Junior Fire Fighters To Meet Thursday
Elyria junior fire fighters club closes its summer safety program with a public meeting at the high school auditorium at 7 30 pm Thursday. A film Fires in Review with sound will be shown and Cleveland Heights Fire Department member Ve bat Schroeder will lead demonstrations on fire causes and prevention. Present through cooperation with American La France and Park L. Rabe.
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Chiabs
Elyria
Western Actuirial Bureau
Chicago
Ve Bat] Schroeder
Cleveland Heights
Schroeder
Record Hops From Altitude 29,400 Feet At Air Show
Chicago reported William Suleida Jones of Memphis claimed a new unofficial world record for a delayed parachute jump. He said he jumped from 29,400 feet at Markham Field yesterday and opened his chute at 3,000 feet, surpassing the official record of 26,500 feet with a 600 foot fall before opening.
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Chicago
William
Suleida) Jones
Memphis
Tenn
Markham Field
Social Visit Recap From Local Families
Mrs. Lester Yout zy of Gulf Road and William Sprague of Conneaut with daughter Frances Peterson of Willoughby visited H. C. Chambers and Minnie Foskett on Ford Road. Also J. E. Foskett hosted Liard Foskett of Detroit Road after Sunday gathering with East Cleveland relatives.
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Lester Youtzy
Gulf Road
William Sprague
Conneaut
Frances Peterson
Willoughby
H.C. Chambers
Ford Road
Minnie Foskett
Liard
East Cleveland
J. E. Foskett
Detroit Road
Public health spending and a call to self-reliance in troubled times
A column argues that emergency spending has reshaped American life. It critiques grand public works utopias, W P A rhetoric, and a culture of entitlement while urging a return to self-reliance and frugality. The piece laments shifting values and the growth of government distributions over individual initiative.
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Rome
Washington
W.P. A
America
Corrigans
Merle Thorpe
Soro Ton
al Vigor
Omic Casay Loox
Las
Lindbergh Granted Privacy in Moscow Visit
The piece argues Colonel Lindbergh deserves privacy after his Soviet stopover. It notes unrecognized sightings in Moscow, a cordial welcome, and calls for Americans to respect his wish for a private life despite enduring fame. It emphasizes a citizen’s right to privacy and questions US security and public interest.
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Lindbergh
Soviet Russia
Moscow
United States
Colonel Lindbergh
Bicycle Court in La Port Tests Juvenile Justice Idea
La Port launches an experimental bicycle court where youths act as prosecutor judge and jury. Mayor Alban Smith and 17 year old Judge Joseph Daley preside as 14 year old Freddie Dunham acts as prosecutor. About 27 children faced the court with fines 15 to 50 cents and bicycles confiscated for a week. Some were assigned essays and one girl was ordered to learn bicycle ordinances and report to police.
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la Port
Jnel
Alban Smith
Joseph Daley
Freddie Dunham
Judee” Daley
Smith
Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights
A rough historical recap lists anniversaries from 1768 to 1937 with figures like Rose Ph mid-West teacher, Charles G Finney, Henry Bersch, Ella Carr, and Albert C Ritchie. Today in history notes 1785 John Fittton’s venture, 1915 British actions, 1935 Haile Selassie concessions, 1937 Russia non aggression. Also mentions Pat Harrison and Charles F Kettering as birthday items.
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Bern
France
St. Louis
Wal—Charles G. Finney
Oberlin College
Obersie Fy
Olver
Bostesse Holmes
Henry Bersh
New York
Ella Carr
gSenius
Mary
Albert C. Ritchie
Meryland
Richmond
John Fittonpioneer
Ayer
Congress
Biddle
Cie
Spencer Pettis
Britain
China
Hong Kong
Haile Selassie
Astrid
Belgium
Russia
Divine acts over words in faith and charity
A reflective devotional essay urges Christians to show love through deeds not just words. It contrasts costly church gifts with charitable acts, and references notable births and figures to illustrate practical faith. The piece highlights the need for honest, generous living aligned with divine love.
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Denis
Hunsty
Ends Life 1 Percent Cell Columbus
On August 29 Dave Wash, 35, held for federal authorities on charges of selling morphine ions. He hung from his cell in the city jail last night.
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Columbus
Dave Wash
Belt City
Sheffield News Notes Fire Dept Benefit Party and Local Gatherings
Sheffield notes report a Volunteer Fire Department benefit party at West Shore Club House on Saturday, with clambake moved to September. A Sunday supper featured a hamburger and campfire gathering at the Chambers home on Ford Road. Community events include a Red Cross women’s meeting in Lorain and a talk by Edgar Elis, plus family visits and local social news from Ostrander and Sheffield Lake.
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Sheffield
West Shore Club
4. C. Chambers
Ford Road
Charles Mann
Ostrander
Ohio
Ali
W. H. Chambers
Sheffield Lake
Lorain
American Red Cross
Edgar Elis
Charles Maine
Waugh
Atro
Herber Chambe
Columbia
Sunflower stalk over sixteen feet astonishes Chronicle reader
In Lorain county this year the sunflower crop looked strong. Arthur Watson of Grafton visited the Chronicle-Telegram this morning and showed a sunflower stalk over sixteen feet tall beside his ear as proof of the harvest’s vigor.
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Lorain County
Arthur Watson
Grafton
Chronicle-Telegrum
Motorist to-face court on reckless driving charge
Lewis VanHoosear of 285 Broadway Lorain is to appear in police court tomorrow at 1:30 a m on a reckless driving charge. He was arrested on Broad Street by Patrolmen Edward Stinkard Jr and C E Andress after the incident early Sunday.
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Lewis VanHoosear
Broadway
Lorain
Edward Stinkard, Jr
C. E. Andress
Broad Street
Spectator Hurt at Ohin Soft Ball Tourney in Harrion Field
Spectator Roy Hunt of Mansfield was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a chest bruise after being struck by a ball during a Saturday night game at Harrion Field.
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Abs
Roy Hunt
Mansfield
Harrion Field
Elyria Memrial Hospital
Family Fingerprinting Case In Oakland City
In Oakland California four generations of a single family voluntarily underwent fingerprinting to secure future identification. The group included Baby Norma Giampeli aged 36, her mother aged 28, her grandmother aged 46, and a great grandmother. The incident drew note as an unusual coordinated effort with references to varied organizations and places in the vicinity.
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Oakland
Cal
Norma Giampeli
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