Many Injuries From Weekend Traffic Accidents
A Semember weekend brought numerous traffic incidents with many personal injuries though no deaths. Notable cases include Velda Tilberg 54 of La Grange treated for forehead lacerations after a head on collision on Routes 10 and 301. Rita Rothgary 17 of Grafton minor injuries. a group of five after their car left Route 10 and hit a ditch. John Downs 23 Elyria fracturing his collarbone. Theresa and Rose Chapman 20 and 18 Elyria with multiple cuts. Helen Polacsek 20 Elyria with minor injuries. Frank Horvath 23 LaGrange with minor injuries and lost teeth. Other incidents include a Cleveland youth Vern Adams 24 and CCC members injured in a single-vehicle rollover on Elyria Avenue. Bud Walker injured by a running horse struck by a car. Jijnovéan 49 Lorain lost control near Elyria Avenue and was arrested for DUI. Edna Taylor of Grafton blinded by sun in a Route 1 collision near Wellington. Walter Schroeder rear-ended on Middle Avenue. Milan Sliton and Max Worcester collision. Esther Schultz rear-ended on Cleveland and Olive. Richard McConnell Wellington in a collision on Herrick Avenue. a cow collision on Route 112 near Wellington. and a backing mishap on Broad Street involving F J McAllister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velda Tilberg
la Grange
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Luther Tilberg
Robert Meyers
Grafton
Rita Rothgary
Middle Avenue
Avon
John F. Downs
Erie Street
Elyria
Theresa Chapler
West 17Th Street
Rose
Helen Polacsek
West 15Th Street
Frank Horvath
LaGrange
Downs
Cleveland
CCC
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Elyria Avenue
Stop
Vern Adams
John Jackson
Harold Adams
William Wright
John Cook
Bud Walker
Lake Avenue
Ralph Krugman
Woodlawr Avenue
Krugman
William Everhardt
Woodlane Avenue
John Jijnovean
Ale Papp
Jijnovean
Louis Jacobs
New York
Route 1
Wellington
Edna Taylor
Walter Schroeder
East Avenue
Oberlin Road
Kenneth Gooden
Milan Sliton
Olmsted Falls
Max Worcester
Rangoncourt
Esther Schultz
Park Avenue
Cleveland and
Olive Streets
Joseph Grandy
Richard McConnell
Herrick Avenue
Homer AL Doll
Leon Shinsky
Park Place
Howard Wilber
East Lorain Street
Oberlin
Soviet Note Calls Ukraine Whites To Polish Territory
A broadcast note reports Russia ordered troops to cross the frontier to protect Ukrainians and White Russians in Polish lands while promising to spare Polish lives and end the war. It denounces the Polish state as rotten and states neutrality in relations with other nations in connection with Note No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukraine
White Russia
Poland
Soviet Union
Arraignment Before Mayor In West River Street Arrest
Lodey was arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q Petry after being arrested on West River Street Saturday night, detailing the incident and court action following the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodey
Joseph Q Petry
West River Street
Court Actions In Elyria And Oberlin Area
Walter Siekerski of South Maple Street Elyria was fined 1 dollar and costs for destruction of property after arraignment before Justice Herbert C. Cummings. He was arrested at Gardner's service station Oberlin yesterday. Leland Gould 31 of Columbia Road North Olmsted was arrested on a warrant for non support issued by Justice Cummings. Florence Hubbard of Wellington filed suit for divorce from Robert W. Hubbard of Ashtabula on grounds of neglect and cruelty. Prosecutor Howard R. Butler said criminal trials for last grand jury indictments begin October 26. Edward Hach of Akron was fined 1 dollar and costs for passing a school bus on Route 82 at Columbus Road while the bus was stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Siekerski
South Maple Street
Elyria
Herbert C. Cummings
Gardner
Oberlin
Leland Gould
Columbia Road
North Olmsted
Florence Hubbard
Wellington
Robert W. Hubbard
Ashtabula
Howard R. Butler
Edward Hach
Akron
Miss Cook To Speak At Gospel Tabernacle
Miss Katherine Cook, a missionary to India for 15 years, will give the missionary message at Elyria Gospel Tabernacle Tuesday at 7:30 in the Gospel tent on Lake Avenue. She previously worked for Lorain County Abstract Company and will soon return to India for her third term. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Gospel Tabernacle
Lake Avenue
Katherine Cook
India
Miss Cook
Lorain County Abstract Company
Fowler Freed on 1500 Dollar Bond in Assaults Case
Darwin Fowler 27 of 62114 Middle avenue charged with attempted rape and accused of assaulting Miss Helen Barta near Stanford avenue Thursday night has pleaded not guilty. He was released on 1500 bond and awaits a hearing before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro at 9 30 a m next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Parker
Darwin F. Fowler
Middle Avenue
Clara Smith
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Helen Barta
H. K. Hybarger
Stanford Avenue
Hybarger
Farm Bureau Groups Have Busy Schedule
Lorain County Farm Bureau affiliated groups announce a busy week of meetings. District No 1 Youth Council convenes at Henrietta High School, with nine Lorain county members expected. managers and tank truck drivers from nine counties gather in Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Clement Greene
Brighton
C. F. Hales
Columbia
Ridgeville
Eaton
Amherst
Russia
Camden
East Oberlin
Farm Bureau
Lorain County
State Farm Bureau
Columbus
Fire at Elyria Steel and Tubes Office Briefly Halts Work
A discarded cigarette sparked a small fire at the Elyria Division of Steel and Tubes Inc on Massey Avenue. Three fire companies rushed to the factory office after smoke appeared from a floor opening beside a steam pipe. There was no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Division of Steel and Tubes, Inc
Massey Avenue
Tere
Wage increases reach seven thousand daily in England this year
England reports an average of 7,000 people per day receiving wage increases during the current year, reflecting broader improvements in pay growth across the labor market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Legion Post To Hold Election Tomorrow
Elyria Post No. 12 American Legion will elect new officers at the Legion Home on Ohio street Tuesday night. John F. Buckley is expected to become post commander and Charles A. Kremser to be senior vice commander with a contest for junior vice commander. Installation may occur October 17 with the new department commander presiding. Also noted is a drum and bugle corps trip to Chicago for the national convention September 25 26 led by George Tattersall, with plans including Sister Cream Puff leading the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Post
American Legion
Legion Home
Ohio Street
John F. Buckley
Charles A. Kremser
John J. Kolopos
Kolopos
National
Chicago
Cream Puff
George Tattersall
Stevens Hotel
Elvira
Oberlin Wedding Seals Shreffler and Zavodsky Union
At Fairchild Chapel Oberlin on Sunday afternoon 2:30 Carolyn Jean Shreffler and Franklyn H. Zavodsky wed in a ceremony led by Rev. N Van der Pyl. The bride wore white satin with train and finger tip veil and received a gardenia and white rose bud bouquet. The reception followed at the Shreffler home with 85 guests. The couple plans a home at 244 North Main Street after a wedding trip. Discharges and births listed follow in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Fairchild Chapel
Carolyn Jean Shreffler
Franklyn H. Zavodsky
N. van der Pyl
W. K. Breckenridge
Margaret Mason
Charles Winder
William Carson, Jr
Gilbert Osmer
C. M. Shreffler
East College Street
Burt Holden
Cleveland
E. E. Burrsil
Ashtabula
North Main Street
Oberlin High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Oberlin Hardware Company
Zavodsky
A. K. Zavodsky
South Mainstreet
Plaff Clothing Company
Polish Refugees Report Devastation as War Widens
Reported emergency landings in Romania and ten Diets cabled amid Warsaw refugees recounting parts of the city devastated by air raids. Ambassador A. J. Drexel Biddle and staff left for Bucharest. Life radio notes the Polish army pressed on under German air and ground assault amid fighting near front lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romania
Warsaw
A. J. Drexel Biddle
United States
Poland
Bucharest
London
Beck
Germany
Adoptions: September 14 to 18 list of names and towns
A dated synopsis lists attendees and participants across Texas and Wellington including Wade Dyer Mrs Hathe Russell Mrs Wi Mem Fureron James Barnes Charles Walmsley Mrs Clenn Davis Nelson Amenheuser Mrs J K Northwa Texas Mildred Winters Cleveland Mrs Gilbert Robbin with dates from September 14 to 18 and locations in La Grange Wellington and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Tenney
Alberta Broadnax
Wade Dyer
James Barnes
Allen Bailey
Allen Broad
Donald Tilberg
Allen Hospital
Wellington
Gilbert Robbin
Hathe Russell
Wi- Mem
Fureron
Frank Huntley
Henry Pixford
Donald Tilbert
la Grange
Charles Walmsley
Clenn Davis
Nelson Amenheuser
J. K. Northwa
Texas
Mildred Winters
Cleveland
Oberlin Community Notices and Social Updates
The Methodist Service Guild meets tonight at 6 45 at Miss Alice Edmonds 203 North Pleasant Street The Women s Progressive club begins its first Fall meeting tonight at Miss Emma Bows 213 Sumner Street The first Fall convocation of Oberlin Chapter Royal Arch Masons occurs tonight at 7 30 All companions urged to attend Section I of the First Church meets Wednesday September 20 at Mrs William G Kasker 460 East College Street Birth announced of a son to Mr and Mrs Myron W Smith of Columbus on Wednesday September 13 Mrs Smith formerly Elsie Summers of Oberlin Week end guests Mr and Mrs Curtis Holgate and family of Cuyahoga Falls visit with his mother Mrs George Holgate and sister Mrs Doren Lyon Miss Edith McCoy returns to Lakewood to resume teaching after summer with sister Mrs John Wood of East College Street Mr and Mrs J E Rosecrans of North Pleasant Street were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs R B Rosecrans of Bridge Street Elyria Miss Anna Graybill returns to Oberlin from a summer abroad touring the Netherlands and Germany Worman Bromund leaves for Athens Ohio to attend Ohio University this year Mrs J F Zellers of Oberlin and sister Mrs John Phillips of Cleveland depart Friday to visit relatives in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Service Guild
Alice Edmonds
North Pleasant Street
Women's Progressive Club
Emma Bows
Sumner Street
Oberlin
Royal Arch Masons
William G. Casker
East College Street
Myron W. Smith
Columbus
Smith
Elsie Summers
Curtis Holgate
Cuyahoga Falls
George Holgate
Doren Lyon
Edith McCoy
Lakewood
John Wood
J. E. Rosecrans
R. B. Rosecrans
Bridge Street
Elyria
Anna Graybill
Grayhill
Netherlands
Germany
Worman Bromund
Athens
Ohio
Ohio University
J. F. Zellers
John Phillips
Cleveland
North Carolina
Kipton Camden Baseball Schedules Two Weekend Games
Kipton Camden baseball team played two games this week. On Thursday at three, they met Brighton at Brighton. On Friday, LaGrange visited for a game at their field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Brighton
LaGrange
Death Record Oberlin Ohio Orville J Hughes 67
Orville J Hughes 67 died suddenly about four o'clock Saturday at his home 190 Morgan street in Oberlin He had been in poor health several months and worked Saturday morning He was born October 9 1872 in Oberlin Survived by wife Delia one son John Hughes East Oberlin and two daughters Gertrude Joannes Sister of St Augustine Lakewood and Alice Cleveland One son Alfred Patrick died at eight Funeral at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Oberlin at 9:30 A M Burial in St Marys Cemetery Elyria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Orville J. Hughes
Morgan Street
Mr. Hughes
Delia
John Hughes
East Oberlin
Gertrude
Joannes
St. Augustine
Lakewood
Alice
Cleveland
Alfred Patrick
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Elyria
Death of Wilda Pearle Scott at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wilda Pearle Scott aged 42 from 111 Monroe Street died Saturday at 1 45 PM after a brief illness. Born in Pittsburgh July 23 1897 she leaves husband six children Gladys James Jr Norene Mary Ellen Evelyn and Nancy her father A N Lyberger three sisters Hazel Helming Ruth Sturtevant and Mildred Wilson. Calls may be made at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with services Tuesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Ralph Neighbour. Burial in Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda Pearle Scott
Monroe Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Scott
Pittsburgh
Gladys
James, Jr
Norene
Mary Elen
Evelyn
Nancy
A. N. Lyberger
Hazel Helming
Elyria
Ruth Sturtevant
la Grange
Mildred Wilson
Charlie Jackson 52 Dies at Home
Charlie Jackson aged 52 died suddenly at his home 25 West Avenue early Sunday. He is survived by his wife Fannie Jackson. Graveside services are set for Wednesday at 1:00 PM in Brookdale Cemetery with Rev. Stewart officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Jackson
West Avenue
Fannie Jackson
Brookdale Cemetery
Stewart
FDR Invites Landon Knox To Conference
The White House announced that Alfred M Landon and Frank Knox the Republican presidential and vice presidential nominees in 1936 will join President Roosevelt in a pre Congress discussion on neutrality problems. The GOP nominees accepted an invitation to attend the conference of congressional leaders of both parties to discuss the program for the special session of Congress starting the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Alfred M. Landon
Frank Knox
Roosevelt
GOP
Congress
Canadian Flying Boat Down At Sea
The Swedish steamer Pollux reported at 9 30 A M that a Canadian flying boat was forced down at sea and Pollux stood by to rescue the crew if the craft sank before a Sydney Nova Scotia tug could arrive. The SOS said the flying boat was 73 to 100 miles off Sydney and had a broken aileron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Mass
Pollux
Sydney
N.S
Ships Detained and Neutral Vessels Under War Orders
The British government extended enemy property controls to ships and companies with UK ties to prevent war-time profits for enemies. It said 33 neutral ships were detained with 25 still held after cargo and passenger checks, countering a German claim of 170 detained. Officials warned Germany that pledges to Roosevelt must be kept to deter civilian bombings, as Poland’s invasion looms amid debate on Russian intervention and its impact on the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Ministry of Information
British Isles
Information Ministry
Germany
Roosevelt
Poland
Denies Stay In Bergdoll Case
The court martial of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, a World War draft dodger, was adjourned to September 27 to allow defense counsel to prepare. Federal Judge Alfred C. Coxe denied a stay in the army court martial, noting a habeas corpus writ may still affect proceedings. The court martial at Governor's Island had opened earlier but was delayed until the stay issue was resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iu.p
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Alfred C. Coxe
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
Coxe
Stolen hose and spray from new house on West 11th
Charles Nell of 436 West 10th Street reported to police that a heavy green hose and pistol grip spray used by pointers were stolen from a new house at 437 West 11th Street, last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nell
West 10Th Street
Budlding
West 11Th Street
Market Prices From Toledo and Cleveland Markets
Grain and livestock prices listed for Toledo and Cleveland markets. Wheat corn oats rye values shown, plus active livestock quotes for hogs cattle calves sheep and lambs. Homegrowers market items include apples beans beets broccoli cabbage cantaloupes carrots and more with regional pricing and unit details for fresh produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Ghaivn
Cleveland
McIntosh
Jonathan
Lettuce Basket
Indians Split Even With A's In Doubleheader
Cleveland Indians narrow race for second and third in the American League as Bob Feller loses in the opener 4 2 to Philadelphia after five errors. In the nightcap Cleveland wins 18 5 behind Roy Weatherly five hits. Both Boston and Chicago also split, keeping the standings tight near the Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.P
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Bob Feller
Feller
Iowa
A’s
Indians
Boston
Chicago
Yankees
Roy Weatherly
Cleveland
Ridgeville Girls Capture Lake County Tournament Title
The Ridgeville Bittner girls won the Lake County softball title at the Lake County Fairgrounds in Painesville. They beat Cons-eaut 5-3 in round one with Betty Pitts pitching, then routed Gulf Refiners 17-8 with Dorothy Pitts on the mound, and closed by defeating Ohio Lamp Company of Niles 12-6 as the two sisters shared pitching duties. Frank's Bakery girls of Elyria were eliminated early, 3-2 in eight innings by the Lamp team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Lake County
Lake County Fairgrounds
Painesville
Betty Pitts
Bittners
State
Niles
Frank's Bakery Girls
Elyria
Ohio Lamp
Hittners AB. R.H
Wensluk
Rittners
Conneaut
K.H
ALE Cline
Bels
Lavell
Maki, If
Kako
Ene
Rhapsensis
Forster
Ft Bilter
Wos
Pean
Adamson
Williams
Poo
Vesesaeee
Hal Gaynor Fined For Assault In Municipal Court
Hal Gaynor of 349 Second Street was fined five dollars and costs for assault and battery when arraigned today before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on a complaint filed by his wife who charged that he beat her last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Gaynor
Second Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gospel Tabernacle
Fowler
Nanking
China Air Letter
China
Mrs
Esther Wood
N. Professor St
Carolyn Schreffler
F. H. Zavodsky
Mereceta Ges - Boher
A. Cavagna
Dentine
Onte Pulette Rervive Co
Kipton
James Scott
F.D.R
Landon, Knox
Bulletin
Frank Luppino
Rtbuilder
Bender
Cer
W. Brend
Lincoln Theatre
Branenato
Houdreau
Chapman
Campbell
Aarucker
Pytlak
Weatherly
Nafel
Tipton
Hale
Grimes
Moses
Boudreau
Wmubbard
Rolls
Kummel
Kame
Cleveland Rif
A. E. Boudreau
A &B. Chapman
Wes Pene
Weltner
Hemsley
Philadecio
AB H.O
Be Alyses
Cate
Brancato
Johnson
Hayes
Siebert
S. Chapman
Miles
Lillard
H McCrabb
A. BE
A. Pitts
Ty Wensink
D. Pitts
Honmimer
Pakos
Sittinger
Chip Nan
Wilthelmy
Tenes
McCrabb
Bommer
Caster
Cleveland Finegan
S&s
Chap- Galt Hentage
Bamian
Dean
Keltner
Gantenbein
Jones
Macana
Stinson
Lacriees
Hicbinson
I Keltner
Balog
Afesae Crabb
Potter
Rutners
Empires
Rommel, Hubbard and Rolls
Pitts
Top Pakos
de Bommer
Wensink
Ay Balog
Halug
Ashta- Cleveland
Ss AE
DPD
Ifoes
Maetry
B Chapman
Campbell Rf A
Bittners AB Keltner
Jbnas Roh. O
C Hpak
Mack
Brandato
Schneider
Diederich
Brucker
Stebert
Ale
Tees
F Chapman
Furster
Lodigiani
Newsome
Tross
McCommini
Etree
Chernock
Nagel
Matey L
Ja. Bommer
B. Pitts
Struuck
D Pitts
Om B. Pitts
Din
Meyer & Lees
Sth
Arm Implement Co
Broad ST
Ace
Mark Pown
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