Querrules Motion To Move Case From County
The Lorain Journal libel suit against M. F. Peer and David Gibson and Samuel Horvitz was ruled overruled without prejudice by Common Pleas Judge W. B. Thompson. If a fair jury cannot be seated, the case may be moved to another county. The suit seeks 50000 in damages for a 1926 article. A prior jury dispersed in the first trial.
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Lorain County
M. F. Peer
David Gibson
Samuel Horvitz
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Peer
Gibson and Horvitz
Lorain Journal
Six More Leases For Gas Wells Filed In Lorain County
Six more leases for gas well drilling were filed Saturday with Lorain County Recorder William G. Mitchell by RE R Edson and Son Cont party of Rocky River. Covering 250 acres across Avon Avon Lake and Sheffield Lake the farms include Petey Stihm Sheffield Lake 56 acres Edwin J and Theodore Nussdorfer Avon Lake 12 acres Philip and Philippine Upper Avon 5 acres John B and Louise C Townsend Sheffield Lake 16 acres John Wranich Avon 24 acres and Henry and Rose Kelling 9 acres. Most leases run 10 years.
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Lorain County
William G. Mitchell
RE. R
Sheffield Lake
John Wranich
Avon
Henry
Rose Kelling
Death Record Craft Funeral Service for Mrs Craft
Funeral services for Mrs. Frances Craft were held at St. Agnes church with Requiem high mass celebrated by Rev. Fr. Leo Brissett and aides from St. Mary's church. Pallbearers included Ambrose, Webber, Krugman, Wolf, O Rourke and Kriebel. burial followed at St. Mary's Cemetery.
Auto crash reported near Broad Street injures pedestrian
Police said Alfred Otto of 128 Kipling Street drove the car that struck Charles Troutman of 225 Winckles Street as he crossed Lochetree near Broad Street Saturday morning. Otto filed a full accident report yesterday.
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Alfred Otto
Kipling Street
Charles Troutman
Winckles Street
Lochetree
Broad Street
Otto
Tires and Battery Stolen From Alto Car Recovered Nearby
Mike Saylor of Stop 6 West River Road reported his Lorain automobile stolen Saturday night. It was found near Fowl Road, six miles away, with tires and battery missing after George Knittel notified the sheriff. Elyria’s Y M C A pool will close for three and a half days for cleaning and repairs, reopening next Monday for the fall and winter season announced by Robert T. Moore.
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Alto
Mike Saylor
Stop
West River Road
Lorain
Fowl Road
George Knittel
Sheriff's Department
Elyria
Robert T. Moore
YM. C. A
Moore
Young Men's Club to Hold Clambake at La Porte
Members of the Youngs Men's Club open their 1933 34 season with a trip to The Hedges at La Porte for the annual clambake. Harold Birch serves as chairman. The club will skip its regular M C A meeting this week with the next meeting set for Monday night.
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Young Men's Club
Youngs Men's Club
la Porte
Harold Birch
Intruder Reported At Bellfield Avenue Home
Carl Hollup of 139 Bellfield avenue reported to police a late night attempt to gain entry through a rear window around 6 10 A.M. today. Officers Myron Gibson and Ernest Oldag searched the area but found no suspects or traces of entry.
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Carl Hollup
Bellfield Avenue
Myron Gibson
Ernest Oldag
Auto Men Will Discuss Code At Lorain Meeting
Lorain County garage owners and service station operators will discuss the proposed NRA code for automobile maintenance at a meeting to be held tomorrow night in the Moose Club Rooms. B A Broughton of Cleveland will discuss Economic Facts and What is Back of NRA and the Codes, with motion pictures from the Lorain County Automotive Association to accompany the talk.
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NRA
Lorain County
Moose Club
West
Erie Avenue
Lorain
B. A. Broughton
Cleveland
Lorain County Automotive Association
Erie Ave
Ohio
Willard Storage Battery Co
Elyria to Observe Fire Prevention Week
Fire Chief W N Bates and the Elyria Chamber of Commerce lead plans for a city wide observance during National Fire Prevention Week. Elyria has earned top honors in national contests, aiming to repeat or surpass last year’s grand prize as residents are educated on fire hazards and prevention.
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W. N. Bates
Ute Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Fire Department
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Petition vote on light plant at Defiance, Ohio
Advocates for a municipal light plant in Defiance file a petition seeking a November vote. The city council backed financing by mortgage bonds. Toledo Edison plans a referendum petition, with plant supporters fearing Edison’s request could delay the issue beyond the regular election, triggering a special vote.
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Defiance. O
Toledo Edison Company
Edison Company
Anxious For No Delay On Middle Avenue Project
A special council session is expected tomorrow night to pass legislation for the Middle Avenue improvement. Mayor W. H. Van Osier said he would call the council to ensure immediate enactment so work can start without delay. The State Highway Department approved curb to curb paving at about $166,000 with 75 percent funded by the state and 12.5 percent shared by city and county.
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Middle Avenue
W. H. van Osier
State Highway Department
County Extends Personal Tax Deadline to October 20
County Commissioners have officially extended the personal tax payment deadline to October 20. The extension has little practical effect since tax bills have not yet been mailed and will not be sent until after October 1. Assessor Clark Phinney is preparing the second half tax duplicate for dispatch to the county treasurer around October 1, with bills expected to be mailed soon after. The law requires payment by September 26 unless an extension is granted.
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Clark Phinney
Parma Man Fined By Mayor for Liquor Possession
Parma man Parmin was fined $205 plus costs for liquor possession after arraignment before Mayor W. H. VanOster. Hendra was arrested yesterday afternoon when liquor was found in his car parked on 14th Street. Florence Whitney of Elyria sought divorce from George Whitney on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. A. W. Harris of Lotain sued the Ohio Public Company for $10.44 in minor pleas court over alleged commissions and damages of $10,000 for statements. British railways have begun children's special trains.
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Yreg
Hendra
Fiorence Whitney
Elyria
George Whitney
A W. Harris
Lotain
Ohio Publiceompany
Harris
Club Activities Of Coming Week
Oberlin listings show Karl Wilson Locke Post No 192 will elect officers at tonight's regular meeting with a social afterward. Vine Rebekah lodge meets tonight with degree practice. All Star Bridge club meets at Mrs Milo Kendeigh Amherst. Oberlin Business and Professional Women's club opens year Tuesday with 6 30 dinner and meeting. Sorosis meets Tuesday at Mrs F W Tobin Elm Street. Pansy Chapter Eastern Stars meets Wednesday. Autumn Rally of Pen of Missionary Societies Wednesday 2 30 at Mrs Clarence T Craig home. speaker Mrs Buster Stockwell of Buenos Aires Argentina speaks on The Doll's House in the Argentine. Odd Fellows meet Wednesday with social afterwards. Kouple Kirk hosts Thursday at Union Street home. Literary and Social Club opens year Thursday at Mrs F T Cocks Forest Street.
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All Star Bridge Club
Milo Kendeigh
Amherst
Oberlin Business and Professional Women’s Club
Oberlin Tavern
Sorosis
F. W. Tobin
Elm Street
Penen's Missionary Societies of the Methodist Church
Clarence T. Craig
Forest Street
B. Foster Stockwell
Buenos Aires
F. T. Cocks
Banking scheme and local crime report collide in Ohio
The article discusses a proposed banking credit program to aid the “little fellow” through loans based on character, as advocated by Jesse Jones, urging bankers to return to lending on character for national recovery. In Cleveland, Ohio, Sept 25, two men were shot dead and a third man stabbed over the weekend, with Dominic Dipuccio killed in a beer parlor dispute and Marion Mustain identified as the shooter amid a chicken-theft incident.
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R. F.C
Jesse Jones
Cleveland, CO
Dominic Dipuccio
Marion Mustain
Frank
Deputies Celebrate Return Of Stolen Rings With Cake Fete
In Lorain county jail deputies enjoyed cake and grape juice as a reward for recovering three rings stolen from Mrs. Avis Baker of Oberlin avenue Lorain. The incident reflected a lighthearted post event mood amid law enforcement. In Columbus Ohio Charles Madison 64 died after leaping from a hospital window while suffering from cancer. Chalupa William Bradley 33 was stabbed during a political argument.
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Avis Baker
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain
Columbus. O
Charles Madison
University Hospital
William Bradley
Unsatisfied Longing and Finding Your Life Path Advice
A dated motivational message urges readers to travel widely to vent repressed desires and to pursue their true talents. It advises disregarding age, exploring inherent gifts, and contacting Elaine HW or Williamr for guidance, promising insight and advice before October 2.
Williams Notes On Clip And Mail Card Request
Elaine H Williams asks recipients to present signature address and birth name for clipping service. Include stamped self addressed envelope and ten cents to cover clerical costs. Chronicle Telegram reference.
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Elaine H. Williams
Chronicle-Telegram
Clevelanders Get Into Plenty Of Trouble
Three Clevelanders stopped at Cedar and Broad streets early Sunday and drove off with five gallons of gasoline without paying. Attendant Fred Whidden alerted police, Dover Center officers stopped the car at 74 miles per hour, the driver was held on operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, and Whidden recovered the fuel payment.
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Cedar Street
Broad Street
Fred Whidden
Dover Center
Whidden
Dover
District Meeting at Camp Crag District Meeting at Camp Crag
Four Lorain County Home Extension Council members attend a district council meeting at Camp Crag Medina County tomorrow with Miss Alice Bird county agricultural extension agent. Lorain’s delegation includes Mrs Prindle chairwoman Mrs Breyler vice chairwoman Mrs Durkee and Mrs Cotton.
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Lorain
Diaries of Elyria soldiers recall great 1918 front line start
Captain Hultz preserves a diary of Company B in the 37th Division detailing the run to Avecourt and the night before the September 26 1918 offensive. He plans a series of articles to recount life in the trenches and the march toward Armistice Day. The diary notes training, marches with heavy packs, front line arrival, and the early peril of the first battle.
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Hultz
Avecourt
Thirty-seventh Division
Chronicle- Telegram
Company B
Elyrians
Elyria
France
Reechcourt
Roy Mason
Sutie
Jack
Markets Cleveland Livestock Cattle Prime Butcher Trade
Markets report in Cleveland shows cattle market dull with bulk selling at 400-4.76 and prices for various weights, plus strong activity in sheep and hogs with heavy demand for prime cuts. News includes military narrative and local wartime recollections alongside poultry, butter, and produce details reflecting the era’s market conditions.
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Cleveland
Na- Hons
Alt Aeld
Judge Overrules Demurrer in Election Laws Indictment
Judge W B Thompson overruled a demurrer by John VonBlum of Oberlin against an indictment charging him with violating election laws. The ruling allows the case to proceed to trial unless appealed.
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W. B. Thompson
John VonBlum
Oberlin
VonBlum
von Blum
Price control dispute divides NRA and retailers
Number Three continues to roil U S economic policy as retailers and the Consumers Advisory Board clash with backers of price controls. President Roosevelt planned talks with Johnson as Judge Roserman plus NRA spokesmen weigh in. Critics from mail order, discount, and drug chains press for changes while Whiteside notes withheld protests. American products appear in Iraq’s new pipeline project.
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NRA
Consumers Advisory Board
Johnson
Roosevelt
Samuel Roserman
New York City
Whiteside
Ton Litter Club Qualifies First Lorain County Member
Arthur Crocker of Columbia Township becomes the first Lorain County 4-H member to qualify for the Ton Litter Club by raising 11 Chester White pigs totaling 2 260 pounds in 180 days, surpassing the ton requirement by 260 pounds. Membership requires boys to raise pigs weighing a ton or more within 186 days.
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Arthur Crocker
Columbia Township
Lorain County
C. J. Hummel
County Agricultural Extension
Crocker
Chester
South Amherst Club Plans Saturday School Exhibit
Four-H Club exhibits across Lorain County include the South Amherst Club display set for Saturday night at the South Amherst School. Club members will show summer work and a Four-H motion picture will be shown as part of the program. Lima schools face possible closure due to funding shortfalls.
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Lorain County
South Amherst
C. I. Hummel
County Agricultural Extension
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