Despondent Lorain Man Ends Life in 5 A.M. Tragedy
Joseph Saxon 35 prominent in Lorain Hungarian circles and brother of Herman Saxon of Elyria shot himself at his parents' home 1518 East 29th street Lorain at 5 a.m. after months of unemployment. He served in the U S Coast Guard and Navy in World War I and was a member of the American Legion. Survived by parents two brothers Stephen Milwaukee and Herman Elyria sisters Mrs Louis Fainm Lorain and Mrs Alex Toth Cleveland. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at home with Rev Daniel Bodor of Hungarian Reformed Church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Saxon
Lorain
Herman Saxon
Elyria
Stephen Saxon
East 29Th Street
U. S. Coast Guard
U. S. Navy
American Legion
Stephen
Milwaukee
Louis, Fainm
Alex Toth
Cleveland
Daniel Bodor
Hungarian Reformed Church
Four Arrested On Charge Of Driving While Intoxicated
Four people faced driving while intoxicated charges in a local session. Philip Sayers paid $58 fines and had his license suspended six months after a Broad street collision. George Kushner received the same sentence after speeding on Broad street. A fourth defendant, Mrs. George Lyble, pleaded not guilty and awaits trial with a $200 bond. Russel Beane was fined $100, license suspended one year, for DWI. Goldie Zaffer paid $2 for reckless driving on Middle avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Sayers
Westbridge Street
Cests
Don A. Baird
Broad Street
George Kushner
Woodford Avenue
Chestnut
George Lyble
O'Donnell
Baird
Goldie Zaffer
East Bridge Street
Middle Avenue
Fireman Rescues Kitten From Cistern
A Mosley fireman, praised as a rope thrower, rescued a kitten from a dry cistern beneath a porch at the home of F H Borte on West Avenue. With Lieut Burnet and Ellis Meschke assisting, he lowered a lantern, looped the rope around the kitten, and hauled it to the surface where the grateful animal fled home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Borte
West Avenue
Mosley
William J. Burnet
Ellis R. Meschke
Pleads Not Guilty To Charge Of Larceny
George Johnson of 48 Warden Avenue pleaded not guilty to petit larceny after a police arrest near the Colsan Company. Two wheels found in his car prompted the charge. He was released on bail pending trial September 1. Samy George, Leo was fined for port larceny after arraignment for stealing four from the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Warden Avenue
Maarlow
Baird
Johnson
Colsan Company
Tndes
Samy George
Leo
Car Stolen Goods Report From Ninth Street Delivery
Carl Smith reports theft of 24 dollars worth of cigars from his car while delivering at the Elksink Saturday night. Police take details and inspect the scene for clues and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Smith
Ninth Street
Elksink
Attempt to pry open Sinclair Refining safe fails
An attempt to pry open the safe at Sinclair Refining Company in North Ridge and Pearl roads failed Saturday night. Deputy Nau and Henry Moehl reported the incident, and Charles K. Mack later found a forced entry and a heel mark bearing the name Zinkers at the bulk station office. The station has seen several burglaries and attempts in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apa
Sinclair Refining Company
North Ridge
Pearl Roads
Gerald Nau
Henry Moehl
Charles K. Mack
Zinkers
Death Record of Susan Barney in Elyria
Susan Barney wife of John Barney of 122 West River Street died September 7 at 2 20 a m at Elyria Mentoring Hospital after a week long illness. Born in Czechoslovakia March 9 1878 she came to Elyria from New Jersey 28 years ago. She was a member of St Marys Church and the Slovak Wreath of the Free Sisterhood. Survived by her husband three daughters Mrs Frank J Stack of Won Mrs Lea Crock of Birria and Alvina at home two sons Michael and George Barney at home two grandchildren. Body to be removed from Bittner Funeral Home to the late home for funeral Thursday at 9 am then from St Marys Church at 9 49 Fr James T Daley to conduct burial at St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Barney
John Barney
West River Street
Elyria Mentoring Hospital
Czechslovakia
Elyria
New Jersey
St Mary's Church
Frank J. Stack
Won
Lea Crock
Birria
Alvina
Michael
George Barner
Bittner
James T. Daley
Br. Mary's Cemetery
MRS MALVINA SEARLES DIES AT 80 IN CAMDEN
Obituary notice for Malvina M Searles who died Monday at 10 30 at her Camden home after long marriage to Ian Lewis Searles in 2209. Survived by two daughters Carrie and Cora, and grandchildren. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 PM at Camden Baptist Church officiated by Reverend Thomas Short. burial in Camden Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvina M Searles
Camden
Ian Lewis Searles
Carrie
Cora
Harley
Aubrey
Camden Baptist Church
Thomas Short
Car Stolen From Amherst Man’s 1933 Chevy
Russell Plaza of Amherst reported to the sheriff’s department that his 1933 Chevrolet was stolen in Amherst Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Plaza
Amherst
Shernf’s
Oberlin Clubs and Social Activities Highlight Oberlin News
Oberlin community notes reveal a busy schedule with the Oberlin Women's Republican Club meeting at 7 PM on East College Street featuring Frank H. Stergun and Mrs. Pitegerald as speakers. Also listed are Eastern Star and D A R chapter meetings, Odd Fellows and Vine Rebekah lodge gatherings, Pyrian sister events, and several family milestones and visits across Oberlin and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Oberlin Women's Republican Club
Church
Oberlin
Odd Fellows Lodge
Hall
Pact
Grand Cirete
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Myrta Feakins
North Main Street
South Russia
Paul Newmeyer
South Main Street
Pythian Sister Temple
Odd Fellows Hall
Pyrhian Sisters
LO. GQ
Via
Nancy Squire
D A. R
al Stevens
North Park Street
Officers Leave For Canada To Fish
Patrolmen W OB Olmstead and Fred Konas along with their families depart for a two week fishing trip at an inland Canadian lake. They are accompanied by Wally Matene and were issued yesterday from the various departments. Lieut. Patrick Ivetan and Patrolman FF F Brawn accompany the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.ob
Olmstead
Fred Konas
Byurdarnizat
Court House Notices From Fragmented OCR Filing Suits
Mattie Cane sues for votes against Leo Cane on grounds of gross neglect. Wanda F Marelsky seeks divorce from Henney Marelsky of Fiema on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Fivapta off Lorain files for divorce from John Aisantz on grounds of crossed and extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Cane
Leo Cane
Wanda F Marelsky
Henney Marelsky
Fiema
Fivapta
Lorain
John Aisantz
Brother Still Hospitalized After Hit-Skip Incident
Mrs Margaret Rnss of 3and tpet Edvrca reports her brother George FB Junss of the Soldiers' Tome Sandusky was struck by a hit skp Frick driver on the Lake road some time ago. He is confined at St Joseph's hospital Tinrain, with oa Twartured fae dones was lifting a new ele when he owos struck Addins in sult to injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rnss
George FB
Tome
Sandusky
Lake Road
St Josepa's Hospital
Tinrain
Fae Dones
Teanes
Ae Hospital
Foannte Cligs Club Exhibit Preparations in LaGrange
Members in two Larain communities prepare exhibitions for a fair Friday night led by Lenrietta Mearr-Hens. The group arranges wall displays of work to connect with the largest festival set for LaGrange on September 18 and 149.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foannte
Lenrietta Mearr-H
Fawy-blochts
LaGrange
Judging Team Chosen for County Vegetable Contest
At a Cleveland meeting of the National Vegetable Growers Association on Thursday the county 4H judging team was announced. Members are Melvin Kalbe Frank Herman from Amherst and Albert Spieth of LaGrange with Cree Lorain as the team advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Vegetable Rowers Association
Cleveland
Inday
Coy
Himmel
County Arcteultural
Mamberes
Brain County
Melvin Kalbe
Frank Herman
Af Amherst
Albert Spieth
LaGrange
Former Pastor Visits La Grange for Several Days
Rev C W Stitt of Macon, former pastor of the LaGrange Sartra, surprised the church day by arriving as a guest in the Adams home and plans to stay several days. He will attend the farewell for Rev and Mrs Glen Wilson as they depart to Buffalo New York. Stitt served here eighteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C W. Stitt
Macon
LaGrange Sartra
The
Adams
Glen Wilson
Buffalo
N.Y
Stith
Judge Webber To Present Garfield Portrait In Cleveland
Judge A. R. Webber, former caoourt judge, will present a portrait of President James A. Garfield to the Early Settlers Association of the Western Reserve in Cleveland. The event coincides with the 128rd anniversary of the Battle of Lake Erie and includes tributes to Garfield as the only president born in the Western Reserve, with music, speeches by Mayor Harold H. Burton and Durley S Blossom, and remarks by former Congressman Paul Howland. A wreath-laying at Commodore Perry Monument and a flag-raising ceremony in Public Square mark the day’s observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
Loevain Cononty Common Pleas
James A. Garfield
Early Settlers Association of the Western Reserve
Cleveland
Lake Erie
George S Milner
Garfield
Western Reserve
Early Settlers
Harold H. Burton
Durley
Blossom
Paul Howland
Commodore Perry
Gordon Park
Primaries Held Across Five States and Alaska
Primary elections were held today in five states and Alaska as a prelude to Maine's contest next Monday. The results carry little immediate political weight but may influence sentiment for New Deal and anti New Deal factions. In Colorado and Vermont voters chose Governor and congressional nominees, while Washington and Arizona and South Carolina staged gubernatorial and senatorial races. Alaska conducted a territorial election and chose a delegate to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Maine
Bette
Washington
Arizona
Coloorado
Vermont
South Carolina
Parma
Deep South
Eugene Talmadge
Richard RB. Anseel Jr
Colorado
Republica
Republian
Oatate Ooffiers
South Caroina
Congress
Michigan Drivers Arrested for Speeding Over Labor Day
Michigan motorists linked to high Labor Day traffic fatalities. deputies say two Detroit men, Ray Woodward and Thonis Berman, were arrested on Lake Road for 79 mph reckless driving and fined 19 dollars plus costs. A third man from Cleveland, with 48 mph, faced similar charges and a 10 dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Lorain Eoyuty
Noel Lewis
Henres Vuehl
Lake Road
Ray Woodward
Thonis Berman
Detroit
William Miller
Brownhelm Pani
Cleveland
Fire Damages Brooks Block. Insurance Covers Some Losses
A blaze at the Brooks Block caused extensive damage mainly to the basement and first floor with smoke affecting upper floors. Cause traced to burning paper in a basement boiler door, firefighters fought the flames for over an hour, insurance covered some losses, and other tenants lacked coverage. A grass fire near Clinton and Adams streets prompted additional company responses yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
0. P
Buiding
W. ON. Bates
Esker
Ure
Tota Gpoom
Vily
Clinton and
Adame Streets
Clinton Street
Hoxe Company Number One
Fines Imposed For Intoxication Charges By Mayor
Fines of 1 dollar and costs were set by Mayor Dow for Arthur Barkknecht of 132 Wark sleet after a Broad street incident. B J Bulornus was arrested on Middle avenue at Ninth street at 2 am Sunday. Fanny Jark son was arrested at her Woodford avenue home. George DeJarnette of Oberlin avenue pleaded not guilty to intoxication and faces trial. John Sitney, arrested for intoxication on Wondbury street, was absent for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyor Dow A. Baird
Arthur Barkknecht
Warksleet
Broad Street
B. J. Bulornus
Middle Avenue
Ninth Street
Fanny Jarkson
Woodford
George DeJarnette
Oberlin Avenue
John Sitney
Wondbury Street
Lippmann Declares Support for Landon in 1936 Race
New York writer Walter Lippmann, formerly editor of the Democratic World, announces in Today and Tomorrow his endorsement of Alf M. Landon for president. He argues that future problems require a representative government over personal leadership and partisan politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Lippaiano
Democratic
New York World
Gary
Alf M. Landon
Edwin
Lippman
Landoo
Fires Twice At Police Then Ends Own Life
Peter Kerknanp, 41, of near Muams field, Mansfield, Ohio, threatened his estranged wife and fired twice at officers before shooting himself dead in front of two Mansfield police on a street today. The incident ended in a suicide as officers confronted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Peter Kerknanp
Muamsfield
Elyria School Enrollment Faces Small Setback At Start
Elyria schools report total elementary enrollment near 2 a 8 and high school 1 8 7 today, with several schools showing decreases from last year. Superintendent Maston cites birth rate trends and recent job shifts as factors. attendance losses threaten state funds and may affect future enrollments, while several parochial and special classes add modest numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Iidien
Maston
Mastom
Franklin
Jefferson
Hamilton
Sen
McKinley
Garford
Ely
Allen
Bill Gates
Edison
Roosevelt
Washington
Elyria High School
Jefferson Junior High
Ga Hospital
Flyria
Hig Schont
Franklin School
St. Mary’s
St. Agnes School
Anto
St. John’s Fuutheran School
Stolen vehicle reported in Kingston garage theft
Arthur Buswell of 414 Foster Avenue told police a vehicle was stolen from his garage Saturday, prompting a local investigation into the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Buswell
Foster Avenue
Market Notes on Livestock and Grain Prices and Prices
Market report covers cattle hogs and poultry prices with ranges for weight classes. Highlights include leg horn layers, leghorn figures, and quotes for beef and hogs. grains show corn wheat oats with regional price indications and transit cost context.
Sale of Licenses Here Scheduled To Start Sept 15th
Ohio motorists face a Sept 15 start for driver license sales as deputy registrars await state guidance. Elyria club manager Allyan Gehlman, H W Dene, and Thomas J. Francis will issue licenses in their counties by October 1. Private cars pay 40 cents, chauffeur permits 50 cents, with over 2 million licenses expected to be issued. Temporary beginner licenses at 39 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsvia
Ohio
State Department
Evia
Allyan M Gehl
Elyria Automobile Club
Middle Avenue
H.W. Dene
Adams Street
Thomas J
Auto crash spree leaves multiple injuries near Wellington
A string of traffic incidents Sunday morning caused injuries and damage across Route 1 and surrounding roads. Leland Horton and his wife Loella suffered broken ribs and a broken arm after a three car collision near Redfern Road. Other drivers including Ir Dre zer and Ray Churchward sustained injuries. Frank Gabelt and Max Welton faced major vehicle damage. Merie Krisen reported a car veered off Route 2 near Elberta late night, four occupants unharmed. Merle Reynolds, 16, was lightly injured when Nesbitt's car struck a pole on Pine Street, with minor bumps to others.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Falls Clinic
Leland Horton
Cleveland
Loella
Redfern Road
Ir Drezer
Ray Churshward
Columbia Township
Frank Gabelt
Max Welton
R. J. Grafton
Callisfen
Westerday
Merie Krisen
Lorain
Elherta Rearlahnont Roo. m
Ti O'Rolek
Robert Nesbitt
Lewis Court
Pine Street
ReynunalaAs
Pretty marriage ceremony in Nativity church
Labor Day wedding in South Amherst as Miss Victoria Klimosewski and Laurene Weaver wed at 9 AM with Rev. R. J. Stei Fer officiating. Attendants included Mrs. Isaac Thompson and Charles Weaver. Bride wore white satin, veil, rose bouquet. groom’s party included his brother. A breakfast followed at the bride’s home. couple to reside on North Ridge road after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arried
Labor Day
South
Amherst
Nativity Church
R. J. Stei Fer
Victoria Klimosewski
Joe Kinosewski
Isaac Thompson
Larenne Weaver
Woman's Union Meeting at St Johns Church
The September gathering of the Woman's Union convenes at St. Johns Evangelical and Reformed Church on Wednesday afternoon after summer recess. Members are urged to attend the first meeting of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Union
St. Jonns
Legion Has Meeting and Next Officers Election
The American Legion post held a regular meeting in the 1st. sub rooms with Commander Walter Kruech presiding. Routing work was transacted. Twelve members were present. The next meeting is planned for Friday evening September 15 with officer elections. After adjournment a card session followed. Mr and Mrs Gust Hebert visited Columbus for the State Fair last week. Mrs Carl Gibann of intown West Virginia stayed with relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kruech
Gust Hebert
Columbus
Carl Gibann
Intown
W. Va
Theft fined for scrap at Elvrra Fannery Company
Charles Jackson of Wondford agenia was fined 1 and costs for the theft of scrap from the Elvrra Fannery Company when he appeared before Mayor Dow A Baird today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jackson
Wondford Agenia
Elvrra Fannery Company
Maynar Dow A. Baird
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Kitten
Anna Cook
Tite Market Fronf. Sea
Malvina Searles
Carl & Ross
Carl & Floss
Tush
Sf Orpha Ross
East Broad Strees
Elyria Memorial Teoan Hass Hospital
Hedgesville
Virginia
SYC. Relief Mutual Association
Episcopal Church
Wo Va
Richard Crombs
Wiliam Cunninzgham
Panama
HW. Duns
Toledo
Miler. Ross
Riddle
St. Petersburs
M. R. Berean
Feveland
Bromar
JW Tine
Nerratt
Michican
Lenp Gove
St Mary’s
Flyrna Company
Louise Bar Wie
Lakewond
Sieve
T “ and
Typographical Union
Mrs. Mattietl. Sanders
Sept. S
Arate Up
LL. Sanders
Coborn
Sanders
Blyna Township
Methorost Ehorrenh
de Lakes Aid Reo Ciety
Fawn Sons
Bark
Harela
Erandehilaren
Charles Gand
Don Grad Af Penfield Tonetvon
Mya. LF
Tohn
John Neffo
Erhart
Neffalan
Mel Mill
Wellingty
St Martin's Church
Valley City
Esther Wood
Rod
John Keefe
East Oberlin
Isabel
Jane Byars
Spring Street
Crumpler
North Carolina
Margaret Wright
Rochester
Edward M. Locke
Oak Park
Ulivbis
J. &K. Ford
South Maine Street
Arlene Campbell
Main Street
Rocky River
Carol Shreffler
Naomi Steiner
Ashland
Harriet McRoberts
Arthur McRoberts
Canada
la Grange
Judge Webber
United Press
Brooks Block
Lippmann
Landon
Bliuvele
O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Clan Bland
Polley
Feas Leaghourt
Ald Roosters
Legburn
Ull Fonsters
Ducks Springs
Ilos
Brotlers Valored
Drovers
Brotlers Leghorn
New Deters Cotdlers
Idan
Obiegy
California
Pater
Diet Ommeiet
Mae Keys
Sal @ hey
Medi
Market
Phu Tsu Moe
Prodl CK. Pte Eee
Legion
ATL
G. J. O’ Connor
Star Shoe Shop
Turner Block
Conn
Lorain County Company
Lorain County
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