Depriest Denounces Southern Race Policy at NAACP Meet
Rep. Oscar Depriest of Illinois told the annual NAACP conference in Cleveland that southern Democrats use the race issue to win back four old Republican states Virginia North Carolina Texas and Florida and mocked the idea of social equality as hypocrisy. He said social equality depends on individuals and noted the rise of mulattoes while defending his own resolve to push legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
South
Oscar Depriest
Illinois
Washington
Hoover
Association For Advancement of ‘Colored People
Depriest
Virginia
North Carolina
Texas
Florida
al Smith
Congress
Pleads Not Guilty To Disorderly Conduct
R A Borague of Bath Street pleads not guilty to a disorderly conduct charge in police court and asks for a hearing continuation until Friday morning. The charge alleges he slapped Gordon Fish, a Bath Street boy, per sworn warrant. A note mentions old beliefs about drains and weather signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Street
Gordon Fish
Wanted address for Mrs Dolly Hall former resident of Elyria
Public notice seeks the present address of Mrs Dolly Hall colored, formerly living in the south area of Elyria. A contact phone number 2317 is provided for callbacks.
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Dolly Hall
South
Elyria
Landlord Secures Tenant's Release From Jail Here
Boris Yanovitz of Lorain signed a bond to secure the release of his tenant Kate Jackson from county jail. Jackson had been held as a material witness in a shooting case and was to testify before the September grand jury. Yanovitz cited his need for Jackson’s support since June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boris Yanovitz
Thirtieth Street
Lorain
Kate Jackson
Jackson
Yanovitz
Death Record Mrs Mildred Buck
Mrs Mildred H Buck wife of A D Buck 369 East Bridge died this morning in a Warren Pennsylvania hospital after several months illness Survived by husband mother of Ridgeway three brothers and two sisters Funeral arrangements will be made later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred H. Buck
A. D. Buck
East Bridge
Warren
Pennsylvania
Ridgeway
Burial set for Elyria man William C. Biddinger
William C. Biddinger, 75, died yesterday in Elyria Memor. His funeral will be Wednesday at 1 p.m. from the home of his brother Ernest Biddinger in Nova Ohio. He was a Moose lodge member in Lorain and lived at the county home. He is survived by a daughter in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Biddinger
Elyria
Memor
Ernest Biddinger
Nova, Ohio
Moose Lodge
Lorain
Cleveland
Visitors honor Mrs Laner's birthday in West Ridge
West Ridge July 2. Mr and Mrs George Laner entertain guests for Mrs Laner's birthday. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Robert Simms and son John Robert of Orlando Florida. Mr and Mrs Karl Simms and children. Mrs Kate Lauer and son Irving. Mrs Elizabeth Miller and granddaughter Shirley. Others visit from Ashtabula and Cleveland as Mason family joins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Robert Simms
John Robert
Orlando
Florida
Karl Simms
Schramm Road
Kate Lauer
Irving
Elizabeth Miller
Shirley
Pittsburgh
George Laner
Laner
E. A. Pember
Bessie
Jack Wilford
Ashta
Cleveland
Henry Shauver
Kokomo
Indiana
Charles Refenning
John Liggett
Elyria
Fred Schramm
Zilda
St. Paul’s Church
Gus Quade
Aurthur Wangerein
Doris
Oberlin
Charles Schaible
Ruth Sipple
Gates Memorial Hospital
Clover Leaf Club
George Decker
Verne Decker
Cleon
Floyd Haines
Moses Kolb
Carlisle Center
J. H. Penfound
George Nevins
Martin Schuster
Elsria
Ollie Minnich
Hollis Reishley
George
Clif Strickler
Qoberlin Road
Merle Penfound
Frank Adams
Leo
Findlay
George Longbrake
G. DeLae
Ernest and
Paul
Clevelard
Clarence Longbrake
J. J. Penfoundnd
Varlan
Oberlin Road
Merie Penfound Sundar
A Simple Application that Dissolves Blackheads
A simple home remedy claims to dissolve blackheads without squeezing. Use peroxine powder on a hot, wet cloth and rub over the affected skin. within two minutes the blackheads allegedly dissolve away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
Chautauqua Dates Announced at Oberlin this Summer
Oberlin announces a five day summer Chautauqua from August 1 to 5 with a full slate of musical and dramatic programs. August 1 features Flesher's Musical Flashes and vocal numbers by Miles Raach Duo, plus Eugene Rye and Co. three act comedy. The King Vale Quartet, Smith Spring Holmes quintet, and Olive Kackley players present shows with lectures by Elwood Bailes and Arthur Carpenter. Junior supervisor will arrive three days prior to arrange eight days of children’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Oberlin
Ubetsana
Flesher
Trail Flesher
Ruth Timme-Flesher
Lucille Flickinger
Miles Raach
Eugene “Rye
Arthur D Carpenter
America
Clay Smith
Colvra Mae Spring
Lotus F. Spring
Dorothy Tatman
Olive Kackley
Thomas Buchanan
Olive Tinckley
Chautauqua System
Scotch entertainers to visit Warner Hall on July 16
Professor P. D. Sherman announced last week the securing of a company of Scotch entertainers for Tuesday July 16. They will present The Cotter's Saturday Night in Warner Hall. The program will include songs readings and acting based on the poems and life of Robert Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Sherman
Cotter’ss
Warner Hall
Robert Burns
Klermund to Move into New South Main Building
Henry G. Klermund will move into a new building adjoining his former South Main street site. Completion is expected by September 1, with a formal opening planned. Professor Frank H. Shaw, director of the Conservatory of Music, received a Doctor of Music from Syracuse University. He is Oberlin class of 1907 and came from Grinnell, Iowa to replace the late Charles W. Morrison, who died in August 19cd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Klermund
South Main Street
Mr. Klermund
Frank H. Shaw
Conservatory of Music
University of Syracuse
Shaw
Oberlin College
Grinnell
Charles W. Morrison
Garden club meeting at Mrs Carson's home
The Oberlin Women's club Garden department met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Carson's house. C. D. Davis invited members to the greenhouse and offered plants to those drawing lucky numbers. Ten ladies drew numbers: Mrs. W. D. Hobbs, Mrs. Frank Sedgemann, Mrs. George Sedgeman, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Zellers, Mrs. Thrall, Miss Kinney, Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Broadwell, and Mrs. Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women’s Club
Carson
C. D. Davis
W. D. Hobbs
Frank Sedgemann
George Sedgeman
Allen
Zellers
Thrall
Kinney
Patton
Broadwell
Mrs Avery and Daughter Visit Kansas Woman at Bedside
Mrs Charlies Avery and daughter Helen of Minnesota visited Mrs Martha Avery of Hast College Street last Saturday. Mrs Martha Avery remains confined to bed after a stroke ten weeks ago, with condition about the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Avery
Helen
Minnesota
Martha Avery
Hast College Street
Evelyn Rogers Visits Cleveland on Office Business
Miss Evelyn Rogers of J L Edwards office traveled to Cleveland for business, spending Friday and Saturday there during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Rogers
J. L Edwards
Cleveland
Social notes reflect Amherstre and Elyria area visits
A dense roster of neighbors from Amherst, Elyria, Oberlin and surrounding towns padding visits, calls, and social events. Families like Drusendahl, Minnich, Schmitkens, Lauer, Penfound and others attend gatherings, dinners, and outings. Local clubs host meetings, garden parties, church events, and 4-H postponements amid ongoing community life.
Engagement Announcement In Grafton Today
Mr and Mrs Ford Terrier hosted a gathering with friends from Lorain Elyria La Grange and Grafton where at dinnertime on Wednesday the engagement of their daughter Miss Alice to Max Wedic of Joliet Illinois was announced. The table featured a green decorated theme.
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Grafton
Jule
Ford Terrier
Lorain
Elyma
la Grange
Alice
Max Wedic
Joliet, i
Wedding at St Marys Elyria Lights Quiet News Scene
A long community note records visits among Dent, Rising, Johnson, and Starkey families in Elyria and nearby towns. Janet Gage recovered well after an emergency needle removal, several gatherings and a Homemaker club meeting occurred, and Miss Alice Der Nier married Max Wedic at St Marys church in Elyria with a subsequent reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dent
Elyria
Janet Gage
Charles Hermac
Chestnut Ridge
C. CC. Braga
Homemaker Club
A. L. Rinehart
M. E. Church
Ganke of
Leveland
Blaine Harrison
Chicago
Ira Starkey
Fred Kingsberry
Detroit
Mich
BE. F. Hartzell
Cleveland
C. H. Johnson
W. D. Johnson
E. C. Johnson
la Grange
Lawrence Brown
Margaret Kehan
Lakewood
Charles Quayle
North Olmsted
Frank Rising
Litchfield
St. Mary’s Church
Alice der Nier
Ford der Nier
Grafton
Max Wedic
Elrria
Wedic
Falcon-Knight Co
Sherman Wood
iCeveland
la Porte
Robert der Nier
W. P. Younglas
Roy Starkey
Gertrude Chamberlain
Daniel Meyer
Harold Spieth
Charles Smith
Albert Burns
James Aldrich
Eva
Ernest Wolfe
Mary Starkey
Earl Wolfe
Penfield
Starkey
Clarence Dent
Olmsted
C. F. Lawson
Paul Lawson
Dent
Jane Twining
Tracy Twining
Lewis Twining
Pittsfield
Dorothy
Marion Rising
Charles Rising
Radio Sets for Police Patrolmen in Detroit
Detroit patrolmen may soon carry miniature concealed radio receivers. The four by six by one and a quarter inch unit, weighing under four pounds, uses 75 feet of cloth sewn antenna, dry cells, and an earphone. Design by Sergt. Burkuhl allows wear under coat with calls broadcast to reports of holdups and burglaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit Police Department
Deat
William H. Burkuhl
William P. Rutledge
Piedmont Peasantry Use of Nicknames Over Surnames
In Piedmont, rural communities often replace surnames with nicknames among the peasants. A contadino may be labeled by a local tag or craft rather than by his family name, reflecting social norms and daily life in the countryside.
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Piedmont
Markets Cleveland produce prices from July market report
Cleveland July 2 market quotations for butter eggs poultry and potatoes. Butter extras and extra firsts range 40 to 44 cents per pound with various grade splits. Eggs firsts 29 1 2 to 30 9 0 cents per dozen ordinaries 28 1 2. Poultry prices include fowls 28 cents per pound broilers 5 40 dollars per 100 pounds Leghorn 23 24 cents and Leghorn broilers 28 30 cents spring ducks 30 33 cents old cocks 18 19. Potatoes quoted as New York 215 225 per 150 lb sack Maine Green Mt 225 per 120 lb sack and home grown 60 cents per bushel sack.
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Cleveland
Spring Ducks
Old Cocks
New York
Maine
Market Report Cleveland cattle hogs and sheep prices
In Cleveland on July 2 markets for hogs cattle and sheep moved higher. Hogs ranged from 9 50 to 11 99 with various weight bands quoted and packing sows 9 50 to 10 00. Cattle calves and veals showed gains with beef cows 8 09 to 9 09 and vealers 14 59 to 17 40. Sheep volumes 600 with bulk fat lambs around 14 90 and cull lambs 12 50 to 12 59.
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Cleveland
Houwas
Prices for Wheat Corn Seeds in Toledo Ohio
TOLEDO, O. Wheat No. 2 red $1.85 per bushel. Corn No. 2 yellow 99 cents, $1.90. Oats No. 2 white 48 1/2 to 49 1/2 cents. Barley No. 2 68 cents. Rye No. 2 $1.05. Clover seed cash domestic old and cw $16.00. cash imported old $12.75, new $13.25. Timothy seed cash old and new $2.70.
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Toledo
Chicago cash quotations and Minneapolis grain prices report
The Chicago market shows mixed changes with lower receipts for creamery goods and eggs, while poultry prices move modestly with live fowls at 25 to 26 cents and turkeys around 22 to 30 cents. Wheat and oats advance slightly, Timotiny and clover seeds noted, Minneapolis flour up 15 cents in carload lots with bundled grain prices for No. 1 northern wheat and corn at 5 to 6 cents.
Two Fined For Reckless Driving In Separate Routes
Justice S. J. George issued fines of ten dollars plus costs for reckless driving. L. Buether was fined on Route 20 and A. C. Sartor was fined on Route 7 for the same offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice S. J. George
L. Buether
A. C. Sartor
Divorce Granted to Sylvia Brouse from W B Brouse
Sylvia Brouse was granted a divorce from her husband W B Brouse by Judge W B Thompson today on grounds of gross neglect of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Brouse
W. B. Brouse
W. B. Thompson
Skinny Won’t Work No More Gains From Ironized Yeast
Miss Donie Brison reports rapid weight gain and strength after using Ironized Yeast, rising from 126 to 147 pounds in about three months. The ad claims thousands have gained 5 to 1 pounds in five weeks, touting improved skin, energy, and vitality with Tronized Yeast and urging readers to try the 2 for 1 size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donie Brison
Adv
Fake subscription agent sought in Elyria
Search for a fraudulent solicitor who obtained magazine subscriptions in Elyria is under way. Five complainants reported not receiving magazines after paying 1.50 to 3 each. The sales agency in New York City will refund the sums and wants the man located and Elyrians to press charges. He had applied in Indiana for a position and held receipt forms, operating across northern Ohio and Indiana. Fellow urged other possible victims to come forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
RE. J. Fellow
Indianapolis
Ohio
Indiana
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall Picnic Planned At Cascade Park This Evening
City officials from City Hall will gather at Cascade Park tonight for a party sponsored by park commissioner Frank Wilford and Carl Muller. A baseball game between the City Hall Rats and City Hall Mice is also anticipated, with various park attractions expected to be on offer and ample refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Cascade Park
Park Commission
Frank Wilford
Carl Muller
BE. J. Stankard
Launch Another Craft At Park Adopts Kiwanian Launch
Commodore Carl Muller presided at a ship launch in Cascade as The Peerless, now joined by the patrol cruiser and the green trimmed Kiwanian. Captain Johnny Madhock assisted as officials anticipate further additions Eagle and Mooseheart funded by local groups, amid a quirky ceremonial toast and bottle crash.
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Carl Muller
Johnny Madhock
Frank Wilford
Eagle
Mooseheart
Gaswade
Cascade
Kiwanian
Kiwanis Club
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Westin
Mildred Buck
Biddinger Funeral
Summer Cook
East Avenue
W. Broad St
Pocahontas
The
Parsch Lumber
MKS
Esther Alfisen
North Park Street
William Hodge
Hicksville
Fred Sheldon
Peter Kolinski
H. H. Drusendahl
Andrew Foreman
Edna Pallas
Miss Pallas
Theodore Grills
Meirin
Harold
Nelson Bechtel
Lewis Spiegelberg
Townline Road
Everett Moulder
Lawrence
Fred Simms
Henry Hacker
Hollis Keighley
Henry Schmitkens
Middle Ridge
Frank Jor
Milly Jor
J. A. Lucas
Ernest Holliday
B. O. Pope
Maud Alverson
Frank Alverson
Mabelle
Marjorie
Melvin
C. J. Smith
South Ridge
Charles Jennings
Flyria
B. O. Pone
Brotherhood of St. Peter’s Evangelical Church of
Amherst
Brotherhood of St. Pauls Evangelical Church of
Jonas Springer
Gulzedg
Inn
Fisma
Dyte
Odd Fellows Band
Elsra
South Amherst
Brotherhoods
Pranounerd
H. M. Tapner
Sarah
Ruth
Strawberry Shortrane
Mabel Berdue
Fred McAllister
E. J. Burrer
Beatrice Wenwink
Lucile Penfound
Wensinh
Schol
Mercard
Harvey Viahn
Butternut Todee
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Grain
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
H. H. Benham
Elyria, O
Court Street
Carter
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Herbert W. Bennett
Elyria Sav
Raver
Whyte
Orm
Ie Ae Uckk
Murbach Coal & Supply CO
Max Slutzker
Temple Barber Shop
Masonic Temple Building
Karl W. Plocher
Lorain Co. Bank Bldg
H.M. Andress & Son
W. Broad
Ixid
Kramer
Broad Street
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