Five Youths Given Provisional Probations
Five Lorain youths aged 16 to 22 were placed on provisional probation by Probate and Juvenile Judge H. H. Nye after hearings on July charges arising from a car crash on Broadway that seriously injured 72 year old Dave Hart, a former Lorain city firefighter. They must reimburse Hart’s medical expenses totaling $350 so far, with more to come, and report to Juvenile Officer Carl Curtis twice monthly. The driver was the 16 year old. authorities reported drinking prior to the crash and that the youths did not stop at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
H. H. Nye
Dave Hart
Lorain City
Broadway
Hart
Carl Curtis
Curtis
County Fair Faces Small Deficit This Year
Lorain County Fair expects total receipts of 7340 with obligations near 7321 after partial disbursements. Secretary R. J. Agate notes 4952 paid admissions at the gate and 4556 grand stand admissions plus 402 auto fees, while awaiting rent and outstanding receipts to balance expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
R. J. Agate
Agate
Fair Board
Coll
Promote Use of Ohio Apples urged by institute official
Lorain County apple growers were urged to back the Ohio Apple Institute program to promote Ohio grown apples. Dale Hill Bish requested cooperation at the county fruit extension committee meeting at the Elvira Y MG A. The institute plans an extensive campaign this year with store display cards showing apple varieties and seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Dale Hillbish
Ohio Apple Institute
County Fruit Extension
Elvira Y. MG. A
Ghia
Institute
Iute
Loraino
Rite Cir
Fined $50 And Costs By Mayor Petro
W H Green of R D 4 Wellington was fined $50 and costs and his driving privileges in Elyria suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q Petro on a charge of driving while under the influence. He was arrested on Huron street at 4 15 A M today by Patrolmen H J Indicati and R Schwartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Green
R. D
Wellington
Elyria
Joseph Q Petro
Huron Street
H. J. Indicati
Robert Schwartz
Court suits filed in Lorain include injury and real estate actions
In Lorain today Jack Brown of Oxford Miami University filed a $50,000 personal injury suit against The Monarse Mater Freight System Inc for injuries from a State Route 27 collision on October 9. Mary Berres seeks $2,942 in a foreclosure related real estate contract case. Two vehicle crash reports cite damages to cars driven by William Willisop and Wayne Gunselman. County commissioners report tentative bridge construction settlements with four of six affected property owners including Justine Vaughn Ohio Edison Clayton and Catherine LaBar and F H Geiger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Brown
Lorain
Miami University
Oxford
Monarse Mater Freight System, Inc
Colerain Pike
Hamilton County
Gorton James
Mary Berres
Richard E. McDermott
Elyria
William C. Willsop
Lakewood
Wayne Gunselman
Fairview Village
Lake Road
Elmer Peterson
Michael Buizomi
Erie Avenue
Loraini
Justine’ Vaughn
Ohio Edisons Company
Clayton
Catherine LaBar
F. H.‘ Geiger
Czechs Move Toward New National Unity Under Military Leaders
Crowds gather around Prague palace amid calls for arms as factories halt weapons production. President Benes’s palace area sees firemen aiding soldiers while a shift toward a national government takes shape. Gen Jan Syrovy looms as potential strongman of a virtual military dictatorship with Gen Ludvik Kreesi as a cabinet member. The old cabinet remains in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Benes
Orive
Czechoslovakia
Bretain
France
Germany
Jan Syrovy
Ludvik Kreesi
Peace and Czechoslovakia Contingent Demobilization Debate
Report notes a plan for a 1.5 million contingent demobilization from Czechoslovakia amid talks for peace. A joint appeal by Hitler and allies urges restraint while negotiations proceed. Key figures include Sir Horace Wilson and William Strang as central advisers in central Europe policy.
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Cohashn
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Chamberlain
Horace Wilson
William Strang
Foreign Office
Central
Europe
William Malkin
Humphreys-Davies
Cheerleaders To Have New Uniforms At Game
Elyria High School cheerleaders debut new uniforms at the Ely and dusky football game tomorrow night. Advisor Miss Alice Stofer says the outfits feature red and white school colors with red whipcord trousers white stripes red sweaters and white shoes and coats. A separate note mentions Czechoslovakia’s coal and iron resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Elyandusky
Sandusky
Alice Stofer
Noted Evangelist at Second Baptist Church
Rev. Mrs Katherine Wheeler of Oberlin Ohio will preach and sing at Second Baptist Church West 16th Street Friday evening Sept 2 at 8. The Wheeler revival has led churches in major cities. The Gospel Four Quartet will perform several selections. Program sponsored by the church Men’s Club led by Captain Mrs C O Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Wheeler
Oberlin
Ohio
Second Baptist Church
West 16Th Street
Wheeler
Kirger
Gospel Four
C. O. Stewart
Planning Commission Reviews Appeals On Building and Zoning
The city planning commission will meet at 4 p m tomorrow to hear Mrs J H Elkins appeal to build a dwelling on Stanford avenue near Sherman street requesting three feet of addition to her lot. Kenneth Barclay reports current rules require five feet. Also under consideration are Joshua and Mary Lickerish petition to change a lot on Olive street to industrial use and a zoning change from Class B residence to commercial on a West River street block near Filbert Street demanded by Irene Gerea owner of a nearby restaurant.
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City Planing Commission
J. H. Elkins
Stanford Avenue
Sherman Street
Kenneth Barclay
Planning Commission
Joshua
Mary Lickerish
Olive Street
West River Street
Filbert Street
Irene Gerea
Trial Postponed in Chester Hoffmer Case
The trial at Chester Hoffmer on 7 Dott Street was postponed. Hoffmer, arrested about a week ago on a charge of driving wholly under the influence of alcohol, was to be tried today but rescheduled for next Tuesday. Ice Chief E. J. Stankard was at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hoffmer
Dott
Sligo
E. J. Stankard R
Not A Fire Call In 10 Days Here
Elyria firemen plan training for Fire Prevention Week as a ten day quiet spell continues. The last call was September 12, and fires in the area usually arrive later, so the department expects calls at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Former Elyrian leader Orson Pettijohn dies in Akron
Orson Pettijohn, a former Elyria resident and organizer of the Major Woodworth Camp of the United Spanish War Veterans, died yesterday in Akron. He lived in Elyria for years and was advertising manager of the Elyria Reporter before moving to Akron five years ago. A Late American War veteran, he helped organize the Spanish War Veterans camp in 1908 and was a guest of honor at a local camp anniversary last year. He is survived by a sister in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orson Pettijohn
Woodworth
United Spanish War Veterans
Akron
Corbett Southam
Petijoha
Elyria
Elyria Reporter
Markets Chicago Cash Prices Reported
The listing details fresh produce prices from a Chicago market including broccoli cauliflower celery cabbage corn cucumbers and dill with per basket per dozen and per pound figures. Prices show outdoor grown produce with varied sizes and quantities and emphasize selection and packaging options for buyers.
Market meat and produce prices from an early edition
The page lists mixed market notes with fluctuating prices for produce and meats. References to apples, onions, lamb, beef cuts, bologna, and various weights appear alongside allocations and market commentary on demand, with general notes of a steady or slower market.
Death notices and funeral rites for local residents
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Fetterman of New London will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the First M. Church. Burial in Grove Street Cemetery. Survived by husband George, son Ray of Mansfield, granddaughter, brother Frank Coleman, sister Mrs. Rushes Hileman. Joseph L. Conrad of Avon dies at 63. survived by wife Elizabeth, three sisters, and sister-in-law. Funeral Saturday at St. Mary's Avon. burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. Mrs. Harriet Weaver of Elyria dies after five days illness at 113 Lomis Court. born in Sue Creek Pa. Aug 4, 1904. Five daughters and two sons survive. funeral arrangements through Taylor Funeral Home. Guy S. Nichols, 66, of 117 Ge street, drayman, dies of heart trouble. daughter Mrs. M. Po Bees of Elyria and brother J of La Grange survive. arrangements at Nichols Funeral Home.
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Emma Fetterman
New London
Emme Fetterman
M. Or
W. H. Mitchell
Grove Street Cemetery
George
Ray
Mansfield
Frank Coleman
Rushes Hileman
New Lonon
Josepn LL. Conrad
Mills R Avon
Lakewood
Ar. Conrad
Avon
St. Mary‘s Church
Harriet Weaver
Lomiscourt
Gutus
Hirs. Weaver
Franklin, Penns
Taylor Funeral
R. W
Ova
Ohio
Guy
Nichols
C. J. Wright
Hattie Parsons
Woodland Avenue
Portland
Mich
Pythian Sister Temple
K. P. Hall
Hattie Ives
Katherine Ammenhauser
Whiteamiy
Pittsfield
Olive Whitney
Lewis Ives
South Co Avenue
St. Peterburg
Florida
Ammenhauser
W. D. Cairns
Jane Parson
Dorothy Phelps
Vine Street
New York City
Frank Sheridan
Robert Wheeler
Santa Monica
Perry Wheeler
North Cedar Avenue
Chief Of Army Air Corps And Mechanic Killed In Crash
The chief of the Army Air Corps and a mechanic died when their plane entered a power dive traveling about 150 mph. Investigators noted ignition was off and unclear who piloted. Westover, who served as chief 1931 to 1935, is among those identified in the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Corps
Burrs Ask
Cal
Army Boards of Inquiry Cir
Chanic
Denver
Westover
Sam Hymes
Bolling
Ten Bandits Loot Marseille Train For 168 Gold Bars
Bulletin from Marseille reports that ten bandits raided the Marseille Avignon freight train near St Barthelemy, seizing 168 gold bars valued at $1,890,000 and threatening crew with revolvers. an express agent attempted to draw his weapon and was shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
France
Marseilles-Avignon
St Barthelemy
State Tax Division Grinds 5 Judgments Across Vendors and Consumers
The retail sales tax division of the state tax commission issued five judgments today against vendors and consumers under a new tax statute. Names include Davis of West Side Cafe for 2872 dollars, Phil White of Elyria for Schnee, Stull of Lorain 27.61, Charles Burk of Lersuin 23, and Dick Carey and BL Allen 73.71. None filed petitions for hearing within the 15 day limit. Assessments followed audits by sales tax examiners.
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State Tax Commission
Tve
Davis
West Side
Phil White
Ib Bast Avenue
Elyria
Slosethirelt Stull
Lorain
Charles Burk
Lersuin
Dick Carey
BL Allen
Sdles
Unclear OCR: County Jail Riot Ends in Stampede
Fragmented text reports a disturbance near a county jail with riot squads present. A ground collapse at a ground event caused panic and a stampede with multiple injuries. Communications failures hindered police action and responses varied by location.
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Witter
Springhebl
Suringhelé
Astern
Sistes Expositor
Ming Four
Amiteur
Amuis
Jefter
Apa
Trench Shelter Aid Effort Relies on Agencies
Stricken areas rely on local and federal agencies and state authorities cooperating to prepare shelters and support efforts. The fragmented text notes mention preparations, public facilities, and regulatory actions as part of a broader relief response.
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Mifcuds
Cupperuin
Audivarh
Publi
Lical
Whleeswither Cross
Rees
Clin Hy
Chamberlain Arrives, Worn by Humble Welcome
Three small cars carry Chamberlain's party through the route as crowds strained for a glimpse. Only a few shouted Heil when the procession passed, while Chamberlain appeared tired, drawn, and gray as he entered the hotel after a long day on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Heil
Oberlin Community Notes At Oberlin Methodist Conference
Oberlin notes report Rev. Lee Whiteman reappointed at the Oberlin Methodist church and Rev. Vernon Wade Wagar named Norwalk District superintendent after a Cleveland conference. Ohio may become a separate area under Bishop H Lester Smith. WPA labor funds boosted street projects past six figures.-Europe trip highlights for Robert and Mrs. Rogers. local visits and Pythian Sister Temple meeting postponed. Several residents travel or relocate and others return from trips or visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Lee Whitemin
Oberlin Methodist Church
Northeast Ohio
Cleveland
Vernon Wade Wagar
Norwalk
Ohio
H. Lester Smith
Kentucky
Oberlin Grange To Serve Public Supper
Oberlin Grange met Tuesday with 25 in attendance. A public supper is planned for the Window Fair on Saturday evening October 1st. Committee picks Anna Berg James Laurie Hazel Berg to staff the supper. Mrs J Crosby won attendance honors and social committee plans refreshment duties amid notes on annual inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Grange
James R. Worcester
Anna Berg
James Laurie
Hazel Berg
Cat Drumm
Theodore Manne
Laurie
Oberlin Plans Resurfacing Of Six Streets
A formal order authorizes immediate resurfacing of six Oberlin streets. Work will improve road surfaces and align with local infrastructure plans. Officials say the project targets pedestrian safety and traffic flow enhancements across designated blocks.
Sudeten Forces Begin Withdrawals Amid Tense Czech Crisis
Reports say troops started pulling back from the Sudeten area as tensions rise. German officials warned that Jewish residents face no further forced movement, while observers note the Czech withdrawal reduces immediate risk of wider conflict.
Policy Slips Found In Automobile Report
Memphis Wiggins of Geneva Ohio was stopped by Squad Patrolmen Bangs and Kenneth Martin on Cleveland Street today. They searched his car and recovered policy slips.
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Memphis Wiggins
Geneva O
Bangs
Kenneth Martin
Ar & m
Cleveland Street
Wiggins Faces City Hearing Over Gambling Paraphernalia
Police report that Wiggins was found in possession of what officials claim are policy slips. He is to be tied before Mayor Joseph Q. Petre this afternoon in a city hearing on possession gambling paraphernalia.
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Wiggins
Joseph Q. Petre
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Petro
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Taeeeneneee Asntet
Oan
Richman
Second Baptist
Elyrian
Quesy
Harvey C, Chenex
Chicago
Straw
Markey Arp
mHiniot Fan
Simran
Boy Beyer
Abe
Buy Meintasty
Gta Bi
T. Wa
Jorattyan
Hyse
Ureen
Dmiohwss Bey Se
Dove Fern
Stark
Moun
Ile
Michigan
North
Whitey Inana
North da
Market Blaady
Haive Ateers Labs
Tedisny
Bologna
Edie
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Beechwood
Pocahontas
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Bridge Street
Joseph A Conrad
State
Numius
Tephad
Eddie Paul
His
ORCH
WGAR
Columbia
Kodaks Too
Harry S$. Burr
Jeweler
Second Street
Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevenger
WPA
Connen
Hollywood Street
Orchard Street
Robert Rogers
West College Street
Rogers
Belgium
Austria
Jugoslavia
Bulgaria
Italy
Switzerland
Wes
Union
Viseep
Cuspatches Fur
Sind
Rims
Rudeten
Utah
City Cab CO. Brown
W . Jones Dairy Farm
P. V
Richelieu Steel
Elberta Peaches
Jonathan Apples
Wealthy Apples
New Cranberrille
Wolf River Apples
Concord
Ham
Prisca
Meee
Idat Bakers
Richelieu Bea
Deer Park
Falencia
Tbs
Honor
Richelieu
Acorn
Hubbard
Kken
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