Prohibition debate closes Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference
About 3000 people attended sessions in Wooster with 2000 inside the auditorium and 1000 outside as Dr. Clarence True Wilson defended prohibition. He argued it remains better than broad regulation and urged patience for its test, while new elders and deacons were ordained by Bishop H. Lester Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference
H. Lester Smith
Poday
Methodist Church
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance and Public Mor
Als
Dr. Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
der. Wilson
Roosevelt
Welfare Workers Convene in Columbus Ohio Meeting
Lorain County welfare workers join statewide delegation for the forty-second annual Ohio Welfare Conference in Columbus October 4 to 14. Sessions cover family relief, child welfare, delinquency, health, community organization, industry and economics with about a thousand social workers from all counties expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Welfare Conference
Must Work Out Unpaid Fine for Intoxication
Joe Weinstein of West River street faced an opportunity to work off an unpaid fine after police found him Saturday near Floral court and Lodi street. He was driving a horse and wagon earlier, then was seen roaming the sidewalk with his horse tied. Officers turned the horse over to a barn for care. no charges were filed for the prior offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Weinstein
West River Street
Floral, Court
Lodi Street
Weinstein
Amherst Observe Silver Wedding Anniversary
Amherst Ohio reports a silver wedding anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maria Schroeder at 522 Church Street. Relatives gathered Sunday evening with blooms, cards, and a luncheon as gifts were presented. Also noted is a pre-nuptial tea for Virginia Gillman of Amherst with bridge, luncheon, and honors to Alyce Neiding and Mrs. A S Kurtz. Also announced is a newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. W J Darling of Woodhill Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Maria Schroeder
Church Street
Walter Wasem
Wilma
Janet
Ashland
John Miller
Albert Hoeh
Earl Schroader
Cleveland
A. Edwards
Marion
Charles
Harvey Murray
Alica Jean
Delmar Horning
Cleoya
Delmar, Jr
Fred Berg
Hazel
Jeanette
Edith Hoeh
Oberlin
William Schrader
Marcella
Althea
Adam Schroeder
Betty Lou
Ambherst
Russell Badertscher
Lorain
Virginia Gillman
Jacob Sabiers
George Hoffner
Alyce Neiding
A. S. Kurtz
Elizabeth
Hattie Hahn
Nettie
Katherine Quinn
Helen Belden
Milo Kendeigh
South Amherst
J. H. Gillman
Charles Sabiers
Harry Standen
Elizabeth Belden
Gus P. Zilch
Frank Belden
Charles Krieg
Henry Hoffner
Mollie Ludwig
Frances Sabiers
Helen Sabiers
Minnie Sabiers
Lucille Gillman
Evergreen club hosts families a lively social evening
Evergreen club members and their families enjoyed a Friday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. J Coverdale home on Hazel street. Guests included Mr. and Mrs William Cook and others. The program featured cards, social chat, contests, and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Club
J. Coverdale
Hazel Street
William Cook
George Schwartz
Lovain
Billy
Elmer
George Kern
Henry Delefield
Carl Henes
Carl
Fred Coverdale
Elmer Bischof
Lila Ann
Local News In a Few Lines Fined For Reckless Driving
Eva Schultz was fined 2 dollars and costs after an arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster for reckless driving. Stopped for speeding at 42 mph on East River street she then ran a red light at East River and Eastern Heights Blvd and was ordered to headquar ters. Mary Beane was shoved from a second story window during a quarrel with her husband John at 1824 West avenue and narrowly escaped serious injury. She was taken to Memorial hospital with only strained ligaments and Beane was at large as police searched today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M4ygr
Eva Schultz
W. H. van Oster
East River Street
East River
Eastern Heights Blvd
Mary Beane
West Avenue
John
Polis
Driving While Intoxicated Charge Leads to Trial
O McLain of Lakewood was arrested for DWI after a collision with Irvine Webber on Middle avenue and B Simmons on West River Street near Oberlin road. McLain pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster. trial set for Thursday. A discarded cigarette started a grass fire on West Street between Penfield and Rockfern. Elyria firefighters extinguished it with brooms. William Linder of Lodi Street was fined five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct after two half pints of liquor were found in his pocket during a Sunday morning arrest before Mayor Van Oster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. McLain
Lakewood
Irvine Webber
Middle Avenue
B. Simmons
West River Street
Wast! Avenue
Oberlin Road
Xiec Clain
W. H. van Oster
West Street
Penfield Avenue
Rockfern Avenue
Elyria
William Linder
Lodi Street
Court actions and divorce filed in Lorain court
Pete Abrahamowiccz of Lorain sues Dr FE Brown claiming a Lorain mortgage is void for failure to supply $550 consideration per agreement. Mary Muller gains divorce from George Miller for gross neglect of duty. Judge W B Thompson grants the degree.
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Pete Abrahamowiccz
Lorain
Dr. FE
O. 8
Brown
Mary Muller
Giorge Miller
W. B. Thompson
Mehoopany Creek tract added to Wyoming County refuge
The State Game Commission expanded its holdings by 2054 acres in Mehoopany Creek, Wyoming County, bringing total game land to 19065 acres. The area is described as ideal bear country and reflects ongoing preservation efforts in the region. Founding of St Peter's Evangelical church noted with event plans in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Game Commission
Mehoopany Creek
Wyoming County
Ideal Bear Country
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Council
Women's Union
Missionary Society
Brotherhood
Northeast Ohio Methodists Meet in Wooster
Attendees include Mr and Mrs A K Jenne Mr and Mrs R H Hearn daughter Marjorie Mr and Mrs J B Egel and Mrs Ruby Guild daughter Olive. Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Ed Stout Wooster. Rev A M Nickel spoke on What Is An Education encouraging college bound youth Katherine Schmitkons Ruth Zilch Donald Ludwig William Huttenlocher Edwin Schmitkons and Richard Baetz who will enroll at Oberlin College this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Jenne
R. H. Hearn
Marjorie
J. B. Egel
Ruby Guild
Olive
Northeast Ohio
Wooster
Jenne
Hearn
Ed. Stout
A. M. Nickel
First Evangelical Church
Katherine Schmitkons
Ruth Zilch
Donald Ludwig
Wiliam Huttenlocher
Edwin Schmitkons
Richard Baetz
Oberlin College
Dinner Guests Gather for Mrs Lakofsky’s Sunday Meal
Mrs Anna Lakofsky of Elyria Avenue hosted a one o clock dinner on Sunday. Seated guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Dawkins and their daughter Edith, Florence Farnsworth and her son George, Miss Eleanor Tanatt from Cleveland, J Blackford, sons Glen Jack and Clarence Mia Lakofsky, Dorothy and Carl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lakofsky
Elyria Avenue
Fred
Dawkins
Edith
Florence Farnsworth
George
Eleanor Tanatt
Cleveland
J. Blackford
Glen
Jack
Clarence
Mia. Lakofsky
Dorothy
Carl
Wellington Auto Victim Dies in Brighton Center Crash
Herbert Goss aged 69 died at Falls Clinic hospital from injuries suffered in a Friday auto accident at Brighton Center. Survived by wife Mary, son Don, three Brighton grandchildren, and sister Mrs May Hunt of Macledon. funeral at Congregational church, Brighton, Tuesday at 2 under Rev Moore, burial in Brighton.
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Wellington
Herbert Goss
The
Falls
Clinig Hospital
Brighton Center
Mary
Don
Brighton
May Hunt
Maceldonia
Congregational Church of
Moore
Luigi Bonazzi Dies Suddenly in Oberlin
Luigi Bonazzi retired resident of Oberlin died suddenly at his home on Morgan Street after a stroke. Born in 1858 in Quartesana Italy he moved to Wooster then Oberlin 29 years ago. He is survived by widow Rosalie two sons Augusto and Edward two daughters Mrs Josephine Lytle and Adeline one brother in Italy. Private funeral at Sedgemen Parlors with interment in Westwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bonazze
Oberlin
L. Bonnezi
Adaline
V. VY. Lytle
Oberlin Conservatory
August
Havana
Cuba
Edward
Akron
Bonazzi
Italy
Rome
G. Gallea
Luizi Bonazzi
Morgan Street
Quartesana
Wooster
Rosalie
Augusto
Havant
Goodrich Rubber Company
Josephine Lytle
Adeline
Sedgemen
Westwood Cemetery
Health Workers Meet Tuesday at Oberlin Inn
A meeting of public health group representatives from Lorain Ashland Medina and Wayne Counties will be held at the Oberlin Inn on Tuesday September 20. Dr W S Baldwin of Lorain will preside and arrange. Ohio Public Health Association officials Dr Robert G Patterson and Arthur H German will attend from Columbus. Health officials nurses sanitorium superintendents and school representatives are invited for an afternoon program on state health plans and a morning discussion on seal sale plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysnéldon
Norfolk
Scott Anderson
Charles Anderson
Homer Anderson
Rochester
Ben Booth
Donald Anderson
New London
Wellington
Lorain High
Lorain
Wellington P. T. A
Hazel Phelps Bryant
Akron
Methodist Church
Homer Johns
King’s Daughters
Vina Griggs
North Main Street
Queen Esther Society
Methodist
Perry Lee
Cleveland
C. W. Recard
Ledbeater
Deidman
Daffen
Canton
I. E. Downey
Ashland
Medina
Wayne Counties
Oberlin Inn
W. S. Baldwin
Lorain County
Club Activities Of Coming Week
The I T. T. M. Club will hold a steak roast this evening at 5:30 at Campbell's Grove. Installation of officers of the Frank B. Peck Chapter, Order of DeMolay will be held this evening in the chapter rooms in the Grange hall at 8 o'clock. The public is invited to witness the installation and a special invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell's Grove
Frank B. Peck
Order of DeMolay
Grange Hall
Oberlin club notices and political meeting announced
The notices list meetings for Masonic, American Legion Auxiliary, Merry Wives, Baptist church Ladies Aid, Junior Star Bridge Club, Vine Rebekah Lodge, Bridgette Club, Pythian Sisters, Eastern Star, and Past Matrons luncheons. A Taxpayers and Political meeting at Community Church features Don W Harter and Aldrich B Underwood with music. Circles of the Ladies Aid meet. Oberlin Farm Women host a September gathering with a tureen lunch. Bries by Malcolm Scott of Cleveland.
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Masonic Fraternity
American Legion Auxiliary
Charles Shreffler
Merry Wives
East College Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Wilder
Oberlin
Junior Star Bridge Club
Harry Kelly
North Pleasant Street
Noble Grand Association
Vine Rebekah Lodge
C. C. May
North Main Street
Bridgette Club
John McConnel
Lorain
Pythian Sisters
Hastern Stars
Jupeman
Miss Morgan
Community Church
Don W. Harter
Congress
Aldrich B. Underwood
Akron
Oberlin Farm Women’s Club
East Oberlin Community Church
Judges Refuse To Delay Trials In September Term
Judges A R Webber and W B Thompson denied a one week delay for jury trials as the September term opened. Bar association president D A Aiken led the request to focus on equity cases. Jury trials will proceed with the first trial tomorrow before Judge Thompson, while the grand jury meets to consider scores of cases and indictments. Prosecutor Don W Meyers said trials of those indicted begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
W. 8. Thompson
D. A. Aiken
The
Bar Association
Equity
Thompson
Webber
Don W. Meyers
Plans for Jefferson School Facilities Expansion
Local officials announced plans to equip Jefferson School with facilities for complete junior high work. Programs include cooking, sewing, manual training, athletics, music with J Martin Beck directing an orchestra and glee clubs, and Edward Burton overseeing athletics. Equipment delays hinder sewing, cooking, and manual training rollout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
J. Martin Beck
Elyria High School
Edward Burton
Board of Education
Skig
Indictments Accuse Maschke and 511 in County Embezzlements
Feisman, law partner of Becker man. Long investigation leads to indictments naming 512 defendants for embezzling 177000 from Cuyahoga county treasury on Sept 1, 1928, including grand larceny. Maschke cases not tied to current county shortfall of 570000. Alex Bernstein appears in other indictments. Others awaiting trial include Walter E. Cook and Joseph F. Lange, former county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyahoga County Treasury
Maschke
P. L. A. Lieghley
Alex Bernstein
Walter E. Cook
Joseph F. Lange
Two Kindergarten Groups Begin Work in Elyria Schools
Elyria's 1932-33 enrollment rose by about 60 as two kindergarten classes started at the Ely and Allen Schools. Allen opened with five students. three must pass tests due to age requirements. Other district kindergartens began Sept 6 except Edison, which isn’t finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ely and Allen
Allen
Ely
Edison
Oberlin Kindergarten Training School
Cleveland Markets and Y M C A Club Activities Overview
Cleveland markets show steady receipts for produce eggs and poultry with prices listed for hogs cattle calves sheep and potatoes. Community club notes detail Y M C A activities including Y Hi clubs senior and junior Hi Y programs and multiple hobby and sports clubs with plans to expand offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Tin plate output climbs in Youngstown district
Youngstown district steel plants boost tin plate production for fall needs. American Sheet & Tin Plate Co. raises local plant to 100 percent capacity for the first time in over two years, with 1800 workers set to operate daily for the week. Shenango works at New Castle Pa. will reach 70 percent capacity, up from 42 percent, as 94 tin plate mills in three active plants show 73 now operating and 50 last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
American Sheet & Tin Plate Co
American Sheet & Tin Plate Company
Shenango Works
New Castle
Turmoil in Taylorville coalfield strikes and bomb attacks
Violence erupts as Taylorville Breeze offices and UMWA headquarters suffer partial blast amid wage dispute. Miners split between 5 and 6.10 daily rates while editor C G F Jewell urges troop mobilization to protect business and halt unrest in Central Illinois coal fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorville, Breeze
United Mine Workers of America
Ming
Hainois
CG. F. Jewell
Taylorville
Jewell
Tich Christian County
Central Illinois
Night events and city groups partner in Fire Prevention Week
Last year it co operated in Fire Prevention Week the Community Chest campaign and milk fueled community activities as city groups continued cooperation on public safety and charity drives in a recap of local civic efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest Campaign
Miik
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayor
Wilson
Alfred Alten
Western Reserve
Tarver
Iss Gillman
W. J. Darling
Woodhill Drive
Security Benefit Association
I. O. O. F. Hall
Evangelical League
Synod of North America
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Edgar Wierth
Valley City
Wierth
George Schroeder
Starkey Road
John Croll
South Amherst Road
Marjorie Becker
Robert Schroeder
Join Crosl
Road
Becker
Janice
Charlene
Gerald
Elton
Walloyd
Robert
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
East
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Francis Seiberling
Francis Seiberting
Kiwanis
James van Arman
Aterday
van Arr
EW Orchestra
Sunset School
Anna von Bhmime
Christina Smits
Lettie Hawk
Ray Rowland
Luigi Bonazzi
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bond
Morris
Perryman
Squire
Malcolm Scott
Feisman
Beckerman
Charlotte Scott
H. A. Funk
Elm Street
Camp Twanekotah
D. E. White
Eloise
Hollywood Avenue
Ashtabula
Jimmie Zahm
Springfield
Temple
Marvin Mosher
Lodi
Charles Hallouer
Groveland Street
Wallace Tr
Deerfield
Mass
Rep
B.o
Paul MacEacher
Watertown
Conn
Taft School
T. C. Whitney
Harvey Warren
Albert Weitzen
Claude Wigfield
Glen Shoemaker
W. C. McClellan
Y-Indus Club
Eugene Hubbard
William Yoo
Robert Smith
Richard Smith
W. O. McClellan
M.C. A
William Gleason
Richard Elliott
Don Hutchings
Stanley Davies
R. H. Goacher
Grant Keys
Ralph Fey
Charles Kohn
Jack Hauser
R. 4 H. Goacher
Stamp Club
J. B Thomas
Rifle Club
Ely Rifle Club
H. M. Harlbur
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Elyria Chronicle- Telegram
Catriar Boy
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