Appeals session open as two cases sent to Franklin County court
The Ninth District Court began its sessions with two cases referred for trial in Franklin County. Dr A T Grills of Lorain seeks an injunction to stop Lorain County from paying about 26000 to Wendell Brown for plans and specs of the 2000000 Lorain high level bridge never built. The second case involves Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company with Eleanor Hughes on error. Court Bailiff Charles Heiman reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeal
Franklin County Court of Appeals
Ninth District Court
Sen
A. T. Grills
Lorain
Lorain County
Wendell Brown
Cleveland
Ter Plana
Franklin County
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Eleanor Hughes
Dr. Grills
N. H. McClure
Court of Appeals
Charles Heiman
Elders Visit Capitol Theatre For Will Rogers Film
Fifty residents of the Elyria Home for the Aged toured the Capitol Theatre to view the latest Will Rogers film Young As You Feel. Transportation was provided by the Progressive Sunday School Class.
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Elyria Home For the
Capitol Theatre
Will Rogers
JARS BEING PAOSED OUT BY HUNDREDS
City Hall distributed hundreds of fruit jars after a truck from the Capitol Theatre arrived as part of the theatre's fruit jar matinees. Mayor James A. Hewitt said about ten dozen jars remained by noon and expected fast demand from needy families.
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James A. Hewitt
Capitol Theatre
Milk bottle shortage hits Elyria prompting housewife appeal
Elyria faces a milk bottle shortage as dealers appeal to housewives to return or lend extras. About 250 000 bottles are lost yearly with most losses from stores as dairies emphasize bottle returns. A separate item notes Edward Becker of Gracecourt fined 100 dollars plus costs and given a 60 day driving suspension for drunken driving after his car zig zagged on Depot street.
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Elyria
Dairies
Edward Becker
Gracecourt
James A. Hewitt
Depot Street
Child Struck by Alto Sustains Minor Injuries at Quarry
Joao Wargo five of Grafton was injured when stepping into the road and struck by a car driven by Meyers of 121 East River Street near the Nickle Plate quarry east of Oberlin around 3 p.m. He was treated at Memorial hospital.
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Alto
Joao Wargo
Grafton
Meyers
East River Street
Coon Hunters Association
Nickle Plate
Oberlin
Memorial Hospital
Death notices for William L. Alexander and Marie A. Wilson
Funeral services for Civil War veteran William L. Alexander were held at Sudro Funeral Home with burial in Liberty Center, Ohio. Marie A. Wilson of Elyria dies after brief illness. survived by husband Hugh, son Dr Robert S. Wilson, daughter Marie Wilson, two sisters. body to be shipped to Buffalo for funeral and interment there.
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William L. Alexander
Sudro Funeral
E. Piper
Liberty Center
Ohio
Alexander
Marie A. Wilson
Park Avenue
Hugh
Kenmore
New York
Taylor
Buffalo
Plane crashes into house killing two occupants and pilot
West Brighton New York September 21 1930 a plane flown by James Goodwin Hall crash landed into a house killing two residents and a plane passenger Peter J Brady president of Federation Bank and Trust Company and aviation committee chairman died Hall injured an unidentified woman in the house also perishes in the crash.
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Hall
Oberlin Opens With Wilkins Talk and Campus Activities
Oberlin College begins new term with President Wilkins speaking at 4:30 PM chapel on September 23. Evening bonfire and campus events follow, with receptions planned for new and returning students at local churches. Continuous club meetings, vesper services, and various chapter activities are scheduled through the weekend plus student teas and picnics at the arboretum.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Wilkins
First Congregational
Methodist
Episcopal
First Baptist
Rust M. E
Mt. Zion Baptist
Clarence T. Craig
Oberlin Opens Football Season with Kent Visit
The Oberlin College football season begins October 3 when Kent arrives. Five home games and three away: homecoming on October 31 vs Western Reserve. other dates include October 11 Kent, October 24 Wooster, November 7 Akron, and November 21 Mt. Vernon. A faulty chimney caused a fire at the Morris home on South Main Street, damaging the roof and contents in an incident that afternoon. Firefighters battled the blaze for over an hour. damage estimated at $200.
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Kent
Oberlin
Western Reserve
Haledate
Case
Cleveland
Wooster
Reserve
Akron
Se San
Granvie
Mt. Urinn
Oberlin Fire Department
Morris
Maine Street
L Hancoon
Rowell
President Hoover Addresses Veterans at Convention
President Hoover mounted the platform at the veterans’ convention amid a huge cheer. He spoke with emphasis pausing briefly for a Legion introduction, urging determined opposition until victory in the war against world disorder.
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Hoover
Commander O'Nel
Legion
Eusphasis
Lorain relief bond rules require state approval
Miss Kinney returned to Columbus and said Lorain faces higher relief needs this winter with 50 percent more funds required than last year. She noted 300 relief cases monthly and urged consultation with the State Welfare Department and State Tax Commission before the city council meeting tonight.
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State Tax Commission and Welfare Department
Miss Kinney
Columbus
Lorain
State Welfare Department
State Tax Commission
Number Five Continued from Page 1 and Sunday School
Partial OCR reads list of services and groups including Bell Trumpeters City Mission Cleveland Message to Young People Rev Geo Soernelde Cleveland Wednesday Morning Worship Sermon Rev Glenn Wilson LaGrange Instrumental Trio Mrs Crumley Mrs Van Wormer Miss McCullough Report of Committees and election of officers Young Laases quartet
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City Mission
Cleveland
Geo. Soernelde
Glenn Wilson
LaGrange
Crumley
van Wormer
McCullough
Laases
Court Actions Record Metzger Estate and Local Divorces
Appraisers for T. C. Metzger estate in Lorain named Dr. C. V. Garver Dr. J. D. Seiler and B. G. Nichals to sell property to satisfy creditors. Eleanor Winstone granted divorce from Thomas on gross neglect and cruelty. Doris Legree seeks divorce from Ferdinand on gross neglect. marriage date 1920. First Sep tember term jury trial in Moore and Company Inc v Sam Gerdbick for 277 pounds for materials.
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T. C. Metzger
Lorain
C. V. Garver
J. D. Seiler
B. G. Nichals
Metzger
Eleanor Winstone
Thomas
W. B. Thompson
Doris Legree
Elyria
Ferdinand
Common Pleas Court
William C. Moore and Company, Inc
Sam Gerdbick
Five Elyria Fire Department Officers Attend Ohio Fire School
Five Elyria Fire Department members led by Fire Chief W N Bates travel to Columbus for the opening sessions of the second annual Ohio State Fire School at Ohio State University. The group includes Assistant Chief C J Hess Master Mechanic E A Waldron and Firemen E P Meschke and BE Urias. They will attend only the first two days before returning to plan a town inspection event in Elyria on Thursday.
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Elyria Fire Department
Columbus
Ohio State Fire School
Ohio State University
Elyria Party
W. N. Bates
C. J. Hess
E. A. Waldron
E. P. Meschke
BE. J. Uri
Elyria
British government acts to suspend gold standard on Sunday
Britain moves to curb foreign balances by suspending the gold standard as Prime Minister MacDonald and Bank of England leaders convene after a crisis. Queen, Prince of Wales, and King George stay in touch as London blends emergency measures with calls to stabilize the Empire’s economy amid a six month suspension outlook.
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House of Commons
House of Lords
Bank of England
London
Romsay MacDonald
Prince of Wales
Chequers
Britain
George
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
France
MacDonald
London Stock Exchange
Daily Telegraph
Daily Herald
Stock markets reel as European centers signal turmoil
The Bank of Sweden raised its discount rate to 4.5 percent, the Brussels and Antwerp exchanges closed amid British market tensions, and Paris saw a sharp stock drop with broad concessions. Cotton and wheat gained as the pound fell, while Vienna ordered its exchange closed indefinitely.
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Stockholm
Bank of Sweden
Bank of England
Brussels
Antwerp
Paris
Europe
Bank of France
Suez Canal
Bank Transatlantic
Three Fined For Liquor Law Violations
Three persons pleaded guilty to liquor law violations after a sheriff's Saturday cleanup. Jets Parks of Oberlin drew 250 dollars plus costs for arraignment before Justice Walter H. Watts. Fred Billyett of Brownhelm and George Ashbaugh of Wellington received fines of 250 and 109 dollars respectively plus costs. John Rabich of Brownhelm pleaded not guilty and will be tried later. Small quantities of alleged Major ware were confiscated, the sheriff reported.
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Clarence Adams
Jets Parks
Oberlin
Walter H. Watts
Fred 2Illyett
Brownhelm
Coats
George Ashbaugh
Wellington
John Rabich
Commissioners Protest Use of Outside Labor on Telegraph Road Bridge
Lorain county commissioners vow to protest the use of workers from outside the county on the Telegraph road overhead bridge project. They say local labor should be used when possible and note the contract was awarded to a Columbus company hiring nonlocal workers. The county covers 25 percent of costs with the state and railroad sharing the rest.
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Lorain County
Telegraph Road
A. P. Lagron
Charles Murray
Murray
State Department
Columbus Construction
State
Railroad
Bright Spots In Business World Highlights Growth Across Cities
Industrial employment and payroll rise in Chicago for the first time since August 1929, per the State Department of Labor. News notes include Bethelhem Lives Co securing 3.99% tons of steel rail, and Pennsylvanian Gas & Electric reporting year end figures. Additional items cover Kansas City power and light results, New York building plans, Morse Chain orders, Westinghouse Air Brake dividend, Hercules Clothing expansion in Columbus, and other manufacturing and utility updates.
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United Press
Chicago
State Department of Labor
Buffalo
Bethelhem Lives Co
Lickawatina
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Co
Houston
Tex
Kansas
Kansas Urry Power & Light Co
Santi
Activiss
New York Cloting House Association
Switch International Company
Edward Fiff
New York
Sly
To & W Strans & Co
Chicagq—Morse
Hoover Warns Against New Government Burdens During Depression War
In a stark message, Mr. Hoover urges citizens to oppose further demands on the nation until depression ends. He warns that increased expenditures and large deficits threaten national stability and could drain industry and raise unemployment. He emphasizes enlisting public support to prevent new burdens.
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Gion
Tiouver
Legion
Hoover
London
United States
Cleveland Market Reports Mixed Prices Across Poultry, Grains and Livestock
Cleveland Livestock Market notes holdover supplies steady with varied cattle and sheep values. Poultry offers heavy fowls around 23 cents per pound and leghorns 15 to 18 cents, while New Jersey cobblers and other potato items show price activity. hay, flour, and mill feeds list changes amid broad market signals.
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Cleveland
NCHS
Cos
Peg Dan
Lone Jatund
New Jersey Cobblers
American Resolve for World Recovery Amid War Strain
The document portrays a U S stance on postwar recovery stressing national industry and unity. It warns against tax and debt increases that would hinder employment and stability, urging prudent spending to maintain national strength while aiding global recovery. The message voices urgent national leadership in guiding the world through economic dislocations after the great war.
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Europe
United States of America
Elyria Group Seeks National Honors At Yearly Convention
A large Elyria contingent attended a four year effort toward rational conversions and national recognition following state championships won four times in a row. A special train carried most local delegates to the event with return set for Thursday evening. The parade Tuesday evening features the Elyria corps leading Vivian. Recounted feats from recent contests dominated by the corps and preparations for Wednesday’s competition and final Wednesday night.
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Elyria
Elyria Corps
Dewin
Buele
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James A. Hewite
A. Schmidt
Ridgeville
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Genn Brandt
Olmsted Falls
Marie A . Ulson
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Esther Alflen
Ronald Wilbond
Eleanor
Miss Jackson
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Edna Mason
Ruth Dawley
Maxine Jackson
Alicea Parker
Lucile Davidson
Caroline Shreftler
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Wilbur van Ausdale
Paul Bell
Howard Jackson
B. A. Hakes
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Hume
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Milo Kendeigh
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Serosis Club
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E. A. Stevens
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Huron
Jes
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Brunswick, Me
Bowday College
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Cedar Rapid Town
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North Pleacart Street
Malcolm Scott
Charlorie Scott
Edythe Moelen
Opertin
F. M. McChintock
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Lesly Colman
John Feron
Charles McCallion
the Stock Exchange
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Cottton
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Austria
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REED
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Clade Thomas
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