Judge Issues Citation In Contempt
Common Pleas Judge A. R. Webber issued a citation in contempt against Luther M. Schroll Jr of Schroll Coal Co for violating an injunction by selling coal below the district minimum price. Prosecutor Frank E. Stevens and Attorney General Oscar A. Brown filed the action after Schroll sold a ton to Mr Wichlan on September 6 for 36.85. Schroll may confer with counsel in Cleveland before arraignment. if fined or imprisoned, it would be a first caffe violation punishment in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Luther M. Schroll, Jr
Schroll Coal Company
Frank E. Stevens
Oscar A. Brown
Schroll
Coal Code Authority
Schrol
Wichlan
Clark Street
Stevens
Cleveland
Court actions filed for divorce amid alleged neglect and cruelty
Ruby Mae Grabenstetter sues Harry G. Grabenstetter for divorce after a 1924 marriage alleging gross neglect of duty and no children. J H Alvin sues Dorothy Alvin for divorce from Lorain on neglect and extreme cruelty, married in 1259. Paul D Richards sues Ruth Richards for neglect and cruelty, married in 1922 with two children. A temporary restraining order and a bank withdrawal ban of 310,000 are noted as court actions. Custody of the children is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Mae Grabenstetter
Harry G. Grabenstetter
J. H. Alvin
Elyria
Dorothy Alvin
Lorain
Paul D. Richards
Ridgevine
Ruth Richards
A. R. Webber
Algo
Chicago’ Bank
Plainout
Police Election To Choose Two Pension Trustees
Police officers vote today for the election of two police pension trustees for the ensuing year. The result will be known by 6 p.m. Sergeants Arthur Hurd and Curtis Hamlin are present trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hurd
Curtis Hamlin
Elyrian Suffers Minor Injuries in City Collision
Deputy sheriffs report Elyria resident A Brookhouser sustained minor cuts and bruises in a car crash on Stop 512 Oberlin Road at about 3 30 am Sunday. The collision involved C L Johnson driving toward Elyria and a vehicle with Brookhouser, plus bystanders Mark Marsh Sally Martin and Burt Orvis. Another crash near Cuyahoga County injures W J Bailey with a left arm cut at about 12 18 am today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Brookhouser
Stanford Avenue
Elyria
Oberlin Road
Henry Moeh
William Holst
Brookhouser
Oberlin
C. L. Johnson
Furnace Street
Johnson
Mark Marsh
Bath Street
Sally Martin
High Street
Ud Burt Orvis
East Bridge Street
W. J. Bailey
Ridgeville
J. W. May
Waynesy Rote
Cuyahoga Couns
Citizens Committee on County Budget Proposes Reductions
The Citizens' Committee on County Budget presents budget cut recommendations across departments for 1935. It urges reductions from 12 to 40 percent in several offices, citing efficiency, increased state work, and financial stringency, while noting cooperation from department heads and intent to save taxpayer money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Courts
Lorain County
Nations
Citizens’ Committee ON
Theft Report At Bargain Store On Broad Street
Mrs Lash owner of the Workingmen Bargain Store on Broad Street reported Saturday afternoon that seventeen dollars were stolen from her pocketbox resting on the counter. A young man entered the shop with intent to buy a suitcase and escaped with the money while Lash briefly stepped to the window. He promised to return but left and the theft was discovered shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lash
Workingmen’s
Broad Street
Yulth Charged With Automobile Theft
Charles Grert age 19 of Detroit and formerly of Corall was charged with automobile stealing near Penfield Junction. Deputy Sheriff Willem Hoist detained him after questioning ownership of a car and noting the wires could be used to drive it. The incident occurred Saturday as Grert was found driving the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yulth
Charles Grert
Detroit
Corall
Willem Hoist
Sunda
Penfield Junction
Epon
Desaid
Football Clinic Here Tonight at Elyria High School
Elyria High School hosts a football clinic this evening in the gym at 8. Speakers include Ohio Officials Association president Russell Rupp, Ohio State backfield coach Floyd Stahl, KE. J. Tyler of Cleveland, and Lorain High coach Earl McCaskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byria High School
Russell Rupp
Ohio Officials Association
Floyd Stahl
Ohio State
KE. J. Tyler
Cleveland
Earl McCaskey
Lorain High School
Elyria High School
Oberlin Club Activities Highlight Local Meetings
Oberlin notices list regular and fall meetings for Karl Wik Locke Post American Legion Vine Rebekah Lodge Oberlin Business and Professional Women’s Club T M T M club WCTM and Pansy Chapter of Easton Star Also reports on births travel and visitors from Elyria Cortland and New York with several residents returning from trips and campus events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Karl Wik
Locke
American Legion
Lessen
Oberlin Business and Professional Women’s Club
Presideniss
Edith Princehorn
Spring Street
Wedding Announcement for June 1933 in Elyria Area
The notice reports the June 1933 marriage of Geneva to Ralph Custer in Montgomery Alabama. It notes relatives including Mrs J Turner of East Lorain and Paul Hovey of North Pleasant Street. Others mentioned are Elizabeth Upton and her parents at a cottage in Georgian Bay and Professor F Easton Carr returning to Oberlin from Newton Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Bows
Geneva
Russell L. Turner
T. J. Turner
East Lorain
Sigent
Ralph Custer
Montgomery
Elyria
Alabama
Paul Hovey
North
Turner
Pleasant Street
W. T. Upton
Elizabeth
Georgian Bay
Ojibway
F. Easton Carr
Oberlin
Newton
Mass
Jewett
Wellington Missionary Societies host Japanese tea gathering
The Wellington M E Church Missionary Societies host a Tuesday afternoon event at 2:39 with a Japanese tea theme. Guests will tour Japan virtually, with hostesses in costume and Japanese decorations. All Sunday school and church members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Societies
M. E. Thurch
Japan
Number Three Continued From Page One Mobile Accident Near Van Wert
The report lists additional fatalities from traffic crashes including Carl Pilum aged 47 from Dayton Murray Giest 31 of Cincinnati Dale Hough 24 of Findlay and Frank LR Gossin 75 of Columbus all dying from injuries sustained in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wert
Carl Pilum
Dayton
Murray Giest
Cincinnati
Dale. Hough
Findlay
Frank LR. Gossin
Columbus
Elyria Man Fined For Intoxication At Mayor Court
Harry Brooks of Elyria was fined five dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor W H Vanoster on intoxication charges. Deputy sheriffs also charged Ray Staviski, 24, with intoxication after his arrest in a car parked on Foster Park road west of Amherst yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brooks
Elyria
W. H. Vanoster
Ray Staviski
Foster Park Road
Amherst
Rotary Club to hear Carl D. Sheppard on Elyria event
Elyria Rotary Club will hear Carl D. Sheppard of Akron at the weekly meeting at the Blyth's Club tomorrow. Sheppard, a Republican candidate for Congress from the Fourteenth Akron district, was secretary to Chief Justice Hughes and will review Thy Wife aid work of Charles Evans Muelios, former U S Supreme Court Chief Justice and 1916 Republican presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Flower Club
Mayors Court
Dorothy
Bes Abram
Edith Robinson
Glenn Outridge
Samm Hummel
Charles Whiton
A. B. Southard
Zoe Osbun
Ben Abram
Daie Wadsworth
Osburn
Whitam
James West
Charles Evans Muelios
Supreme Court of the United States
Elyria Rotary Club
Carl D. Sheppard
Akron
Blyk's Club
Bpard
Congress
Hughes
Death notices from Wellington and Lorain area obituaries
Albert Pay 62 of Wellington died Saturday at St Joseph's Hospital Lorain after being admitted Thursday noon survived by wife Isa, daughter Victoria Belew of Detroit, two sons Walker and Vernon at home, another son in North Canton, sister Mrs Lower of Mount Verluon and 8 grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at St Patrick's Wellington with burial Greenwood Cemetery under EL Sharpe. Charles Mahlke 69 died suddenly at Oberlin road home. Born in Germany, resident of Lorain county 48 years, member of St Paul's Evangelical Church. Survived by wife Bertha and many children and grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2:00 at home, burial South Murray Ridge Cemetery. Agnes Gertrude Heilman, 34, Lorain, died after lingering illness. Born Lorain January 1 1965, graduate of Lorain High 1923 and Oberlin College 1926. Surviving children Chariss Heilman Waldins, one seven, two sisters, two brothers. Body at home 341 Twelfth Street until Wednesday then Nichols Funeral Home for 1:00 PM service with Rev Ernst Irion, burial Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pay
Wellington
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Elisa
Victoria Belew
Detroit
Michigan
Walker
Vernon
North Canton
Lower
Mount Verluon
St. Patrick's Church
Greenwood Cemetery
EL L. Sharpe
Charles Mahlke
Charlies Mahlke
Bertha Mahlke
Oberlin Road
Germany
Loraig County
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Gus Pallas
Anna Tucker
G. W. Maynard
Elyria
EC. Dellefield
Ernst Ition
South Murray Ridge Cemetery
Agnes Gertrudge Heilman
Heilman
Lorain High School
Oberlin College
Chariss Heilman
Ons Waldins
Julia Tonas
Clinton Jackson
Amherst
George Gates
Joseph
James Tonasek
Twelfth Street
Nichols Funeral Home
Ernst Irion
Elmwood Cemetery
Fourteen Questions Raised By Vessel Fire Onboard Ship
The article lists reasons and questions about the shipboard fire including rapid spread from end to end, engine status, lifeboat handling, and possible sabotage linked to Havana dock strikes. It notes the ship anchored off a convention hall, with the hulk smoking in the surf and the death of Captain Willmott affecting crew and passenger behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Robert R. Willmott
Asbury Park Convention Hall
Cleveland Market Telegram Buds Sluggish Trade For Live Stock
Market reports show weak demand and firm prices in parts of the Cleveland livestock and produce scene. Prices cited for poultry, veals, lambs, pigs, and cattle vary by grade, with several items sustaining steady or modest gains while others slip. corn, oats, and hay future prices are listed, alongside general milling and feed terms.
Memorial Home Mission Conference Opens at First M E Church
The five day religious gathering expects about 1200 ministers delegates and youth. Tomorrow’s schedule includes Holy Communion, memorial service, a sermon by Dr W W T Duncan, and an organ recital. Bishop Richardson opens with a message and home missions presentation by Dr F W Mueller. Choir led by Robert T Moore performs Break Forth Into Joy. Conference continues daily with morning afternoon and evening sessions ending Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer AR. Elliott
Muusic
Cleveland
W. W. T. Duncan
Department of Church Extension
Robert T. Moore
Elgins
Conference
M. HE
Conference Division of Religious Education
Chtizen
Billroy's Show Here Tonight: One-Performance Billroys
Billroy's show arrives at Elyria County Fair Grounds for a single evening performance. A 75-person troupe includes 15 vaudeville acts and many girls in numbers. The big tent seats 1500, promises waterproofing in rain, warmth, free parking, doors open 7 15 p m, overture at 7 39 by Bob Fisher and Pallais Royale orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billroy
Elyria
Lotain County Fair Grounds
Bob Fisher
Pallais Royale Orchestra
Youth Killed By Plane Propeller At Dayton Airport
DAYTON Sept 16 A propeller strike at Dayton municipal airport killed Arnold Hass 20 Logansport Ind. A plane piloted by Laverne Rhein Dayton and carrying unknown passengers grazed a wing and crashed into another plane both catching fire. Rhein and the passengers escaped unharmed Hass was nearby and died. R E Funsten St Louis, occupant of the first plane, was unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Dayton Municipal
Arnold Hass
Logansport
Ind
Laverne Rhein
Rhein
Hass
R. E. Funsten
St. Louis
Rheino
Economic recovery voiced by Richberg amid depresso n era reports
Richberg declared the nation has risen from its deepest depression and is moving toward definite economic recovery. He noted federal and state agencies continued to address trade, purchasing power, and the need for new defenses against a recurrence of economic ills. A railways report aimed to save 54 to 100 million annually and studies examined carload and passenger traffic to cut waste while public debt rose by about 6.13 billion since Roosevelt took office. He urged improved machinery for handling labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richberg
Joseph B. Eastman
Roosevelt
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Bergoo
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SEMET
Solvay
Elyria Lumber
Chestnut Street
Dia
Elyrian
Aoa
Egies
Mittee
Common Pleas Court
Commisuse
Com
Sur
Sederis Restaurant
Mike Klein
Cleveland St
Freg
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Lois Bliss
N. Plessant St
T. Mot. M. Club
Leo Smith Elyria
Oberlin W. Oc. T. M
B. E. Hakes
East Lorain Street
Order of East
Arn Star
Ular
Oberlin High School
Ohio State University
Tuskegee Institute
Edison Street
Adeline Gehrkens
Tallahassee
Florida
Florida State College For
Carrie Pease
Whi
J. R. Crandal
Crandall
Anna Pease
Glenn Moisnesaux
Eileen
Billy
Houshton
N. Y
Glenn, Jr
Obertin
Jerry Steel
New York City
Cortland
Ella Chatterton
King's Daughters
Henry
O’flarety
J. H. Page
Howard Lehman
Eliza
David Arnold
Henry Lloyd Gill
Samantha
Samantha, Mrs. E. Downey: Jack, Robert Herrick; Ted, Sidney Stemple
Harris
Tony Sapaco
Mary
Jeannette Andle
Virginia
Virginia Warren
Maris
Jeannette Warner
Rastud
Charles Ormeroid
William Sponseller
Daniel Shepard
Robert Andrews
Sadie
Marion Sponseile
Sawyer Brown
Delmar Roedel
Susan Christopher
Harry Lee
W. Recard
Atty. E. H. Perkins
William T. Haden
Aring
Dorothy Hughes
Maurice Rady
Allen Hospital
Oberfin
Henry Malcolm
Norwalk
Keith S. Andrews
Glenn Dutridge
Brinley Ford
Clyde Battles
Ashtabula
Teiling-Belle Vernon Co
Roeder Shoes
Fairgrounds
Fair Grounds
Heiffner
Saparito
Creamery
Carmen and
Gillette
Rodels
Dr. F. M. Sponseller
Elyriable
Agnes Gertrude Heilman
Carlisle Inn
Lenny Ganon
Ruck
doVbs
Springers
Toch
Wwe
Leghorn
Newslers
New Jersey
New York
Penney
Cobblers
Rugset Rurals
Vevatur Co
Uae
Chinvere
Edith Lalone
Frank’s
California
Crystal Restaurant
Court Street
Jung
O'Donnell
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