorain lies from Elyria as the panel reviews Carl Curtis mileage expenses. Curtis reported multiple trips to Lorain from Elyria with mileage entries including 57 and 77 miles, prompting questions about the accuracy of the reimbursement rate and total round trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Davidson
John E. Davidson
Assistan
Carl Curtis
Curtis
Elyria
South Amherst
Oberley
Y M C A Dormitory Residents May Form An Organization
Elyria Y M C A dormitory residents plan a permanent organization and activity program starting with a dinner at 6 50 p m. The proposed group would be the first dormitory organized by Y M C A men in several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Y. M
M. Ta
Amherst Briefs and Hospital News Update
Several months, left today for Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. James Urban and son of Lorain moved into the parsonage, Mrs Urban will resume the pastorate after an absence of several months. Hospital Discharges: Howard Burke Vermilion, Walter Zieretz Valley City. Briefs: Arthur Bergaczey spent weekend in Detroit. William Ehrman and family visited Bluffton College. M C Yeagile of Cleveland Amherst callers. E Keister and son Cleveland visited Amherst relatives. Mrs D C Yentzer confined to home with illness. Lavonne Becker moved from St Joseph Hospital Lorain to home. Miss Germaine Lahiff on two weeks trip to New York Miami Galveston San Antonio St Louis. Mrs Adam Lapotski and baby Sirk discharged from Memorial Elyria moved to Axtel street. F C Moore Oberlin spent weekend in Amherst. Hulda Berger and Thy Michael resumed studies at Ashland College. Richard Thutt Elida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bergaczey
Detroit
Mich
William Ehrman
Richard
Edith
Florence Ehrman
Bluffton College
James Ehrman
M. C. Yeagile
Cleveland
Amherst
E. Keister
D. C. Yentzer
West Street
Axtel Street
F. c. Moore
Oberlin
Hulda Berger
Michael
Ashland College
Richard Thutt
Markets Cleveland Livestock Cattle and Hogs Report
Markets show very weak cattle with steers around 1100 lbs and higher, prices from 11.00 to 15.50 with low demand. Calves and hogs also mixed, receipts around 600 and 1800 respectively, steady to active trade. sheep and lambs steady with prime spring lambs near 19.00. vegetables and fruits listed with wide price ranges across multiple items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
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F. A. Humphrey
Court Street
Star Shop
Stone’s Grill
Catholic Charities Corporation
He O'Donnell
Elyria, Ohio
B. A. Jenne
Church St
Paula Jean Becker
Buddy Becker
T. A. Becker
Becker
Jacob Muth
James Urban
Nettie Blythe
Helen Molitor
R. Barber
M. C. Yeagle
C. E. Cooper
Crusaders
Tenney Avenue
L. F. Kreeger
Cleveland Avenue
At. Peter’s Church
Allen Lange
Doreen Lil- Nan
Ciety
Joseph Kovach
Circle 2
James Radigan
James Street
Peter Wohlever
Franklin Avenue
Circle 3
St. Joseph Parochial School
Babe Pale
Fisheries Grocery Store
Legion News
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Legion
Franklin Moebius
A. A. Hunter
Ashland
Robert Brumfield
Conrad Mulder
Hugh Tompkins
Clyde Donnelly
ST. Joseph Church
Sederis
Vwr.s
Samuel J. Ambler
Fourth Street
ST. Pael Church
Brownhelm Congregational Church
R. L. Barber
Foursquare Church
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Seeney
Alta
Soan
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Pennsylvania
Urban
Hospital
Howard Burke
Vermilion
Walter Zieretz
Valley City
Ter
DRY Cleaners
Middle Ave
Moscova
New Jersey
Dew
Sashe Bakers
Maine
Lady York State
Spike Watuhdin
Howe Roweil
McIntosh
Jonathan
Amd
Des Ietots
Atin
Hugher
Pascal Slieg P.surant Sue Peck
Celery Caubaul
Sue Peck
Lima
Mitte
Bluebird
Jack Daley
Carlisle Center
Diagonal Road
Guernsey
Peter Rouser
C. H. Scoux
Lee Klinect
Detroit Road
Kinney
Gulf Road
Dee
Timothy Har
E. J. Kinney
P. A. Walker
Redington Block
L. W. Johnson
Knopf
Litchfield
Chester
Farrow
Shock
McCormick Deering
New
Litchfield Congregational Church
OY Knopf
Clayton H. Sooy
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