Two Truck Loads Of Eatables At Rialto Theatre
Two truck loads of fruits and vegetables were donated to Elyria children from the Rialto Theatre show today. Mayor Hewitt announced perishables will be given to needy families at City Hall at 7 o clock tonight. More than 1,300 children attended, with crowded seating on all three floors. Items included apples peaches plums canned cherries tomatoes carrots potatoes beets and cabbage.
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Rialto Theatre
Elyria
James A. Hewitt
Nineteen Cents Saves Sheriff From Pen
Maurice J. Caldwell former sheriff of Seioto county was convicted of filing false expense accounts. He was fined 200 dollars after a jury found him guilty of a misdemeanor since padded expenses totaled 34.81 dollars. A 35 dollar total would have meant a felony.
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Portsmouth
Maurice J. Caldwell
Seioto County
Ohio
Caldwell
Russell
William Middletown
Court of Appeals
Hicher
Damm Family Retires From Local Bakery After Twelve Years
Damm announces retirement ending a bakery in the same Elyria location for twelve years. William Damm and wife plan time off after never taking a vacation, will live in Elyria but resettle in Hiyria. Damm previously served as City Treasurer. brother Adam Damm was long time Cleveland City Council member and later treasurer.
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William Damm
Damm
Adamm
Cleveland
Newton D. Bakter
Adam Damm
William R. Hopki Walding
Elyria
Columbia Steel Company
Local News In a Few Lines
Struck by auto James Blackwell 165 Northup street sustained slight injuries when hit by a car driven by F Be Costigan 719 Woodland Avenue as he crossed Lod street at 745 PM police report both men went to headquarters Blackwell said he was not hurt Fined 83 for disorderly conduct Jake Glass Elyria was fined and costs for disorderly conduct at arraignment before Mayor James A Hewitt this morning Investigated theft of geese and chickens from Dregar Glena Stop 48 Lorain by deputy sheriff this morning Auto damaged Carl Maslik 33 Abbey road car collided with rear of a street car at Lodi and West Avenues about 11 PM Fare box stolen BE L Hakill Southwestern Bus Company official reported a fare box theft from a bus at the car barns at Oberlin road
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Northup Street
Aear
F.be
Costigan
Woodand Avenue
Blackwell
Lod Street
Nee
Cossigan
Dregar Glena
Lorain
AUTO
Carl Maslik
Abbey Road
Lodi
West Avecas
BE. L. Hakill
Southwestern Bus Company
Oberlin Road
Competition Heats Up In Local Pet Parade
Ten pets and ten owners competed in a pet parade through Elyria streets staged by Warner Brothers Capitol Theatre. Prizes were awarded at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children after judging by Mayer James 4. Trewitt, Earl Dean, Oscar Haserodt, and A. Hudnutt.
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Elyria
Warner Brothers
Capitol Theatre
Y. M
Scand
Gates H Pital
gZuson
al Hirth
Yard
Bettie
Marseilles Avenue
Smith
Gates Hospital
Westwater
Harry Phinsen
River Street
Rabbits
Mar
City Friday Night Checkers Tourney Sees New Entrants
Three new contestants join the Friday night YMCA city checker tournament as Sam Pryce E J Thompson and ML 2 Adams enter. John Hecock still leads with 68 percent, E Hatton rises to 41, Floyd Hamilton to third, Fulton fourth, and more players are sought. The event remains open to all interested.
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E. Hatton
Floyd Hamilton
Fulton
Death Record Mrs Charles Knight Avon Center
Mrs Charles Knight 75 Avon Center read died Friday afternoon. She belonged to Avon Baptist Church for over fifty years and its Ladies Aid and Mission Circle. Survived by daughter Mrs R A Chester Avon three sons Clifford Louis Avon Rov Lorain one brother John Newman one sister Mrs Rose Lonsberry Canada nine grandchildren Funeral services Monday at 2 20 pm from the late home Avon Center road Rev A H Mavis officiating Burial Avon Center Cemetery
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Avon Center Read
Avon Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid and Mission Circle
R. A. Chester
Avon
Clifford
Louis
Rov
Lorain
John Newman
Rose Lonsberry
Canada
Avon Center Road
A. H. Mavis
Avon Center Cemetery
Delegation to Cleveland to interview Auto Club and Chamber officials
Sheriff Pask describes the arrest of James Newman in connection with Caley's criticism. He mentions using plain clothes and a personal car to hunt criminals, trying to pass Newman multiple times before scoping him at 60 to 65 miles per hour as the delegation plans to interview Cleveland officials.
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Fremont
Route 20
Cleveland
Auto Club
Chamber of Commerce
Pask
James Newman
Caley
Newman
League Ready 10 Meet on Prohibition Referendum
Washington reports the American Legion asks for a referendum on prohibition. F Scott McBride of the Anti-Saloon League says the move reflects long planning, not public opinion. The National Conference of Organizations Supporting the 18th Amendment signals a wide campaign next year to elect dry lawmakers and mail heavy literature.
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Washington
American Legion
Anti-Saloon League
F. Scott McBride
League
Tegion
McBride
Board of Strategy
National Conference of Organizations
Prayer Vigil Ends At Dawn In Johnston City
In Johnston City a late September vigil gathered ministers farmers and residents for a prayer service led by Rev Ty Rimes. Ninety eight prayers were offered as the meeting adjourned with thirty attendees remaining to pray until dawn despite cold weather and fatigue.
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Mara- A.M
Johnston City
Johnston
Ty Rimes
Marathen
Kinney
Sian
Court House Plea and Multiple Divorces Reported
Charles Kane pleaded guilty to an indict ment and was fined 85 and costs suspended. Barney Muajjasie arraigned on burglary charge. J George Yesterday bound over to grand jury under 1000 bond. P J McFarland Vorain granted divorce from Dora for gross neglect. Jessie Gariss Elyria granted divorce from Walter for gross neglect with 500 alimony. Florence Dibble Lorain granted divorce from Sherman for gross neglect. Helen Wallace Lorain sought divorce from Ray Wallace for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. They married in 1929. Northern Olio Security System sued A F Ko hart et al Lorain for 75 judgment.
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Charles Kane
Barney Muajjasie
Justice 5
J. George
Jessie Gariss
Elyria
Walter
Helen Wallace
Lorain
J. J. Smith
Ray Wallace
Health workers buoy in Aug
Elyria health department reports show 215 visits by city nurses led by Miss Katherine Fulton and Mrs. Ethel Agate in August. George W. Bavage conducted 219 inspections as sealer, E G Curtiss performed 210 tests, and F F Williams investigated 15 complaints with three contagious disease cases noted.
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Elyria
Theity
City Board of Health
Katherine Fulton
Ethel Agate
George W. Bavage
E. G. Curtiss
FF. H. Williams
Williams
Messles
Bright Spots In Today's News
Remington Mund Ind orders booked in September were 6.5 percent ahead of August. James Yo Rand notes definite signs of improvement. August shipments of serene jewels and accessories to wholesalers showed progress over July per the Motor and Equipment Association. Production of acetate yarn will start in October at Eastman Kodak in Rochester. General Stockyards Corp declared a 25 cent extra dividend plus 30 cent quarterly on common stock in Wilmington. Lumber orders for sixth consecutive week exceeded planned production per the National Lumber Manufacturers Association. Lima Locomotive Works won an order for 30 electric locomotives for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Fourteen mines in the Spadra field near Fort Smith will be in operation soon with others to be cleaned up. Reward offered of 20 for arrest and conviction in a robbery case near Chillicothe.
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New York
Remington Mund
James Yo Rand
Wilmington
Del
General Stockyards Corp
Eatra
Plane passenger dies as flight lands in Columbus
A 91 year old man named Joseph Frames was aboard a Northwest Columbus flight when he died during or after the trip on September 26. Officials noted the passenger’s death occurred in flight and are investigating the circumstances.
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Volumbus
Columbus
Joseph Frames
Vio
Luyas
Seven Faculty Members Granted Leave at Oberlin
The Oberlin faculty lists seven members granted leave of absence for one semester including Mrs Mary U Beannett Frederick A Boerner George D L Hubbard Miss Anna Klingenhagen P Sherman and C J Wager with additional names linked to sabbatical or extended absences.
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Uberelin
Vallege
Arts
Mary U. Beannett
Frederick A.oerner
George DL. Hubbard
Anna Klingenhagen
C. J. Wager
F. H. Thornton
Thornton
Pacinty
F. Maston Carr
Charles ©. Rogers
M Iranore V. Barnes
Bureau of Appeintments
Andrew Bonciorno
George T. Jones
Betany
Buckier
Professor Horton
Mr Adams
Conservatory
Boy killed entering store in Youngstown
In Youngstown on September 26, sixteen year old Tenry Jordan died after being shot while climbing through a store transom. A second teen, Anthony Dorvange, and store owner Jos Gumbs had guarded the premises after previous burglaries. Dorvange is Gumbs’s stepson. The store had been robbed on September 6 and September 1.
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Youngstown
Tenry Jordan
Avtother
Jordan
Dorvuneae
Gumsbo
Change of pastors at Lorain church shocks diocese
In the Cleveland Catholic Diocese Bishop Sehrembs announces priest assignments across multiple parishes. Wenceslaus Nuvok fron moves from Holy Trinity Ladyain to Holy Family Cleveland. John Hamrakn shifts from St John the Baptist Campbell to Holy Trinity Toledo. Broiporge Novak leaves St John the Baptist Campbell to St John the Baptist Akron. George Bout transfers from St Osiel and Metodius Warren to St John the Baptist Akron. John Kandese moves to Paris Rave count of it hee. Joseph Dele assigned for a number of seats.
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Sehrembs
Cleveland Catolle
Wenceslaus Nuvok
Holy Trinity
Lae Yain
Holy Family
John G. Hamrakn
St John the Bui Dst
Campbel
Fluly Trinity
Teoraim
Broiporge Novak
St. John the Baptist
Akrvle
St. Joh
Campbell
George Bout
St. O'seil
Metodius
Warren
Akron
Jolt Mo Kandese
Methodius
Paris
Joseph B. Dele
Pia Suter
War Zone Panic As Thousands Flee In Hasty Departure
Reporters describe a chaotic scene with thousands fleeing a danger zone amid shelling. Officials condemn attacks on a targeted facility while residents seek safety and aid amid unclear casualty figures.
Young Men’s Club to Hear Superintendent on Women
The Young Men’s Club plans an upcoming meeting with Rev. Cpel Meister as speaker. Azer will present a talk on the rights of women, and the event aims to discuss social topics of the times.
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VG PR
Cpel Meister
Snp
Azer
Annannerd Todas
Local Officers Respond to Lakewood Shooting After Officer Confrontation
In Lakewood a tense incident involved Joseph Wecerka and Fran Poywer who confronted John Parker Gis steph afar he the of Me. Police believed Parker fled the scene firing at officers who returned fire and pursued the suspect. The county grand jury later reviewed the case.
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Cleveland Qi
Sepegn
Poetrolinen
Joseph Wecerka
Fran Poywer
Owas
Lakewood
Parker Veeyeer
Ion Dee
Spectacular Fire Destroys Mill and Sheds in Ohio Town
A spectacular blaze at Coldparts Columbo cs, Ohio, blamed on lightning, destroyed the mill and several sheds. It razed numerous piles of lumber at a timber company, with damage estimated around 325,000 dollars.
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Columbocs
O. Rent
Ota
Bandits Hold Up Silk Merchant Household for $1000
Three masked men robbed a silk merchant and his wife in Wellsville today escaping with about $1000 in cash. Authorities in Columbiana and adjacent counties pursued the suspects. The report notes a separate reflection: truth is a supreme principle.
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Wellsville
Coumbiana
New Imperial Furniture Co Receives New Store Home
The Imperial Furniture Co moves to a new shop on Middle Avenue near Broad Street and will open around mid Gotan. The report notes planning for catering and Valentine decorations as the business transitions to a larger space with repairs and display areas.
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Seay
Toodspeed
Gotan
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