Grand jury set to hear heavy docket next Tuesday
More than fifty cases bound over for the September grand jury as the term of common pleas court opens Monday. Assignment commissioner Charles Heimann plans a busy week with 30 equity cases in five days and jury work starting Monday, with criminal juries likely the first week in October. A partial list of those sent up includes Elyria residents Fred Gerber, J A Clark, Monica Ranteria, Charles Fowler, and many Lorain and Elyria names, reflecting broad local participation.
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John Harding
Charles Heimann
Common Pleas Courts
Heimann
Mfondar
Grand Jury
Fred Gerber
Lelyria
Joseph Wedderson
Elyria
J. A. Clark
Monica Ranteria
Lorain
Charles M. Fowler
R. E. Haehl
Clarence Young
Charles Hungeford
William Wiebert
Mike Fusa
Julius Crosser
Elsvia
Charles Cummins
Elyria Priest Transfers Within Cleveland Diocese
The Cleveland Catholic Diocese announced transfers of thirteen priests. Rev Fr Stanislaus Suwalski of Holy Cross Elstia moves to St Hedwig Akron in exchange with Rev Fr Stanislaus Rybachki. Rev Fr Dominica A Liebarek of Church of the Nativity Lorain to St Stanislaus Youngstown. Rev Fr Stanislaus Rogosz of Our Lady Czestochowa Cleveland to Church of the Nativity Lorain to succeed him.
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Cleveland
Stanislaus Suwalski
Holy Cross Church
Elstia
Stanislaus Rybachki
St. Hedwig's Church
Akron
Dominica A. Liebarek
Church of the Nativity
Lorain
St. Stanislaus Church
Youngstown
Stanislaus Rogosz
Church of Our Lady of Czestochowa
Seven Autos Tagged in City by Police
Seven red traffic violation tags were issued yesterday by police. Five targets cited for no tail light violations and two for overtime parking.
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Yesterdar
T A Conway Early Career in Henry County Ohio
T A Conway taught a country school at 21 in Henry county Ohio and attended Ohio Northern University at Ada during summer vacations. He began law practice in Napoleon after 1898, was elected Henry county prosecuting attorney in 1900s, moved to Elyria in 1907, served as probate judge for eight months, was appointed by Governor Harmon, twice mayor of Elyria, and has fifteen years as referee in bankruptcy. He is married with five children and resides at 228 Third Street.
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Henry County
Ohio
T. A. Conway
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Conway
Napoleon
Elyria
Harmon
Hinman
Hyves
228
Third Street
Five explorers feared dead in Hudson Bay quest
Winnipeg dispatch reports three internationally known geologists and two pilots missing after an Arctic flight seeking legendary copper deposits near Hudson Bay. Overdue for days, planes with pontoons faced icy risks amid winter gales, sparking a vast, historic search by dog sleds and snowshoes.
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Winnipeg
Man
Hudson Bay
Col
C. D. McAlpine
Dominion Explorers’ Club
Alex Reading
E. A. Broadway
G. A. Thompson
Capt. McMilan
Athabasca
Alberta
Canada
BicAlpine
Samuel Horne
Horne
McAlpine
Coronation Gulf
Arctic Ocean
Elsha High Elects Cheerleaders for This Year
Three girls and two boys were elected cheerleaders at Elsha High School. The five are Harry Bivin, John Eckler, Sadie Becker, Helen Hutt, and Edyi Miller. Voting covered tenth to twelfth graders after seven candidates auditioned Wednesday. They debut Saturday at the Akron West football game.
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Elsha High School
Akron West
Harry Bivin
John Eckler
Sadie Becker
Helen Hutt
Edyi Miller
Educational value of extension work speech at Grafton Grange
Wilma Bonar county extension agent spoke on The Educational Value of Extension Work from My Viewpoint at a Grafton Grange meeting last night. Frank Mason county Grange deputy inspected the lodge and offered several suggestions for the lodge.
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Wilma Bonar
Grafton Grange
Frank Mason
County Grange
Mason
Twenty five examined at chest clinic in Elyria
Approximately 25 persons were examined yesterday for tuberculosis at the monthly tuberculosis clinic of the Lorain County Public Health Council held at Elyria Memorial hospital. Dr. B P Edwards of Cleveland supervised the examinations. ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING Thomas McClain of Oberlin, 23, was arrested for speeding on Middle Avenue this morning and released on bond to appear in police court tomorrow.
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Lorain County
Thomas McClain
Oberlin
Middle Avenue
McClain
Heroic Endurance Plane Pilots Falter After Repairs
Buffalo New York, Sept 20. The endurance plane, after 1971 hours aloft, landed after heroic efforts by three men who attempted repairs. Dale Dryer, a mechanic, crawled up a rope ladder from another plane to fix a stabilizer wire and fell to ground in a parachute. The aircraft was later forced down by a hole in the fuselage.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Evening News
Dale Dryer
Youth Shot by His Father in Ohio Grapevine Tragedy
George Vanko Jr., 16, of Elyria Avenue, died after being shot by his father while in a grape arbor. Sheriff Clarence Adams and County Coroner Myles Perry ordered a full inquiry. Initial reports say the father fired during a suspected robbery. a feud with another family is under review.
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George Vanko, Jr
Elyria Avenue
Vanko
Clarence E. Adams
Myles BE. Perry
Venko
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Myles EB. Perry
Yanko
149 Street Signs Erected in City
The city completed street sign installation excluding downtown, with fifteen large ornamental signs to be mounted on white way poles downtown. A total of 149 street signs have been erected this year at an estimated cost of two thousand dollars, funded by annual council appropriations for purchase and erection.
Peorians Snub Bargain Window For $1.10 Profit
In Peoria Illinois a drug store window offered ten one dollar bills tagged as bargain 39 cents. After four hours no buyer appeared until a Scotch barber heading to church purchased all bills, netting him only one dollar ten cents in profit.
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Peoria
Ill
Philadelphia artist killed answering front door bell
Philadelphia landscape artist Frank Reed Whiteside was shot dead at his home when answering the front door bell. Police suspect robbery as the motive as his clothing pockets were emptied. The Sept. 20 bulletin notes the fatal close range shot and subsequent robbery implication.
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Philadelphia
Frank Reed Whiteside
Whiteside
Sell-Out Grapes Ad Sparks Quick Buy on Classified Page
The Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads report a sold-out batch of Choice Concord grapes at 31.00 per basket after strong consumer demand. The ad notes the grape run ended due to rapid sales and invites readers to place new ads to reach bargain-seeking buyers.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyrian Elected OAD Degree Mason
Samuel H. Squire of Elyria was elected an honorary thirty third degree Mason by the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite Northern Masonic Jurisdiction at Dayton. A reception at Elyria Council honored him, with W. E. Notley presenting flowers and tributes to the longtime Masonic leader who helped found Ariel Chapter Rose Croix in Cleveland.
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Samuel H. Squire
Supreme Council
Scottish Rite
United States
Dayton
Squire
Elyria
F. A. Smythe
Ariel Chapter
Rose Croix
Cleveland
Loraine
Council
Masonic District
Ohio
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Surfacing Of 22 Streets Began In Pasadena Today
The service director announced that surface treatment started this morning on 22 city streets. Poplar Street in Pasadena was first in line to receive the treatment.
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Poplar
Pasadena
Campaign committee formed for sanitarium bond issue
The Lorain County Public Health Council announced a 4 p.m. Monday meeting in the directors' room of Lorain County Savings and Trust Co to form a committee to campaign for the county tuberculosis sanitarium bond issue on the November ballot.
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Lorain County Padic Health Council
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Pony Forty Seven Years Old In Kansas Herd
Marysville Kansas farmer Michael Reuger owns a remarkably aged Indian pony believed to be 47. The pony, once part of a herd bought in 1885 by Charles Phillips, can no longer chew corn or prairie hay but still eats oats and alfalfa and is used to drive cows to and from pasture. Illinois Pearl Fishing In Hardin Pearl hunting returns in the Illinois river after John Shanks and son David Shanks discover valuable pearls in mussel shells yielding 537 dollars for two large pearls.
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Marysville
Kas
Michael Reuger
Charles Phillips
Illinois
Hardin
Tlinois River
John Shanks
David
Child Struck By Auto Injures Bonnie Jean Hunter
Seven year old Bonnie Jean Hunter was struck by a car at the East River street and Dennison avenue intersection at 5 20 PM while tying her shoe. She suffered a fractured arm in three places and other minor injuries and was taken to the hospital.
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Bonnie Jean Hunter
Dennison Avenue
East River Street
Bonnie Jean
Virginia Watts
Virginia
Vincent Deitrick
Williams Street
Destrick
Q. H. Hunter
William Hunter
I ’ Dennison Avenue
Lindbergh Opens Central America Air Mail Run
Col Charles A Lindbergh and party begin a trail blazing trip to Central America as the new air mail route to Dutch Guiana opens. The three motor plane left Miami at 9:59 am and reached Havana at 11:21 am after a 250 mile leg, with Anne Lindbergh and guests aboard, including Glenn Curtiss. The flight carries nine passengers and a radiophone for the first time, with Pan American Airways and American Airways officials along for the journey toward Santiago and Haiti.
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Havana
Cuba
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dutch Guiana
Miami
Fla
Florida Straits
Morro Castle
Lindbergh
Santiago
Spence
Haiti
Fia
We” Company
Anne Lindbergh
Glenn Curtis
San Juan
J. T. Trippe
Pan American Airways
Mrs. Trippe
James M. Eaton
American Airways
Edward C. Musick
W.W. Angus
W. L. MacDowell
United Press
Ted Gill
Associated Press
Tragic Detroit Club Fire Claims 16 Lives
Detroit witnesses a deadly blaze at the Study Club on Vernon highway taking at least 16 lives and injuring 55 as patrons rushed to exits. Firemen found 25 trapped in a cloakroom. $35,000 in damage noted. Owner Martin Cohn and employee Bobby Jackson questioned about a possible bomb initiation.
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Detroit
Study Club
Vernon Highway
Wallace Kroeger
Grand Rapids
Bertha Kelly
Morrison Manning
Orchestra
E. D. Tedford
J. G. Kaufman
Waverly Green
H. B. Smith
Lawrence Luther Herrick A. Brown
Wes
Scores
Receiving Hospital
Martin Cohn
Henry J. Garvin
Cohn
Bobby Jackson
Blame Cigarette For Small Fire At Irondale Street Shed
A discarded cigarette is blamed for a shed fire at the Mixe Fusa dwelling on 349 Irondale Street at 9 40 p m Thursday. Firefighters used a 3 gallon soda acid extinguisher to control the blaze with negligible damage. An hour earlier Hose Company No 1 responded to a still alarm at St Clair and Hamilton avenues for rubbish and brush.
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Irondale Street
Comranr No. 1
St. Clair
Hamilton
She Won't Stand For Being Handled Like Vacant Lot
New York reports Mrs Minnie Ershowsky filing in supreme court for 250000 in a real estate partnership dispute with husband Barney Ershowsky. She alleges improper exchange offers at a social gathering involving a friend A H Neurowich and claims joint earnings from the business.
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New York
Minnie Ershowsky
Barney
Broadening Probe Expands Lobbying Look at Shipyards
Washington Sept 20 The Senate Naval Subcommittee widened its inquiry beyond the 1927 Geneva Conference to cover all lobbying by shipbuilding firms for the past five years. The move followed a suggestion by Senator Allen who backs Hoover ally William B Shearer, a controversial naval expert linked to the investigation.
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Washington
Senate Naval Sub- Committee
Allen
Repu
Kas
Hoover
William B. Shearer
Indictment Hits Kentucky Governor and Textbook Panel
Frem D Sampson Kentucky governor and seven textbook commission members face charges of unlawfully accepting gifts from publishers. Grand jurors will conclude the probe in a week as two indictments stem from a three week investigation into bias toward texts adopted for Kentucky public schools.
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Frangfort
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Frem D. Sampson
State Textbook Commission
Sampson
Stormy Petrel
Kentucky
J. C. W. Beckman
Joseph Deska
Deska
Lax Commission
State Highway Commission
Grand
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A. R. Evelin
Alfred Pember
William Thomas
Frances Bakelets
Tom George
John Warhot
Steve Doman
Joseph Lesnek
Oliver
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Chicago
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Sylvester Clegborg
Avon
Casablanca
Aiorocco
Aero Postal
Mera
Zerga
Mexico
Jac Marion
N. C
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John H. Harwood
Norfolk
Langley Field
Charles Palmer Clark
Henry J Miller
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