Women win in rage with ueash bulletin
In a dramatic multi mode journey from the Mediterranean to Newton, Mrs. Fred Jasper and Miss Stella McCord arrived to find their father M. A. McCord alive. They had traveled by steamship airplane train and car, after radio alerts of his illness. Physicians warned he may not survive the day.
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Newton
Mediterranean Sea
Atlantic
Fred Jasper
Stella McCord
M. A. McCord
Jasper
Miss McCord
Des Moines
Chicago
New York
Lansing
Ill
McCord
Elyria High Band to Join Northern Ohio Festival
Elyria High School will be one of 12 bands in the second Northern Ohio High School Band Festival at Bucyrus Friday and Saturday. Lorain county will be represented by Oberlin High, with bands from Sandusky Willard Bellevue Fremont Norwalk Tiffin Piqua Mansfield Fostoria and Bucyrus also taking part. The event is not a competition. features include a massed concert of over 500 instruments and a Saturday parade. The Elyria band departs Friday morning and returns Saturday evening.
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Elyria
Fostoria
Bucyrus
Mansfield
Ohio
Bucyrus High School
Elyria High School
Beck
Cow Rescued? Cow Refuses Coast Guard Aid
In Superior Wisconsin on April 30 a Guernsey cow named Miss Freida swam two miles into Lake Superior seeking shelter. The coast guard was called to aid the animal, but the cow refused assistance and returned to its home port under its own power.
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Coast Guard
When I Was 21 Frank Ellenberger’s Early Career
At 21 Frank Ellenberger served as assistant secretary of the First Y M C A in Lorain county located on Twenty-eighth street in Lorain. He edited the association newspaper Men of Two Cities serving Lorain and Elyria. He later worked at National Tube Company and American Lace Manufacturing Company. Seventeen years ago he became clerk in the county commissioners office, a post he still holds. He is married with one son and resides at 33 Dennison Avenue. His hobby is music and he has belonged to multiple glee clubs, later organizing his own, and he shows interest in outdoor sport. his boyhood ambition was to be a physician and surgeon.
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Frank Ellenberger
Lorain County
Twenty-eighth Street
Lorain
Association
Men of
Elyria
Ellenberger
National Tube Company
American Lace Manufacturing Company
Dennison Avenue
Ladies Plan Part In Drive For Legion Memorial Home
The May 3 campaign kickoff for an American Legion memorial home is planned by a broad committee including Mason D. Smith and F. Clayton Smith. A luncheon, a noon report at the Y M C A, and a six o’clock meeting at the Congregational church precede a parade, with Dan Funk as speaker and Homer Rodeheaver as a potential guest. Mrs. Hannaford leads the women’s teams, and Dr. Webber outlines the drive and financing on a business basis.
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Sons of Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
American Legion
Mason D. Smith
F. Clayton Smith
Mason Smith
E. Southam
Dan Symons
Jas.a. Howlett
E. S. Brown
Chas. Decker
A. A. Fox
al. Simpson
Chas. Ives
Wim. McCully
Wm. Wehlber
Boy Scouts
George Howlett
Chas
Refenning
George Welsh
Chas. Lent
Carl Filmore
James Lysight
Walter Schultz
Lelfer
Geo. Wieseke
Automobile Committee
James A. Hewitt
EB. J. Stankard
J. P. Mulroy
Ridgelawn
Spanish War Veterans
Harry Forbes
L. D. Huffman
Dan Funk
Wooster
Canney Club
American Legion Memorial
A. M. ‘Hannaford
Alva Smith
Lawrence H Webber
Legson
Ladies Auxiliary
Legion
Congregational Church
Homer Rodeheaver
Methodist
Rodeheaver
Harold Burton
Cleveland
Burton
Webber
Jim Armitage
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Cole
Findlay
Thomas N. Cook
A. Mayor Hewitt
A. C. Hudnutt
Edvin Gillis
Elyria Boys Day in Industry Lets Youth Tour 4 Plants
Elyria will host Boys Day in Industry as part of Boys Week. More than 15 year old youths will tour Colson Company Pfaudler Company General Industries Company and Chronicle Telegram plants. Meet at the courthouse at 3 p m Wednesday. groups led by Chamber of Commerce members.
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Elyria
Colson Company
Pfaudler Company
General Industries Company
Chronicle-Telegram
J. J. Cronin
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Court House
Chamber of Commerce
Right To Drive Auto Suspended For Faatz
The right to drive a motor vehicle for thirty days was suspended and a fine of one hundred dollars plus costs imposed on A. J. Faatz by Mayor James A. Hewitt in police court Tuesday morning. Faatz had been arraigned Monday and pleaded not guilty seeking a continuance, appeared with counsel, then changed to a guilty plea and was fined. He had been involved in a minor car incident at Harvard Avenue and East River Street Sunday while intoxicated.
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A. J. Faatz
James A. Hewitt
Faatz
Fantz
Harvard Avenue
East River Street
Elyria Finishes Clean-Up Campaign on West Side
Clean-up week in Elyria ends with the last load of rubbish hauled away this afternoon completing the city campaign against unsightliness. A crew of twenty men and six trucks worked eight days to clear the curbside debris. Weather was favorable and the effort ran in record time. Nine hundred dollars were appropriated by the city council for the project.
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Elyria
Elvrians
John N. Eldit
Twenty-One Cars Tagged In Local Traffic Violations
Twenty one motorists received red police tags for traffic violations during a 24 hour period. Police noted two tags on cars parked on the left side of a street, but most tags resulted from light violations.
School clerks still negligent with reports delays tax share
Three county district clerks have not certified reports to the county auditor, delaying tax distributions. Deputy Auditor Clard Gull says he has three checks totaling 31,300 awaiting release once clerks comply. Gull laments salary delays for teachers and notes clerks remain liable for interest due to late filings.
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Clard Gull
Gull
Monroe Welly
Merchants Prepare Views on City Traffic Changes
Tlyria merchants will present their views on proposed changes to the city traffic ordinance to the council committee on parking. The merchants division of the Chamber of Commerce named by the committee will meet with the council Wednesday night to discuss the matter.
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Tlyria
Merchants’ Division
Chamber of Commerce
Commissioners Ready to Act for Juveniles in Lorain Jail
Lorain County officials moved to address juvenile needs after State Welfare Inspector S C Griffin condemned the jail. Commissioner George Rhoads said they may convert one or two rooms for juveniles and explore caring for less serious youths through outside groups like the Salvation Army, avoiding a new detention home due to tax costs. Griffin noted the county has few juvenile facilities but praised local jail operations.
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Lorain County
S. C. Griffin
George Rhoads
Griffin
Salvation Army
Rhoads
Office swamped by late property tax rush in county
Hundreds of residents swarmed the county assessor office as they rushed to file personal property tax returns before the 4 p.m. deadline. Assessor C. A. Phinney and deputies expedited processing while warning that missing the window from April 7 to May 1 forfeits the $100 exemption for timely filers.
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C. A. Phinney
Phinney
Boys' Week Parade Delights Elytia With Splendid Spectacle
Elytia observed a grand Boys' Week parade featuring about two thousand grade school pupils. St Mary's won two top prizes for largest delegation and best appearance, Gates placed second with 268, Ely won best discipline, and Roosevelt led in stunts. Special honors went to Garford Hamilton Jefferson Franklin. Washington and High schools did not participate.
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Elytia
Nations
St. Mary’s School
Gates School
Ely
Ely School
McKinley
Roosevelt School
Garford
Hamilton
Jefferson
Franklin
Washington School
S. J. George
Oscar Haserodt
Willam Bruck
E. G. Mathews
Geo. Richwine
Arthur Richwine
St. Mary's School
Elyrian Retires After 47 Years With Railroad Company
Thomas Seward of 625 Middle Avenue Cleveland retires today after more than 47 years with the Lake Shore and Michigan Central and its successors. He began Nov 17, 1881, riding The Plug between Norwalk and Cleveland on the Toledo branch. Seward, born in Elyria, lived at 625 Middle and leaves a son Albert with Cleveland Trust. his wife died years ago. his father served the railroad from 1855 to 1895.
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Thomas Seward
Middle Avenue
Lake Shore and
Michigan Central
New York Central, Railroad
Cleveland
Seward
New York Central
Elyria
Norwalk
Toledo
McMahon
Broad Street
Erwin McMahon
Lake Shore Railroad
Seward Lves
Albert
Cleveland Trust Company
Two Elyria Men Celebrate 108 Years Combined Tube Service
James Bramwell aged 68 and George Bradley aged 66, both long time Elyria residents, mark 108 years of continuous service at National Tube Co. Bramwell with 56 years as machinist and Bradley with 52 years as a die maker, each awarded a company medal. Both born in England, they moved to America as children and chose to stay in the United States.
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Elyria
National Tube CO
National Tube Company
James W. Bramwell
Kaisercourt
George Bradley
Harvard Avenue
James Bramwell
McKeesport
Middletown
Bramwell
Lorain
England
America
James G
Ralph L. Bramwell
Bramwells
Bradley
Soho
United States
State ready to let road contracts
County officials report a telegraph road improvement plan set for May and Lake road work in Sheffield Lake Village planned for June. They urged a new bridge on Route 18 near Wellington and noted the Telegraph road bridge over the New York Central tracks will be handled by the state legal department. Clarence Betcher, 27, dies from a fall at Charity hospital after an injury on the 10th floor of the Medical Arts Building.
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Board of County Commissioners
Columbus
State Highway Department
Geo. Rhoads
Thomas Peebles
Telegraph Road
South
Amherst
Erie County
Lake Road
Sheffield Lake Village
Wellington
Renouard
New York Central
State Legal Department
Cleveland
Clarance Betcher
Charity Hospital
New Medical Arts Building
Legion Drive Heads Meet Tonight
American Legion officials campaign managers and executive committee meet in City Hall chamber tonight at 7 30 to review progress and finalize plans for the drive toward a forty thousand dollar fund for the American Legion Memorial Home.
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American Legion
James A. Hewitt
Seneral
No Indictment Returned by Kane County Grand Jury
Geneva Ill April 30 The Kane county grand jury found no indictment against Deputy Sheriff Foy Smith for the killing of Mrs Lillian De King during a liquor raid last month though the coroner s jury had urged manslaughter. The panel indicted only Eugene Boyd Fairchild the undercover informer for perjury for falsely swearing he bought liquor at the De King home in Aurora triggering the raid.
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Geneva
Ill
Kane County
Grand Jury
Foy Smith
Lillian de King
Eugene Boyd Fairchild
de King
Aurora
Fairchild
Believed School Boy Hit By Auto Will Get Well
Seven year old Robert Hand of 811 Woodland Avenue was struck by an auto while returning from Jefferson school. Doctors at Elyria clinic said he would recover after an operation removed a skull fragment lodged in his brain. Driver Sam Chance of 346 Broad Street stopped, picked up the boy, and took him to the clinic. Chance was exonerated by police.
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Elyria Clinic
Robert Hand
Woodland Avenue
Robert
Armand Ensign
Jefferson School
Sam Chance
Broad Street
Chance
E. M. Hand
Woodland Arene
Fate of Hilliard Boulevard Decided Today
The Cuyahoga county board of commissioners holds a postponed hearing this afternoon on the Elyria to Avon Village Hilliard road project. A decision is expected to approve construction linking with the completed Hilliard road in Cuyahoga county, featuring a 200 foot boulevard right of way.
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Elyria
Cuyahoga County
Hue
Board of County Commissioners
Avon Village
Hilliard Road
Embalming Fluid Stolen From Steubenville Morgue
Steubenville county authorities report a theft at the C. C. Spencer Morgue where embalming fluid was taken. Officials say the theft occurred Saturday night or early Sunday and suspect a person named Hauer.
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Steubenville
C. C. Spencer Morgue
Hauer
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Drive For Legion Memorial
Namid
Vlalt Industries
Eleanor Baker Symons
Elyrian
Thomas Seward, Sr
Mrs. Bradley
Mr. Bradley
Marion
Mr. Bramwell
Legion Drive
Illinois
Hilliard Boulevard
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