Judge dissolves common law marriage in Lorain Elyria case
Judge A R Webber granted a divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty between Evalyn Hull Borowy and Edward Borowy. Hull Borowy testified their common law marriage began May 29 1938 after a 10 cent ring, a Toledo honeymoon and a week in a three dollar room before returning home. Borowy denied the marriage and paternity of the baby.
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Evalyn Hull
Lorain
Edward Borowy
Quincy Street
Elyria
A. R. Webber
Evalyn Hull Borowy
Toledo
Borony
Webber
Vinol Iron Tonic Promises Curves for Girls
An advertisement claims Vinol Iron Tonic changes a girl from flatchested, run down, and skinny to fuller curves. It touts increased appeal for dances and parties and urges readers to buy Vinol at their druggist, noting it tastes good.
Bankers face trial for falsifying Guardian Trust records in Cleveland
Proceedings opened against James Arthur House and executives W. R Green and Harry Robinson on charges of falsifying the bank's records and misapplying funds. The Guardian Trust Co. president and officials, once leading Cleveland's third largest bank, faced the first financial trial linked to the city's bank failures, nineteen months after the institution closed.
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James Arthur House
Guardian Trust Co
W. R Green
Harry Robinson
Cleveland
The
Guardian
Court Orders Monthly Child Support and Attorney Fees
The defendant was ordered to pay six dollars a month for child support and fifty dollars to the plaintiff’s attorney. Earlier, Barony was arrested on a non support charge in justice court and bound over to the grand jury under a five hundred nine dollar bond after pleading not guilty.
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Barony
Justice Court
Famed Idaho Potato Crop Output Forecast
Idaho crop experts estimate 19,610,000 bushels will be harvested this year, down from 21,50,000 in 1933, affecting shipments of the state’s famed Big Baked Potato.
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Idaho
Boise
Echoes of a Lorain County Fair theft complaint
A reader from Elyria criticizes the Lorain County Fair for missing equipment thefts at a Cleveland District Dairy Council display. The letter claims tables and chairs vanished despite police and fair association reports, mocks security, and urges farmers to stay home at future fairs. EB A Seabold signs off as a cooperative correspondent.
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Lorain County
Cleveland
Cleveland Dist
Lorain
Elyria
A. Seabold
North Olmsted selects new church custodian and fire chief
North Olmsted names Harry Hird Sr as custodian of the Universalist church and Charlie Fassinger as fire chief of the North Olmsted department. The Flower Growers Association of Greater Cleveland met at the Universalist church on Tuesday evening September 18 for a chicken supper served by the Ladies Aid Society.
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Harry Hird, Sr
Universalist Church
Charlie Fassinger
North Olmsted Department
Flower Growers’ Association of Greater Cleveland
Ladies’ Aid Society
German Sub tender to be sold by U S Navy
The ex Savannah submarine tender seized in WWI will join the merchant service after the Navy sells her to the highest bidder. Built by Flensburger Shipbuilding, she displaced 8570 tons and was formerly S S Saxonia of the Hamburg American Line before being taken over in 1917 and commissioned at Puget Sound. France's Communist Party is represented in Parliament by its leaders.
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Navy
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Eighth Division
Submarine Force
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