Elyria Riding Club Plans Second Show at Lorain Fair
The Elyria Riding Club announced plans for another riding show at the Lorain County Fairgrounds in October following the successful Monday night event held with the fair’s night show. Charles J. Crehore praised the first show as a strong start and noted its potential to become a regular fair feature, with many prizes won by local youths across divisions such as Ponies under 14 hands and various gaited classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Riding Club
Charles J. Crehore
Crehore
Lorain
Berea
Bilyria
Joseph Baker
Sonny Boy
Nancy Susbee
Riding Club
Snip
Barbara Suppes
Betty Jane
Holton Wagner
Dr. EE. P. Clement
Prince Dare
Charles Crehore
Margie
MacDonald
Hileen Baker
E. P. Clement
Bobs
Mrs. Harold
Voting Machine Display At Courthouse Demonstration
Visitors and courthouse employees viewed a voting machine on display in the corridor. The unit, used in 2000 communities nationally, replaces the Ohio ballot method and is now legal after a recent law change. Proponents say it aids voting, counts all votes by closing polls, and could eliminate about half of the county's 137 precincts if adopted. The machine will remain on view for public demonstration.
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United States
Ohio
New York
Death Record for George W. Elldery at 73
George W. Elldery aged seventy three died suddenly at his daughter Mrs Lester D Obitts home on Sugar Ridge yesterday afternoon September 4. He had lived in the area for five years. The body was taken to Taylors Funeral Home pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Elldery
Lester D. Obitts
Sugar Ridge
Elldery
Taylor
Declare War On Loafers
Chief E J Stankard ordered all officers to stop youths from loafing and congregating on sidewalks and building steps citywide after reports of nuisance behavior. Bananas peels melon rinds and junk were left on the steps of St Johns Lutheran Church at West Broad and West avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Stankard
St. John’s Lutheran Church
West Broad Street
West Avenue
Antiquity warfare described as bloody and fierce
The text states that ancient warfare was more bloody than modern battles despite lacking gunpowder. It notes that fights tended to be near single combats with armies drawn in lines and fierce intensity rarely seen today.
Discoveries at Herculaneum Unearth Wood Statues and Furnishings
Excavators uncover wooden statues and remarkably preserved furniture and household utensils at Herculaneum, revealing daily life artifacts from ancient times. The finds highlight ancient craft and domestic practices, offering new insights into Pompeian era living.
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Herculaneum
Court actions flood local docket with diverse suits
A $5,000 personal injury suit from Avon claims an automobile collision on Detroit Road on July 27, 1929, between John Porto of Cleveland and Arthur Walton of Toledo. Other filings include appeals from Home Furniture Co judgments of 187.15 to C. S. Stewart and 183.05 to Sidway-Toplif? Company, plus notes and judgments involving Lorain Lumber Co, Anna Boka, Horace Richardson, Earle Seeley, Albert Crellath, Louis Rahrig, Cora Carstenson, and Anton Chapin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
John Porto
Cleveland
Arthur Walton
Toledo
Detroit
Justice Court
Home Furniture Company
Common Pleas Court
The
Furniture Company
C. S. Stewart
Sidway-Toplif?f Company
Lorain Lumber Company
Anna Boka
Horace Richardson
Lorain
Earle Seeley
Albert Crellath
Louis Rahrig
Norwalk Jeweler Reports Ring Swindle
A Norwalk jeweler found a ten cent diamond ring had replaced a $150 solitaire after a man and woman visited the store to view rings. He alerted police and Elyria police were asked to watch for the middle aged pair. Descriptions were supplied. The couple entered requesting to look at rings and swapped the rings before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Elyria
Three Ask Divorces Filed in Common Pleas Court
Three divorce suits were filed in common pleas court yesterday. Sarah Barth seeks a divorce from Isadore Barth for gross neglect of duty. They married in 1926 and have one child. Odie Breeden of Lorain sues Ruth Breeden for gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. married in 1925. Bertha Baldwin of Elyria petitions for divorce from Basil Baldwin charging gross neglect of duty. married in 1903 with five children aged 21 to nine.
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Common Pleas Court
Sarah Barth
Isadore
Odie Breeden
Lorain
Ruth Breeden
Bertha Baldwin
Elyria
Basil Baldwin
Disturbance Reported on Dennison Avenue
Police logged two disturbances on Dennison Avenue Wednesday night. A 1 pm call described a disturbance near Park Avenue. A later complaint said a man near 235 Dennison Avenue was apparently demented and harassing residents. Officers could not locate the source of the trouble.
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Dennison Avenue
Park Avenue
Forfeit four games in industrial indoor loop
Four Y M C A Industrial League baseball teams refused to play due to heat illness and travel, resulting in four forfeited games. Columbia Steel, Willys-Overland, Peerless Laundry, and General Industries recorded victories by forfeit as their opponents withdrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Steel
Steel and Tubes
Willys-Overland Boys
Perry-Fay
Elyria Bankers
Peerless Laundry
Harshaw Chemists
General Industries
Local Church News and School Staffing in Columbia
Sept 5 report notes Baptist Mission Circle event for Sept 11 and the call of Rev. Harold Halderman as pastor. Also lists Labor Day visiting relatives and announces Columbia Public Schools teachers, grades, and bus drivers for the year with several names and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Neva Henke
Baptist Mission Circle
The
Baptist Church
Harold Halderman
Lancaster
Ohio
D. Hunter
O. D. Gilpin
Ross Hoffman
Christie
Clarksburg
Virginia
Napoleon
Lucille Churchward
John Crum
Robert Painter
P. W. Heineman
Carl Mayer
Ernest Reisinger
Wm. Mayer
Leslie Barber
Oberlin Shower Highlights Ella Pope’s Fall Wedding
Miss Ruth Grant hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Ella Pope of Oberlin in honor of her September 7 marriage to Philip Ellenberge of Cleveland. Guests played bridge, bouquets and gifts were exchanged, refreshments served, and further entertainments planned for later today and this evening.
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Oberlin
Ruth Grant
East College Street
Ella Pope
Philip Ellenberge
Cleveland
Miss Pope
Berda “Ayden
Lakewood
Community Hospital notes and local reunions in Berea
A string of local updates from Berea and West View cover hospital recoveries at Community Hospital Berea including patients Bert Rothel and others, a new baby named Consuella Iona, family reunions along West River Road, and visits from relatives in Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Social events include Ladies Aid meetings, a birthday surprise for Mr Hoare, and multiple church and civic activities with diverse local residents and visitors.
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Berea
Charles Stephens
George Stinchcomb
Consuella Iona
Hattie Stevens
Carl
Elmer Evans
Pittsburgh
Mr. Evans
I. W. Osborne
West River Road
Bert Rothel
Community Hospital
Mary Walker
Orra Walker
Joel Hall
Dover
Columbia Cemetery
Perry Hathaway
John Russler
Marion
Ohio
Frank Hollacher
Elmer Hill
Cleveland
J. D. Dickson
Lakewood
Ladies Aid and Woman's Home Mission Societies
Vida Martin
Florence King
France
Fairhome School
Lorain
Krueger
Copopa
Cedar Point
Walker
Lyman Hitchcock
Columbus
Ada Lowry Stuart
Middlesex
Massachusetts
Warren Harrington
Stuart
West View
Clara Hutchinson
Doris
Leland Hutchinson
Frank Miers
Dorothy Williams
Venday
Atlanta
Georgia
Silar Dosle
Florence Putt
Detroit
F. G. Wuerthele
Ned Watson
Marion Lee
Cosherton
Forest Ives
Roy Dertman
Irving Dunford
Edwards
Michigan
Jacob Vigt
Indiana
Only a single horse ceo remains in Cologne race tale
A clue filled note says only one horse ceo survives in Cologne of twenty that once ran in the Rhenish inviropo lis, marking a stark reduction from the field and hinting at a troubled event or retirement within the local racing scene.
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Cologne
Rhenish Inviropolis
Markets Cleveland Butter Eggs Poultry and Potatoes
Markets report in Cleveland shows butter extras at 48 to 49 cents per pound, extra firsts at 43 to 44 cents, seconds 42 to 43 cents, eggs firsts and ordinaries around 29 cents per dozen, poultry prices across fowls broilers leghorns and ducks, and Ohio New Jersey potatoes at about 4.60 to 4.65 per 160 pound sack.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New Jersey
Livestock Quotations From U S Department For Today
Cleveland market summary lists hogs cattle and sheep quot variances. Hogs 10.00 to 11.50, 90 to 130 lbs 10.00 to 10.25, sow prices 8.75 to 9.25. Cattle beef steers 9.00 to 10.50, beef cows 6.75 to 8.00, low cutters 5.00 to 6.50. Sheep fat lambs top 13.75, ewes 13.25 to 13.75 or 6.00 to 6.50 for bulk. Numbers reflect Federal market data.
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Cleveland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Market Report Shows Fresh Produce Prices on Columbus Wholesale Lot
Carrot supplies were uniform on the Columbus wholesale produce market with heavy homegrown stock. Prices include Duchess apples $1.50–$2 per bushel, Grimes $2.25–$2.50 for 2 1 2 inch, beets 75¢–$1.25 per bushel, cantaloupes 250, tip tops $2.25–$3, honeyballs $1.75 flats, cauliflower $2.50–$3, Thompson seedless $1.35–$1.50, Concords 25¢ quart, lemons $13–$15 per box, peaches $2.50–$3, Bartlett pears $3.09, Colorado peas $4–$4.50, Italian prunes $1.25, Virginia sweet potatoes $4–$4.50 per barrel, $2 per hamper, with no change in eggs, dressed poultry or butter.
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Columbus
Duchess
Grimes
Rockyford
Elbertas U. S
Ohio
Bartlett
Colorado
Virginia
Market Report Hog Receipts Mixed As Pigs Fall
Hog receipts 600 with market pigs lower while hogs stay steady. Heavy pigs bring 10.00 to 10.50, mediums 10.50 to 11.00, workers 9.50 to 10.00, pigs 9.00 to 9.50. Cattle calf and sheep markets described as light receipts and steady.
Chicago Market Prices for Farm Goods Report
CHICAGO MARKET UPDATE shows butter at 44c for extras and 40 43c for firsts, eggs with extra firsts around 37c and 35 36c for firsts, poultry steady, wheat No 2 red at 1.29 25, corn No 1 mixed at 1.02 34, oats No 3 white 46 1v 12c, rye no sales, barley 32 62c, timothy seed 3 4 34. Cloverseed quoted at 14 25 22 1/2%.
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Chicago
Minneapolis grain market prices and shipments report
Unchanged shipments listed at 51,639 with various grain prices including Bran at 28.09 to 28.50, Wheat No 1 northern at 1.25 to 1.50, Corn No 3 yellow at 97 to 98 cents, Oats No 3 white at 43 3-4 to 44 1-4 cents, and Flax No 1 at 2.70 1-2 to 2.93 1-2. Continuous grain price figures reflect December and May values.
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Minneapolis
Hay Market New York Receipts and Prices
The Hay Market in New York reports 35 cars received. Market is slow and unchanged with large bales. Timothy and light mixed No 2 brings 25 26 dollars, No 3 and poorer 23 24. Small bales Timothy and light mixed No 2 22 24, No 3 and poorer 13 20. Heavy mixed clever No 3 to 1 15 23.
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New York
Timothy
Light
Eaton Miss Fay Longdon Returns From Washington DC
Miss Fay Longdon returned home Saturday after spending the summer in Washington DC. Mr. and Mrs. A A Dutness returned from a Niagara Falls trip with their daughter and her husband. Mr and Mrs Thomas Robinson of Cleveland visited. Mrs Fred Phelps hosted her parents from Union City PA as guests. Russell Graham entertained guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Graham and son Jack from Windsor Canada and others from Lakewood and Cleveland. Ralph Denish and family from Oberlin were also visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Foster
Yellowstone National Park
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Harry Dolan
Pittsburgh
California
F. M. Thrall
H. W. Keighley
Howard Cole
Wheeling
West Va
Earl Stanley
Leila Holloway
Ottumwa
Iowa
Elizabeth Chapin
Ruggles Beach
Chicago
Chapin
Cleveland Clinic
Oscar Hubbard
Baltimore
G. D. Hubbard
John Hopkins University
Roy Beckett
Ohio
Margaret Yocom
Bowling Green College Library
Thomas Willis
Hugh
Marengo
Alma Williams
Elmwood Place
Marion
Ind
Janice MacLennan
Iris. MacLennan
Akron
C. C. Parsons
Michigan
Margaret Lall
Missouri
Forest Ives
John Vogt
Ives
Williard van Dyke
Fred van Dyke
Cleveland
Gordon Bartter
Grafton Band
Spencer
Frank Hoare
Mabel Hales
Dessie Klingman
Jorn Klingman
Glenn Beaumont
Baldwin-Wallace College
Henry Lehning
Arlene and
Rheba
van Wert
Lebbie
Anna Martin
Clifford Hales
West View
Oscar Stelter
Walter Krebs
Norwalk
Wilhelmina Hales
Sterling & Welsh Co
John Klingman
Geneva
Middlefield
Hinckley
Brooklyn
Berea
Columbia
Mr. Klingman
Frank Hore
Hinckler
Frank Beasel
Community Hospital
Mondar
Methodist Church
Cambridge
Markey
Myron Fuller
Beebetown
Ber
The
Baptist Church
Jay Jasper
Alexander Mollason
Mollason
Elyria
Cgert Rothel
Charles Rothel
Damascus
Fred Rothel
Martin Foliey
Ami Smith
Fay Longdon
Washington, D. C
Jack and
Raymond Steinle
Elmer Jeglie
A. J. Lattig
Olin Durkee
George Spitzer
Grafton
A. A. Dutness
Niagara Falls
Thomas Robinson
Fred Phelps
Union City
Pennsylvania
Russell Graham
Charles Graham
Jack
Rose Pilkington
Windsor
Canada
Martin Graham
Nellie Ziets
Charles
Lorna Mezill
Lakewood
Ralph Denish
Oberlin
Weekend Guests and Local Notices From Hinckley
A crowded social scene unfolds with visits from Splete family and others returning to Collin wood and Columbus. Many guests attend church events, motor trips through West Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee, and family gatherings. The Grange shifts to Monday for annual inspection with Frank Major in attendance. Local youths plan Baldwin Wallace University entry. Community announcements include church meetings, missionary society, and prize results at the county fair with H. Hoskin and Ed Symon among winners.
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Ernest Splete
Laure
W. F
Oregon
Charles Eicher
Charles Jr
Esther
Columbus
H. A. Eicher
Rothern
Grange
Frank Major
Hester
Maude Humphrey
Elyria
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennesee
Mammouth Cave
Ila Marie Sayers
James Sayers
Fields
Laree
Myra Daniel
J. D. Dickson
Lakewood
Pierce
David Hawke
Bert Montague
Margaret Mason
Albert Parks
Omaha
Marjorie Mason
Chicago
Sue Rawson
Leslie McNelly
Eustis
Florida
Hershal Hicks
Camp Perry
Hicks
Georgia
Ida Klinect
Charles Gest
Belden
Grace Lutheran Church
E. C. Unnewehr
Berea
Ford Hill
Pierce's
Carl Tite
James Gourley
Cleveland
Minnie Lowe
Robert Splete
Baldwin-Wallace University
Hinckley
Stronger’s Grove
W. W W. Walker
N. J. Kohli
Mary Ellen
Chatham
John Russler
Agosta
Ohio
Cc. Pierce
H. L. Tite
Ida Kinnect
Elizabeth Cousins
Grafton
Harry Benford
David Hall
Misionary Society
Harold Carpenter
Ridgeville
Floyd de Long
Spencer
Stanley Wolf
Our Grange
N. J. Hoskin
Ed Symon
Hugh Peachey
Bernard Cowley
South Euclid
Three Suits For $4,447 Filed In Common Pleas
Three suits totaling 4447 were filed in common pleas court today by members of the Rising family against Elizabeth Merriman of 333 Princeton street Eluris for damages from a automobile accident on July 3 1929 Marie Rising seeks 3000 for injuries from a crash at Princeton and Park Avenue Carolyne Rising a minor is also suing for 1000 mother sues for 447 to recover damages to her car and medical bills for her family.
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Common Pleas Court
Rising
Elizabeth Merriman
Princeton Street
Eluris
Marie Rising
Charles Rising
Princeton
Park Evenue
Carolyne Rising
Face Mayor On Traffic Charges
Five men appeared in police court on transport related offenses. Stewart and Kish admitted riding a freight train and were fined five dollars plus costs. Kay and Rasmussen denied or postponed cases over traffic light crashes at Broad and Court streets. O'Donnell pleaded guilty to crashing the same light and paid two dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Stewart
New York City
William Kish
Rockport
Albert Kay
Broad and
Court Streets
G. S. Rasmussen
Richard O'Donnell
Searchers Find Wreckage. All Aboard Are Dead
A missing airliner was found in a lava strewn, rugged West air route region east of Twin Buttes eight miles from San Francisco. Planes, Indian scouts, and ranchers aided the hunt. reports from a rural carrier and Navajo and Zuni trackers confirmed the crash. Transcontinental Air Transport officials announced the ship’s discovery and confirmed the fatalities. The crash site sits amid 10,000 foot snow crowned mountains and vast forested plateaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Henderson
San Francisco
Twin Buttes
Here
Navaho
Zuni
McGaffey
Long
Santa Fe Railroad
Transcontinental Air Transport
Albuquerque
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Rex
Mrs. Silsbee
Baby
Nancy
Polly Dare
Marion Crehbore
Minstrel Maid
Eileen Baker
Dr. EB. P. Clement
Pony Boy
A. C. Hudnutt
Marion Crehore
Dr. E. P. Clement
P. O
Cleveland News
Oberlin Mhs
Esther Alf Len
North Park Street
Christchurch
William Powers
Morgan Street
Erwin Worcester
College Place
Ladies Aid Society
M. EB. Church
Miss Crowell
Harper
Bath
Maine
H. V. Zahm
Otto Kelly
Charleston
W. Va
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Livestock
Minneapolis Grain
Joseph Askins
Lima
Japan
Seattle
Amherst Eagles
Yma
Ercolin
Eberts
Broad Street
Aliso
O'Donnell Paint& Wall Paper Co
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