Schedule of 4-H Camp Week Partners at Camp Yae Hee Kes
About 60 Lorain County 4 H Club members will attend Camp Yae Hee Kes next week under Miss Wilma Bonar as the program leader. The week runs from Monday morning July 14 to Friday evening with daily routines of reveille at 6 15, flag at 6 50, meals, educational activities, nature study, vesper and campfire conferences, and evening retreats. Leaders include Florence Gatehouse Wayne County club leader Evelyn Rugg H W Harshfield Wilma Bonar Horton Alger Carl Wagner Elyria Y 51 Co A and other county figures guiding sessions and appreciation hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yae-Hee-Kes
Florence Gatehouse
Wayne County
Evelyn Rugg
Rotarians Hear Society’s Head On Crippled Children
Rotarians at Gates Hospital hear William Walls of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children discuss the 400000 crippled children in the U S with only about 24009 receiving treatment. He traces origins to 1921 in Elvira and notes the Hague world conference next year. He urges federal support, non-discrimination in employment, and multiple approaches including preventive, curative, educational, and vocational efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Hospital
Rotary International
William Wallis
Newell
Hal Griswold
State Department of Public Welfare
Rotary
Kent
William Reid
William Walls
Walls
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
United States
Elvrra
Allen
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Court actions hinge on pleas and filings in common pleas court
Sentencing of Harry Brickner for non support was postponed to July 30 after he pled guilty. E. E. Preston sought divorce from Grace Preston for gross neglect of duty. National Bank of Commerce of Lorain filed a 5900 promissory note suit against Joe Haller and others. Foreclosure of a mortgage on To feain property noted. A suit for 170 dollars claimed for hay against Samuel Woods, with forged check allegations. Various other pleas and suits filed in common pleas court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brickner
Common Pleas
Brickner
E. E. Preston
Grace Preston
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas Court
National Bank of Commerce of Lorain
Joe Haller
Local milk safety action and health warnings
George W. Savage city food inspector condemned forty gallons of milk for insufficient cooling. He cited a dispatch from Warren, Ohio, reporting a rise in milk fever cases. Public health authorities have issued warnings as a result of the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Savage
Savage
Warren
Qilo
Grass fire at Lake Avenue spread after stump burn
Firefighters rushed to a lawn area on Lake Avenue between Caldwell and Morgan this afternoon to tackle a grass fire that grew from a recently cut stump. The blaze spread to surrounding grass and got out of control.
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Lake Avenue
Caldwell
Morgan Avenues
Suit Filed Over Auto Accident Injury
Arthur Starkey aged 10 by his mother Rose Starkey sues Alfred Huntley of Bloomingville Ohio in common press court for injuries from a collision on East Avenue and Fouseth Street on March 17 alleging negligent driving by Huntley.
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East Avenue
Fouseth Street
Common Press Court
Arthur Starkey
Rose Starkey
Alfred Huntley
Bloomingville
Ohio
Stairkey
Runtleyv
Elyria man found guilty of disorderly conduct in mayor's court
Joe Weinstein of Elyria was fined 10 and costs on a disorderly conduct charge after a morning trial. Weinstein pleaded not guilty but was convicted following an arrest related to a neighborhood row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Weinstein
Elyria
James A. Hewitt
Weinstein
Relief sewer work begins on East Avenue Blaine Lincoln
John N. Eidt announces the start of work on the East Avenue relief sewer in Blaine and Lincoln Street portions. Contractor William Grob of Amherst leads the project as public safety and service director confirms the initiation this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Lincoln Street
East Avenue
John N. Eidt
Public Safety and Service
William Grob
Amherst
City truck damaged after collision at Cleveland and Longfellow
Police report shows a city truck driven by Thomas Potter of 106 Wurst Court was struck this afternoon by a car driven by H. Snyder of 620 Middle Avenue at the intersection of Cleveland and Longfellow streets. The damage was slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Longfellow Streets
H. Snyder
Middle Avenue
Thomas Potter
Wurst Court
Flasher Ordered Installed South of S. Lorain
The public utilities commission ordered an automatic flasher signal at the Baltimore and Ohio crossing on Route 254 three quarters of a mile south of St. Lorain. The order, part of eight signals by Pennsylvania Railroad and Baltimore and Ohio, requires construction by August 1, and waives 163 signals where traffic is light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
St. Lorain
Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Death notice for Mrs Susan Schaefer 77 former ly of Jervria
Mrs Susan Schaefer 77 and widow of John Schaefer died Tuesday morning at her Cleveland home. Survived by three sons George and John of Elyria Charles of Cleveland and four daughters Mrs Blanche Holland Mrs Eva Hows Mrs Susie Madden and Mrs Myrtle Scott all of Ohio plus thirteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Member of the Eastern Stars. Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2230 from Sudro funeral home Rev William C Fowler officiating. Burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Schaefer
Jervria
Cleveland
John Schaefer
John
George
Elyria
Charles
Blanche Holland
Eva Hows
Susie Madden
Myrtle Scott
Eastern Stars
Sudro Funeral Home
William C. Fowler
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Amherst Man Quashnefski Dies After Weeklong Illness
AMHERST OH July 9 August Quashnefski 68 died at his Jackson street home after a weeklong illness. Born in Germany he came to Amherst in 1888 and worked at the Cleveland Stone Quarries. Survived by four sons Fred Amherst Werman Elyria William and Gus unknown, three grandchildren, a brother red of Amherst, and a brother and sister in Germany. He belonged to St Peter Evangelical church with services to be announced.
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Amherst
Quashnefski
Jackson Street
Germany
Cleveland
Fred
Werman
Ilyria
William
Gus
Red
St. Peter's
Kowalski Defendants Face Foreclosure on Elyria Property
Judgment for 275 dollars on a cognovyt note was granted by confession this morning by Judge W J Thompson to the Heating and Plumbing Finance Corporation against Alexander and Bernice Kowalski. Foreclosure of a mortgage on the Elyria property is asked in RNAT784 for alleged due on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
W. J. Thompson
Heating and Plumbing Finance Corporation
Alexander
Bernice Kowalski
Reduce Fat Safely Warns Against Self Harm
A reader recalls a past New York story about a severely overweight girl who died by gassing herself after failing to lose weight. The writer argues obesity is not solved by extreme dieting and urges seeking proper guidance, citing Dr Peters and his pamphlets on safe weight loss and general health, with instructions to request materials via the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City opens bids for street surface treatment today
Bids to treat 11 Elyria streets were to be opened this afternoon at city hall. Streets include Guilt Road Huron Street West Street Eastern Heights Boulevard West River Street Denison Avenue Cornell Avenue Harvard Avenue Oxford Court Cambridge Court and Stanford Avenue. Estimated cost is 6000 dollars.
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Elyria
City Hall
Guilt Road
Cleveland Street
North Corporation
Huron Street
West Street
Woodland Avenue
West Corporation
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Park Avenue
Garford Avenue
West River Street
Furnace Street
Denison Avenue
Hast River Street
Cornell Avenue
Harvard Avenue
Quail and Game Bird Farms Use Antegg Diet
Antegg forms the principal diet of newly hatched quats pheasants and partridges on several game bird farms in the West.
Work Begun On Sewer Project In Oberlin
Oberlin opens a $75,000 storm sewer project to solve basement flooding in college buildings and homes. A 60 inch main runs from Plum Creek along Vine to near Professor street, with a 36 inch line north to Lorain street and branches to Main, Prospect, Cedar, and Forest streets. Total 16,900 feet of pipe plus catch basins every 400 feet, expected completion by late September.
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Oberlin
Plum Creek
Vine
Professor Street
Lorain Street
Main Street
Prospect and
Cedar
Forest Street
Tatterman Marionettes Set to Perform at Warner Hall
The Tatterman Marionettes, devised by Edward Mabley and William Duncan, will perform Thursday at Warner Hall in Pan Pipes and Donkey's Ears. The Greek myth inspired puppet show, praised as their finest, features authentic period costumes and atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatterman
Warner Hall
Edward Mabley
William Duncan
Pan
Apollo
Manager Steel
Apollo Theater
C. H. Owen
Millville
N. J
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Justher Radachy
Selyria
Johnston
France
Miriam
Riviera
Charles Magruder
Lakewide
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Catherine Becker
Elyvia
Pp. (. Baxter
South Professor Street
H. OD. Telford
Allen Hospital
Peter Keighley
Morgan Street
Floyd Schwitzki
Amherst
New York Population Could Surpass London by 1940
New York City may overtake London as the world's largest city by 1940 if growth rates continue. The 1930 census shows New York at 6,959,569, up 1,335,315 since 1920, while Greater London stood at 7,480,201 in 1921 with slower growth since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Greater London
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Queens
Richmond
Godfrey Knocks Out Simms In Bowl Bout
George Godfrey overwhelmed Frankie Simms of Cleveland at Taylor Bowl delivering a second round technical knockout. Godfrey weighed 248 to Simms 208, floored him twice, and dominated the proceedings as Perroni won all six in the semi finals and Moody, Cohen, Finch, and Colahaha also claimed preliminaries by stoppage or decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Godfrey
Lesperville
Frankie Simms
Cleveland
Taylor Bowl
Simms
Godfrey
Frank
Patay Perroni
Bob Moody
Peter Jackson
Sam Cohen
Bert Finch
Cato Colahaha
Geroy Aryant
Silhouette Guessing Prizes Readers at Chronicle Telegram
The Chroni cle Telegram teased a silhouette quiz featuring George as the first subject and urged readers to watch for a second image in tomorrow’s issue. The contest stirred recognition among many readers of the likeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
George
Sandal health and beauty: foot care crusade begins
A reader notes beauty experts advocate sandals and polished toenails. The piece argues sandals free the toes, promote foot health, and spur eye for beautifying feet. It laments ugly feet as a health and beauty issue and calls for practical, comfy sandal designs for home wear.
Skin care questions and beauty tips column
Answers to queries advise seeing a skin specialist for skin conditions and consulting a physician for referrals to an electric needle expert for hair removal. Tips include cocoa butter massage and noting a stated weight. Miss Glad offers beauty pamphlets by mail for a fee, with self-addressed stamped envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee
Aris
Sailor's Nove
Miss Glad
Ale
Afisa Glad
Colwmn
Police seize contraband at Briarcliffe pier rally
Briarcliffe New York July 9 state troopers seized a motorboat a yacht three trucks and liquor valued at 300 000. Thirteen men including a wounded suspect were captured after landing the contraband at the municipal pier. Five fled four escaped one was shot. the wounded man Philip Pisettetto 30 of Allentown Pennsylvania was taken to Osanning hospital.
Census Shows Four Percent Unemployed
The census indicates that four percent of the population is without jobs. The report marks a slight unemployment rate and provides context for labor market conditions.
Christianity Ranks Third Among Pen Celiadons of India
A historical note asserts Christianity as the third largest faith among pen celiadons of India, reflecting a survey of religious affiliation within a diverse regional context. The statement highlights comparative prominence across Indian religious groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Boys Enjoying Life at Camp Iss-See-Kies
Camp Iss-See-Kies enters third period with new campers learning camp life and veterans taking on more roles. Swimming meet planned for Friday, track meet on Saturday, and a paddie tennis court added. Lodges Wyandotte Iroquois Mohican and Huron listed with leaders and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Iss-See-Kies
Wyandotte
Bob McWilliams
Melvin Nabokowsky
Arthur Thomas
Carleton Ohly
Robert Ohly
Robert Boyce
Billy Close
Paul Coniam
Bill Beebe
Charles Herald
Douglas Brydon
Jee Bright
Dick Bright
John Larsch
Bruce James
Mohican
George Goecke
Dwight McGinnis
Eugene Warner
Ralph Chrobak
Walter James
Clarence Silverman
Charles Bagby
Huron
Paul Taylor
Robert James
Bill James
Sam Gordon
Franklin Grant
James Nabokowsky
Railroader Craytor Dies In Erie Crash At Campbell
YOUNGSTOWN July 9 Hont Craytor 39 of Youngstown a veteran Erie Railroad employee was killed when an Erie passenger train struck the rear of a freight near the Campbell yards. Craytor riding in the caboose died as wreckage spread within 100 feet and crews cleared the area after a signal error was blamed for the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Craytor
Erie Railroad
Erie
Erie Yards
Campbell
Campbell Yards
Prices Listed for Butter Eggs Poultry in Cleveland Market
Market notice from Cleveland Ohio dated July edition shows butter at 63 7/4 cents per lb for extras and 67 1/2 cents for firsts. Eggs quoted at 20 cents for firsts and 11 2-3 cents for extras. Poultry steadies with fowls 21 to 22 cents per lb and heavy springers 25 to 26 cents. Other items include jeghorn and freghorn springers, ducks 12 to 20 cents, geese 10 to 14 cents, and potatoes with no quotes.
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Cleveland
Clevland
Livestock Quotations From Cleveland Sale Summary
U S D A V report from Cleveland Ohio on July 9 lists cattle calves hogs and sheep with price ranges. Hogs mostly 10 dollar to 12 dollar per hundredweight. cattle steers and heifers up to 9.50. beef cows around 3 to 6.50. calves 10 to 15 dollars. sheep lambs 7 to 11.50 with lower grades down to 2.50 to 3.60.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Chicago cash quotations in butter eggs potatoes and poultry
Chicago markets report butter receipts 19 900 pounds creamery extras 31 2 3 33 1 2 cents per pound eggs receipts 20 477 cases steady prices unchanged futures 3 4 cents November 26 potatoes receipts 109 cars on track 356 total US shipments 937 sacks steady barrels weak Missouri and Kansas Irish cobblers trading slow prices 1 50 to 1 55 for sack goods 1 35 to 1 40 for ordinary to poor Virginia barrels 3 50 and up Irish cobblers mostly 3 50 up to higher for some consignments poultry alive 35 trucks noted.
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Chicago
United States
Missouri
Kansas
East Shore
Virginia
Wellington Village Council Meeting Details
Wellington July 9 Village council met to hear contract for sewer under Big Four tracks signed by Sam Trisoletti of Lorain and work began. Plans to extend storm and sanitary sewer on Hale and Taylor streets approved. Zimmerman and Whitney granted permission to erect a sign in front of their new business. Bills presented were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Sam Trisoletti
Lorain
Hale and
Taylor Streets
Zimmerman
Whitney
Oberlin Woman Members Hear Prohibition Talk
Members of the W C T U gathered at Mrs. A B Southard s home on West Main street for an afternoon session. Miss Hinman of Oberlin spoke on Does Prohibition Prohibit and devotionals were led by Mrs Gephardt with reading by Mrs M E Church. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
A. B. Southard
West Main Street
Pastor To Give Address On Divine Healing
Rev H K Kinley will conclude the Divine Healing study next Sunday evening outlining the scriptural position as understood by the local church. Last Sunday the auditorium overflowed as the pastor discussed Christian Science McPhersonism and Pentecostalism and the heated debate around the topic. The focus next week will be on instantaneous healing by prayer without medicines or material aid. All interested people are welcome regardless of faith or opinion. Local notices include various visits and events among residents and church activities. William Bennett and wife left for a week in Atlantic City. Ed Ames of Crown Point Ind visits Mrs Greetham. Miss Gertrude Henry visits from Akron. Vermilion 4-H camp trip plans. Baptist church music events and July 20 sermon by Rev C E Meyers. Lamoreaux family to Toledo. Mrs Hannah Hockenburg critically ill at her daughter Mrs Frank Mead’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Kinley
William Bennett
Atlantic City
Ed Ames
Crown Point
Ind
Fred Greetham
Gertrude Henry
Akron
Srestline
New London
Uomer Stary
Adame Street
Ethel Greetham
Mary Hyde
Elinor Gariss
C. E. Meyers
The
Baptist Church
W. L. Lamoreaux
Toledo
Hannah Hockenburg
Frank Mead
Market Prices for Fowls and Grains
Fowls 20 to 1 2 cents, springs 26 cents, broilers 22 cents, roosters 14 cents, turkeys young 18 cents, old 15 cents, spring ducks 13 16? cents, spring geese 16 cents. Wheat No 2 red 88 1 2 cents, No 2 hard 88 1 4 cents, No 3 yellow hard 85 cents.
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Southampton
Maradi Zoppola
Jacquelin Dorothy Ingram
Thon Pleas Court
Krechersither
S. Lorain
August Quarhnefskhi
Lulu Hunt Peters
Jesas
Lulu
M. W
Peters
Berlin
Chippewa Lale
W. F. Gravit
Grancis
Altice Gravit
Frank Foster
Clyde Parker
Paul Hovey
Russell Edwardes
Washington, D. C
W. G. Edwards
Fast College Street
Yost
New York City
Godfrey Kayoes Simms
S. J. George
America
Gladys
M. J
Ted
M. Henri Demont
Paris
World Union For the Abolition of
Briand, Painleve
Herriot
W. C. T. U. Hear
Harry H. Smith Co
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court St
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