Funeral draws 12 thousand as mother and baby lie in state
Philadelphia crowds gathered for the funeral of Mary Boccanini and her infant Frances Mary. Police kept guard against riots as 12,000 attendees passed the white coffin, most unfamiliar with the family. Dominic Boccanini, the father, wept openly, repeating Felia Nipote as he knelt beside the coffin.
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Philadelphia
Aux
Mary Boccanelni
Undertaking
John Piscatelli
Fairmount
W. Va
Husband Seeks Alimony Amid Divorce Plea in San Francisco
In San Francisco O E Straub petitions the court for alimony while his wife, pursuing divorce, must show cause why she should not pay him 200 dollars monthly during proceedings. Mrs Straub runs a fashionable modiste shop. Italy reports government surveillance over retail prices to curb high living costs.
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San Francisco
O. E. Straub
Italy
Kipling Wee Willie Winkie at Capitol Theatre
At Theatres Adventure Rudyard Kipling style adventure flashes on screen in Wee Willie Winkie now showing at the Capitol Theatre. The feature plays to local audiences with vivid scenes and brisk pace.
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Wee Willie Winkie
Rudyard Kipling
Blazes
Capitol Theatre
Wings Of The Morning At Lincoln Theatre
The film Wings Of The Morning plays at the Lincoln Theatre with a cast led by Annabella Henry Fonda and Leslie Banks among others drawing audiences tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabella
Henry Fonda
Leslie Banks
Lincoln Theatre
Many Cities Hold Primaries In Ohio Today
Ohio cities held primaries with Akron as the largest. Columbus and Toledo primaries set for Sept. 21 and Cleveland for Sept. 28. Secretary of State projected 750000 voters in 3500 of 600 precincts. total 2250000 expected in November. In Campbell police guarded polling after an assault on campaign staff at a Democratic mayoral event. Akron contest for Democratic mayoral nomination featured Judge G L Patterson vs Henry B Bixler, leading to a November race against Republican incumbent Lee D Schroy. Also levies in Akron eight mills for schools, Lima three mills, and Delaware three mills were on ballots.
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United Press
Ohio
Akron
Columbus
Toledo
Cleveland
Secretary of State
Campbell
Mahoming County
Ralph Elser
Frank Cunningham
Johny Lysowski
William Glass
Campbell Athletic Club
Glass
Labor
Nonpartisan League
G. L. Patterson
National Labor Relations Board
Henry B. Bixler
Lee D. Schroy
Lima
Delaware
District Meeting Report Heard By Townsend Club
Elyria Townsend Club members from Wellington and Lorain attended the regular meeting last evening. Matters of interest were discussed and referred to the Advisory Board for decision. Waltz reported on the district board meeting in Wadsworth and the near completion of the Town send movement. A letter from Mr and Mrs Hill thanking the club for a recent party was read. The social chair announced Townsend parties begin with a August 12th event at 136 Middle Ave featuring the Townsend orchestra. public invited.
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Elyria Townsend Club
Wellington
Lorain
Co. E. Waltz
Wadsworth
Waltz
Townsend
United States
W. C. Hill
Little Brouse
Middle Ave
Sheffield
Sheffield Lake Social Club
Cleveland Beach
West Ridge
Avon Lake
Park Hall
Lagrange—Gleaners
M. E. Church
L. M
Avon Lake— Townsend Club
Chatham
Chatham Grange
Lagrange
Old Glory Grange
Lake Avenue
North Elyria
Pittsfield
Probe Tampering With Automobile
Police investigated a report by Paul Kinchen of 2227 East 9th Street Cleveland that his automobile on Oberlin Road was tampered with while he attended a dance at the Colored Elks Hall. The distributor cap was removed and several wires torn. Kinchen identified the guilty party and would swear out a warrant, though he had not appeared at headquarters by noon, according to Chief E J Stanard.
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Paul Kinchen
East 9Th Street
Cleveland
Oberlin Road
Kinchen
Colored Elks Hall
E. J. Stankard
Farmers Kill Hoppers With Epsom Salts Formula
Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle farmers adopt a low cost pest control using bran molasses water and Epsom salts as a mash to combat crop hoppers. The Frings propose a 20 to 25 percent Epsom salt mix, claims it is harmless to livestock and humans. Dr. Haber noted salts can deter certain pests and has influenced past uses in Maine and Pennsylvania.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Hubert W. Frings
Frings
W. R. Haber
Pennsylvania State College
Maine
Pennsylvania
Radio Programs and Concerts Across Stations August 10
A dense list of radio programs, bands, and hosts across WTAY WGAR WLW WGN and other outlets for Tuesday August 10 featuring musical variety, news blocks, and concert listings. Notable names include Russell, Linda, Masters Band, Wayne King, Ben Bernie, Edgar A. Guest, and Grant Park performances with multiple orchestras and singer acts.
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Fem Thatcher
Rancera
Muse
Thomas
Frant. Lewis
Crusaders
Mayer Burton
Helen Menken
Three Cheers
Sid Andorn
Johnny
Waomow
Frank Morgar
Hus
Wises
Wayne King
Grant Park
Edgar A. Gue
Vox
al Pearcy
Bernie Ben
Goodman
Enacen
Sinfonietta O Opportunities
Feaur
Gil Gibbons
Rena Dorsey
Kemps
Fredericks
WGN
Jim Valentine
Vera
Lum-Abner
Bob Elson
Californiank Morgan
Haenschen
Edgar A
Ben Berns
Grant Park Mysteries
Tonie
Denny
Jimmy Fidler
Amos
Andy Gaapstre Bane
Mad Hatfelds Williams
Los Amizos
Jurgen
the Stevenson
Frank Morgen
Helen Menken Warnort
Ai Pearce
Ben. Goodman
Uescen
Russell Dorr
Dorsey Band
WTA Radio Schedule and Station Listings for Cleveland
Radio program grid shows WSA 1070 WHK 1330 WGAR 810 and 6200 stations with morning shows, music, markets, and light entertainment. Listings mention unfamiliar titles and sequences across varied programs, including news, sports, and domestic segments. The fragment ends with a note on a Japanese heir and family name change.
Six Boys Chosen For Dairy Contest At Wooster Friday
Six members of Lorain County Boys 4-H Clubs were selected to represent the county in a dairy judging contest Friday at Wooster. The group, chosen for high averages in recent judging tours led by C J Hummel and Lorain County Extension Agent, includes Ottis Picksworth Richard Rhoden Harry Rowland Jr Malcolm Fowl Norman Ellingshirn and Leroy Forthofer. Dairy Day at the Wooster Experimental Station accompanies the judging event. Three finalists will advance to the Ohio State Fair opening August 28.
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Guersin County
Wooster
C. J. Hummel
Loraty County Agricultural Extension
Ottis Picksworth
Richard Rhoden
Pittsfield
Harry Rowland, Jr
Wellington Livestock Club
Malcolm Fowl
Carlisle Banter Club
Norman Ellingshirn
Leroy Forthofer
Avon Variety Club
Robert Pickworth
P. T. Burnside
Karl Simms
Carlisle Banner Club
Robert Peak
Lorain County
4-H Boys To Make Stock Judging Tour
Lorain County 4-H Club boys will tour local farms next Monday. C Hummel states the group will meet at the A B Crocker farm at 9 a m. At the A D Crocker farm Hampshire hogs and Cotswold and Southdown sheep will be judged, and at the Ora Crocker farm Chester White hogs will be assessed.
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Lorain County
C. [. Hummel
A. D. Crocker
Ora Crocker
Columbia Township
A. BD
A. D. Crocker Farm
Hampshire
Cotswold
Southdown
Ora Crocker Farm
Chester
AAA Picnics For Ohio Announced
Announcement of two Agricultural Adjustment Administration basket picnics in Ohio with dates in Zanesville on August 11 and Bowling Green on August 20. Speaker at Zanesville will be Claude R. Wickard, director of the North Central Reston, and at Bowling Green will be Henry Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture. Entertainment and music listed on both programs.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ohio
Zanesville
Bowling Green
Claude R. Wickard
North Central Reston
Henry Wallace
Police Report Man Drank Mercurochrome Restoring Recovery
William Bakos of 220 1-2 Third street was reported recovering today after police said he drank a small amount of mercurochrome at his home yesterday morning. Police found him on the front porch and he was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital, then released. Sergeant Arthur L. Hurd noted a partially filled mercurochrome glass and notes Bakos had written to his wife, who Bakos said was living in Lorain after trouble?
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William Bakos
Third Street
Bakos
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Arthur L. Hurd
Lorain
Hub Caps Stolen From 1937 Chevrolet in Lorain
Eugene Bergman of 318 Led Street reports four hub caps missing from his 1937 Chevrolet after returning home from Lorain. He notified police about the theft late last evening and seeks investigation.
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Eugene Bergman
Led Street
Bergman
Lorain
Polies
Columbia Short Items Note Relatives Travel West
Miss Ruth Tomes returned from a visit to relatives in western New York including Oneida and Niagara Falls. Her mother Mrs. Stanley Tomes also went to New York. Richard William Miller of the Alloument accompanied his aunt the Brunswick postmistress on a Akron picnic where Postmaster General Far rer Wan spoke. Mr and Mrs H A Briggs and family motored to Crestline where Mr Briggs formerly resided. Mrs Raymond Sheer and daughter Marilyn Rae returned from Community Hospital on Thursday.
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Ruth Tomes
Oneida
New York
Niagara Falls
Stanley Tomes
Richard William Miller
Alloument
Brunswick
Akron
Farrer
H. A. Briggs
Crestjine
Briggs
Raymond Sheer
Bahr
Marilyn Rae
Community Hospital
Odd Bits From A Bygone Times In America
A collage of quirky clippings ranges from nudist rumblings in Corpus Christi to a New Jersey court ruling on profanity. It notes a Nascent humor about teachers, hitchhikers, mother in laws, and a North Pole quip, with light social observations and jokes.
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America
Corpus Christi
Tex
New Jersey
Wlinois
Washington Monument
New York City
Hitch-Hiking Trip Longer Than Planned Boys Are Home Now
Three Oberlin youths Guy Buxenheim 14 Robert Banazard 14 and Arthur Lucas 15 reportedly ran away after a Wednesday night incident. Authorities searched for the trio but they were found to have hitchhiked to Sandusky where they spent a night under a tree before returning home the following day.
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Guy Burxenheim
Robert Banazard
Arthur Lucas
Ail
Oberlin
Ridgeville Garden Club Flower Show Plans New Features
Ridgeville Garden Club reveals preparations for the September 8 Flower Show in Town Hall. New elements include a doll contest open to township entrants, a terrarium and foliage display, and a non professional basket display with a motter prize for Ridgeville organizations. Entry requires a paid club membership, admission is free, and volunteers will assist display setup.
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Ridgeville
Ridgeville Garden Club
Grange
Motter
Vern Andrews
Rev Schott to Leave Litchfield Church in September
LITCHFIELD Rev F H Schott, visiting Toledo, received a unanimous call to serve as minister of the Second Congregational church. He has led Litchfield church for 10 years and will depart in about four weeks. A farewell service is set for Sunday September 6. The Schotts are active in Masonic and community activities, with Mrs Schott serving as Worthy Matron of the Chapter O E S.
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Litchfield
F. H. Schott
Toledo
Second Congregational Church
Schott
Whitchfield
Litchfield Lodge F
W. M
Boise-Severcool Reunion Held Sunday
Mrs. Nettle Canfield hosted forty five Boise-Severcool family members at Huntington park reunion on Sunday. A noon picnic followed by a brief business meeting. Mrs L C Smith of Miami presented a short history of the families. Myron Boise, president, led the gathering.
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Huntington
Nettle Canfield
Boise-Severcool
Huntington Park
Emrs. L. C. Smith
Miami
Fla
Myron Boise
Rural Calendar Grafton Gingham Pinochle Club Meet
Local groups list meetings across communities with times and venues. Grange meetings at North Elyria Grange Hall, Village clubs and auxiliaries gather for dinners and picnics in the late afternoon. Garden Club plans a trip to Olmsted Falls. events span 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. and include a Tureen dinner and a picnic supper.
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Grafton
Brighton
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