Saddle Horse Competition Draws Growing Local Interest
The Elyria Riding Club hosted a saddle horse show with multiple classes. Winners included Rex ridden by Joseph Baker in the five gaited class, Gipsy Boy owned by DE Clement with Mrs Baker riding in Walk Trot Canter, and Noble Chieftain owned by Charles Crehore. Mrs. Baker dominated several events, including pony and harness classes, as the club marks its first major effort to boost saddle horse interest in years.
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Kentucky
Rex
Joseph Baker
Elying Riding Club
Noble Chieftan
Charles Crehore
Gipsy Boy
Mrs. Baker
DE. PF Clement
Pony Bor
Crehore
A. C. Hudnutt
Elyria Riding Club
George Calvert
Kid
Murray Nesbitt
Intia Riding Club
K. Beker
Noble Chiestac
Crebore
Sirs
Baker
Charles Crebore
Elyria
Afr
County Loses Funds to Dogs and Warden Costs
The County Board of County Commissioners approved animal and pastoral treatment aims for the past three months. Fifteen claims for sheep killed totaled 1234.40 dollars while nine claims for treatment or mad dog bites added 435.50 dollars. Warden expenses during June July and August are noted.
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Board of County
Police Shoot Convict in Zanesville Ambush
Three Zanesville officers cornered convict Wilkes at Norvel Park after he allegedly pulled a gun during a failed escape attempt. Wilkes was shot multiple times and died later at Good Samaritan Hospital. In a separate incident, Dale Nighs II was fatally injured by a firearm near Leftsville while riding a colt.
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Zanesville
Wilkes
Joseville
Zanesvlle
Dale Nighs
73 Emergency Cases At Local Hospital In Aug
Elyria Memorial Hospital treated seventy three emergency cases in August, the highest for a month aside from June 1924 tornado related cases. Through July total 132 for two months, about double the average. year to date emergencies 281 vs 342 in 1927. Most incidents were not traffic accidents, with 25 industry, 22 traffic, and 26 miscellaneous.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lorain
Twa
Indus
Rome
California Trip Spoiled By Sheriff
Four young tourists faced arrest after a planned winter trip to California was thwarted. John Yashar 19 was fined 25 pounds for receiving stolen property. Nick Daraby, Anna Smith and Steg Yashan faced charges or juvenile custody actions for contributing to juvenile delinquency and related matters.
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Elsria
Elsra
California
John Yashar
Pac
Aries
Sheri
Damages Sought After Night Crash In Oberlin Road Collision
William Driggs files in Common Pleas Court seeking 369 dollars for damages to his automobile after a parked truck on Oberlin road was struck on a dark rainy night with no lights. He names Wallace Wilson as the defendant in the case heard today.
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Oberlin Road
Wiliam Driggs
Sit
Common Pleas Court
Wallace Wilson
Lease dispute pitting Thomas Hors against Krolicki seeks farm possession
A common pleas suit filed today alleges breach of a March 23 lease. Plaintiff seeks possession of the farm and back rents including August and September totaling 335.33 monthly. The petition also demands back rent. Marriage licenses listed include Ralph E. Wing 27 meat cutter and Elrria Ehren 24 of Lorain, with officiants named. Additional licenses show Arthur E Miller 94 Amherst mechanic and Marjorie 31 Cox stenographer, Lorain, among others.
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Thomas A. Hors
John Krolicki
Ralph E. Wing
Elrria
Margaret L. Ehren
Lorain
Baker
Antonio Kesubiewski
Elsria
Kozlowski
Elyria
arthur E_ Miller
Mechanic
Amherst
Marjorie
Cox
Bourauin
Mike Lada
Sophie Sebotka
Lo' ‘Tala
Duda
Four fined in court for intoxication in Elyria
In police court this morning three men E R Keller Graf ton Leon Bush and Charlies McCaltlion of Chestnut Street plus Allen Clark West Avenue were fined for intoxication with Clark also fined for being disorderly. Major Hewitt presided over the case and the penalties included fines and costs.
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James A. Hewitt
Wiegai
E. R. Keller
Grafton
Leon Bush
Charlies McCaltlion
Chestnut Street
Allen Clark
Calored
West Avenue
Clark
Joseph Pakraczi
City Hall Kitten Rescued By Fire Brigade
Just before press time Captain Arthur Drage of Central Fire Station rescued the blonde city hall cat from a partition at City Hall. Ladies and Jules Vanderson had appealed for help as the kitten could not be reached and feared starvation. At 2 13 p.m. Justus secured a grip but could not finish the rescue. Fire Chief Bates arranged for the effort and the kitten is expected to be placed with its mother and two sisters, part of a four member feline family adopted at City Hall two months earlier.
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Chronicle
Arthur Drage
Central Fire Station
City Hall
Jules Vanderson
Yanfror
Justus
W. N. Bates
Hs Champions
Escaped Bandits Captured After Bank Killing Pursuit
Police recaptured Beard and McKenna after a long pursuit across multiple towns. Zaborskis was shot during the Jan 3 holdup. Beard, aka Clarence Germains, was previously jailed in St Louis and linked to the Zaborskis killing. Both men, deemed highly dangerous, faced secure confinement as officers chased leads through Leipsic and surrounding areas.
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McKenna
Beard
Michigan State Hospital
Tonia
Zaborskis
Clarence J Germains
St Louis
Corres_ tion
Clarence
Asrium
Asvlum
Philip Droesch
Limz
Meckheonz
Chicago
Henry Bosler
Droesch
Gomer
Miller City
Veuzhausville
Cairo
Leipsic
Qtrewa
Ilain
W. HE. Vorbeze
2St
Tam
Vorbean
Community Notes and Obituary from Amherst Area
Amherst neighbors honor Mr and Mrs Fred Zipp and Mrs Clyde Nevinger at the Zipp home as the group notes his upcoming trip to Havana Germany for months. The First Evangelical church council meets Thursday evening. The Jaeger family held its 3rd annual reunion north of Amherst with 35 attendees and officers elected for the coming year. The Ladies Aid Society of St Peter’s Evangelical church planned a meeting next Thursday afternoon. A 64 year old resident passed away Saturday evening at home, survived by four sisters. funeral to be held at 2 pm with Rev A J Ernst officiating, burial in Cleveland Street Cemetery.
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Fred Zipp
Learitt Toad
Clyde Nevinger
Livingston Avenue
Lorain
Havana
Germany
Church Council of the
First Evangelical Church
T. FE. Gawin
Aitof Am i Tainherst
Rene Kiotz
Babcock
Ernst
Cleveland Street
Joy Ride On Hand Car Lands Two Teens In Jail
Carleton Murrin and Edwin Mapleson of Cleveland face county authorities after taking a hand car from Nickle Plate tracks in Avon Lake. They rode it on Labor Day until deputies stopped them. Arraigned before Mayor John R. Pipes and remanded to county jail with $100 bonds each.
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Caresterday
Carleton Murrin
Edwin Mapleson
Cleveland
Avon Lake
John R. Pipes
Elyria High School Hand Book Preview
A notebook titled Hand Book of Elyria High School is introduced this morning, promising essential information for students beyond their regular studies. It contains a history of the high school and a directory, serving as a guide for pupils.
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Elyria High School
Pittsfield Man Killed by Auto Near Oberlin
Oberlin dispatch reports Erwin McRoberts of Pittsfield was struck and killed Saturday night near the town hall on Lowth Main street. Driver George Garrett stated a clear roadway existed but the victim stepped into the path. McRoberts, 50, died at Allen Hospital. funeral planned from his Pittsfield home. He was survived by a sister and several siblings.
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Oberlin
Erwin McRoberts
Pittsfield
George Garrett
Graveland Street
Lowth Main Street
McRoberts
Alen Hospital
Neil McRoberts
Pittstelé
Miroc ‘Peard
Andy Edmonds
East Aussia
Phillip McRoberts
Snow Hill
Oberlin College Alum Named Junior High Coach
L. F. Holden, athletic coach at Massillon junior high for two years, reviews Oberlin High prospects. Holden, Oberlin College graduate class of 1925, was elected athletic coach and director of physical education at a summer board of education meeting. His home is in Kiion.
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H. S. Grid
L. F. Holden
Massillon
Oberlin
Higi Holden
Physical
Board of Education
Oberlin College
Kalisttad
Ki Ion
Wellington Town Plans Street Poles In City District
Wellington council decides to install about 35 utility poles in the business district this fall. Total project cost around 3500 dollars with one third paid by abutting property owners and two thirds by the town. The work to begin immediately and poles expected to be set this autumn.
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Wellington
Rotary Presents Golf Award at Noon Luncheon
The Rotary Club luncheon at the Hotel Newell featured Don A. Baird presenting the trophy for the most honest golfer in the recent tournament. Rev. W. C. Fowler received the honor amid applause. President Hurns reported on the Wooster district executive meeting and S. H. Senkre’s talk on crippled children. Dr. R. A. Bevard presided at the piano in Jack Firan's absence.
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Rotary Club
Newell
Don A. Baird
Deane Burny
W. C. Fowler
Hurns
Wooster
S. H. Senkre
Jack Firan
R. A. Bevard
Pharmacists Robbed at Cleveland Drugstore and Store
In Cleveland two elderly men wearing shabby clothes robbed Speer Pharmacy of $800 and fled. Moments later two suspects robbed a different store, tied up a clerk, and escaped with $209, locking him in a rear room.
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Cleveland
O. Sep
Speer
Wile Fiam Pedde
Famtic
Fasiitie Tra Company
Markets Cleveland produce Cleveland O
Cleveland Ohio September 4 market report items include potatoes with varied barrel prices, poultry figures for heavy fowls and leghorn varieties, ducks and geese, and old cocks. Livestock receipts show hogs at 13 to 15 dollars, cattle with steers 8.55 to 10.50 and cows from 7.50 to 13.68, plus calves and sheep with fat lambs up to 13 and fat ewes around 25.00 to 27.
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Cleveland
Kiath
Jersey
Cleveland Livestock
Car Crash Reports and Police Notes Echo Local Streets
Several injuries reported from crashes at West and Huron streets and on Park avenue as vehicles collided with left sides exposed. Citizens including Edith Newstead and George Chesnut were involved. others suffered head injuries and arm fractures. Police noted routine accident responses and a lighthearted remark from Chief Stankard about dressing for the fair.
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Thomas Brumen
Olive Street
Laura Hansom
Winckies Street
Edith Newstead
Winckiles Street
George Chesnut
Erclid Avenue
Cleveland
West
Huron Streets
Fran Berson
Park Avenue
Michigan
Mercelia Reich
Spring Street
Amherst
Lake Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Edward Yeblin
Wes
2 Marine
Yous Yehna
Gratton
Gertrude van Ausdale
West Sth
Court
Third Streets
Charles Gildenmeister
Gildenmeister
Harry Driggs
Fuller Road
Elyria High School Handbook Announces Innovation
School officials outline the organization of the school and courses and provide details on student activities and conduct. The Elyria high school opens with football practice underway for a ten‑game schedule. Suits were issued Saturday and the first practice began yesterday. Athletic classes start Thursday. Dental and medical polices open early next week, per officials.
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Elyria High School
Death Record for Robert Burger at Memorial Hospital
Robert Burger of 434 Fifteenth Street died at Memorial hospital after a brief illness. He was 55 years old. He leaves wife Anna two sisters Mrs No vack and Miss Burger of Grafton and one brother John Cleveland Burger of ? Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 PM at Sudro Funeral Home with burial in Grafton cemetery.
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Rosert Burger
Robert Burger
Fifteenth Street
Memorial Hospital
Anna
Novack
Miss Burger
Grafton
John Cleveland Burger
Sudro Funeral
Birkner
Yellow Bird Monoplane Heads for Africa Flight
From Lebourger Field, sergeants Jean Asselant and Hene LeFevre begin a lone distance flight in the Yellow Bird monoplane. They planned a direct New York route but will reportedly fly to the Azores, with government records noting Lebourget to Dakar as the official path. Prepared for trans Atlantic travel, the craft is fueled for 30 hours and stocked with provisions.
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Lebourger Field
Jean Asselant
Hene LeFevre
New York
Azoras
Lebourget
Dakar
Africa
City Council Meeting Tonight After Month Break
The council plans to convene tonight after a monthlong recess. Officials expect routine business to be addressed as they return from holiday with no major agenda items announced.
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Cuty
Expenditure details loom in governor race filings
The article cites Beatty and Lewis in Franklin county facing preliminary actions over expense reports for the gubernatorial primary. Beatty’s figures show engraving and printing at 864 dollars, public utilities investigations at 3946.25, postage 34, railroad transport 51, total 4925.35, with 110 dollars unpaid. Turner notes the filings may still trigger further information. Lewis seeks time to submit a revised statement to clarify discrepancies, possibly dismissing charges if resolved. A marble table in Yugoslavia commemorates the world war assassins.
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Beatts
Turners Information
Beatty
Turner Bar Beatty
East Liverpool
Sintiizr
Tarner
Yo Lewis
Fchairman
Franklin County
Sec
Common Pleas
Daona Reynolds
Lewis
Turner
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