Landon Blames Politics For Low Mood
Former Gov. Alf M. Landon declared on a national network that a new low mood will follow if Roosevelt maintains current New Deal methods and deficit spending. He urged cooperation only if Roosev elt adopts sound policies and ends political abuses, urging reform of monopolies and restraint on WPA funding.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Roosevelt
Landon
London
84 Year Old Man Seeks Eighth Matrimony Try
In Columbus on July 7 Abner R. Welch aged 84, a four time widower and twice divorced, obtained a marriage license with 71 year old Kate Austin who has never married. Welch is noted as the oldest man to apply for a license and Miss Austin the oldest single woman.
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Columbus
Abner R. Welch
Kate Austin
Welch
Miss Austin
Court Actions At A Glance In Middletown And Amherst
Myrtle B. Lord files for divorce from Edwin C. Lord of Middletown Conn on wilful absence after a 1925 marriage. Chaney Luts sues Fred Wilford for 760 dollars and foreclosure of property in Henrietta township. Estate of Martha A Miller faces two personal service suits in Amherst. administrator Franklin S Miller also named. Charles R Miller seeks 12 499 for 167 23 months of care since January 1924. Christine Miller seeks 4 227 for housework and meals for the same period.
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Myrtle B. Lord
Edwin Charles Lord
Middletown
Conn
Chaney Luts
Fred Wilford
Henrietta Township
Common Pleas Court
Martha A. Miller
Amherst
Franklin S. Miller
Charles R. Miller
Christine Miller
Thrills Featured At Chronicle Telegram Alumni Meeting
Alumni members viewed motion pictures by Hurl Schwan of Lorain showing a Colorado River trip with rapids a whale hunt adventures a mongoose versus snake and notable football moments from last fall. The group voted to sponsor a Class B playground team.
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Chronicle-Telegram Alumni Association
Hurl Schwan
Lorain
Colorado River
Gov Davey to discuss hot mix road probe on radio
Governor Martin L. Davey will address the hot mix road construction probe in a weekly radio broadcast. The program time was moved from 7 to 8 PM to use facilities of WITAM Cleveland and WLW Cincinnati and will respond to the report by the professional board of inspectors criticizing the state highway department.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Board of Insuirs
State Highway Department
WITAM
Cleveland
WLW
Cincinnati
Elyria School Budget Outlook For 1939
S. S. Rockwood, clerk treasurer, projects a year end balance of 24,855 vs 25,524 last year and notes the funds will not cover expenses until tax money arrives in 1939. The tentative budget totals 288,000 from general property taxes and a 160,000 state Education Foundation share plus 20,000 classified tax, 20,000 tuition, 9,000 state aid, and 61,500 other sources.
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S. S. Rockwood
Elyria
State Department of Education
Ohio School Foundation
Plan for extending rural electric lines in Ohio planned
Lorain Medina Rural Electric Cooperative of Wellington seeks a new REA loan to extend 100 miles of line serving 300 more customers. The REA already allotted 478000 dollars for 578 miles serving 1345 customers. Applicants must secure memberships, submit easements, and provide detailed maps before funds can be allotted.
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Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc
Wellington
Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Winners of Camp Iss-See-Kies Awards Announced
Camp Iss-See-Kies on the Vermilion River named the Skeeters team led by captain Lyle Scott as Volleyball and Baseball winners. Cabin honors went to Huron Cabin led by Lyle Scort. Wrandotte Cabin under James Park. Mohican Cabin led by Donald Williams with Harrison Comstock as assistant.
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Iss-See-Kies
Vermilion River
Carl Wagner
Skeeters
Lyle Scott
George Mynchenberg
Arthur Wallace
David Taylor
William Wentz
William Tattersall
Robert Carle
Richard Swiers
Huron Cabin
Lyle Scort
John Craig
Sam Rockwood
Alfred Pierce
Allan Fritzsche
Dan Stevick
Don Bryant
Robert Klein
John Fauver
Wrandotte Cabin
James Park
Rue McIntyre
Max Luper
Robert Henry
David Davies
William Pemberthy
William Richards
Philip Kaiser
Thomas Carr
Thomas Smith Arnold Molnar
Don
Sales Mean Jobs Campaign To Be Explained In Elyria
Elyria business leaders traveled to Akron for a luncheon where the Sales Mean Jobs campaign was outlined and tonight’s Akron Armory meeting will feature major national sales managers as speakers. Tickets are free at the Elyria Chamber of Commerce, and the program aims to gauge local interest for a possible Elyria campaign after reports of about 330 cities adopting stronger sales efforts. The event starts with music at 7 p.m. followed by talks at 8:15 p.m.
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Elyria
Akron
Akron Armory
High Street
City Seeks Bids for Sewer Pipe and Drainage Work
The city will open bids July 18 for 1600 feet of 30 inch sewer pipe for Prospect street and 1300 feet of 15 inch pipe for Abbe road. The larger pipe aims to reduce flood risk near Garford Oxford Kenyon avenues and Broad street, while the 15 inch line along Abbe road will close a deep trench on the east side.
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Prospect Street
Abbe Road
Prospect Avenue
Garford
Oxford
Kenyon Avenues
Broad Street
Cleveland Street
Personal inspection honors at camp event
Campers honored include Douglas Mecker, Robert Carle, William Carle, Don Yancer, Richard Swiers, Don King, William Henes, and William Hines. Individual winners were Sam Rockwood in archery, George Mynchenberg in tennis, Alfred Pierce in amateur night, and John Craig in tether tennis. The Wrandotte cabin won the stunt night competition.
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Douglas Mecker
Robert Carle
William Carle
Don Yancer
Richard Swiers
Don King
William Henes
William Hines
Sam Rockwood
George Mynchenberg
Alfred Pierce
John Craig
Wrandotte Cabin
Toledo Grain Markets Mixed Prices For Wheat and Corn
Grain prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye and flour show mixed shifts with No 2 red wheat around 77 to 78 cents, No 2 yellow corn near 64 cents, oats around 34 to 35 cents, rye about 56 cents, and flour jobbing varying by grade. Livestock prices rise for hogs and cattle amid active, firmer trading. eggs and butter hold steady with regional produce listings and elevator notes from Sheers Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co.
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Bae
UWATS
Sheers Elevator Co
Montana Milling Ca
Neal
Chicago
Firsts Inc
Plymouth
Arkaneae
California
Eordy- Hons
Mommerciads
Kansas
U.S
Virginia
Children Enjoying Handicraft Projects at Elyria Playgrounds
Children at five Elyria playgrounds join regular activities with crafts and games. Hamilton kids made headbands belts from ads locket milk caps and held an amateur show and quiz. Attendance last week was 3 197 with rain on Friday and breakdowns for Cascade Park Hamilton McKinley Allen Edison.
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Elyria
Hamilton Playground
McKinley Playground
Cascade Park
Edison Playground
Allen Playground
Hamilton
McKinley
Allen
Edison
Prince Named In Marital Rift Of Countess Barbara
London reports indicate Countess Barbara Haugwitz-Reventlow's marital rift with Prince Frederick of Prussia deepened after Bow Street testimony. The count allegedly demanded a separation price of millions, while the prince appeared unaware of the romantic entanglement drawing scrutiny from high society.
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Barbara
United Press
London
UPI
Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow
Prince Frederick of
Prussia
Bow Street
Court Haugwitz- Revenutlow
Count Haugwitz- Reventlow
Winfield House
Prince Frederick
Elyria Board Sets Lautenschleger Salary at $1800 Year
The Elyria City Board of Education set Earl Lautenschleger's salary as an Elyria High School teacher at $1800 annually. He has served as principal at Ely School for the past two years and would have earned $1790 under the current schedule.
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Elyria City
Students Find Rare Trees Thought Extinct in Florida Keys
In Miami, two University of Miami students George Waldeck and Roy W. Woodbury discovered two tree species Clusia and Cupania glabra long believed extinct, growing in the lower Florida keys.
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Miami, Fla
University of Miami
George Waldeck
Roy W. Woodbury
Florida Keys
Bees disrupt Sunday services at Epworth church
In Bluffton Indiana a swarm of bees invaded Epworth Methodist Church forcing concern that Sunday services could be suspended. A knothole in the door allowed entry and an alert minister called on a veteran beekeeper to smoke the bees from the building.
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Bluffton
Ind
Epworth Methodist Church
England Faces Horse Loss At 50 000 To 60 000 A Year
London reports official statistics warn that England could lose all horses in about twenty years if the current disappearance rate of 50 000 to 60 000 horses per year continues.
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London
England
Wheat Insurance Filed For 250 Lorain Farmers
About 250 Lorain County farmers have applied for wheat insurance under the federal farm program. Applications are being taken by four local representatives John Barber C E Dickason E D Schramm and Martin Haas. All applications must be in by August 15 to have insurance effective at seeding.
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Lorain County
F. W. Sharp
John Barber
Wellington Township
C. E. Dickason
Penfield Township
E. D. Schramm
Russia Township
Martin Haas
Ridgeville
Sharp
Thirty-One Boys Now At Camp Is8-See-Kes
Herman Geyer YMCA boys work director announced five additions to the list of boys spending the third period at Camp Is8-See-Kes on the Vermilion River. Three are second period campers remaining for the third period and two are new campers Joseph Brown from Oberlin and William Fitch.
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See-Kes
Vermilion River
Herman Geyer
Robert Klein
John Fauver
Arnold Metnar
Joseph Brown
Oberlin
Wiliam Fitch
C T and Tattersall Teams Win City League Games
In the City Intermediate League action, C-T ten defeated City Auto Wreckers 9-8 at Hamilton while Tattersall Dairies beat Thompson Sports 12-3 on the Superior diamond. Ken Koepp held the Wreckers to five hits for C-T, and Sid Capelli homered twice for C-T. Tattersall’s battery featured Jack Heritage and George Petris.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Assa
Tattersall Dairies
C-T
City Auto Wreckers
Hamilton
Dairies
Thompson Sports
Jack Heritage
George Petrisko
Tattersall’s
John Wircenske
Bud Hanson
Ken Koepp
Bob Line
Jack Smith
Wreckers
Sid Capelli
Andy Dellisanti
Rothard Buterbaugh
C.T
Ass'n
Hms Jn
Elliott
Gernart
Kells
Roepp. Poole
Martin
Veldes
City Auto Wreckers AB
Rarest
Cai
D 'Simmons
Woodfill
Meschka
Dellisanti
Hearne
Eereee Lo Llff
Ruterbaugh, If
Stegmar
Webber
Smith, Ale En Aan Ene Babel
City
Ann Ong
Indians Hold Batting Drill After Slump
Cleveland manager Oscar Vitt ordered the Indians to quit the All Star holiday and hold a lengthy batting drill to shake a slump that has cost them a share of the lead. With New York, they must gain ground in a series with the St. Louis Browns starting Friday. The Tribe has totaled only 15 hits in the last three games.
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Cleveland, CO
Cleveland Indians
Oscar Vitt
New York
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Tribe
Masonic Club to face Elyria Dairies at Sudro Field
The Masonic Club and Elyria Dairies meet at Sudro Field tonight with a 6 15 o clock start. The outcome could affect local standings as both squads aim for a win.
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Masonic Club
Elyria Dairies
Sudro Field
Dewey Diamond Game Tonight Between Elyria Juniors and Church of Christ
The Elyria Hardware Juniors meet the Church of Christ tonight at the Dewey Avenue diamond. First pitch is at 6:00 PM.
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Elyria Hardware
Church of Christ
Dewey Avenue
Elyria Rotary Club Names 18 Committees for Year
Ralph Murbach new president announces 18 committees for the coming year. Committees include Aims and objects, Club service, Classification, Program, Music, Fellowship, Budget, Golf, Vocational service, Community service, Boys' work, Crippled children, Youth service, International service, Student loan, Stunt, and an advisory panel of past presidents with listed chairs and members.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Ralph Murbach
J. D. Severs
Worth Fauver
Deane Burns
Paul Gentzel
Burton Ohlemacher
Mark S. Willis
I. D. Faxon
Frank Hicks
Walter S. Kohn
Harry Reynolds
R. R. Bevard
H. W. Luethi
Karl W. Plocher
L. B. Hindman
L. B. Fauver
Andrew 5. Ormsby
J. Martin Beck
Neely Powers
Dr. Bevard
Charles Sotherden
W. F Gollmar
Arthur E. Smith
Robert Jones
A. E. Giles
W. O McClellan
Walter Ayres
Ormsby
M. H. Forbes
H Ren Selby
F. J. Crisp
H. O. Cutter
Kenneth Botamer
Charles J. Crehore
Roy E. Hu
Harry H. Hewett
Walter S Kohn
Howard Gollmar
A. J. Robson
A. H Thompson
International Service
Columbus school teacher and naturalist James Hambleton dies
James Hambleton, a former Columbus teacher and widely respected naturalist, died July 7 at age 13. He was known for his work in local schools and his contributions to natural science education.
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Columbus Co
Petition drive in Lorain County backs state judge selection amendment
More than 2,500 Lorain County voters have signed petitions to place a proposed Ohio constitutional amendment on the ballot. A. H. West reported that signatures from Lorain County have been sent to Columbus and that statewide totals exceed 300,000, with five percent of last presidential vote in 44 counties required for placement on the ballot.
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Lorain County
Ohio
A. H. West
Committee On Judicial Selection
West
Columbus
Grafton Girl Wins Ohio Four-H College Scholarship
Carroll Cook of Grafton, OSU freshman with a 2.39 scholastic average, earned a Chain Stores of Ohio scholarship after being named among 20 Four-H Club members. Thomas G. Watson notes all winners surpassed OSU’s first year average. At Grafton High, Cook was valedictorian, Four-H Club president, paper editor, Drama Club president, and cheerleader.
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Ohio State University
Carroll Cook
Grafton
Grafton High School
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Miss Cook
Ohio Four-H Club
Ohio
Thomas G. Watson
College of Agriculture
Notable Former Teacher Mentioned in Obituary
The article notes a man who passed away at his home last night and recalls that he once taught in Santiago Chile, highlighting his international teaching career and local impact.
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Santiago
Chile
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