Wellington Bert Kint 69 Dies After Months of Illness
Wellington July 6 Bert Kint 69 died at his home on er street Monday afternoon after months of illness. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 o'clock at the Andrews home with Dr W R Co officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Local news notes include a protest by Wellington Junior baseball team over an umpire's decision in a Norwalk game, a weekend auto wreck with three cars damaged but no injuries, and gypsies returning a pocketbook after a fortune-telling incident at Andrews Hotel.
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Gibert Scott
New London
Wellington
American Legion
Norwalk
Ed Wise
Incals
Jim VanArman
van Arman
Andrew's Hotel
North Main Street
Thet Neone
Famous jockeys face car trouble during trip
Wellington and Earl Sande, renowned riders, traveling from New York to Kentucky, stopped at a local garage for repairs. Their chauffeur reported they were forbidden to drive, as their managers fear driving a car could dull their horse sense.
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Wellington LaVerne Sator
Earl Sande
Amenies
Jockers
Wellington
New York
Kentucky
COMMANDER'S PARTY ENJOYS LOCAL LEGION AFFAIR
Dr. R. W. Falls commander of the Morgan-Dirlam Post American Legion hosted a gala at his home Saturday evening for about 100 guests from Elyine Elyria Lorain and Avon Lake. A German band led by Bill Sudro from Elyria paraded through the village. Falls pledged to keep his promise if membership rose to 19 percent of last year. the drive slightly missed the goal but added three members.
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R. W. Falls
Morgan-Dirlam
American Legion
Elyine
Lorain
Avon Lake
Bill” Sudro
Elyria
Faus
Skeep
Atmot
Pastor Honored on Birthday at Wellington Church
Dr C W Record pastor of Wellington Congregational church celebrated his birthday with a July 3 dinner after Sunday service. Twenty five guests from Salem Canton Ashland and Lorain attended in the church dining room. Mrs Paul Recard baked the birthday cakes and Mrs Ann Trippe provided ice cream.
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C. W. Record
Wellington Congregational Church
Paul Recard
Ann Trippe
Salem
Canton
Ashland
Lorain
Wellington Class of 1915 Reunion and Local Notes
Members of Wellington High School class of 1915 and families gathered at Mila Voxtheimer home for a reunion with forty five guests. Wellington Eagles lost to Spencer 5 to 2 at Spencer. Various local visits and family news from Wellington residents including St. Downey, Marian Grissinger, Ward family, Stemple and Wells families, and Camp Harkness junior counselor Richard Yoxtheimer.
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Mila Voxtheimer
Wellington High School
Don Phelps Land
Elyria
Harry Newcomb
Cuyahoga Falls
Wade Johnson
Arthur Jewett
Rochester
Marie Phillips Oftman
Cleveland
Charles Rowell
Henry Moehl
Elsha
Caroline Rowland
Warren
Ray Rice
Dell Mohrman,Jr
Chester Eglin
Keith Andrews
Voutheimer
This Place
Agnes Woods
Streyley
Bruster
Mallan Ward
Elyria Hospital
Otto Stemple
Guy Wells
Coila Stemple Algeo
Washington
L. A. Johnson
Waller Stalis
Cincinnati
Starr
Ira Starr
Penfield
Ed Wells
Ohio State
Record
Wil Turner
LaGrange
Frank Curtice
R. GB. Wickenden
Toledo
Milo Yoxtheimer
Richard
Camp Harkness
Willoughby
Grafton 4-H Club Meets at School Building
Twenty two Belden Joils 4-H members met with leader Mrs Esther Pfeiffer and adviser Mrs Fred Hoff at the Grafton school Tuesday for a business session. Delegates Marcella Burton Pauline Hoff Esther Gest and Laverne Aldrich were chosen to attend Camp Craig in Medina county in August. Sewing followed with refreshments served by Marcella Burton and Dary Dizenico. A Pleasant surprise party honored Howard Schwed in LaGrange with 18 attendees including Edith Wildenheim Mary Arndt Vivian Wheeler Iva Dusell Dorothy King Louise Jakelsky Muriel O Rourke and others. Gifts were given and wishes for more birthdays extended.
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Grafton
Belden Joils Fo
Esther Pfeiffer
Fred Hoff
Marcella Burton
Pauline Hoff
Esther Gest
Laverne Aldrich
Camp Craig
Medina County
Henrietta
Dary Dizencero
Howard Schwed
Adeline Robert
LaGrange
Edith Wildenheim
Mary Arndt
Vivian Wheeler
Iva Dussell
Dorothy King
Louise Jakelsk
Muriel O'Rourke
Thomas McClosky
Elmer Stall
James Ar
Local residents visit friends and family across Ohio
A long stream of visitors and hosts fills a weekend in Ohio towns. Mrs John Moore and Mrs Anna Mayer Cleveland join Miss Massie Moore for a Sunday visit, while Dr J B Finlayson of Cleveland spends Wednesday evening with Mrs Josephine Franklin of Oberlin. Numerous residents from Cleveland Greenwich Ridgeville Elyria and LaPorte share meals and attend gatherings including a Beas jig reunion.
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A. Suartz
John Moore
Anna Mayer Cleveland
Massie Moore
J.B Finlayson
Cleveland
Josephine Franklin
Oberlin
Q . Beers
Ed Flood
T. C. Washington
Grace Parx
Ieanne
J. D. Mentell
Ata Johnson
W. D. Johnson
Angela Huechiges
Elstia
Lestie Kimpall
Rose Alice
Greenwich
Agna Saxton
Aille ¥ Roman
Muriel O’rourke
Ridgeville
W. E. Baker
Wm. Jasper
Columbia
J. R. Knight
Daugherty family guest and local notices in Columbia Ohio
Mr Net jie Nichola of Eixsra guests of Miss Clara and Jose Harrington. Leonard Daugherty dies after illness in Chilliothe Ohio World War veteran funeral at Haag's Berea with burial in Berea cemetery. 4 H club entertained at Arthur and Donald Crocker home with games and refreshments. W A Snitch family visited Crocker home in Cigvaland. Acme Grangers meeting planned July 8 with lecturer Miss Wilda Heineman on What I purchased with a dime. Squire-Churchward family reunion at town hall with out of town guests and officers elected at meeting.
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Columbia
Netjie M. Nichola
Eixsra
Clara
Jose Harrington
Leonard Daugherts
Daugherty
Hubert Morlock
Chillilcothe
Ohio
Haag
Berea
Arthur
Donald Crocker
W. A. Snitch
Minerva
Cigvaland
A. D
Local society notes list births marriages and notices
Secretary and treasurer Earl Squire and Miss Dorothy Crocker lead a charity program with singing and recitations. A marriage reported is Alice of Berea to William Koleski. Two births, Lois Marie Morlock and Richard A Reis ing, and one death, B France of Florida. A noon church service and varied social visits are noted among local families.
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Alice
Berea
William Koleski
Lois Marie Morlock
Colmbia
Richard Allison Reising
Elyria
B. France
Florida
Squire Lawrence
Mabel Churchward
Gee
May
Earl Squire
A. D. Crocker
Dorothy Crocker
H. Morlock
Orra Crocker
Clarence Reising
Rural Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Maude Andrews and Mil dred Alexander of LaPorte attended a slumber party at Pearl Godfrer's home. Mrs. Fred Jenkins of Norwalk visited Mrs. Wm. Pitcock's family Sunday. Rex Westcott of Vincent spent a few days with George Fridenstein. Locals attended choir practice at South Ridge church and then drove to Lorain for a municipal beach outing.
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Murray Ridge
Maude Andrews
Mildred Alexander
LaPorte
Pearl Godfrer
Fred Jenkins
Norwalk
Wm. Pitcock
Rex Westcott
Vincent
George Fridenstien
South Ridge
Entertaints At AALHDAY Party Hosts and Guests
Miss Helen Walker entertained about 20 guests from Slyria and Lorain at a birthday party at her home. Guests enjoyed games and contests, then a luncheon served by Helen with her mother. Harriet Westcott of Vincent visited relatives Jane and Maude Fridenstien. Mrs Alfred Derek attended a birthday dinner for her sister Mrs George Falhaker of Emria. Mr and Mrs H Comson and family of Elia were guests of Mr and Mrs E Epnicy Wednesday evening. The Murray Aldsze Witchen Katies 4 H met at Roberta Freeland’s home with Cathaleen Yount in charge. Plans made for a July 7 beach picnic in Lorain. Roberta Freeland demonstrated a three of a kind ice.
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Elia
E. Epnicy
Roberta Freeland
Cathaleen Yount
Lorain
Cathaleen
Calladeen Young
Jean Fridenatien
Missionary lecture by Rev Hobart Amstutz at Malaysian Peninsular church
Henrietta Henrietta reports Rev Hobart Amstutz a missionary from Singapore will give an illustrated lecture on his work at the Malaysian Peninsular Sunday evening at eight o'clock in the schoolhouse. Also notes family visits in Lorain Oberlin and relations in Cleveland along with local social updates. Rev Amstutz to occupy Methodist pulpit Sunday morning in pastor Fred Ross's absence. Mrs Anna Wettenbach visiting Golden Lake Ontario Canada. Miss Eleanor Schneider listed among readers.
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Henrietta
Joe
Hobart Amstutz
Singapore
Malaysian Peninsular
Jane Kendoigh
Lorain
Oberlin
Ralph Kuhlman
C¢Hildren
Robert Younglas
John Wagner
Cleveland
Mary Becker
Dwight Pate
Wellligton
Charles Conk
Henry Fieman
South Amherst
Fred Bauman
Methodist Church
Fred Ross
Anna Wettenbach
Golden Lake
Ontario
Canada
Eleanor Schneider
Baer Defeats Levinsky in 20 Round Decision at Dempsey Arena
Max Baer of California defeated King Levinsky of Chicago by a 20 round decision at Jack Dempsey's arena. Baer used a relentless body attack and hard hooks, winning 12 rounds to 5 with three even. Baer weighed 202 3 4 pounds to Levinsky's 196 3 4, and the crowd of 8000 approved the verdict.
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Eno
Nev
Max Baer
California
King Levinsky
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
M-Poverished
Max Sehmeling
Baer
Levinsky
New York
Levensky
George Blake
Amherst Merchants Triumph Over Ashbelt Orchards 5-4
Amherst Merchants edged Ashbelt Orchards of Lorain 5-4 in yesterday's game here. Red Poulson limited the losers to five hits and struck out sixteen batters.
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Amherst, C
Amherst Merchants
Ashbelt
Lorain
Red Poulson
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Baseball standings show Washington five and twelve and New York six and six. Today's games feature New York at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at St Louis with other matches noted as rain or postponed. Scores include Rochester twelve Toronto two and Baltimore twenty one to nine with Reading nineteen to eight.
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Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Fittsburgh
Chisaga
Berton
St. Oula
Hreehlyn
New Forth
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Rochester
Toronto
Jersey City
Newark
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Buffalo
Baltimore
Reading
Tadar
Detroit
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Washington el
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Chicago
Ames Enind Teader
Pet
G.B. Pittsburgh
Moston - Prea Ld
Wee
Ann St Louis
Brooklyn
Eagles Juniors Beat Motor Express 15 to 11 on Ely Stadium
Eagles Juniors score eight runs in the fifth to fend off Motor Express 15 11 Sunday at Ely Stadium. Poor defense plagued both clubs with sixteen errors nine by Motor Express seven by Eagles. Roig and Harper led the winners with Roig four for six and Harper two for four including two triples. Storm supplied Motor Express with a homer and a late threat as Jones earned the win and Storm the loss.
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Motor Express
Ely Stadium
Bill Jones
Jack Storm
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Harper
Scott
Storm
A. Vris
Ro Urig
Hutch
Femly
Dobrowski Doubs
Fror Faulhaber
Holbronk
Rosing
R Ross
Fagles
Moxer Express Il
Jones
Ry Jones
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By Storm
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Peterman and
Passmore
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Time of Fame
Grafton Bittners Lose Two Games Over Holiday Weekend
The Grafton Bittner Grocers dropped two games over Sunday and July 4th. They lost to Parma 5 to 6 at Parma, and then fell 4 to 2 to North Eaton in North Eaton. Rain hampered both games. Catcher Cook made a notable catch on a Bittner foul during the North Eaton game.
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Grafton
Bittner Grocers
Parma
North Eaton
North Baton
Cook
Bittner
Berea Guests at Mrs Wetdman’s Home During Grange Visit
Berea is a guest at the home of Mrs Katie Wetdman. The Grange holds its regular meeting at the schoolhouse Tuesday evening with a patriotic program as a special feature.
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Berea
Katie Wetdman
The
Grange
Cleveland Pennzoils Top Lorain 3 1 in Cleveland
Cleveland Pennzoils defeated Lorain Pennzoils 3 1 yesterday in Cleveland. Ed Lef ty Husak starred on the mound with seven innings and three hits allowed. Clair Easlen added two hits, while Casper and Newman each had three for Cleveland. Pete Goods led Lorain with two safeties as Archie Bartlome held the line.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Pennzoils
Lorain Pennzoils
Husak
Lorain Crew
Clair Easlen
Archie Bartlome
Lorain
Oine
Casper
Newman
Clevelanders
Pete Goods
Kipton Victorious in Double Wins Over Elyria and Lorain
Kipton's baseball club won two games over Elyria Maroons and Lorain Atlas Club. The Elyria game paused in the sixth with Kipton ahead. final score 7 to 2. Kipton then edged Lorain 6 to 5 as Whitney pitched, Rolfe covered, and Coon Tisza led the Maroons.
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Kipton
Elyria, Maroons
Lorain Atlas Club
Elyria
Coon
Tisza
Battery
Maroons
Whitney
Rolfe
Ripton
Atlas Club
Johnny Willis
Lorain Coloract Outfit
Eddie Willis
Equipoise Extends Undefeated Arlington Run in Stars and Stripes
Equipoise, the 4 year old thoroughbred trained by V. Whitney, made his sixth straight win by taking the Stars and Stripes handicap at Arlington Park. In front of 20 000 fans, he sprinted to a three quarters length victory over Tred Avon with Dr. Freeland third, carrying 129 pounds on a muddy track. The son of pennant flying has already set a one mile world record five days earlier and now has $322 500 in earnings.
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Chicago
Equipoise
V. Whitney
Arlington Park
Soony Workman
Tred Avon
Maryland
Dr. Freeland
Pennant-Flying
Mildred May Races at Oberlin Grand Circuit Meet
Mildred May bay mare owned by Burt Locke of Oberlin raced in the 2:21 Pace at the Grand Circuit meet yesterday. She and Palomito trailed Dale Direct in heat four, earning Mildred May second place and $144 in prize money. Driven by Jay Douglas.
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Mildred May
Burt Locke
Oberlin
Palomito
Dale Direct
Mldred May
Jay Douglas
Rapid-Fire Net Joust Postponed By Rain
Rain caused cancellation of the Rapid-Fire tennis tournament scheduled yesterday at the Ly Stadium courts. Roy Clymer, playground supervisor, said sodden courts made play impossible. The pyramid tires will begin today as planned and continue until play is finished. The event seeds players for the upcoming city championship tournament.
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Ly Stadium
Roy Clymar
Clymer
Ruth Pushes Home Run Spree as Gehrig Stars Eight At Bat
Babe Ruth hit a home run and two singles in seven appearances driving in four runs. Lou Gehrig collected a double and three singles in eight at bats, scoring once. Al Simmons Hack Wilson and Billy Terry did not play.
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United Press
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Hack Wilson
Billy Terry
Reynolds Wins NC Democratic Senate Primary in Landslide
In Raleigh on July 5, Robert H. Reynolds defeated millionaire Cameron Morrison by more than 100000 votes. With 1664 of 1825 precincts reported, Reynolds led by about 104000. Reynolds 220472 Morrison 116438. In November Reynolds faces Republican Take F Newell of Charlotte. Ehringhaus edges Fountain in governor race by about 18900.
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Raleigh
N. C
Robert H. Reynolds
Cameron Morrison
Reynolds
North Carolina
Morrison
F. Newell
Charlotte
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Dry
Administration
Richard T. Fountain
Indian fishing tradition upset at Watkins Glen
Two Geneva fishermen Michael Tools and Martin Broderick ignored the old apple petal lure and sprinkled colored confetti on Lake Seneca to catch trout. The report notes the historic belief that trout bite only when petals fall. The article adds a historical line about American troops landing in France 15 years ago on June 26.
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Geneva
Michael Tools
Martin Broderick
Lake Seneca
France
Liberty movement invites third party adherents nationwide
Kansas City dispatch reports that third party adherents were urged to join a new liberty movement challenging Republicans and Democrats. Cal E Webb of San Francisco won the presidential nomination with Andrew Norskog of Los Angeles as running mate. Coxey of Ohio headed the ticket temporarily. Delegates from Farmer-Labor, Socialist, Prohibition, Progressive parties and the National Monetary League backed a platform favoring inflationary currency, enforcement of the 18th Amendment, and Volstead Act adherence. The plan calls for Federal issuance of new money to fund public works and unemployment relief, immediate veteran bonus payments, and government banks serving only cost needs. Delegates from multiple states attended.
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Cal
Frank E. Webb
San Francisco
Andrew Norskog
Los Angeles
Farmer-Labor
National Monetary League
Wall Street
Jacon
Coxey
Ohio
Kansas
California
Indiana
Missouri
Michigan
Nebraska
New Mexico
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Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
Question Suspects In Explosion That Killed Two Men
Cleveland Ohio July 5 One suspect was questioned as police probed the deaths of two men burned to death in a house explosion and fire. Victims identified as Peter Lima and John Hondi. Investigators weighed murder arson theories while a man tied to the home and to Lima was questioned. His relation and motive remained disputed by detectives.
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Cleveland
Peter Lima
John Hondi
Mary Bondi
Lorain County Tops Health Program Spending
Lorain County health work in 1930 shows 10 cents per capita above the Ohio city average and Elyria's per capita spend nine cents above the same sample. The 87 city average is 40 cents, Blyria reports about 90 cents, while Lorain runs about 4 cents per capita. The county district totals 24000 dollars and ranks fifth in the state among county health districts.
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Elytia
Ohio
Ohio Inter-Organization Tax Association
Blyria Chamber of Commerce
Lorain
Blyria
Lorain County General Health District
Elyria
Lorain County
Falls Into Ravine Fatally Injures Lancaster Man
Theodore Freisner, 60, of Lancaster, slipped on a rock and fell about 30 feet into a ravine during a holiday hike on Mt. Pleasant in Lancaster yesterday. He was with Irvine Westerbarger when the accident occurred as rain poured. Freisner leaves a widow, a son, and two daughters.
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Lancaster
Jay
Theodore Freisner
Lamcaster
Mt. Pleasant
Freisner
Irvine Westerbarger
Install Engines In Dirigible Macon Akron July 5
Akron Ohio reports the installation of engines and gas cells on the new super dirigible Macon began today after a ceremony where the Tit. foot 'noge' framework was hoisted into place. Miss Susan Myrick, a Georgia newspaper woman, signaled the raising of the final section as workmen aloft bolted the seed network of the funnel shaped nose to the main body. Mayor G Glenn Toole of Macon led a delegation from the city attending the ceremony.
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Macon
Susan Myrick
Georgia
G. Glenn Toole
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