Former Officer Fined In Police Court Dispute
Former city patrolman M. P. Srabb was convicted in police Court this morning of disorderly conduct and fined $10 and costs by Major James A. Hewitt. The charge, filed by Charles Reisinger on June 3, stemmed from Srabb allegedly striking and abusing his former landlord. The case, pending since June, led to Grubb being suspended from the Elyria police department after testimony from Reisinger and Bree witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Srabb
Sondurt
James A. Hewitt
Srabb
Charles Reisinger
Grubb
Reisinger
Elyria
Bree
Adventists To Hold World Conference in Springfield Mass
Adventists plan the Worlds General Conference in Springfield Massachusetts from Sept 25 to Oct 1 with delegates from every state and Canada Europe South America Asia Africa and the West Indies. Rev C V Lexen Ohio conference president will head the Ohio delegation. F H Robbins presides Columbia Union Conference leading church leaders and officers attending the event. The program emphasizes foreign missions and calls for qualified missionaries from Ohio to serve abroad. The Columbia Union, including Maryland New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia plus the District of Columbia, contributed 322 612 to foreign missions last year.
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F. H. Robbins
Columbia Union Conference
Ohio
Tb World
Springfe'd
Mass
Orr
Canada
Europe
South America
Asia
Africa
West
C. V. Lexeb
Orgenizz
Church Thew
Columbia
Marland
New Jersey
Pennnsylvania
Virginia
West Virmie
District of Columbia
Foreign Missions
Gotg
E. Meldmiss
Nei
Educa
Christman
Tary
W. A. Svicer
Board Signs Personnel and Music Lesson Plan at Oberlin High
The school board approved hiring an additional janitor at the high school. Oberlin Conservatory will supply private music teachers for grade schools at 45 cents per lesson, aiming to improve the high school musical program. Board renewed insurance on all school bonds at 362 dollars for two years and saved 1475 by removing cracking in Ely school boilers.
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Cn i
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Maston
Gui
Zeiion
Ely
Campaign Meeting Sparks Enthusiasm for Election Drive
A local gathering discussed organizing a campaign for November 6, with J. D. Yoem of Ohio and pastors from Amherst Eaton Elsra Loram and others urging ideas to build public support. Speakers offered guidance on methods to create enthusiasm, and the meeting adjourned with a call of the chairman for a future assembly.
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Carr
Cystematra
Ces
Woanimeus
J. D. Yoeom
Oheri
Hey. Wiseman
Geo. Haan Beriain
Elsra
Pets
Amherst
Eicher
Eaton
D. W. Rogers
Loram
City issues three building permits the past three days
Three building permits issued including Riwawage Ice Cream Co for a frame shop and store room on East Broad Street, Mane Von Dake for a 315" garage at 2165 Hanzinton Street, and Henry Heidtich for a garage on Cornell Avenue. Also report sees grand jury bound over James Kelse on a mortgage fraud charge and a street collision injuring James Gribre.
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Riwawage Ice Cream Co
Buld
East Broad Street
Mane von Dake
Hanzinton Street
Henry Heidtich
Bald & G
Ces
Cornell "Avenue
Reckless Driving Fine In Ciersiend Case
Ernest Lorrens of Ciersiend was fined 55 dollars and costs after a drunken driving arrest. Police court records show Lorrens was cited for reckless driving and fined by Justice H chars. The Lake department details unclear due to damaged text.
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Ernest Lorrens
Ciersiend
Chars Lorrane
Imperial Treasurer of Masonic Frive Dies at Home
An official described as the imperial treasurer of a major Masonic group died at his home today at age 72. He was among the most renowned Masons in the United States, with a career spanning several decades. The report notes his long service and high standing within the fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
Hrive
Brown
Tsago Ang
Hughes Elected Fourth World Court Judge in Geneva
Danish news reports Hughes has been elected as the fourth World Court Judge in Geneva. The decision highlights ongoing international judicial cooperation and confirms the nominee’s prior legal credentials and public service record. The vote underscores diplomatic support and signals a steady path for future court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Geneva
Ford Firm For Prohibition Speech Causes Debate
A distorted transmission discusses Henry Ford's stance on prohibition opposing the federal ban and the Eighteenth Amendment. It notes Ford’s support for Hoover, doubts about enforcement, and claims production trends. The fragment hints at fears of liquor resuming after repeal and references modern life pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Hoover
Ferd
Saigon
Mare Improvement at Wadeet Police Headquarters
Police authorities in Wadeet report progress on a mare improvement project at the city police headquarters. The effort aims to enhance animal handling facilities and related operations within the precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadeet
Knife Toting Girls Stir Grasco Workers in Slum Areas
An article portrays young women carrying knives as a rising problem for Grascow officials. It describes mobs parading with hidden daggers and says these women, largely from slum communities, are seen as violent and degraded. It claims mock marriages in backstreet elums and a chilling pledge between partners.
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Gener
Africa
Elums
Mosaic Floor From Fifth Century Church East of Jerusalem
British School of Archaeology digs at Kian Elahmy six miles east of Jerusalem uncover a well preserved mosaic. The site is the fifth century monastery of St. Euthymius, a core Orthodox stronghold in Palestine after the Chalcedon controversy. The mosaic unearthed thus far hints at the church floor construction.
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Jerusalem
Kian Elahmy
St. Euthymius
Palestine
Chalcedon
Markets Fall Over Mixed Ohio and Chicago Prices
Market notes from Cleveland and Columbus show receipts and bids for produce including beans cantaloupes celery peaches prunes and tomatoes with hogs cattle and sheep prices listed. Chicago quotes list butter poultry potatoes corn oats rye barley and seeds alongside farm product prices and freight notes. Evidence from Sioux City recounts a raid incident and an English war brides club forming in Chicago with 18 members.
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Columbus
Idaho
Chicago
United States Department of Africultured
Earix
New Church To Hold First Services
Elyria opens United Lutheran parish with first service at the Woman's Club on Third street. Sunday school at 9.70 a.m. and church at 10:45 a.m. Dr. J. S. Herold of Columbus missionary superintendent will deliver the sermon. Services open to the public.
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Elyria
United Lutheran
Woman's Club
Third Street
J. S. Herold
Columbus
Death Record for Mrs Walter Wiech
Mrs Walter Wiech of 238 Pasadena Avenue died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 12:30 PM age twenty one years one month. Born Orma Wallner Lauder Illinois she left a husband Walter Wiech and daughter Ruth Ann. parents Otto F Wallner Lawder Illinois. seven brothers and five sisters. Funeral from 238 Pasadena Avenue Tuesday at 1 30 PM with Rev W Loc Birkner of Geraring and 2 PM service at St Johns Lutheran. burial in Sa cemetery. Also notes William A Hochenedel funeral Tuesday morning ten thirty from Sudre Funeral Home officiated by Rev Paul Beourquiz. burial Fremont Cemetery.
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Walter Wiech
Pasadena
Aseune
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Orma Wallner
Lauder
Illinois
Ruth Ann
Otto F Wallner
Lawder, Line
St John's Lutheran Church
Pasadena Avenue
Rey
Birkner
Geraring
St John's Luthera
Sa Cemetery
North Russia Social Notes From Elyria and Nearby
North Russia society pages record several visits and gatherings last week. Sandrack family trunked with grand mother Jirs Mede Sandrack in Elyria while Fred Berg and Jamiily visited at Sylvester Schafer’s in Wakeman. Sundar and Jacob Schramm with family attended Everett family reunion at Port Chatea. Sundar and Walter Wilford spent time with relatives in Maket Creek. Clarence Albright and family visited J Reichart’s in Amherst. Alvah Gibson spent time with daughter Mrs Walter Walker in Oberia. Wilson Hays and daughter Aretha of Elyria called on Clarence Albright on Saturday. Mears Sandrock and family spent Sunday in Cleveland. Moss Hazel Berg attends Oberits School of Commerce. Charles Hasenfine and Ed Schramm and family attended the Berea Fair last Wednesday. Richard Sandroes entertained friends for his birthday Thursday afternoon. Afternoon was spent plating games.
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Fet Sandrack
Jirs
Mede Sandrack
Elyria
Fred Berg
Jamiily
Sylvester Schafer
Wakeman
Sundar
Jacob Schramm
Everett
Port Chatea
Sunda
Walter Wilford Spedt
Maket Creak
Clarence Albright
J. Reichart’s
Amherst
Walter Walker
Oberia
North Russia
Wilson Hays
Aretha
Clarence Albrigtt
S. Saturda
Mears Sandrock
Cleveland
Moss Hazel Berg
Oberits School of Commerce
Clarence Alomnighe
Jacob Lutkart
Pitte- Seid
Alvah Soq
George Harris
Columbia
Cnaries Hzesenfine
Frank Hasertine
Ed Schramm
Berea
Richard Sandroes
Fainee
Adam Weiss
Caroline Wineboro
Lorain
Walter Wilford
Philarhea
Brotherhood of the St. Peter's Evancelical Church
AmAderst
Will Berg
Indians suspend George Uhle
Bulletin from Cleveland reports pitcher George Uhle, longtime mainstay of the Indians staff, suspended indefinitely without pay by Manager Roger Peckinpaugh. General Manager Billy Evans approved the action as a team measure amid a season marred by Uhle’s arm troubles and poor form.
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Cleveland
George Ubie
Cleveland Indians
Roger Peckinpaggis
Able
Billy Evans
Peckinpauch
Usic
Peckinpaucbie
Oberlin opens first smoking and ink room for college men
Number three continues from page one describes Oberlin College creating its first smoking and ink room for male students as part of future innovations to attract top prospects. It notes President Trier died as a Confederate Congress member, followed by social visits and a church group outing with about 166 attendees.
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Colege
Oberlin
Trier
Congress of the Confederate States
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Erie Street
Kelley
Kees
James Gribre
St. Clair and
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Elyrian
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Palmer
Harwood Street
Broad Street
Howard
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New York
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Surrah Foe
Herbie Hoover
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Alrad
Kooveic
Hes
AL Smith
Syi
Fong
Sr Wash
Ford
Prohibition
T. W. Rees
San Jose
Cal
Longfellow
Keats
Swinburne
Tennyson
Frances Smith
Pacific Flyer
Art Goebel
Pacific
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A. P. Storrs
Navy
San Diego
Storrs
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BD. W. Teson
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U.S
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Timothy
Minneapolis
Minnespolis
Northe
Euthymis
Sioux City
Son
Willie
Walt
New Church
William A. Hochenedel
Funes
Wiliam A. Hochenedel
Sudre
Paul Beourquiz
Fremont
North
Russia
Indians
George Uhle
A. Minnich & Sons
West Street
Elyria Homes and
Loraen County Farms
Patton
M.C. A
R. Nichols
Middle Ave
Wm. C. Sudro
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