Suits Filed For Injuries and Miscellaneous Claims
A list of common pleas court filings over the past twenty four hours includes Agnes Stein of Cleveland suing Harry E Meyers of Wellington for 10000 in injuries from an automobile crash near Wellington on Aug 20 1928. Other suits involve Anna Novak versus Gottlieb Novak for partition, Andrew Pollak accusing Anna Polvak of seducing him into marriage, Barbara Glenn seeking a second divorce from George A Glenn, Charles D Palmer foreclosing a mortgage against Henry Kennerth, William Edwards Company seeking 33492 on a cognovit note against Mike Urbanac, Gretchen Diederich claiming 3000 for housekeeper services from the estate of Edwin J McMahon, and Beachliff Savings and Loan seeking 54712 foreclosure and judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Common Pleas Court
Agnes Stein
Cleveland
Harry E. Meyers
Anna Novak
Gottlieb Novak
Eaton Township
Andrew Pollak
Third Street
Elyria
Anna Polvak
Detroit
Barbara Glenn
George A. Glenn
Charles D. Palmer
Henry Kennerth
William Edwards Company
Mike Urbanac
Gretchen Diederich
The
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Edwin J. McMahon
Th Beachliff Savings and Loan Company
John T. Patterson
Woman Injured in Street Friday in Cleveland
Mrs. J. B Loughr of 120 Grace Court fell while stepping from a curb to an auto Friday and fractured her left arm. She was taken to Memorial hospital. In Cleveland on September 6 fire trapped Alfred W. Cohn and his wife on the second floor. neighbors caught their children in a blanket as firemen saved the family.
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J. B Loughr
Grace Court
Eklria “Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
Alfred W. Cohn
Firemien
Cohns
Donald M. Love
Fisabel Wolcott
Oberlin
Oberitz
Phi Beta Kappa
Bayom School
Youngstown
Chick Garlica
Lee Rowe
West College Street
W. K. Breckenridge
Circle Wheeler
Fast College Street
Grace Misseldine
3Fijan
Phillis
Buena Vista
Chance Carson
Ambridge
W. S. Carson
Morgan St
W. H. White
St Mary's Medical School
London
England
K. L. Covdity
Woodland Avenue
Marjorie Richards
Oberi
Conservatory
E. H. Richards
East Cotlege Street
Tsabella- Thoduma College
Lucknow
India
Cohen
Two Truck Drivers Fined Yesterday by County Court
Two overloaded truck drivers were fined on the county highways yesterday by Justice S. J. George after deputy sheriffs arrested them. Seymour Hollar of Route 20 driving for a highway freight company was fined 35 dollars and costs. James McGinty of 1762 Lerins Ton Avenue Lorain was fined 30 dollars and costs for hauling sidewalk stone on Route 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of I Justice
S. J. George
Seymour Hollar
James McGinty
Lerinston Avenue
Lorain
Two Arrests by Deputy Sheriffs and Court Fine
Two arrests were made by deputy sheriffs last night. W A Thomas of Elyria faced a man support charge while John Gallagher of Ridgeville was jailed for assault and battery, pled guilty, and fined 10 dollars plus costs by Justice S J George. Columbus report notes Buckeye Press Association show resumes next year with Ohio State University journalism awards and staff changes.
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W. A. Thomas
Elyria
John Gallagher
Ridgeville
S. J George
Columbus
Buckere Press Association
Association Oficials
Ohio Newspaper Association
School of Journalism
Ohio State University
O. €. Hooper
H. E. C. Rowe
Oliver Hariley
State Department of Agriculture
Erd Leonardi Tasler
Worthington News
Harold Schellenger
Jackson Sun Journal
Paul G. Mohl Jer
Berea Schellenger
B. B. Harris
Arcanum Times
Surprise party honors Mrs Henry Gragel at West Street home
Amherst September 21 Mrs Viola Reinhard and Miss Ruth Gragel hosted a surprise birthday party for Mrs Henry Gragel at her West Street home. Guests enjoyed cards and contests before a three course luncheon. Bridge lamp gifted to the honored guest. The Good Deeds class from Congregational church gathered at Miss Elizabeth Eastman’s home for an evening of business, scrapbooks, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Viola Reinhard
Ruth Gragel
Henry Gragel
West Street
Emma Burr
California
Ed. Mars
Noryean Cahl
Raymond Cahl
Good Deeds Ciass
Congregational Church
Elizabeth Eastman
South Main Street
Kunkel
St Peter's Evangelical Bearch
Cecil Miller
Seeler Avenue
Lydia Herwig
Devourougis
Miss Herwig
C. H. Menz
RB. L. Menz
Neilie Mathes
Edith and
Hulda Berges
Alice Torna
Gladys Hopkins
Helen Euth
Frances Sabiers
Lydia Herxiz
Brownhelm Missionary Society entertains with China theme
The Brownhelm Congregational church Missionary Society hosted an afternoon program on China led by Mrs L Brandan, with readings by Mrs A J Sattuck and Mrs B K Lindsley, a focal duet by Rev N E Escott, and remarks on China. Refreshments followed for a list of attendees including Mrs A J Shattuck and Rev Escott.
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China
A. J. Shattuck
Bacon
N. E. Escott
Marg Laret Peck
Chas. Bechtel
T. W. Wilson
Mary Chapin
Lon Perry
B. K. Lindsler
HH. L. Brandon
Margaret
West College Ot to Be Improved
Oberlin OhioSeptember 21 The village votes to fund road improvements from Prospect east to the corporate line with county paying initial costs but village to cover within limits, estimated 2500. Some residents oppose heavy traffic. council overruled Edwards. Also first reading for 2860 bonds for Plum Creek project. Skating rink discussed and freshmen elect Henry Mosher as class chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
College
Prospect
Business Men's Club
Edwards
Plumn Creek
Gayters
East Lorain Street
Congressional Hearings Lift Shipbuilding Lobby Pressure
The investigation extends to Shearer's lobbying for the Bethlehem Company and Newport News Shipbuilding. Testimony reveals $143,000 spent to lobby the Jones-White Merchant Marine Act of 1927 and Shearer was paid $25,000 to approach William Randolph Hearst for a North Atlantic steamship project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearer
Bardo
Bethlehem Company
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Allen
Hoover
Geneva
Shipping Board
Congress
William Randolph Hearst
Night club fire fans flames in crowded cabaret
Multi colored lights of the cabaret and ventilator fangs swept cigarette smoke as flames broke out in hangings. Swift air currents fanned the fire along the walls, causing panic among guests and turning the night club into a panic driven madhouse.
Market Report from Cleveland and Midwest Grains
Market summaries show Cleveland produce prices for butter eggs and poultry with varied rates. Beef hogs cattle and calves trade steady to slightly lower, with Toledo and Minneapolis quotes for hogs cattle and grain futures, including wheat corn oats rye and seeds, reflecting mixed demand across regions and shipper receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Timothy
Toledo
Eaf
Burglary Under Inquiry at Sinclair Service Station
Sheriff Adams investigates a burglary at the Sinclair service station and warehouse on North Ridge road. Two windows broken, nothing of value taken as yet. A clue left behind is an old pair of gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Adams
Sinclair
North Ridge Road
Salute film at Capitol previews all talking gridiron plot
Director John Ford brings Salute to Capitol Theatre with an all talking football game climax between Army and Navy. Ford spent weeks in Annapolis filming on campus and field, with George OBrien training to portray an All American West Point halfback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ford
Capitol Theatre
Bill Ingram
Army
Navy
T Mekeer
Fissmen
Ford
Annapolis
George O'Brien
West Point
Boyd Scores Hit In Dialogue Picture
William Boyd stars in High Voltage a Pathe dialogue feature at Rivoli promising full drama with sound and dialogue. Critics hail Boyd as a leading discovery clarifying the talking pictures era while the film earns acclaim as one hundred percent entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boyd
Lord
Pathe
Rivoli Theatre
Talking Pictures
William Bord
23 Women Sign Up For Project in Lorain County
Lorain county plans a home accounts project for farm women led by the Ohio State University extension service. Twenty three women from Oberlin Wellington and North Eaton have enrolled, with eight from North Eaton Ladies’ Aid signing at a meeting led by Wilma Bonar. Additional members joined the furniture refinishing project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Wilma Bonar
Miss Bonar
Oberlin
Wellington
North Eaton
North Eaton Ladies’ Aid
Bonar
Fighteer
Capone and Pal Seek Parole in Pennsylvania Penitentiary
Al Capone and his bodyguard Frank Cline petitioned for parole through their attorney. A hearing was set for October 4 before Judge Eugene C. Bonwill, with Judge John E. Welsh to preside since he sentenced them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
al Capone
Chicago
Eastern Pennsylvania
Capone
Frank Cline
Eugene C. Bonrweill
John E Welsh
Ker Country Oklahoma Builds Grand Oil Tax Home
Oil taxes have enabled Ker Country Oklahoma to erect an elaborate country home with a waiting list of 200. The house features private baths in each room, radios, player pianos and a chef to service residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ker
Oklahoma
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