Two Local Youths Slated To Face Serious Charge
Juvenile officers prepared to charge two Elyria youths for contributing to the delinquency of a 15 year old girl. The case centers on a supposed elopement and a boy who ingested potassium permanganate after a junk-yard incident. Police say the boy is on probation for past break ins in Sheffield Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Bins
Carl Curtis
Elyria
Cleveland
Berlin Road
Lmits
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sheffield Lake
Injured Exiled King's Son Dies in Auto Crash
In Miami on Sept 6 the Count of Covadonga, 3 year old son of the exiled King of Spain, died in a hospital after an early morning automobile accident in which he was injured.
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Miami
Fla
Covadonga
Spain
Elyman Awarded Membership In Merit Club
Elyman, a service manager for the J. R. Dall Motor Cenes, is among four men in the Cleveland district named to Ford’s Merit Club for meeting service requirements. He will attend the Ford convention of service managers in Atlantic City as a guest, joining colleagues from four branches for a week.
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T OR
Schouneman
J. R. Dall Motor Cenes
Cleveland
Ford Company
Merit Club
Atlantic
Ford Co
Ser
United States
Eanger
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Local car crashes report across Elyria area items
Police report multiple Saturday and Sunday crashes around Lorain Avenue Middle Avenue and Route 202. Drivers including Ralph Carrick Johny Gantz and L W Allils damaged cars. one man, Frank Riddles, fell into a ditch after a turn error. Four people from Detroit Evanston were treated after a Route 18 collision near Wellington. Thomas Kilbane of Cleveland was fined for intoxication after an arrest near Vermilion-on-the-Lake. An English radiator cap campaign notes automotive fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Carrick
Water Street
Carrick
Johny Gantz
Fi. D. 2
Lorain
L. W. Allils
King Avenue
Lodi
Lake Avenue
Frank Riddles
St View
Blake Street
Ey A. Slimerich
Detroi
West Avenue
BE. W. Bevdle
Avon Lake
Paul Brunsky
Adams Street
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Falls Clinic
Wellington
George Bowe
Detroit
Walter Emerson
Evanston
Multiple Local Deaths Reported in Elyria Area
Obituary notices detail deaths in Elyria and surrounding towns. Hannah M Pillivant of Lorain County died at Elyria Memorial Hospital aged 70, survivors include six sons and numerous grandchildren. services held at Sudre Curtis Funeral Home. Other notices list John Winson Sr of South Amherst dying after illness, Hattie Dunn of Elyria, Clara F Phiel of Elyria, and Maude F Dundee of Elyria with funeral arrangements and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah M. Pillivant
Glovercourt
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
George
Grafton
Albert
Columbus
Richard
Toledo
Sudre-Curtis Funeral Home
Edwin B. Redhead
Ridgelawn
South Amherst
John Winson
East Main Street
Derbyshire
England
Louisa
John
Elyda
Alfred
Amherst
Jacob Kolb
Alex Garland
Maria i Bruce
E. A. White
Vincent
Sarah Thompson
Deha Road
Alec Flowers
William
Evergreen Cemetery
74 Year Old Man Held In County Jail
An Elyria man 24 years old is held in the county jail with another Elyrian 27 sought for prosecution on statutory charges involving three girls aged nine to 12. Deputy Rodman Douglas reports a signed confession from the older man. The younger man allegedly fled the state. Also noted is the death of Mrs M Horn in Sydney Australia at 105 leaving 75 descendants including 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyrian
Rodman Douglas
Douglas
M. Horn
Sydney
Australia
Letter Written 100 Years Ago Reveals Family Farm History
William B. Richmond of Elyria discusses a September 1638 letter from Riley to John Richmond of LaGrange now in the family heirlooms. The note, folded with the address on the back, bears a 10 cent paid inscription in ink and mentions the LaGrange farm passing through the Richmond line for 115 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Richmone
John Richmond
LaGrange
Riley
Cuyihoga Falls
John Richmond W. Wiliam
Richmond
William Richmond
George Ruichmotsl
William
John
George
William B. Richmond
Elyria
Freeman
Avon
John Rymond
Lily B. Yeamans
Oberlin
Ohio NCMBET hearing on ad agency reforms continues
Miss Jane Hoey, director of the board's Bureau of Public Aid, testifies on repeated efforts by Ohio officials to improve administrative standards. She cites frequent rejections of aid applications without explanation and accuses the state ads of manipulation for political ends amid hardship among aged and needy applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Jane Hoey
Othe Board
Bureau of Public Avsdvice
Tevete
Training and nursery school sessions amid county education program
The article notes a schedule for vendors and county office use in the Washington School building. Twenty one teachers attended a training clash in Akron to prepare for the wars. The county WPA educates nursery schools with two starting sessions in Elyria and Oberlin, about 30 children enrolled at each site. Families with limited income must be approved before children join classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Schol
Akron
WPA
Fram Eise
Oper
Elyria
Oberlin
Wen
Lorain County veterans reunite with officers elected
Lorain County veterans gathered for a reunion with Lindsey of Elyria presiding at the local chapter. Thomas Bruce of Amherst served as vice president and Bradley of Elyria as secretary, with Charles Tremaine and E. E. Harris of London as trustees. A memorial service was held Sunday, a banquet with Congressman John McSweeney as speaker Sunday night, and the final business meeting Monday morning. E. H. Ellis was elected state president and Tayton named city for the 1939 reunion. A Lorain County chapter meeting to formally present the charter was announced, followed by an intensive campaign for new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradier
Lorain
Tayton
Lorain County
School enrollment climbs with kindergarten day added
At Tord School 215 students enrolled, up 26 from opening day last year. Allen School reached 130 without the kindergarten, which opens this afternoon. Edison School shows 151 enrolled, two more than last year without the kindergarten and 17 fewer with it. Other elementary figures follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tord School
Allen
Edison School
Fined By Mayor For Intoxication in Town Meeting
A string of intoxication fines were issued this morning by Mayor Joseph Petro. William Kunitz of North Maple Street paid $2 and costs after being advised by Patrolman H. J. Indicett to go home and failing to do so. Theodore Rudmick of 428 East River Street also paid $2 and costs after police found him asleep in the grass along Quincy Street following a cab call. Carl Rupp of 14 West Bridge Street was fined for intoxication after arrest in Cascade Park. Edward Rasner and others faced similar charges as police reported several intoxication incidents from late Friday into Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Indicett
Willian Kuenitz
North Maple Street
Joseph Q . Petro
Kunitz
Broad Street
Indivett
Kunis
Theodore Rudmick
East River Street
Quincy Street
Edward Hegenboon
Quincey
Carl Rupp
West Bridge Street
Cascade Park
Edward Rasner
3 Street
N Street
Stone
E J. Stankard
Estoue
View Of New Road Approach To Bridge At Lorain
A view of the new road approach for the high level bridge built in Lorain is described. County Engineer H. L Dune and county officials discuss the approach while appraisers Ford and Bullies frame the Stan of and oversee the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
H. L Dune Geard
Ford
Frank Bullies
P Jos
Stan
Fire crews correct location after grass blaze
Reported fire location confusion led responders to wrong area before a grass fire in the south end of the American Rolle yard on Filbert Street was confirmed. Fire spread from a discarded cigarette and was confined to a yard corner. firefighters extinguished the flames and noted the miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeFrre
Rolle
Xard
Filbert Street
Student Nurses Sponsor Rummage Sale at Elyria Memorial
Announcement from Elyria Memorial hospital student nurses says they will hold a rummage sale on Wednesday at the hospital site on West Avenue near the Embassy, with proceeds for their program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
West Avenue
Fire destroys plant in Coshocton
Firefighters reported a blaze consuming the Meredith Canvas Specialty plant in Coshocton yesterday. The fire started from a defective wire in a garage, destroying the advertising firm’s plant and causing extensive damage.
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Coshocton
t.Pi
Meredith Canvas Specialty On
School enrollments show declines across several elementary schools
McKinley School records the largest drop with 381 students, down 45 from last year. Franklin, Hamilton, Ely, Gates, and Roosevelt all post reductions while Garford gains due to an added eighth grade class formerly at Washington School. Total handicapped enrollment stands at 42, with 12 fewer than opening day last year. Maston urges early enrollment to protect state funding tied to daily attendance.
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McKinley
Franklin
Hamilton
Ely
Gates
Roosevelt
Minderson
Garford
Washington School
Ely School
Franklin School
Gates Hospital
Maston
Ohio School Foundation
Cleveland Man Held for Investigation After Car Crash
Police detain Robert Hailey 26 of 2370 East Tit Street Cleveland after a midnight crash at Cleveland Street and Bellefield Avenue. Hailey and two girls fled then surrendered at headquarters where William Hailey and others were also held. Officers fired in air to stop fleeing suspect. Hailey claimed federal trouble.
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Robert Hailey
East Tit Street
Cleveland
Edward Stankard
Fred Bongs
Cleveland Street
Bellefield Avenue
William Hailey
Hubert Hailey
Hailey
James Faulhaber
Stankard
Two Youths Fined After Vermilion On The Lake Incident
Two Lakewood youths arrested at Vermilion on the Lake early Sunday evening were arraigned before Justice Preston L. Coen yesterday. Gerald Dooley faced charges of obstructing an officer and was fined 19.55 dollars total. Frank Janosek charged with intoxication was fined 5 dollars, or 14.48 dollars with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Kilbane
West 48Th Street
Cleveland
Preston LL. Coon
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Lakewood
Preston L. Coen
Gerald Dooley
Frank Janosek
Two Fined For Reckless Driving in Amherst
Willard Kreeger of 870 South Main street Amherst was fined $3 and costs for reckless driving on Huron street and failure to stop at West Bridge street. The charge stemmed from a patrol incident involving a car with Reense plates registered to Sue Korim of 242 Woodford avenue. Police said the driver showed an ugly attitude toward officers. The other two involved received fines for reckless driving and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeks Leso
Mayer Joseph Q Petro
Steve Two
Tsth
Broad
Wan
Lode
Lake Avenue
Korim
Woodford Avenue
Willard Kreeger
South Main Street
Amherst
Huron Street
West Bridge Street
Paul @ulmer
CC. Garrison
Man Intervenes as Wife Fails in Apparent Poison Plot
Police report says Mrs. Litlian Lehmauk, 23, of 649 Second Street attempted self harm at 2 am Sunday. Timely return of her husband thwarted the plan as he found her on the floor with gas from an unlit kitchen range. A note she authored was found nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litlian Lehmauk
Second Street
Kiehert
Court actions and civil filings in Pittsfield court house
In And About The Court House Pittsfield reports a theft case involving claimed stolen chickens and a divorce suit filed by Martha Willard against Roy Willard on cruelty grounds. The parties married December 28, 1937 and she seeks restoration of her maiden name Martha His-Tsung. Federal naturalization officers examined about twenty applicants for citizenship who had withdrawn applications with the clerk of courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Willard
Roy Willard
Martha His- Tsung
Federal
Sounty Commission Awards Resurfacing Contract to Hart
Sounty commissioners awarded H. J. Hart of Elyria the East Loram street and College street resurfacing project to Oberlin. The one mile contract totaled 3877 dollars and was the only bid received. Hart was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hart
Elyria
Loram Street
College Street
Oberlin
Hart
Oberlin Couple Wed In Out Of Town Ceremony
Esther Wood of Yor reports a marriage between Miss Eelth Hemneelorn and George Sequait in New York, with Oberlin connections noted. The bride, a Oberlin High School graduate, and groom, a Stines Brut Shop manager, will reside at Spencer Court after a ceremony attended by local relatives.
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Oberlin
Eelth Hemneelorn
Agnes Maodini
George Sequait
WSU
H. Snuta
Bree
Rand
Dora Vonsir
Misa Bolas
Gosta Aid Carr
Gievune
Trincehory
Theodore Prancebert Latier
Prin Fedbow
Guesal
Agnes Pre.cobert
Tie Dima
Foow
Bunig
South Euelse
Amd
Mos Toms
New York
Miss Alice Parker Weds William Pleasnick at Warsaw Ohio
Miss Alice Parker and William Pleasnick quietly united in a September 4 wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs Leonard in Warsaw Ohio. Rex Leonard officiated. The bride wore white taffeta and a lace bolero, carrying a rose bouquet. A wedding dinner followed at Smithfield Inn. The couple will reside at 221 West College Street. Pleasnick works at Fisher Bros. store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aber Moe
Mak
Ou Plegelien
Rew
Mere Leonard
Warsaw
Ohio
Rex Leonard
Smithfield Inn
West College Street
Pleasnick
Fisher Bros
James Murphy Weds Lorain Girl
Miss Bertha Rodin of Lorain married James Murphy son of Mr and Mrs Harry Murphy on a Sunday morning at nine. Rev William Smith on Elm Street conducted the ceremony with Mr and Mrs Russell Krueger as attendants. The couple left on a short moon after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Rodin
Mary Rodin
Lorain
James Murphy
Harry Murphy
South Main Street
Willam Smith
Elm Street
Russell Krueger
Republican Club Plans Thursday Meeting and Local Polls
A Republican Club gathering is set for Thursday with Carl Col Nowsheryiets announced as president. The event aims to discuss support for Teranlicun Party candidates and bonds, with plans for the upcoming poll turnout and coordination among party members and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panesuny
Fd Ding Ahab
Oberlys Inia
Carl Col
Ata
Addelion Po
Navy
Elabar
Mary McGiann
Vier
Pare Culort
Pia J Stone
Dmd Treas
Community Gossip From The Northeast Area
Mrs Ella Gott and daughter Mrs Winifred Alt san Robert of Cleveland visited Greenfield Village with Yeamans. Worcester left Monday to visit her daughter. Mrs Regi Lioster wid fomuis. Mr and Mrs Charles Hallaiter and Mrs W E Hivehinsen returned from a motor trip through New England to Cape Cod and Montreal visiting Baldwinsville and Kingston. Mrs B C Peck of Cleveland returned home after guest time with Mrs Clifton and daughter. Beulah of Kingstreet and local residents attended air races in Cleveland Sunday.
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Greenfield
Yeamans
Ella Gotter
Winifred
Alt San Robert
Cleveland
Irs
Worcester
Ada
Regilioster
Charles Hallaiter
Con Ware
W. E. iHivehinsen
New Prelind States
Cape Cod
Montreal
Baldwinsville
Kingston
N.Y
B.C. Peck
Clifton
Beulah
Kingstreet
Harry Murphy
Russell Krueger
Ohio judge bars mileage for imaginary trips to Columbus
Cun mon Pleas Judge John R. King ruled that Ohio lawmakers cannot collect mileage for imaginary trips between their homes and Columbus. The two part decision orders recovery of 977 dollars paid to a state senator and grants a permanent injunction stopping 21,307 dollars in mileage claims from House members. The suit, filed by Arnett Harbage, notes journals were manipulated to pretend sessions in the interim, with mileage varying by district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John R. King
Ohio
Arnett Harbage
West Jefferson
House of Representatives
Dee
Fairfield County
Ashtabuls
Stors
Harbage
Eben
Domino
J Randall
Jon Inday
Jim Sesseny
Calls Mortician Ends Life After Troubled Call
In Lorain yesterday, Stephenser invited Stephenson to his home at 689 Broad War and told him the light would be ready. Police found Stephenson dead from a revolver shot. funeral arrangements pending. The incident involved Lt. Paul Choser and others from the Lorain Brass and Bronce Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
BO Broidwun
Lorain
Laboom Y
Stephensam
Roses
Paul Choser
Patraleaam Mumford
Stephensol
Tam
Ving
Stepheneen
Weasone
Ando Dadehter
Loram Brass and Bronce Company
Reyee
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John Winson, SR
Hattie Dunn
Eighteenth Street
Dunn
Port Ia
Tennessee
Elyr
Samuel Cage
Yon
Indome & A
Nancy Dunn
Tennessee E
Curtis Funeral Home
Baptis
Reyetshien Heurial
Clara F. Phtel
Clara F Phiel
Phiel
St. Pe Ers
Louss Phiel
Claren
Mrs
Darrell Johnson
Maude F Dubngon
Darrell T. N
Brooktreet
Sne
Cleveline Jung
Eagles
Anna Bruehler
C. R. Hurd
Melvill Smith
Motte Suter
Seattle
Washington
Fred and
Edward Bruehler
Charles
Detroit, Mich
Philip
California
Sickel Funeral Home
Frank Hocks
First Methodist Church
Fudge Hill Menorial Park
Blue Bird Restaurant
Bluebird
Ncmbet
Aeeaen
Weed
Aumber
G. J. O'Connor
13Th St
LOU Hom
Athassa
Sprl P
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Ders
SGU
Palslay
Squbael Waskes
Peter
Sieka
IF. A. Humphrey
Optometrist
Middle Ave
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
V. Cullerton
Pittsfield
Sheriff Department
Elyria Memourial Hospital
Esther Wood
Edith Princehorn
Alice Parker
William Pleasnick
Republican Club
Audi
Loyeeeras
Sri
Don Campbell
Oborkin
Bripes
Bulletin
City Cab Co. Brown
Blue Star
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Bridge Street
Bailey Market
Wisconsin
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