More Men Than Women in Oberlin Summer School
Oberlin Ohio July 11 enrollment in the summer session runs near last year’s 185 total with 82 men and 103 women. For the first time more than half of the students are men reflecting a shift in summer school demographics. Mrs May Wood hosted seventeen Bethel Baptist class members at Groveland Street with devotional service led by S H Hayden.
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Oberlin, O
May Wood
Bethel
The
Baptist Church
Groveland Street
S. H. Hayden
Baptist club outing and local notices briefed
Friendship club members and children enjoyed bathing games and a picnic at Beaver Park yesterday afternoon. Federation of Women’s Clubs attendees include Mrs. Chapin Miss Edith Bacon and Mrs. Duval at Lakeside. Hertels of Santa Monica visiting Burgesses. Quarterly Baptist church meeting to follow a supper. Olga Thompson visits Woodlawn Avenue parents during vacation. George Crompton recovering at home after Fourth of July fireworks injury.
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Friendship Club of the Baptist Church
Beaver Park
Chapin
Edith Bacon
Duval
Federation of Women's Clubs
Lakeside
College Girl Tells How She Cleared Skin Gains 12 lbs
A Columbia University student reports using Ironized Yeast to clear acne and gain 12 pounds in weeks. She claims improved digestion, sleep, and health, describing facial and neck fullness and blemish reduction. The ad promises safe ironized yeast tablets with no fasting side effects and money back if not satisfied.
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Columbia University
Arden Ambrookian
Adv
Woodlan d avenue attends Federation of Women’s Clubs
Woodland avenue in Lakeside attends the Federation of Women's Clubs this week. Twenty six relatives spent the Fourth at the Burgess home. F J Pettijohn from geology works with Donald Baker a geology major in Southern Canada studying ancient crystalline rocks by canoe. Mrs Marie Hageman hosted Congregational church section six tea at her North Cedar street home.
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Woodland Avenue
Lakeside
Federation of Women's Clubs
A. C. Burgess
F. J. Pettijohn
Department of Geology
Donald Baker
Canada
Marie Hageman
The
Congregational Church
North Cedar Street
Death Notice for Walter J Dowd of Toledo Ohio
The body of Walter J Dowd of Toledo Ohio who died Tuesday morning July ninth will be brought to Elyria Friday morning for services at St Mary's church at 9:00 Burial will be in St Mary's cemetery.
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Walter J. Dowd
Toledo
Ohio
Elyria
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Seven Civil And Five Divorce Suits Filed
A spurt in Lorain common pleas court filings yields seven civil cases and five divorce suits. Plaintiffs include Margaret McPhie alleging injuries from an April 28, 1928 auto crash on East Erie avenue. Gust Moulas suing Mary Delis over a July 4, 1928 collision. Marie Burill against Charles Whitney for assault. Progressive Mortgage Company seeking 33671.66 and mortgage foreclosure. A C Kolbe suing Lillian Hassa over a Huntington township building contract. and Joseph Frederick representing creditors of Frank Magy and William Barath against Joseph Nicole for 236 in goods. Divorce actions name Nellie Williams, Anna Dwyczkowski, Hazel Kingsbury, Theresa Andy, and Helen Haag, with grounds including neglect and cruelty.
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Common Pleas Court
Margaret McPhie
Balduin-Wallace
Bru
East Erie Avenue
Lorain
C. M. L. Realty Company
Camden Township
A. C. Kolbe
Lillian Hassa
Huntington Township
Joseph Frederick
Frank Magy
William Barath
Joseph Nicole
Nellie Williams
Albert Williams
Anna Dwyczkowski
Alex
Hazel Kingsbury
Leon
Thresa Andy
Frank Andy
Elyria
Helen Haag
Harold Haag
Unknown Ford views cited in tari remark
A quoted remark states the speaker did not know Henry Ford's views on the tariff issue. The context suggests uncertainty about Ford's position, with emphasis on the lack of a clear statement from Ford regarding tariff policy.
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Henry Ford
Refinishing and Reupholstering Focus at County Fair
The Home Economics Division of the County Farm Extension Service plans fall activities centered on refinishing and reupholstering old furniture and will host a special exhibit at the county fair this autumn.
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Home Economies
County Farm Extension Service
Elyria man sentenced for non support of minor children
Paul Blindsley of Elyria was sentenced to six months in the Toledo workhouse after pleading guilty to non-support of minor children before Justice S. J. George. He was arrested by sheriff's deputies Wednesday.
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Paul Blindsley
Elyria
Toledo
S. J. George
Blindsley
Seriff's Deputies
Foot Injury At Work Reported At Elyria Belting
Mike Toth of 124 Woodford Avenue sustained a simple fracture to his left foot when a heavy weight fell at Elyria Belting and Machine Company. He was transported to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment on July tenth.
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Mike Toth
Woodford Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Belting and Machine Company
Police tag twelve cars for parking violations
Police continued their traffic enforcement by tagging twelve autos in the city on Wednesday. Ten violations were for cars parked after dark without tail lights and two were for overtime parking.
Auto theft reported in Oberlin on Broad Street
The theft of a 1925 Hudson coach belonging to N. A. Martin on Broad Street in Oberlin was reported last night before 11 00 p m by police. License plate 94 266.
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N. A. Martin
Oberlin
Broad Street
Hudson
Bellefield and Roosevelt Residents Complain of Nocturnal Dogs
Complaints from residents on Bellefield and Roosevelt avenues report dogs disturbing sleep at night. Police squads were dispatched to each case to address the disturbances.
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Bellefield
Roosevelt
Plea Guilty Leads to Fine for Intoxication Case
Pat Flanigan of the city pleaded guilty to intoxication in police court this morning. Mayor James A Hewitt imposed a five dollar fine plus costs.
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Pat Flanigan
City
James A Hewitt
Drowning Hero Found After City-Wide River Search
A submerged body was recovered near Cascade Park after nearly an hour’s work and a massive city search. Firemen, police, the American Legion and many volunteers braved high water and debris to locate the drowned youth, with praise given to all who aided the effort.
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Washington Avenue
Ryan
Madhock
E. F. Allen
Carl Muller
Cascade Dock
City Park Board
Cascade Park
American Legion
Central Fire Station
Otto Hest
C. C. Osborn
E. J. Arias
Ben Mosely
Walter Albrecht
A. H. Clark
Frank Lysarht
H. Vosburgh
Wallace N. Bates
Polio Standard
Corbett Southam
Liord Sweet
L. B. Brown
M. A. Witter
Cir
Legion
Major Hewitt
Hoy
Becaus
Bread and Candle Ritual Sought Drowned Boy
The search for a drowned boy involved Legionnaires private individuals and park workers using canoes improvised drags and a light on the river. The victim son of Mr and Mrs Alex Wash of 127 Cascade street attended St. Mary's school and is survived by his parents and five siblings. A sister cites an old Hungarian custom linking the candle in bread to the body’s location, but the bread remains unfound.
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Alex Wash
Cascade Street
St. Mary's School
Wellington Honors Late Commander 8 S A Williams
Wellington Ohio honors Civil War veteran S A Williams elected State Commander of the G A R with a parade from the opera house to the square led by Bay Scouts and the Ladies Drum Corps of Akron. A church program featured welcomes, flowers, a poem, and speeches by W R C leaders and veterans. Reuben Knapp, 96, attended to pledge support.
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Wellington
S. A. Williams Wellington
Lorain County
Ohio
S. A. Williams
Land of Elyria
Opera House
Bay Scouts
Ladies’ Drum Corps
Akron
Betsy Ross
H. B. Stevick
Mr. Williams
Williams
Fannie Smith
Lena Dirlam
Hubbard
Elyria W. R. C
Elyria Post
C. J. Smith
August Baldwin
Lorain
Hundreds Attend Style Show at Lee Motor Car Company
Hundreds of people attended a Lee Motor Car Company style show held yesterday afternoon and evening. The event featured a flower decorated display, films of Hudson-Essex factories, and an electrically lit phantom chassis demonstrated by Representative Mr. Hulett.
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Lee Motor Car Company
Toom
Hudson-Essex
Hulett
Local visitors host Chicago nieces at residence
A large local delegation attended an indoor baseball game between Jones Motor Co and Rivers Corners last evening. The local team was defeated again despite playing excellent ball.
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Trippe
Chicago
Jones Motor Co
Rivers Corners
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds Of Fat
An extremely fragmented ad style piece promotes Kruschen Salts as essential for weight loss. It claims the body’s glands nerves and organs need mineral salts to function and warns fat results from waste buildup when bowels and kidneys fail. It labels Kruschen as safe and superior with a money back offer and urges readers to try for fat loss within weeks.
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Oyxon
Philips
Esther Jones Hosts Birthday Party for Friends
Miss Esther Jones hosted a birthday gathering at her home this afternoon for several young guests. Games were played, favors given, and a delicious birthday supper served to conclude the event.
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Esther Jones
Arthur B. Jones
Market Prices Gathered for Butter Eggs and Poultry
Market notes list butter extras at 40 3-4 and 42 3-4 cents per pound while seconds stand at 38 3-4 and 40 3-4. Egg prices show firsts 31 1/2 to 32 cents per dozen and ordinaries 29 cents. Poultry prices vary with fowls 30 cents, broilers 30 to 36, leghorns 24 to 25, leghorn broilers 27 to 28, ducks 30 to 33, old cocks 30 to 33 and 18 to 19 in a secondary range. New York potatoes 2.15 to 2.95 per 100 pounds, Maine Green Mt. 2.25 per 120 lb sack, home grown 60 cents per bushel sack.
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New York
Maine
Cleveland Livestock Hogs and Cattle Market Summary
Hogs receipts 1100 with a 1 percent higher tone. weights 950 to 350 pounds quoted 11.25 to 12.50 with some ranges listed. Cattle and calves: receipts 500. grass slow, other classes steady. beef steers 11.00 to 12.25, beef cows 6.00 to 9.25, vealers 15.00 to 18.50. Sheep receipts 4090. fat lambs 14.50 to 15.00, cull lambs 12.00 to 13.00, fat ewes 6.00 to 7.00.
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Cleveland
Chicago cash quotations for dairy eggs and poultry
Chicago butter and creamery quotes show 11 805 tubs with extras 40 cents, standards 49 3 4 cents, firsts 38 1 2 to 39 cents, seconds 37 to 38 cents. Eggs unchanged at 731 cases. Poultry alive firm with no cars in due. hens 30 cents, spring broilers 32 cents, leghorn broilers 29 cents.
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Chicago
Toledo Livestock Hog Market Gains and Steady Sheep
Hogs moved 10 to 25 cents higher with heavies at 11.40 to 11.60, mediums 12.09 to 12.25, Yorkers and pigs 12.00 to 12.25. Cattle receipts light with a strong market, calves light, and sheep and lambs steady as receipts remain light.
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Toledo
Mayor Announces New Numbers For Auto
Mayor Jas A Hewitt announced new numbers for the automobile prize tied to a recent merchants selling event. Tickets were drawn before Chamber of Commerce president E W Bell and police chief E J Stankard. Winners listed. three days to claim each prize with deadlines starting noon July 14 for the first ticket.
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Jas. A. Hewitt
E. W. Bell
Chamber of Commerce
E. J. Stankard
Lorain Girl Hurt in Auto Accident
Juanita Groomes a 20 year old Lorain resident, riding with Lockhart Baird of Elyria, was slightly injured when their car was struck by a vehicle driven by C. D. White of Utica, New York. They had stopped behind a parked car near the Cuyahoga county line. Groomes was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and sent home.
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Juanita Groomes
Washington Ave
Lorain
Lockhart Baird
Culf Road
Elyria
C. D. White
Utica
N. Y
Cleveland
Cleveland Road
Cuyahoga County
White
Baird
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Toledo Wheat Prices Reported Steady on No 2 Red
Market notes show No 2 red wheat at 1.27 to 1.28 with Toledo bids unchanged. Other grain prices remained steady across the board.
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Toledo
Bet-Track Hearings Loom as Sheriff Plans Rushed Measures
Peace Myron J. Penty of North Randall comments on quick hearings. Sheriff Edward J. Hanratty readies to move on Thistledown with 50 deputies and 50 private-detective specials. He had considered arresting all wager takers and confiscating gambling gear if needed.
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Myron J. Penty
North Randall
Strong
Edward J. Hanratty
Thistledown
New York Market Prices for Timothy and Clover Hay
Prices show timothy and mixed hay sold in large bales and small bales. No 2 timothy and light mix brings 21 to 24 dollars per ton, No 3 and poorer 13 to 29 dollars. heavy mixed clover No 3 to 1 ranges 13 to 24 dollars per ton.
Americans welcomed by Mussolini and crowd at landing
Number two continued from page one describes a grand reception as American fliers land to a jammed field and a cheering crowd. Premier Mussolini and the Italian people greet them, with Francisco De Pinedo among the notable figures. The welcome includes a long conversation with De Pinedo at Mussolini’s summer home.
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Mussolini
Balbo
Francisco de Pinedo
de Pinedo
Truck and two autos collide on Broad Street
A truck driven by Max Siegel of Bath Street struck a turning auto driven by EK Phil lips of 407 Mail Court on Broad Street late Wednesday. Siegel swerved and struck another auto driven by A L Powell of 840, causing a two-vehicle impact amid the incident.
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Broad Street
EK. W. Phillips
Max Siegel
Bath Street
Seigel
A. L. Powell
Powell’s Truck Affected by Fender and Running Board Damage
On Westover street a fender and running board were damaged on Powell’s truck as police records note. The incident highlights state police involvement and vehicle damage details from the scene.
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Westover Street
Powell
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