Final Camp Session Closes With Reunion and Awards
The last camp session ended with a reunion of past attendees and their parents. Chairman Ralph W. Standen led the camp committee in directing the final program. Harlie Stevick praised the staff, led by Wagner, with Russell Gleason as assistant director and Maynard Unger, Harrison Comstock, Robert Karp, and Don Boddy as key staff. Wagner announced that Sam Rockwood and Alan Fritzsche, now camp leaders for next year, have fulfilled requirements and will guide the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Standen
Harlie Stevick
Wagner
Russell Gleason
Maynard Unger
Harrison Comstock
Robert Karp
Don Boddy
Sam Rockwood
Alan Fritzsche
Engagement of Camden High School Graduate Betty Searles and Lewis A Searles
Mr and Mrs Aubrey Searles announce the engagement of their daughter Betty to their oldest son Lewis A Searles Betty a Camden High School Kipton class of 37 graduate and the couple are described as the children of different marriages confirming the unlikely pair story
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Camden High School
Aubrey Searles
Pittsburgh
Betty
Lewis A. Searles
Gets Jail Sentence For Petit Larceny
Edward Bunch of 9 Shear street was fined $10 and costs and sentenced to five days in the County Jail by Mayor Joseph Q Petro today after arraignment on petit larceny. He was arrested Saturday by Patrolman Corwin Burrer found in a Chapel street parking space with women s apparel items stuffed in his pockets said taken from a Broad street store counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bunch
Shear Street
Joseph Q Petro
Corwin Burrer
Chapel Street
Broad Street
Ackerman Files Candidacy for Sheffield Lake Councilman
Marvin Ackerman filed his petition with the board of elections yesterday as a candidate for councilman at Sheffield Lake, according to election board officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Ackerman
Board of Elections
Sheffield Lake
Election Board
Bicycle theft report on Cornell Avenue last night
Tom Mynchenburg of 141 Dension Avenue reports to police that his bicycle valued at 12 dollars was stolen on Cornell Avenue last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mynchenburg
Denison Avenue
Cornell Avenue
Winners Named in Birmingham Scottish Terrier Puppy Match
Scotties judged by Clinton B. Schenck of Powell Ohio highlighted by Bittersweet Danny Boy from Lorain owner Mary Brenzo taking first in the 6 to 9 month puppy dog class. Miss Jane Fritz of Sandusky won best female puppy with Sandman's Golden Girl in the 4 to 6 month class. Attendance reached about one hundred despite rain with exhibitors from Wooster Sandusky Birmingham Mansfield Berea West Salem Wadsworth Cleveland Elyria and Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Kennel Club
Birmingham
Ohio
Mary Brenzo
Lorain
Ohbio
Danny Boy
Russell VerCcter
Mary Lou Smith
Brinda
Jane Fritz
Sandusky
Sandman
Miss Fritz
Chagrin Valley
Fred Lehmann
Elyria Ohio
George L. Smith
Western Reserve Kennel Club
Cleveland Auditorium
Cleveland
Toledo, Ohio
Wooster
Mansfield
Berea
West Salem
Wadsworth
Cleveland Elyria
Clinton B. Schenck
Powell
F. W. Zimmerman
Youngstown
Cars collide at Middle avenue and Sixth street
Richard Munnos, driving to 214 Howe Street, and William Williams of 115 Eastern Heights Boulevard, suffered damage in a late night collision at Middle Avenue and Sixth Street. Munnos’s car mounted the curb, knocked over a fire hydrant, and hit a tree, while Williams sustained a small forehead laceration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Munnos
Howe Street
William Wiliams
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Middle Avenue
Sixth Street
Munns
Williams
Itinerant Gunder Lenardson Fined in Lodi Disorderly Case
Gunder Lenardson, listed by police as an itinerant, was fined five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. He was arrested at midnight Saturday at a Lodi street cafe where he allegedly attempted to wreck the place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunder Lenardson
Joseph Q. Petro
Lodi Street
Post-nuptial party honors Mrs Kristy in Oberlin
Mrs Watron Wheeler hosted a post nuptial shower at her St Pleas ant street home for Mrs Andrew Kristy whose July 21 marriage prompted a social evening. Ardith Phillips won first prize in a hearts game as guests included Myra Norman Eldviege Peggy Mason and many Oberlin and Elyria residents. Several locals and visitors plan upcoming travel and visits to family across Michigan Maine Pennsylvania and The Netherlands.
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Oberlin, O
Watron Wheeler
St. Pleasant Street
Andrew Kristy
Ardith Phillips
Myra. Norman Eldviege
Elyria
Peggy Mason
Helen Lyman
Louisee Zavodsky
Paul Reevers
Kristy
Wheeler
Minnesota
Robert Parish
Albion
Michigan
Aluiss
Anne Didge
Owl
Philadelphia
Mir
Airs
Beebe
Oberlin
Avid Drage
Spring Street
Henry Wessell
Weat Lora Street
Buck
Grace Herren
East College Street
Campbell
Minneapolis
Pennsylvania
Henry Wessel
L. J. Nixon
Wessel
Artha Schmauch
A. & Wooden
Geneva
Marjorie Hubbard
ML Clair
New Jersey
G. D Hubbard
Woodland Avenue
East Lorain Street
H. D. Baumann
Jiall
Oberlin College
Court ordering Clarence Daniels jailed over bond in hood case
Clarence Daniels, 32, of 108 Hawthorne Street, was committed to the county jail by Justice Preston L. Coon after failing to raise a $300 bond for his appearance in common pleas court on a hood case. Complainant is Arline McClintock. WPA progress at Stewart road in Huntington Township faces funding decisions today as County Engineer Harry L. Dunham tours the site with trustees. WPA has spent about $22,000. the county about $800 in machinery and rent. Trustees may be asked to contribute slag. Catherine F. Bauers filed a suit for partition of property in Avon Village naming Frank E. Bauers et al.
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Clarence Daniels
Hawthorne Street
Preston L. Coon
Common Pleas Court
Parenthood
Justice Coon
Arline McClintock
Stewart Road
Huntington Township
Harry L. Dunham
Huntington
Dunham
Catherine FE. Bauers
Avon Village
Frank E. Bauers Et al
Rioters Protest Prohibition In Bombay Inauguration
Rioting broke out today as Bombay inaugurated prohibition and the accompanying taxation to offset revenue losses from spirits. Police fired on the crowd of Muslim demonstrators. five protesters were wounded and two seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
Prohibition
Postoffice Receipts Show Increase in July for Elyria
Elyria postoffice receipts rose about 20 percent in July, totaling 13 186.87 compared with 10 411.50 last July, per postmaster Charles W. Sartor. Six month savings bond sales also increased, with 1939 totals at 175 175 versus 149 375 last year, up 25 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Charles W. Sartor
Sartor
U. S
Tron worker killed in 435-foot fall at bridge site
Joseph Gradwohl, 44, an iron worker, was killed in Cleveland Ohio today after plunging 435 feet from a ladder on the new Alain avenue bridge. The accident occurred at the construction site during daily operations. emergency crews responded but Gradwohl succumbed to injuries at the scene. The incident prompted an investigation by safety officials to determine factors contributing to the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Joseph Gradwohl
Alain Avenue
Meanest thief steals five swan eggs at Lake Merritt
Oakland reports its meanest thief stole five swan eggs from Mrs. Swan on Duck Island this spring. Swans typically lay eggs once a year, and officials fear there will be no cygnets on the lake this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Swan
Lake Merritt
Duck Island
Lending bill faces hurdles before Congress adjournment
Final disposition of the lending bill was expected to clear the way for quick adjournment, but leaders were unsure. After House action, the bill may go to conference to resolve House Senate differences. Two other major obstacles remain: Social Security Act amendments and a final deficiency bill to be reported tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Senate
Strife Over Plant Strike Sparks City Tensions
Mayor Burton denounces unionists as Nazis after a plant strike meeting. Police keep guards at the plant while unionists claim far more workers are idle than company figures show. Two men were detained near the railroad yard for loitering and stone collection as officers question them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
140Th Street
Ness
George J. Matowitz
Community Picnic At Cascade Park Draws Elyrians
Cascade Park hosts thousands for a large community picnic sponsored by local merchants and firms. Prize donations total around 2000 dollars led by a 125 dollar gas range from Ohio Fuel Gas Company. Events begin at 1 pm with races games tug of war and contests for all ages followed by supper and park facilities use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Elyria Recreation Board
Oscar G. Dunn
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Carl W. Wagner
Elyria
W.E. B. Notley
Finance Committee
George Tattersall
Music Committee
Australians Fly More Per Capita Than Any Nation
Civil Aviation Board figures show Australia’s people record the highest flights per capita. In the year just ended 8,446,518 miles were flown by 88,486 passengers, from a population of several million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
Civil Aviation Board
Pigeons Skip Hollywood Race Back Home to Marysville
In Marysville California racing pigeons from across the state are released for a race to their home lofts. Instead of heading to Hollywood the birds settled near the local passenger station after release, illustrating a surprising detour from fame to local routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Cal
Hollywood
California
Head of Glass Plant Dies in Toledo at 53
Edward A Grubel 53 of the Libbey-Owen-Ford Glass Co Rossford plant died yesterday in Toledo. He served as an army captain overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Edward A Grubel
Rossford
Libbey-Owen-Ford Glass Co
Japan Rules All Foreigners Must Carry Residence Certif
A government decree in Japan requires all foreign residents to carry valid residence certificates at all times. The rule aims to strengthen immigration oversight and national security, affecting tourists and long term expatriates alike. Authorities emphasize strict enforcement and potential penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Lone Bandit Robs Bank In Indiana
A tall man in a lan suit robbed Auburn State Bank in Auburn Indiana today. He pointed a pistol at employees and escaped with a large sum of money, about ten thousand dollars, after forcing cashiers to fill a sack. No accomplice was suspected and the bandit was inside the bank three to four minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Auburn State Bank
John Haggarty
Sheriff Drives Off Rolling Wrecks From Lorain Highways
Lorain County Sheriff Carl R. Finegan targets old unsafe autos to boost road safety. Ten dilapidated cars have been junked after warnings of reckless operation. The approach banks on threats of arrest and fines to force owners to discard unsafe vehicles. Many are bought cheaply and driven by youths with little regard for others’ property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Finegan
Lorain County
Taft Opposes Lending Bill Vote in Senate
Washington August 1 10p Senator Robert A Taft Republican Ohio voted against passage of the presidents lending bill yesterday Senator Vic Donahey has returned to Ohio Senator Rush D Holt West Virginia voted against the bill and Senator M N Neely for passage
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
R. O
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Rush D. Holt
D. W. Va
M. N. Neely
Gaudy Suits Predicted By Clothing Designers
Boston reports that the International Association of Clothing Designers forecasts gaudy men’s attire for next Spring with daytime suits in taupe to maroon. Maurice Loreck of Baltimore predicts narrower trousers with visible contours, while James J. Linden of Boston says synthetic fabrics will be used.
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Boston
International Association of Clothing Designers
Maurice Loreck
Baltimore
James J. Linden
Rabbit Injury Marks Motorist in California Chase
Cal. Jack rabbits pose new danger to drivers as one leapt into Frank Odgers’ windshield shattering the glass and injuring his wife who was rushed to a forestry station with facial cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Odgers
Palmetto State veteran health officer named Chief Big Shield
Columbia South Carolina veteran health officer Dr James A Hayne received a new title Chief Big Shield from a Montana Indian tribe during initiation ceremonies on a western trip The designation highlights cultural honor and regional ties to health leadership in the Palmetto State
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
Palmetto State
James A. Hayne
Big Shield
Dr. Hayne
Montana
Terrier Adopts Rabbits in Ancell Missouri
Henry Heuring reports his terrier has adopted two rabbits as well as her own puppy. Heuring says the dog guards the rabbits and snarls at anyone who tries to take them, and he does not know where the rabbits came from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancell
Henry Heuring
Heuring
Child Struck by Bullet While Falling From Tree
Visalia California reports 9 year old Porfirio Barajas injured after a fall from a tree. Hospital attendants found a bullet lodged at the base of his brain, suggesting a stray gunshot caused the fall.
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Visalia
Cal
Porfirio Barajas
Former judge George W. Sheetz dies at 70 in Bucyrus
George W. Sheetz, 70, Crawford County Probate Judge from 1924 to 1928, died today in Bucyrus Ohio. He served as a local legal official for four years during the 1920s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
George W. Sheetz
Crawford County
Germans Consume Large Meat Quantities Amid Shortage
Germany consumed roughly 125 pounds of meat per person last year while facing a meat shortage. The government and meat industry search for solutions to stabilize supply and adjust demand.
Judge Cook Returns From Vacation Midpoint of Pleas Court Session
Common Pleas Judge D A Cook and Bailiff Fred Bauer returned from a month long vacation marking the mid point of the Summer session. Judge Guy B Findley and Bailiff Paul Weller began their vacations today continuing through August. Court Attache Harry Moehlman and Reporter Gale Morgan also returned from vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Fred Bauer
Common Pleas Court
Guy B. Findley
Paul Weller
Harry Moehlman
Gale Morgan
Artist Colony Proposed At Reid Hollow Vermont
HALIFAX, VI Plans are under way to establish an artists colony in Reid Hollow sponsored by Richard Campbell Jr of New York. He would be associate director of the school where painting drawing music and theater arts would be taught. An old church would be girls dormitory and a farmhouse would house the young men. Applications have been received from 25 potential students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax, VI
Reid Hollow
Richard Campbell, Jr
New York
Daly Announces Sale of Lakewood Home on Cornwell Avenue
Mrs Nellie T Daly of Lakewood announces purchase of the home at 112 Cornwell Avenue It will be occupied by her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Jack Maslick moving from Lakewood Maslick is connected with General Industries in the announcement by B M O Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie T. Daly
Lakewood
Cornell Avenue
B. M. O'Donnell
Singapore Moves to Monogamy Rule for Chinese Community
The Straits Settlements government adopts a monogamy system for non Christian Chinese, ending polygamy in the British colony. Chinese women favor the change, while men defend polygamy as a traditional practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Straits, Settlements
Judge Bell Acquitted In Cincinnati Assault Case
Presiding Judge Samuel W Bell of Cincinnati was acquitted today of an assault and battery charge brought by attorney Aaron Weisen who claimed the blind 69 year old jurist was thrown from a consultation room. Bell testified that he pushed Weisen through the door after entering the room to discuss a case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Samuel W Bell
Aaron Weisen
Bell
Common Pleas
Louis J. Schneider
Weisen
Brother cited for unfair deal in courtroom dispute
A judge was criticized for not giving Welson's brother a fair chance as he faces ongoing court proceedings. The remark highlights ongoing legal tensions surrounding the family and the case in question.
Telegraph man fined for intoxication on Broad Street
Carl Norman of Telegraph road was arrested on Broad Street near West Avenue Friday evening for intoxication. He was fined 5 end costs by Mayor Joseph Q Petro today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Norman
Telegraph Road
Broad Street
West Avenue
Joseph Q Petro
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