Elyria Corps Win at Fostoria in Legion Drum Contest
The Elyria Post No. 12 drum and bugle corps won at Fostoria with a 94.3 grade, while Lorain Post No. 30 protested Elyria’s late arrival and Lima’s uniform change. The contest, part of the Fifth District gathering, preceded the Sandusky state convention with a finals at Shelby earlier and Akron events to follow.
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American Legion
Shelby
Fostoria
Wm. C. Sudro
Elyria Post No
Elyria Corps
Lorain Post No. 30
Lorain
Elyria
Lima Corps
Ben ‘Thomas
Drum and Bugia
Sandusky
Cedar Point
Kubic
Avon Lake
H. G. Eckdahl
American Legion Post Trict
J. W
Foster
Carey
Galion
Eisra
Lima
Lorain Corps
Legion
Massillon
Alliance
Akronmex
Akron
Ohio American Legion
M Sillon
Elyrians
Miami
Musical Program For Rotarians
Mrs. Robert B. Hand will head the musical program as the feature of the weekly Elyria Rotary Clubs meeting. The local club will discuss participation in two inter club tournaments. The first match will be against Lorain on August 15 with Lorain as host, and the second will be at Vermilion on August 29 with Vermilion as host.
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Robert B. Hand
Elyria
County corn hog production control plans discussed
Lorain County directors of the corn hog production control association meet to plan the year's work. They will set the budget for the final weeks and arrange compliance actions with corn hog contracts, including field measurement plans hoped to be completed this month.
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Lorain County
County
Suit for Alleged Unpaid Salary Against Publisher
Harry Queen files $200 salary suit in Justice C C Lord’s court against Paul Lane publisher of the Shopper. Queen seeks balance due for services from April 13 to July 31 and requests an order halting payments by five advertisers until the case is heard. Hearing set for tomorrow.
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Elysia Shopper
Court of Justice
C. C. Lord
Harry Queen
Paul 4. Lane
the Shopper
Queen
Clown Fatally Injured at Fort Miami Fairgrounds
Coroner investigates death of Edward A. Schune 27 in Toledo after a decrepit auto struck a post during an American Legion festival at the Fort Miami fairgrounds. Schultz clowning for the crowd. wife and two children Myrtle 5 and Mar watching.
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Toledo. O
Aus
Woroner
Frank G. Kreft
Edward A. Schune
Toledo
Cieastuime
Fort Miami Fairgrounds
Schultz
Myrtle
Mar
Hitler Eulogizes Hindenburg at Memorial Service
In a solemn ceremony, Adolf Hitler recalled Paul von Hindenburg's career from his boyhood army beginnings to World War I leadership. He praised Hindenburg's service, urged Germans to look to the future, and noted the president's death as a national moment. Col. Oskar von Hindenburg and former Crown Prince Wilhelm attended, along with key officials and diplomats.
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Hindenburg
Tanneburg
East Prussia
Jer
Janna
Hitler
Hermann Goering
Alexait
Oskar von Hindenburg
Otto Meissner
Wilhelm
Reichstag
Hitler to lead Reich war heroes funeral at Tanneburg memorial
A solemn ceremony will honor Field Marshal denburg and fallen comrades at the Tanneburg memorial. A 22-man Cordong unit and state police will stand outside a crepe-draped main tower while a catafalque bears the casket and a platform awaits Chancellor Hitler to deliver the eulogy. A high cross and flags of 50 Imperial regiments flank the scene.
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Denburg
Tanneburg
Atd A.M
Tannebure
Adolf Hitler
Democratic rally announced for tomorrow in Bucyrus
The Democratic executive committee released details of a rally in Bucyrus tomorrow featuring incumbent Congressman Charles V. Treax and Judge Frank W. Emsue for the Ohio Supreme Court. Other speakers include C. Viren, Claveland candidate, and Edwin Wer the court official with various local supporters.
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Charles V. Treax
Bucyrus
Reese.ion
Frank W. Emsue
Ohio Supreme Court
Raliy
Lere
Ars F
D. W. Serj
Cinel Worke Mpepuit
de Blarkey
Qoueysss
Edwin Wer
Court
Forris Mosier
Euteranr Go Vas Giertas Varcies
Ies
Mare IO
Propellor Drop Threatens Pilot Near Los Angeles
A damaged aircraft narrowly escaped disaster when a propellor detached over Burcham, California, forcing the pilot to crash land on a roadside strip. The plane skimmed high tension wires but remained undamaged, with the salvage operation proceeding hours later after the faulty component was severed.
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Tiffin. O
Burcham
Los Angels
Cleve
Mucacte Land
Youth Bound Over to Grand Jury in Collision Case
Witnesses described a morning collision at Has avenue and Broad Street involving a car arriving at Has avenue. The incident led to a grand jury hearing with E. Southam and others questioned about the crash near a residence.
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Alator W.H. Vaer
Has
Avenue
Broad Street
Assi
Ques E. Southam
Stoya
H Seid
Fram
Rotary's Crippled Children Drive Aids Elyria HQ Plan
Elyria hosts a Rotary dinner praising the International Society for Crippled Children. Supt Frank Hoover urges Elyria as permanent headquarters with a hospital grounds office and a research lab. S. Kintner broadcasts via over a hundred stations. A Fr Thompson promotes a national seal sale to fund infantile paralysis prevention. Notables present include F A Smythe and E F Allen among others.
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Ohio
Alen
Squire
Rotary
Elyria
Rotary Club
Gates Hospital
Smythe
Frank Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hoovyer
International Society For Crippled Children
Thore
E. F. Alien
Hoover
S. Kintner
WHE
Kirtiner
Society For Crippled Children
F. A. Smythe
Paul H. King
E. F. Allen
Jay Howenstine
S. H. Squire
Robert Lersch
J. E. Thatcher
T. N. Cook
J. B. Ig Seward
A.C. Hudnutt
B. Johnson
John Parseh
A A. Altfeldt
James A. Hewitt
Deane S.kintner
A. H. Thompson
J. C. George
Death Summons Wellington Woman
Mrs. Anne Dobbins Tripp of Wellington died Sunday afternoon at her Hermek Avenue home after years as an invalid since a hip fracture. A widow since 1912, she hosted the Boy Scouts and Wellington Band annually, belonged to the Episcopal church, and lived winters in Florida. Survived by a sister in Chicago and brother, several nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. from the late home with Revs. Danie vector and Dr. Recard officiating. burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Anne Dobbins Tripp
Wellington
Hermek Avenue
Tripp
Charles
Welm
Seopal Church
Wellingreants
Palmetto Club
Ioma
Florida
Hivvears
Scouinston Fire Department
Wellington Band
Untaine
Chicago
Edward Dobbins
Danie Vector
Oberlin Episcopal Church
W. Recard
Congregational Churchington
Greenwood Cemetery
Death of Mrs Mary Gerke Ahmerst
Mrs Mary Gerke died Sunday at 15 pm at her Brownhelm Station home aged years. Survived by son Martiz, brother Philip, and a Brownhelm pastor. Burial at Brownhelm Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs Ide Zasnke wife of Carl Zarpks of 1928 West Avenue held at St Jona's Lutheran Church with Rev Schroeder officiating under Funeral Home direction.
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Mary Gerke
Brownhelm Station
Martiz
Philip Baman
Broewnke
Will O
Brownhelm Cemeter
Ide Zasnke
Carl Zarpks
West Avenus
St Jona’s
A Schroedar
Tax deadline nears as penalties to be added after August
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright said penalties will be assessed after August 10 once the tax period closes. Delinquent totals reach about 1.4 million dollars with roughly 100,000 suspected cases. Delinquents must take regular steps to settle unpaid taxes before books close.
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Walter J. Wright
Wright
Fear for safety of famous pilot bulletin
A Paris air alert reports a famous pilot missing after departing from Athens for Rome, with authorities fearing for his safety. The overdue flyer, associated with Alpa, was last seen in Athens before vanishing en route to Rome.
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Air City
Atlantic
Paris
Athens
Alpa
Rome
Kipton Man Ends His Life
A Kipton man, FP. E. Ward, age 55, was found dead from hanging in a rear room of his home this morning. His wife discovered him and alerted neighbor George Wind, who notified the sheriff. Deputy Henry Moeshl and Joe Woodings led the case. Ward left behind his wife and several grown children. He was taken to Norwalk for further handling.
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E. Ward
Geors
Wind
Henry Moeshl
Joe Woodings
Ward
Furiour
Norwalk
Piano Students To Give Recital In August Program
Floyd C. Moore presents a piano recital Tuesday at 8:00 a.m. featuring students from Amherst, Avon, Brownhelm, Pittsfield, Oberlin, and Henrietta. Performances include works by Schumann, Tchaikovsky, and classical selections such as The Garden Party and Moonlit Nights.
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Floyd C. Moore
Tieir Antha
St. Pete
Sas Follo Faren Triumphale Flarrangeu
Phyllis Portman
Betty Holcomb
Sage
Elmer Portman, Jr
Henrietta
Scott
Donald
Avate
Zilcher
Billy Brandt
Pittsfield
Blinking Moon—Powell
Jaen Lear
Boy Scouts
Revyenger
Teddy Bullock
Emmett
Jack Bear
Betty Bear
Trinkaus Payilis Schuster
Brownhem
Morrison
Florence Baetz
Doris Miller
Ann- Grenadilla de Leone
Kr Piper
Tae Skater
Edith Hatch
Krentzun
Annabelle Jose
Franz
Betty Moon
Avon
Fieling
Luisi
Robert Moon
Moore
Jean Smith
Dorothy Brown
Margaret Fite
Lavoni
Durard
Poldini
Paullis Portman
Newland
Catherine Fowell
Brownhelm
Barbour
Lois Portman
Tschaikowsky
Ruth Miller
Amherst
Rachminoff
Mary Bullock
Club Meetings For This Week The Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters will meet this evening as part of a weekly club gathering. Members are advised to attend and participate in planned discussions and activities.
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The
Pythian Sisters
Village clubs hold varied gatherings this week
Regular meetings and picnics fill the schedule across Oberlin with groups meeting at local homes on Woodland and East Lorain. The Vine Rebekah lodge Past Noble Grand Circle plans a Lake trip weekend, while Pythian Sisters families organize a Vermilion Lake picnic.
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S. Edna Mack
Grove
Cominy Garden Club
W. H. Chapin
Woodland Avenue
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Dirs. E. A. Malbam
East Lorain Street
South Russia
Neizhurhead Club
Five Ohioans Die in Weekend Traffic Accidents
United Press reports at least five Ohioans lost their lives in traffic accidents over the weekend. In Dayton Mildred Zimmerle 22 died when her overturned car left the road. Myrtle Clayton 45 was struck and killed at a downtown street intersection. Albert Eckert 36 was killed near Toledo when struck by a car driven by Lewis Shawman of Allentown Pa. Shawman said Eckert was walking in the center of the road. George E Bliss 62 a Cleveland area resident was killed near Avon when struck by a car. Stephen Dahmer 60 of Mansfield was run down by a car driven by J B Simmons who was exonerated by the prosecutor.
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United Press
Eckert
George E. Bliss
Cleveland
Avon
Stephen Dahmer
Mansfield
J. B. Simmons
Sinmons
James V. Wu
Local News In a Few Lines Under $500 Bond
Nick Muller of Stop 6 Yellow Lina placed under 3500 pending trial before Justice Joseph Petro Wednesday on a charge of assault with intent to do bodily harm. He pleaded not guilty upon arraignment yesterday after Deputy Sheriffs Ed Monres and San Provenza arrested him on a warrant sworn by his daughter-in-law Mary Miller who alleged he threatened her with an axe while Miller was intoxicated.
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Nick Muller
Stop 6
Yellow Lina
Joseph Petro
Ed. Monres
San Provenza
Mary Miller
Miller
Mayor Kellerman fined for intoxication arraignment
Alex Kellerman of West River street was fined four dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor W H Vanoster on intoxication charges. He was arrested at his home Saturday night.
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Alex Kellerman
West River Street
W. H. Vanoster
Burns Fatal To Columbia Man
Henry Cletcer aged 45 died at Berea Community Hospital after a kerosene stove explosion at his Columbia Station home Wednesday morning He had been taken to hospital after the accident and passed away at three o clock this morning He was born in La Grange in 1812 and was married to a person unnamed in the report
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Henry Cletcer
Berea
Columbia Station
la Grang
Market Report From Cleveland Livestock Auction
Markets steady for cattle calves and sheep with prime steers 2000 lb class at 8.00, good cows varied by weight. Calves 730 head, lighter weights around 8.55, 8.00 for 220 250 lb. Sheep and lambs mixed, prime lambs around 5.04 to 4.23, heavy waning demand. Potatoes Virginian rate listed at 27.50 per 50 lb bag.
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Leghorus
Lee
Virginia
Abu
Local resident remembered by family and church groups
Years ago he resided in Columbia Station most of his life. He leaves three children Donna Arthur and Welera, his mother in Cleveland and five brothers. He was a member of the M E Church Arme Grange and the Columbian Fire Department. Funeral service held Wednesday at 2 09 at Appulo vodist church in Columbia with Rev J H Jones officiating.
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Columbia Station
Donna
Arthur
Welera
Cleveland
Jetzer
M.E. Vhurch
Arme Grange
Columbian Fire Department
Appulo
Court filings and adoptions from Cleveland and Chicago courts
Joan Dariosian sues The Union League of Roumania Societies of America for 400 dollars claiming benefits for loss of sight under the societies insurance. Adoption of Alan Lind say by Benjamin Munn was approved by Common Pleas Judge W. S. Thompson after an application by Margaret Lind say Munn. The adoption awaits further curate court approval.
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Joan Dariosian
Union League of Roumania Societies of America, Inc
Alan Lincoln Lindsay
Benjamin A. Munn
Common Pleas
W. 8. Thompson
Margaret Lindsay Munn
City Finds Grease Quality Up After Replacing Plant
City officials report improved grease quality after switching to a Chicago firm, which has invested more money to upgrade production. The move aims to boost standards and reliability across waste handling services.
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Chicago
Aris
Three federal highways pass under shed in Texas station
Johnson City Texas reports a shed housing three federal highways. Believed to be the only unfinished or unused in the nation, the site remains a curiosity in local transport history.
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Johnson City
Tean
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