Nino Speaks On Life And Customs At Rotay Pratac Talk
Nino, a speaker connected to the Y M C A staff in India since 1910, addresses Monday Forman School students on life and customs. He compares Orient and American youth, notes similarities in games, and discusses differences between eastern and western civilization. He highlights India’s three or more men on Cambridge and Oxford tennis teams and cites Tagore as a Nobel laureate. He urges students to view others as different but not inferior, promoting friendship and brotherhood. Worman, Ohio native and Otterbein graduate, has held major roles in India’s YMCA since 1910 and led international religious work efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forman
Mob
A. Syeke
ijm-India
Mora
Worman
Orient
America
India
Cambridge
Oxford
Mahindranath Tagore
Wormur
Association
Madras
International Committee
Worwaan
Ohio
Otterbein University
Damage Suits Filed Here Involving Auto Crash
Albert Menz and George Schweda are named defendants in two common pleas suits filed this morning over an September 2 Lake avenue crash. Gerald Nau and Frank Henke seek 1500 and 1000 dollars for damages and injuries from Menzs car hitting Schwedas as he passed on the left. Frank Slough sues William Rogers for 500 dollars alleging Rogers swerved left without signaling on the Oberlin Wellington road last May 17, wrecking Sloughs car into a culvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Menz
George Schweda
Common Pleas
Lake Avenue
Gerald Nau
Frank Henke
Menz
Schweda
Frank Slough
William Rogers
Rogers
Oberlin and
Wellington
Slough
1929 Auto Tags Expected Here About Dec 1 Distribution
Distribution of 1929 automobile license plates is expected to start about December 1 at the Lorain County Automobile Club. Henry Miller, secretary of the club, announced that applications may be made after November 10. The club plans to issue about 4,000 touring car tags and about 7,000 plates for trucks, pleasure and commercial cars, and motorcycles. No 1928 tags will be distributed. all have been ordered returned to Columbus by the state department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Automobile Club
Henry Miller
Miller
Columbus
State Department
A. B. Chase
Praises Turner for Vote Inquiry in Ohio Campaign
In Columbus on October 29 193? Democratic candidate Martin L Davey accuses Republican Maurice H Maschke of election machinery corruption in Cleveland as the pre election week unfolds Davey plans speeches in Hamilton and Middletown and Cleveland Francis Poulson a candidate for attorney general backs Turner praising his fraud inquiry work Turner lauded by Poulson as best suited to continue the investigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cuyahorsa
Martin L. Davey
Maurice H. Maschke
Cleveland
Cleveland Democratic Organization
Davey
Hamilton
Middletown
Francis Poulson
Poulson
Edward ©. Turner
Turner
West Broad street disorderly conduct fined $10
J Wilbert Jr 22 of Furnace street a mechanic was arrested for disorderly conduct after removing his coat and asking to fight on West Broad street. He pled guilty before Mayor Hewitt and was fined ten dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Broad Street
J. Wilbert, Jr
Furnace Street
Poace
Hewitt
Death Record Mrs Ida Squire
Mrs. Ida Squire died at her daughter Mrs John Lyons Eaton Center after a lingering illness at age sixty seven years eight months eleven days. Survived by husband Alfred and seven children including B J Squire E C Squire and Mrs J S Linden Elyria C A Squire Urbana C and Mrs J E Haynes Coraopolis Pa F H Squire Detroit and Mrs John Lyons Eaton Center plus twenty eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at Lyons home and Elyria Methodist church with interment Ridgelawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Squire
John Lyons
Eaton Center
Alfred
B. J. Squire
E. C. Squire
J. S. Linden
Elyria
C. A. Squire
Urbana
J. E. Haynes
Coraopolis
Pennsylvania
F. H. Squire
Detroit
M. Buckley
Wakeman
John Ginste
South Tacoma
Washington
Charles Ginste
Albert Ginste
First Methodist Church of
Order of Eastern Star
Lorain County
West Ridge Road
Kirby
Ridgelawn
W C T U to Meet Tuesday Afternoon
Local W C T U gathers at 2 p m Tuesday in AltaMira Tea Room with sample ballots and campaign questions. Nellie M Hill, county president, says the session includes a report on the state convention and will be the last before the November 6 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AltaMira Team Room
Mra
Nellie M. Hill
Columbus
Dislocates Shoulder After Sneezing In East Bridge Street
Violet Sheldon, 20, of East Bridge street, sneezed and dislocated her right shoulder, taken to Memorial hospital for reduction. Police found a Ford roadster with license 535,026 on East Bridge near E River, no lights, issued by Cleveland Auto Club. Police sought Burt Chapman’s lost Scotch terrier and reported thefts of a Ford coupe license 3150 and a Swiss wrist watch and strap. Canada reports another bumper wheat yield: 67 bushels per acre on 80 acres by George Thacker of Burdett Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Sheldon
East Bridge Street
Memorial Hospital
E. River Street
Cleveland Auto Club
C. J. Reed
Columbia Station
Second Street
Canada
George Thacker
Burdett
Albert
G C Foundry seeks nullification of fraudulent transfer
The G. C. Foundry Co of Sandusky sues H. J. Lange of Lorain and B. N. Harris, alleging Lange fraudulently transferred his property to Harris in June for a nominal $10 to dodge a July judgment of $1,078.17 owed to the plaintiff. The petition claims Harris aided the transfer and asks the court to declare the transfer null and void to satisfy the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Foundry Co
Sandusky
H. J. Lange, Lorain
B. N. Harris
Lange
Harris
Three Divorce Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
Three divorce suits were filed in common pleas court. Rose Pruszkowska of Lorain seeks a second divorce from Frank Pruszkowska citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty. the couple remarried after a prior 1926 divorce. Mary Jugan petitions for divorce from Mike Jugan, alleging extreme cruelty and repeated intoxication. Mike Taporcsi seeks a divorce from Anna Tapocsi for willful absence. the couple has three minor children and married in 1903. Anna is thought to be in Czecho Slovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Rose Pruszkowska
Lorain
Frank Pruszkowska
Mary Jugan
Mike Jugan
Mike Taporsi Seks
Anna Tapocsi
Czecho
Slovakia
Cooper Pledges Real Efforts for St Lawrence Waterway
Lorain Ohio October 29 Republican governor candidate Myers Y Cooper spoke at a Christian church in Lorain on obligations of citizenship before traveling to Marion and Springfield Dayton for Republican mass meetings. He urged support for completing the St Lawrence Waterway, noting past platform pledges and current bipartisan benefits from reduced transportation costs for farms and industry. He condemned rising state taxes and called for a balanced budget and transparent state finances to prevent deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Myers Y. Cooper
Christian Church
Marion
Springfield
Dayton
Cooper
St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence Waterway
Lake Erie
Republican Party of
Ohio
Department of State
Mission Holding Special Meetings At Penfield Junction
The Highland Union Mission meeting at the Penfield Junction school between Elyria and Lo Train announces special meetings this week each evening at seven thirty. Rev. F C Easton of Dover Free Methodist church leads tonight with the subject The Quest of the Age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Union Mission
Penfield Junction
Elyria
Lo Train
F. C. Easton
Dover Free
Contested Confession Linked to Sacco and Vanzetti Case
The article discusses a magazine’s purported confession by Boston gangster Frank Silva claiming he and three others robbed Bridgewater, exonerating Vanzetti in that crime. It argues the confession challenges the fairness of Sacco and Vanzetti verdicts on the South Braintree murders, suggesting Bridgewater conviction influenced the later trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanzetti
Sacco
South Braintree
Frank Silva
Boston
Bridgewater
Silva
Outlook
War outlook as Europe braces for conflict in 1938
In a dialogue on rising tensions Shaw notes Italy doubles taxes on bachelors and offers large family rewards to boost manpower for armament to hold its own in 1938. He argues that apart from dictatorships the global forecast remains warlike and peace seems unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primo de Rivera
Shaw
Italy
Autos Collide at Street Intersection
Broad street and West avenue intersection saw a collision between an auto driven by E Sturevant of 120 Oak street and a coupe driven by Grace Carter of 440 West Sixth street. Both vehicles were damaged but no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dillon
Middle Avenue
Baharmal
Seventeenth Street
West Avenue
Sixth Street
Broad Street
E. Sturevant
Oak Street
Grace Carter
Weat Sixth Street
Senator Fess Speaks at Rialto Tonight Rally
A capacity crowd is expected at the Rialto theatre this evening for a Republican rally. U S Senator Simeon Fess is the main speaker with Mrs. Clark Thompson of Cincinnati, Francis A Sieberling of Akron, and C J Anderson of Shelby on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto Theatre
United States
Simeon Fess
Clark Thompson
Cincinnati
Francis A. Sieberling
Akron
C. J. Anderson
Shelby
Firemen Fight Stubborn Blaze at East Avenue Attic
A noon fire at 410 East Avenue attacked a blind attic of a frame dwelling. Central Fire Station hose and engine units fought from inside, using twelve gallons of chemicals. Occupant Frank Spencer reported the fire likely started from an overheated water heater pipe with no thimble at the second floor ceiling. Damage was about $100 after flames tore into the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Avenue
Central Ire
Frank Spencer
Earl G Brown murdered in Monroe with widow from Amherst
Earl G Brown, 29, was ambushed and shot dead in Monroe Michigan last Saturday. His widow Rose Gressler formerly of Amherst identified the killer to police. Carl Bellino was seriously wounded as Brown and Bellino were shot. The couple had taken friends to their new house when the fatal shot was fired. A train returning Brown’s body collided with a car killing two youths, Edward Latham and Francis Bailey, at Amlin Ohio.
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Brown
Columbus
Rose Gressler
Amherst
Carl Bellino
Bellino
Amlin, D
Edward Latham
Francis Bailey
Intoxicated Cleveland Driver Found Guilty in City Court
Fred Urban, 39, of Cleveland, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 100 and costs by Mayor Hewitt. Passenger T. L. McKay, also from Cleveland, paid 5 and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
EB. J. Stankard
Fred Urban
Cleveland
Hewitt
T. L. McKay
Urban
Schipa to sing in Oberlin concert at Finney chapel
Oberlin residents and neighbors will attend a Tito Schipa concert in Finney chapel at 7 30 p m with pianist Frederick Longas assisting The event is one of the era's great musical treats as Schipa is described as matching Caruso in renown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Elyrians
Wellingtonians
Tito Schipa
Enrico Caruso
Finney Chapel
Frederick Longas
Quarrel Ends With Wife's Broken Leg in Domestic Dispute
A quarrel between Marshall Townes and his wife at 627 Elm Street left Mrs Townes with a broken leg after a brick was thrown, police found her at Memorial Hospital and will probable charge Townes with assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Townes
Elm Street
Memorial Hospital
Townes
Obbits
Birkline
Market report from Cleveland and Toledo shows fruit and egg prices steady
Market notes list butter eggs poultry and potatoes with price ranges in Cleveland on Oct 29, including extras firsts and ordinaries. Livestock markets show hogs cattle and sheep receipts and prices, with top hog at 9.75 and calves and cows quoted. Toledo reports similar hog and sheep activity and steady calf and pig prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Maine Green Mountains
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo
Passengers listed aboard Graf Zeppelin during Atlantic leg
A roster of passengers aboard the Graf Zeppelin includes F. W. Van Meister of Maybach Motors, George M. Crouse, N. ., John Ingram, and others from Ullstein Press, Crouse Groceries, and Reading hosiery. In a separate note, CHATHAM MASS May 29, the Radio Marine station reported constant wireless contact with the airship for early hours, exchanging routine commercial messages with no position update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirigible
Los Angeles
T. G. W. Settle
Hans W. Nolde
Reading
Ernst Bradensburg
German
Ministry of Transport
Krueger
German Aeronautical Testing Institution
Beck
Telefunken Company
Berlin
Schirlitz
Chatham
Mayz
Radio Marine Corporation
Number Three Continued From Page Four Automobile Collision Fatalities
A Telegraph listing notes multiple local incidents as a car collision and train impacts claim lives or injure individuals in several towns. Wellington William F. Smith, 15 months, dies when the car overturns near city limits. Alden C. Smith, 67, hit by a car in Cincinnati. David Maler, 64, fatally injured in Massillon at a street intersection. Alvin A. Fox, 68, of Norwalk, killed when auto struck by a passenger train near here. Helen Schwei, 14, and Harold Schwaibeld, 15, children of J P Schwaibeld of Xenia, die from auto collision injuries near here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
William F. Smith
John W. Smith
Battle Creek
Mich
Cincinnati
Alden C. Smith
Massillon
David Maler
Huron
Alvin A. Fox
Norwalk
Here
New California
Helen Schweibeld
Harold
J. P. Schwaibeld
Xenia
Impact of the West On East Address by G. Winhard
G. Winhard, general secretary of the Y M C A at Colombo, Ceylon, will speak on The Impact of the West Upon the East at a Young Men's Club meeting Monday night at the Y M C A. The Colombo association is described as one of the most thriving in the world. The club’s annual Hallowe en party is set for Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. 2. Winhard
Colombo
Ceylon
Young Men's Club
E. C. Worman
Y. M. C. A. Council
Auto Skids Off Road Smashes Pole Injuring Driver
Walter Garls of 230 Winkles Street was injured this morning when his car skidded off the Amherst Whiskeyville road, hitting four telephone poles. He received treatment for multiple minor injuries at Memorial Hospital. the car was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Garls
Winkles Street
Amherst - Whiskeyville
Garls
Memorial Hospital
Colored Voters Hear Cooper at Oberlin and Elyria
Cooper the Republican gubernatorial candidate spoke at Oberlin’s Rust M E church with introductions by Elyria attorney Don Myers and remarks by Rev. Smith of Pittsfield. In Elyria, Frank Stetson chaired the Republican rally at Second M E church. Elsman Republicans planned another rally at the Ri Alto tonight with Senator Simeon D Fess of Ohio as lead speaker. a note mentions the Tyne Bridge’s main span at 500 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Elyria
Oberlin
Myers
Cooper
Don Myers
Elyria
Rev. Smith
Pittsfield Community Church
Rust Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Stetson
Elsmans
Rialto Theater
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
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Nino
Alexander Pielak
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Alice Subask
Sophie Seracka
Europe
Anthony
Seracka
Holy Cross Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Clinton Brown
Lyle Chandler
Grace Court
Senator Fess
Iday
Nelle M. Hil
George H. Chamberlin
George Brotherton
Brotherton
Burt
Avon Lake
Freeda Gezenteman
Earl G. Brown
Monroe
East Lawn Cemetery
Tne
Mt. Union
Alliance
Mount
New Zealand
Elyria Eagles
Tyne Bridge
A.b.chase
Victrolas
Coats
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