Pleads Guilty To Selling Beer Without License
Lorain beer truck driver Christ Goohs pleaded guilty before Judge D A Cook to selling beer without a license. He said he thought he was not violating the law as inspectors testified he was only permitted to deliver. Sentence deferred until October. Stanley Mizeski of Lorain was fined 56 dollars plus costs for liquor possession and allowed to pay 25 immediately and 25 on January 3.
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Christ Goohs
Lorain
D. A. Cook
Goohs
Cook
Stanley Mizeski
Costes
Mrs Wiech Former Elyrian Passes
Mrs Wiech formerly of Elyria dies at her son L in Cleveland after years in oral years. She was member of Grace Lutheran Church and active in church affairs. Survived by sons Levis and William of Cleveland, daughter Mrs Dora Humpage of Cleveland, two sisters Mrs W T Ca and Mrs A G Colgrove of Cleveland, and brother Pankoff of Elyria. Funeral service Friday at 1 p.m. Melbourne and Sons Funeral Home on Euclid Avenue. Buried in Ridgeland Cemetery.
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Cleveland
Grace Lutheran Church
orFo
Levis
Wiliam
Dora Humpage
Clev
W- T. Ca
A. G. Colgrove
Pankoff
Elyria
Melbourne
Sods
Euclidavrenze
Buriel
Ridgelaws 2
Gypsies Proceed On Way To Georgia
A caravan of gypsies in eleven cars was stopped by county deputies and questioned before being escorted to the county line. They explained they were en route from Michigan to Georgia to spend the winter. The sheriff noted recent burglary reports tied to itinerant bands and ordered a precautionary escort.
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Dep
William Holst
Samuel Provenza i
Ci di
Michigan
Georgia
Investizat
Donates Games To Orphans Home In Oberlin
Phil White of Sit East Avenue donated eight ia games to the Orphans Home at Oberlin to give the children indoor activities as outdoor weather ends. A Chicken Supper at 2nd Congo Church is scheduled for Thursday from 5 p.m with adults priced at a dollar and children 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Phil White
Sit East Avenue
Congo
Elyrians On Radio Program At 5 15 P M
Three Elyrians will speak on a radio program this afternoon reviewing Els ria's achievements under the National Housing Act. The broadcast over WGAR Cleveland is tied to the opening of a new home on Lake Avenue, with participants including Mr and Mrs Provoznik and representatives from banks and women’s organizations. A second segment will discuss the home and Elyria Better housing efforts.
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Elsria
Staview Wgar
Cleveland
Elyria
Pubfar
Rocighe
Death Record of John Heider and Followers in St Avon and Chardon
Unclear OCR notes report a death record involving John Heider and two members of a group from St Avon with ties to Chardon. Details are fragmentary and names or dates are partially readable. Further clarification needed to specify dates, affiliations, and exact relations.
Auto crash injures several in Lakewood area
A car driven by R. E. Holtz of Lakewood collided with another vehicle at an intersection, causing injuries to Mrs. Paul Menzke and a third occupant. The crash caused substantial damage to both cars and required medical attention. Foster reported the incident to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Menzke
George
Cleveland
R. E. Holtz
Lakewood
Rivewar
Foster
Former Oberlin Resident Passes Away
Fragmented obituary notes a former Oberlin resident, Fass, with unclear birth and residence details. Mentions a May Harios and a daughter, plus a Floyd Thompson and Cleveland reference. Limited legible facts prevent a full biographical sketch or clear death notice.
Start School For Religious Workers in Boswe Attendante
A new training school for religious workers opens in Boswe with classes listed under the Oder Wabemen program. The timetable shows sessions grouped around mediation and community service.
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Boswe
Attendante
Oder- Wabemen
Plan To Sign Up Wheat Producers Under AAA Adjustments
Lorant L reports a plan to sign up wheat producers under the new AAA heat adjustment. County committees led by Frank Rowland and C. E. Dirckasen, Penfield Township, will handle contracts and application forms. Many growers have already seeded wheat, with contracts usable after terms are received.
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Lorant
Frank Rowland
Russia Township
C. E. Dirckasen
Penfield Township
FR. F
Ed Baraa
Geiay Ung
Divorce Granted in North Ridge Court
Loretta Johnson was granted a divorce from H L Johnson by Judge D A Cook. Grounds included incompatibility. Alimony set at 312 dollars and legal costs awarded. Also noted: a related arraignment and traffic incident on September 23 near North Ridge, with docket entries and costs.
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Loretta Johnson
H. L. Johnson
D. A. Cook
Perebdis
Ehua
Common Pleas Court
Atta
Eaton Church Players Stage Farce The i2s New Banner
Young People of Eaton Church present a Friday comedy production titled The i2s New Banner. Robert Hoskins plays the country parson with Clarice Lantz as his wife and a cast including Carrol Cook, Taura Splete, Jane Linden, Betty Lyons, and Betty Garretson. Romance unfolds as Ireta Wilson, Paul Sievert, Arthur Rice, and Bob Linden deliver additional parts in a lively church society sketch.
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People
Robert Hoskins
Clarice Lantz
Carrol Cook
Agatha Squails
Taura Splete
Dephe Hardahear
Jane Linden
Cayenne Pepper
Nodanna
Betty Garreteon
Penelope
Improvement Committee
Betty Lyons
Ethel Hoskins
Paul Sievert
Always Knoxit
Arthur Rice
Mr. Howler
Bob Linden
Mr. Highvoice
Ireta Wilson
Oulliner
Student speaker to address National Student League group
A student from the University of California will speak in Brug library at 7 p.m. as part of planned demonstrations for Issice Day. While studying at Berkeley she and four others faced suspension for agitations for an open forum. reinstated after strikes at UC campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Student League
Brug P.m
Univer- California
Will Review Book in Oberlin Authors Series
Brief notes report upcoming book reviews in Oberlin venues. Cather's Lucr Gar of reviews appears Thursday evening as part of the season kickoff. Mrs Be and Mrs Normand Lock are among twenty authors featured at Halle yelang events this week, with Shattered Lap just published.
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Oberin
Cather
Normand Lockwos
Alea
Oma
Halle Yelang
Local Play Cast Brings Chorus and Solo Numbers to Stage
Russell Gerretson leads a chorus of about 30 in a lively school play. The show features twelve musical numbers with solos and group pieces performed by a youth cast drawn from the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Gerretson
Caboré
Peoe Ehurea
False Alarm Report In Clarence County
Police respond to a suspected device incident near a trust company with no injuries. A PSD unit checks two switches and confirms no danger. Officers secure the area and inform the public once the scene is cleared.
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Clarence
Plan For Hay Ride Next Tuesday At Club Meeting
A notice states members at their club will skip the regular meeting next week to hold a hay ride. The plan is to invite friends to join the event slated for the next Tuesday at the club.
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Nest
Tax measures and budget issues face November session
A recap of fiscal questions from the current session cites the need to consider re enactment of the sales tax and cigarette tax which expire in 1935, a liquid fuel tax continuation, and a temporary one percent tax on productive investments. The discussion notes hospital and charity funding items and a Bible reference contrasting Jerusalm’s stones with the Plain of Sharon.
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Cleveland
Toledo
E H S Senior Wins In Competition At Oberlin
Elyria High School senior Dora Earty won a top quarter honor in Oberlin College High School Day exams among 38 seniors from 12 states. She earned a certificate for piano, placed in top 25 percent, and along with 125 others attended a dinner at Talcott Hall after showcases by Oberlin departments and campus events.
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Dora Earty
Elyria High School
Oberlin College
Earty
Conservatory of Music
Oberuia
Obertia
Talcott Hall
Irene Hollis
Ruth Schreeder
Elizabeth Colling
Margaret Halpin
Aims Tanner
Jean Price
Jane and
Jockey Surrenders in Kentucky Murder Probe
Willow Smoky Saunders, 22, a contract rider for Hal Price Headley who rode Omaha to victory in the 1955 Kentucky Derby, surrendered to Commonwealth Attorney O Neal to face questioning over the brutal Saturday night murder of Evelyn Siivinski in Lovesville Oc. 1955 context recalled.
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Lovesville
Willow Smoky+ Saunders
Hal Price Headly
Omaha
Commonwealth
O'Neal
Evelyn Siivinski
Elyria Police Pistol Team to Compete at Central Bank Range
The Elyria police pistol team will compete with members of the Lorain Rifle and Pistol Club at the Central Bank Company range at 7 p m October 34. It was reported today after an invitation from the Lorain club.
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Elyria
Lorain Rifle and Pistol Club
Central Benk Company
Lorain ¢Inb
Juvenile crime talk and Ohio court case in Columbus
The report covers a Cleveland discussion on juvenile crime and parole issues, noting a 97 percent rise in arrests of youths under 18 for penitentiary offenses between 1922 and 1924, a lone boy born in Elyria facing one chance in a thousand for parole, and a Cleveland youth with multiple parolees. It cites truancy links to crime, mentions the “smoked glass bandit,” and notes 93 percent of U.S. criminals are men. Also, Okey O'Dell appeals a 90 day jail term and $190 fine from Scioto onion field strikes in Columbus.
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Cleveland
Cos
Bort
Elyria
Miss Esch
Tires
Bor
Lancaster
Mansfeld Reformatory
United States
Ohio
Marie Reynolds
Association For Criminal Justice
Cleveland Association
Newton D. Baker
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Okey O'Dell
Scioto
Hardin County
Foremen's Club Opens Season With Dinner Meeting
Elyria Foremen's Club begins its 1935 38 year with tomorrow night’s dinner at the YMCA. Vernon Wagar of Oberlin will speak, and a program of entertainment is planned. New officers named include Alex Shoemaker president and Howard Imar first vice president. Carl Deane Burns is secretary and treasurer. W. O. McClelan continues in that role.
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Elyria Foremen’s Club
Vernon Wagar
Oberlin
Alex Shoemaker
Howard Imar
Carl Deane Burns
W. O. McClelan
Collapse of taller tower ends in tragedy at site
A towering structure suffered a catastrophic failure during explosive demolition work. Witnesses described a great dust cloud as the tower toppled, killing several workers and injuring many. Investigators will examine the placement of charges and safety protocols to determine accountability.
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Dows
Parsons
Peer Liord
Tax scare on high earnings influences film industry
Reported discussions at studios describe how relocating to avoid federal and state surtaxes could cost top earners. An estimated net income near one million dollars would face combined taxes of roughly 74 percent as accountants noted, with some stars continuing work to keep incomes below the surtax threshold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
New York
Armour Revolta Meet Today For Pro Golf Title
Oklahoma City October 23 A youth and a veteran meet for the national PGA championship final. Tommy Armour battles Johnny Revolta, the Detroit based Scot, 24 year old Milwaukee ace, after weeklong play at Twin Hills. Weather is windy and rough as Armour holds a 2 up win over Al Watronus while Revolta beat Al Zimmerman 4 and 3.
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Oklahoma City
aTp
Tommy Armour
Johnny Revolta
Detroit
Milwaukee
Twin Hills
Armour
al Watronus
Revetta
al Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Market notes and price quotes from Chicago and Cleveland
Scattered commodity prices across markets with butter eggs and livestock standings. Reports show steady receipts for potatoes and timothy and clover seeds with government egg price quotes and live poultry figures in fluctuating ranges.
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United States
Idaho
Burbanks
St. Sis
U. S
Wash
Fred River
Njusy
Colorado
U.S
Clover Seed
Qualifies For Ohio Ton Litter Club
Warne Leimbach a 15 year old township boy earned membership in the Ohio Ton Litter Club after raising a litter of 11 Polane Chisa pigs weighing 2192 pounds in six months. He is Lorain County’s sole Four H Club member to qualify this year.
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Warne Leimbach
M Township
Ohio
Information Hummel
Lorain County
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Mrs. Wiech
Elyrian Passes
Orphans
Elyrians
John Heider
Eaders
St Avon
Chardon
Oberlin- Té
Esther Alflen
Lous Bliss
Pleasant St
Olio
Nestercay
Saeze
Horton
Toornead
Spezé
Harios
Floyd Thomp
Cliveland
Old Howard Horbe
la Grange Town Hall
Fire Co
Doc Whitney
Orch
Sederis Restaurant
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
Lanar Onin
Reho
Wiay
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elizabeth Gration
Eaton Church
Opp
Jerusalem
Land of
Palestine
Plain of
Sharon
E.H.S
Foremen’s Club
Newell Hotel
Alice Berry
Jack Ellsworth
Hanna Grill
New Orleans
Elaad Pradice
EU SeLtey
Jersey
North da
Chicago
Ohio Ton Litter Club
Es Elevator Co
D. A. Baird
Leonard Smith
Auditor
A. C. Schilleman
J. M. Marshall
H. C. Cheney
Henrietta Colburn
Anna Kennedy
George Thompson
Henry C. Sassmanhausen
R. R. Renouard
S. N- Black
Elmer Nelson
WM. E. B. Notley
Howard C. Gollmar
Republican Campaign Committee
Leonard Fowls
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