County Aid for Dependent Children Totals $7644 This Month
Checks totaling $7644 were issued by the county department of aid for dependent care for 578 children in 216 families. Doris Todd, supervisor, reported slight month to month increases in budgets due to higher rents and food costs. The department removed six families, 19 children, and added six families with 12 children, with reasons including marriages, illness, or placement with relatives.
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Misa Doris Todd
Todd
Youth Will Face Serious Charge
A 17 year old youth from Washington Pa was to be turned over to county juvenile authorities on charges of automobile stealing and carrying concealed weapons. Marshall Egland of Wellington arrested him after he drove off in Claude Gott’s car. Gott’s daughter and son in law Mrs John Weaver helped stop the boy and report the incident. The youth was found with a loaded 38 caliber Colt automatic and 11 extra shells. The boy remained in county jail awaiting formal charges.
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Washington
Marshall Egland
Wellington
Claude D. Gott
Gott
John Weaver
Marshall
Egland
Chicago
Girl Passes Junior Life Saving Test
Mary Ann Humphrey, 12, of 618 Middle Avenue, was added yesterday to Elyria M C A junior life-saving list after injuries delayed her test. Five other girls and three boys passed last week. life-saving classes are being discontinued for now, with fancy diving classes starting under Herman Geyer. Boys will train with Robert Beck each Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. A new girls schedule will be set after school opens.
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Mary Ann Humphrey
Middle Avenue
Elyria
M.C. A
Miss Humphrey
M. Co. A
Herman Geyer
Robert Beck
Court hears eight assault cases during three day grand jury session
The grand jury lists about 30 cases for a three day session including eight assault cases involving an 11 year old girl from the Oberlin Children’s Home and a Lorain man. Jurors expect to finish investigations Friday. Also listed are divorce papers, property partition suits, and church remodeling funding requests in nearby Elyria and LaGrange.
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Lorain
Oberlin
Elyria
School admission rules and kindergarten plan outlined
The notice details ages for first grade and kindergarten eligibility, maturity testing for advanced entrants, and the start of kindergarten sessions. It also outlines revised eighth grade assignments across district schools to reduce travel, with morning and afternoon kindergarten slots at specified buildings and a shortened Jefferson Junior High day to accommodate bus pickups from out-of-town districts.
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Maston
Hamilton
McKinley
Gates
Franklin and Allen
Roosevelt
Ely
Edison
Garford
Washington
Franklin
Hamilton and Ely
Allen
Jefferson
St. Agnes
Elyria Township
Mark 3Ley
Elyria High School
Elyria Rotary hears on Romeo fuel pumps and aviation use
W H Curtis engineer for the Romeo Pump Company outlined Elyria made air plane fuel pumps and their role in modern flights at the Elyria Rotary Club. He traced the firm’s shift from packing to pumps, highlighted tests at Wright Field, and noted pumps in Pan American Clippers and big airliners, plus new developments in vacuum and hydraulic systems.
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Elyria
Ita
Curtis
Etska
Army
Wright Field
Romec
Romec Company
Oichemiste
Curlig
Rotarians
Rometec Company
H. W. Luethi
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Newly Formed Company Will Operate Busses
The State Public Utilities Commission authorized F. W. Coen, receiver for The Lorain Street Railroad Company, to purchase shares of common stock by The Lorain Transit Lines Inc. A new bus service between Elyria and Lorain will replace trolley cars within 60 to 70 days, feeder to the Lorain line, with a route from Lorain loop along Broadway 28th Street Clinton Avenue North Ridge Road West River Road to Elyria. The Lorain Motor Coach Company’s bid was denied as duplicative.
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State Public Utilities Commission
F. W. Coen
Lorain Street Railroad Company
Lorain Transit Lines, Inc
Coen
Elyria
Lorain
Lorain Street Railway Company
Broadway
28Th Street
Clinton Avenue
North Ridge Road
West River Road
Elyria Public Square
Lorain Motor Coach Company
Westey L. Grills
Hamilton School Adds New Kindergarten Teachers
The school board reported newly hired staff for the upcoming term including five kindergarten teachers and two more at Hamilton to handle increased enrollment from West Carlisle school closure. Additional postings include a Jefferson Junior High schedule relief and an Elyria High School addl teacher. Reform efforts reflect difficulty filling kindergarten roles due to Depression-era training reductions.
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Hamilton
West Carlisle
Jefferson Junior High
Elyria High School
Sentenced On Liquor Charge By Judge Pete Yucka
Pete Yucka 32 of 146 Woodford Avenue was found guilty of possession of illegal liquor. Judge Guy B. Findley sentenced him to ten days in the county jail and fined $100 plus costs. Yucka testified the bottle was the last of 12 quarts bought after July 4, claims government seal soaked off in ice water. He admitted dealing cards at games and carrying liquor to “soften up” players if they weren’t paying. He denied others drank. officers found another man in the kitchen. The judge withheld final sentence pending Lorain store records but noted the defendant’s false testimony.
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Pete Yucka
Woodford Avenue
Guy
Woodford
Lorain Lquor
Lorain
William Wickens
Wickens
Yueka
Cizar
Yucka
Oberlin Graduates Safe In China
Oberlin College graduates Clara Husted Wolfe and Edith Husted, from Japan, are reported safe at Peftasho Beach North China. Gunboats are anchored nearby for emergencies while Wolfe works on the Cheeloo University hospital project in Shan tung Province. Rail travel between locations has been cut off amid unsettled times.
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Clara Husted Wolfe
Oberlin College
Edith Husted
Japan
Peftasho Beach
China
Wolfe
Tsiwan
Shantung Province
Cheeloo University
Local Youth Hurt at Cascade Park Diving Incident
Georgia Mae Porter, 12, of 21 West Avenue, treated at Blytia Memorial Hospital for a cut on her right leg after being pushed off a diving board at Cascade Park. She was returned home by police car. Nearby, A. S. Melton’s car rear-ended a truck on East Avenue, then hit an electric light pole. In Camp Perry, O, O Krebs of Lorain, Ohio scored 400 to win first in the Life Members Deware Course small bore at national rifle and pistol matches, with Fred Johannsen and Earl Mercier placing.
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Georgia Mae Porter
West Avenue
Blytia Memorial Hospital
Cascade Park
A. 2
Melton
Clark Street
East Avenue
H. E. Ross
Grafton Road
Camp Perry
O. Krebs
Lorain
Ohio
Deware
Fred Johannsen
Joliet
Earl Mercier
Alton
Car Stolen From Lorain. 1930 Ford Coupe Taken
Ervin Zacharias of 210 N Illinois avenue Lorain reported theft of his 1930 Ford coupe last evening. The car was taken about 7 15 p m from a parking space on Broad street.
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Ervin Zacharias
N .Inois Avenue
Lorain
Zacharias
Broad Street
Motorist fined for reckless driving on Broad Street
Edward Pierce of R. D. No. 1 Wellington was fined $2 for reckless driving after being arraigned before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court yesterday afternoon. Pierce faced charges of speeding on Broad Street.
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Edward Pierce
Wellington
Canta
Leonard Smith
Pierce
Broad Street
Seeks Permission To Operate Tea Room
Mrs. William Krieg seeks zoning appeal to operate a tea room at Fourth Street and West Avenue, after building inspector Hart Dickason cited zoning violations since the area is residential. The appeal follows a refused occupancy permit, with a hearing not yet scheduled.
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Fourth Street
West Avenue
William Krieg
Hart Dickason
Dickason
Krieg
Death Record Lura Caley Sprague Funeral Rites
Funeral services were held in Conneaut for Lura Caley Sprague wife of Wilson Sprague who died Saturday August 28 at her home. Born June 11 1880 in Shefield she attended Elyria High School and married Wilson Sprague on October 14 1905. Surviving are three children a granddaughter two brothers and several relatives. A separate notice lists Fred E Long and Ward C Lyon with funeral plans and survivors.
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Wilson Sprague
Conneaut
Sprague
Sheffield
Frank Kaley
Elyria High School
Willson Sprague
Little Valley
New York
James Pierce
Midland
Michigan
Ivan Peterson
Chicago
Ilinois
Robert
Mary Pierce
Albert F
Maron Junction
Alabama
Frederick
Nova
Elyria
Vicinity
Fred E. Long
Bath, Street
Aingering
Mr. Long
Wellington
Order of Railway
Lake Terminal Railroad
Lorain
C. C. Elston
Harold
Paul
Columbus
Glen
Oscar
Sullivan
Elsie Moffett
Cora Donahue
Florence Renouard
Nichols Fiunerall
Bond
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Ward C. Lyon
C Lyon
East 15Th Street
Lorain County
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Maryland
Order of Eagles
Carmela
Miraldi
Borco
Leonard
Celesta
Albert Pecora
Jack
Warda
Patricia
Gloria
Gladys
Reichlin-Reidy
Riverside Calif Quakes Stir Residents No Damage Reported
Two earthquakes struck Riverside county today with the second at 8 38 A M PST causing residents to rush into the streets. The earlier quake at 5 50 A M barely rattled windows and caused no damage.
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Riverside
Cal
Riverside County
State Offices Closed Tomorrow for Governor's Day
Columbus Ohio Sept 1 state offices will close in observance of Governor's Day at the 87th annual State Fair. The closure affects all agency offices and related departmental services during the holiday observance.
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Columbus
Fall Proves Fatal Prover Martins Ferry
Mrs Mathilda Green aged 55 was killed in a fall from a porch roof she was painting today in Martins Ferry Ohio authorities reported.
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Martins Ferry
Mra
Mathilda Green
Stocks Decline on Light Trading in Early Session
New York September 1 weakness in railroad and steel shares led to a broad stock exchange decline in morning dealings. Trading was light with declines up to more than two points across sectors. Heaviest losses hit U S Steel Inland Steel Youngstown Sheet Tube National Steel Republic Steel Union Pacific Atchison New York Central Southern Pacific with several others dropping a point or more.
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Stock Exchange
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Inland Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
National Steel
Respublic Steel
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Atchison
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Losaea of & Point
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General Motors
Bicycle Hit by Car Nicks Rider Near Ridgeville
Roland Detwiler of Ridgeville narrowly escaped serious injury when a bicycle he rode near his home was struck by a car driven by Joshua Sarmas of New York en route to Detroit. Deputies said the motorist agreed to pay for damages to the bicycle.
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Roland Detwiler
Ridgeville
Joshua Sarmas
New York
Detroit
Surance
Standings Of Lorain County 4-H Judging Teams At Ohio State Fair
Lorain County four-H judging teams reported at the Ohio State Fair this week. The general livestock team placed ninth among 31 teams. members are Alex Moore Gerald Hasenpflug and Leroy Hasenpflug of Brownholm. The dairy judging team finished 25th in a field of 36. members are Malcolm Fowl Elvira Otis Pickworth Pittsfield and Harry Rowland Jr Rochester.
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Lorain County
General Ivestock
Alex Moore
Gerald Hasenpflug
Leroy Hasenpflug
Brownholm
Malcolm Fowl
Elvira
Otis Pickworth
Pittsfield
Harry Rowland, Jr
Rochester
Taxpayers suit dismissed by Judge Findley in Lorain case
Judge Guy B. Findley dismissed the taxpayer suit brought by Mrs. Lilly Cairns of Lorain against County Auditor C. B. Kelser and County Treasurer Walter J. Wright. He ruled no injunction to stop refunds under the Organ Act and stated the act unconstitutional, with costs to the plaintiff.
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Guy B. Findley
Mra
Lilly Cairns
Lorain
Kelser
Walter J. Wright
Wright
Howard R. Butler
Findley
Slight Decrease In Mayor's Court Receipts
Mayor's court receipts for August show a decrease of 77.40 from July. Total August receipts were 528, down from 505.40 in July, with 494.50 from fines and 332.50 from costs. Licenses and telephony fees are itemized as 27 show licenses, 10 alcohol licenses, 10 beer licenses, 7 soft drink licenses, and 2.50 for long distance calls.
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J. G. Schrock
Cleveland Markets Report On Live Poultry And Grains Prices
Markets show steady tones across butter eggs vegetables and livestock. Cattle calves and sheep receipts listed with price ranges for grade and weight, while hogs and poultry show varied but firm tendencies. Local grain and hay quotations reflect carriage and grade distinctions, including oats wheat flour and mill feeds.
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Olio
Idaho
Cleveland
Shuets Elevator Co
Montang Milling Co
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