Legion Post in Plendi Nee tin Elyria Legion Meeting Delightful Entertainment
Last night the Elyria American Legion meeting featured Joe Body directing and a seven year old singer Wayne Carlton Garland winning applause with banjo and singing. The youngster, son of Alex Garland, performs on WHE and WJAY and will appear at Palace Theatre next week. Also shown were Schmeling-Stribling fight pictures while five new members were announced and membership neared 534. The post plans to reach 600 this year as district events and drum corps preparations were outlined.
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American Legion
H. U. Agate
Tom Welsh
A. R. Agate
Légion
Joe Body
Wayne Carlton Garland
Alex Garland
Cambridge St
Elyria
Ohio
WHE
WJAY
Cleveland
Palace Theatre
Theatr
Buddy
Lela Pippett
South Amherst
Barberton
Eugene Burke
Lake Avenue
Capitol Theatre
Carl F. Wolf
Legion
Sam Bartages
August Ingner
Fred A. Randel
Frank Zedek
G. W. Bogardner
John W. Pyecraft
Jack Marshal
C. A. Persons
Erie
Huron
Medina
Ashland
Highland
Lorain
Lorain County
Avon Lake
Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Elyria Legion
Galion
Wm. C. Sudro
Sudro
State Legion
National Legion
Detroit
Elsria Legion
Elyrians
Grand Musical Organization
Ohio Street
Shriners Flee From Tear Gas In Cleveland Hotels
More than 1 090 Shriners and families fled the Hotel Cleveland and Hotel Statler during tear gas blasts. A manager, Lavelie E Pierce, was seriously burned trying to throw a missile from a window. Detectives stopped a second device. bombs were linked to a union dispute as hotels refused to recognize the unions.
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Cleveland
Shriners
Hotel Cleveland
Lavelie E Pierce
Hotel Statler
Henry Jankowski
Investigation into township magistrates liquor offense authority
Commion Pleas Judge Stanley Struble will investigate the authority of township magistrates to dispose of liquor offenses. The move followed an attorney seeking release for William Townsend, 24, jailed for non payment of a liquor fine.
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Cincinnati
Commion Pleas
Stanley Struble
Strubie
William Townsend
Falls From Load of Hay Fractures Youth
Herman Mayer aged 18 of North Eaton suffered a fracture of the right wrist yesterday after falling from a load of hay. He received treatment at Memorial Hospital where the injury was reduced.
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Herman Mayer
North Eaton
Memorial Hospital
Lorain County Humane Society Contemplates Nominal Fee
Directors meet in Frank E. Stevens Jr s office and favor a nominal membership fee. A county wide campaign for members to start at December s annual meeting. Regular membership cards proposed for identification. Treasurer Stella Schnelman reports funds for remaining fiscal year. reports of bank examinations and near self sustaining operations. Elyria Associated Charities president Mare Gilman attends. Mayor s office cooperation noted amid past starving humane cases needing help.
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Lorain County Humane Society
Frank E. Stevens, Jr
Otto K. Mischka
E. A. Hague
Humane Society
Mes Stella Schnleman
Fred T. Hates
Iis
Vercierics
Mare
Gilman
Elyria Associated Charities
Stevens
Bart Ae
E Vita
Hewet
Truck damaged on Lodstrest bridge esterday afternoon
Erwin Brickman of R. D. 3 Ver Milion reported his truck was squeezed between a street car and the curb on the Lodstrest bridge yesterday afternoon, causing damage to the vehicle.
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Erwin Brickman
R. D
Vermilion
Lodstrest
Theft of 2 Men and 20 Chickens Reported
Police were notified yesterday of the theft involving two men and twenty young chickens. The incident was reported by Mrs Steven Urhman of 407 West River Street.
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Steven Urhman
West River Street
Stolen golf bags from Engyts Street garage
J. F. Huffman of 227 Engyts Street reported two golf bags and clubs were stolen from his garage. Police were informed. The incident details are currently under investigation.
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J. F. Huffman
Engyts Street
Hs Garage
Death of Thomas Rule of Princeton Avenue
Thomas Rule aged 72 years 9 months 20 days died at his home on Wednesday at 2 18 AM after an illness of one and a half years. Born in Aylmer Ontario Canada he lived here fifteen years and was a retired restaurant owner. Survived by two sisters Mrs Eliza Hughes Detroit and Miss Isabelle Rue Cleveland. Funeral services Friday 11 AM Sudro Funeral Home with burial at Highland Cemetery Cleveland.
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Thomas Rule
Princeton Avenue
Mr. Rule
Aylmer
Ontario
Canada
Eliza Hughes
Court Notices and Divorces in Ongoing Proceedings
Jennie Friarsk of South Arm Hearst files for divorce from Clarence Farsk on grounds of cruelty. married in 1923. Beunah Fay of Elyria sues Leé for divorce on grounds of neglect and extreme cruelty. married in 1925. Rene Tabor of Wellington files suit for Salt for 49 dollars on a promissory note. chattel mortgage issue. Hugh Thomas Jr. granted divorce from Virginia on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Judge W B Thompson presided.
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Jennie
Friarsk
South Armhearst
Clarence Farsk
Beunah Fay
Pinner
Elyria
Ted
Leé
Rene Tabor
Wellington
Victor Basocius
Hugh Thomas, Jr
Virginia
W B Thompson
Luncheon in Oberlin Draws County Republican Women
Oberlin U July 15 The annual luncheon meeting of the Republican women of the county drew 118 attendees from across the county plus guests from Wooster. Mrs Herman Port Mah chaired. speeches by Frank A Stetsor and others followed a prepared banquet. Local notables and students from Oberlin College joined the event as the club plans the September meeting.
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Oberlin
Alove
Wooste
Herman Port Mah
Te Loran
Mesyor Stone
Ode
Sreet
Metaeas
Ore
Sehifeman
Elyria
Sivrin Gavaan
Ctternaay
Else Barrett Wiser
Medina
Ohio Council of Repuican Women
Charlotte Bond
Ose ‘R
Ferrusoz
Operiin
Renab
Mary Neaman Named New Superintendent at Ft Hamilton
Announcement from Hamilton Ohio states Miss Mary Neaman, formerly superintendent of nurses at Christ Hospital Cincinnati, will become general superintendent of Ft Hamilton Hospital on September 1. In Columbus, John H. Cady, 62, retired auctioneer, died suddenly in his automobile while stopping for traffic light.
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Hamilton, O
Mary Neaman
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Columbus
John H. Cady
Three injured in Tuesday collision near Fremont
Two Cleveland residents Lester H Lipton Sr 45 and Lester Lipton Jr 19 and Toledo man E C Huber 25 were reported in serious condition at Memorial Hospital after a crash Tuesday between their car and a truck near Fremont Ohio.
Lorain Couple Divorced by Judge Thompson
Paul Heideman of Lorain was granted a divorce from Erma on grounds of gross neglect of duty. The decree was awarded by Judge W B Thompson. The National Bank of Commerce of Lorain filed suit for 2500 dollars alleged due from Manho Valentini on two promissory notes and foreclosed Lorain property 38.
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Paul Heideman
Lorain
Erma
W. B. Thompson
The
National Bank of Commerce
Manho Valentini
Three Oberia Weddings Set in Coming Days
Three weddings of Oberian youths will unfold in the next days. On Saturday Miss Jutta Hopkins of Toledo and Deane O Hubbard of Oberia will wed at St James church in Lakewood. Geraldine Walker of Vermilion and Hartley H Edwards of Oberlin marry Saturday July 18 in Cleveland area. Next week Miss Nelle Osmer of North Professor street and Vernon Stevens of La Grange plan to marry on July 18.
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Tne
Jutta Hopkins
Toledo
Deane O. Hubbard
P. D. Hubbard
Oberia
St James Church
Lakewood
Geraldine Walker
Vermilion
Hartley H. Edwards
Oberlin
Edwards
C. P Edwards
North Pleasant Street
Cleveland
Nelle Osmer
Olmier
North Professor Street
Vermon Stevens
Frank Stevens
la Grange
Indigestion from green apples causes death of child in Martins Ferry
Rudolph Harvey five years old of Yorkvale died at Martins Ferry Hospital on July 15 after suffering indigestion from eating green apples. In Lakeside on July 15, the engagement of Margaret Knight of Cleveland Heights, a former beauty contest winner at Ohio Wesleyan University, to J Douglas Rattray of Mamaroneck, New York, was announced. both were freshmen at Wesleyan last year.
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Martins Ferry
Rudolph Harvey
Yorkvale
Lakeside
Margaret Knight
Cleveland Heights
Ohio Wesleyan University
J. Douglas Rattray
Mameroneck
N.Y
Alpert Edward Amos changes name after disputed beer bill
In Cranleigh Surrey a man named Alpert Edward Amos claims there were two men of his name living alike in Colchester. The pair shared age schooling church employment and even hats and war service. After one billed for barrels of beer ordered by the other, Amos changed his name to Albert Edward Blane Amos.
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Cranleigh
Surrey
Buz
Alpert
Edward Amos
Boto
Colchester
Tner
Albert Edward Amos
Albert Edward Blane Amos
Slayyer John O Smith Receives 21-Year Prison Term
In Tiffin Ohio a 36 year old man named John O Smith confessed to killing his 21 year old wife and was sentenced to 21 years in the Onto Penitentiary at a court in the city. The decision marks the end of a violent case that shocked the local community and drew attention to domestic tragedy.
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Tiffin
John O Smith
Richards Family Vacation Plans to Brighton and Monterey
Dr and Mrs J A Richards and family depart Monday for Brighton Maine for summer. Daughter Elizabeth will pause in Vermont for geological work and son James Jr will visit Monterey Mississippi with Robert E Brown and family of Oberth who are spending the summer there.
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J .A. Richards
Brighton
Maine
Elizabeth
Vermont
James, Jr
Monterey
Miss
Robert E. Brown
Oberth
Wooster Family Returns to South Cedar Street Home
Professor and Mrs H A Wooster with children have left a year long stay in the Edot and returned to their residence on South Cedar Street.
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H. A. Wooster
South Cedar Street
Visit Notice for Mrs C May in Pon tuac Michigan
Mrs C May of North Main Street is visiting relatives in Pon tuac Michigan for several weeks.
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C May
North Main Street
Pontuac
Mich
Avalon Earthly Paradise of Celtic Mythology
Avalon is described as a mythical realm in Celtic legends. It serves as a sacred, utopian island associated with magical healing and timeless beauty.
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Avalon
Graves Sets Commuting Record At Texas Tech
Fred Graves sets a distance record at Texas Tech, driving from his background to the record distance of 23 mugs. The event occurred during a local sports meet at the university arena, with observers noting the bold stride and the notable performance in the track area.
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Lubbock
Tesxas
Fred Graves
Rolcs
Studart
Texas Tech
Tons drama 13 called the Thes pian Art in allusion to Thespia
The item notes a drama group named Tons drama 13 adopting the title The The Pian Art as homage to Thespia the father of Greek drama. It reflects a playful nod to classical theater history within a local arts context.
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Tons
Silent reflection on outdated grandfathers' habits
Readers note that contemporary diaries and novels reveal the dirty and anugenic norms of earlier generations. The author suggests confronting these legacies to understand how prejudices shaped past lives and identities.
Arkansas Inhabitants Once Known as Toothpicks
A historical note suggests Arkansans were nicknamed Toothpicks due to the boonie knives carried by early settlers, reflecting a sarcastic label linked to frontier tools and rough living.
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Arkansas
Girls Doubles Tennis Crown Contested By Local Sisters
In a Tuesday stadium courts event the Girl Sisters team of Reynolds and Henry defeated Snyder and Hastings while rivals Gil and Ruto faced hard matches. Dyer and Tutthill won rounds, with final matches set for the girls doubles crown. Umpire Dave Horan and scorer Miss Kemble oversee. The girls singles winner-glover contest is slated for Thursday July 2, followed by the City Championship starting July 28.
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Stadium Courts
J. Reynolds
J. Henry
D. Snyder
D. Hastings
Reynolds
Henry
Sories
Vet Ruto
J. Gill
M. Terry
G. Plesher
Dyer
Tutthill
Hoffman
Harrison
Gull
R. Gil
R. Dyer
P. Tutthill
Dave Horan
Miss Kemble
Glover
Cits
Exhumation Planned in Grandson Poison Case in Ohio
In Bryan Ohio on July 15 85 year old Mrs Addie Douglas grandmother of Stryker is believed poisoned by grandson Theodore Taylor 27 He allegedly added poison to her coffee and the body will be exhumed with Williams County officers and Ohio State University pathologist Dr George Scott present Autopsy group includes Clayton South chief chemist If poison is found a Williams County grand jury will investigate the conflicting accounts of the grandmother's death
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Scott
Stryker Cemetery
Charles Stahl
B C Bly
Douglas
Williams County Guard
Woonans
Taylor
Amherst Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Dolige
An Amherst classically styled birthday anniversary party was hosted Monday evening at a delightful dining room complimenting Mrs. C. J. Dolige. A six o clock dinner followed by games and music featured a guest list including Mrs. Aie tarde Hall Mrs Swesa Mr and Mrs Harry Halil Rev and Mrs C. J Holiger Robert Ec hmund and Harry Hall and many others with guests from Lakewood Elyria Swanton and Chevelland.
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T. O
C. J. Dolige
Dla
Alfred Diuzas
Catie
Rob Ors
Aietarde Hall
Swesa
Lanewood
Herry Halil
Swanton
Ohio
C. J Holiger
Ropert
Echmund
Hary Hall
Win. Schmidtkons
Katherine
Paul
Arvour
Alice Cetabish
Lakewood
E Stari
Chevelland
Henry Schmidtkons
Edwin
David
Helena Scharein
Elyria
Miller
Afs
Barbara Eschtruth
Alfred Dingas
Cleveland Market Report Sparks Wide Variety of Prices
Cleveland markets show firm butter eggs and pork values with steady to higher hogs and cattle quotes. Grain prices hold near steady with corn oats and wheat mixed. apples cantaloupes tomatoes and watermelons offered on track with varied prices across lots.
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Cleveland
Povatonos
Virginia
Northers Os
Market News Service
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agri- Cutie
Stacy Cantaloupes
Feu
Florida Georma
Tom Watsons
Dixie
Burk Mercsan
Los Saves
Arenaralty Fryer
Tom Wartsans
Birthday Beach Party At Vermilion On The Lake
A group of neighbors and friends gathered at Vermilion-on-the-Lake for a beach party honoring Earl Sabiers and Frederick Berger birthday anniversaries. Activities included bathing and a wiener roast with many Amherst and Brownhelm residents attending.
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Vermilion-on-the Lake
Earl Sabiers
Frederick Berger
Fred Berger
Charles Sauters
Air
Herman Short
Carl Springer
Lucy Roemer
Edith
Margaret
Helen Berger
Frances Sabiers
Edna
Florence Hopkins
Lois Stiwald
Helen Roemer
Janet Springer
Edwin Berger
Carl Sahier
Jimmie Short
Earl Rockwood
Amherst
Hilda Roo
Flint
Mich
M. Dreschler
Emma
Hen Dreschler
Albert Draschler
Chacuman
Brownhelm
Bart Edwards
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Miss Wanda Heacock Hosts i H Gris Club in Penfield Junction
Miss Wanda Heacock hosts a Tuesday afternoon Gris Club meeting at her Penfield Junction home. Plans form for a picnic on August 11 at Grangensall Milan Avenue with mothers as guests and a girls work display. Luncheon committee includes Oreila Oberly and others. next meeting July 28 at Irma Ritzrow’s North Lake Street home.
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Wanda Heacock
Penfield Junction
I-H Gris’ Club
Grangensall
Milan Avenue
Oreila Oberly
Marian Heacock
Mildred Howard
Irma Kkitzer
Local families announce newborn sons this week
Born to Mr and Mrs George Marion of South Amherst a son on Tuesday at their home. Mrs Marion formerly Miss Anne Stirpak. Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor of Lincoln Street announce the arrival of a son born at their home on Tuesday.
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George Marion
South Amherst
Marion
Anne Stirpak
Charles Taylor
Lincoln Street
Hickory Tree Grange Briefs and Local Gatherings
Hickory Tree Grange met in regular session last evening in the Grange hall. The annual First Evangelical church Sunday school picnic will be at Linwood Park on Thursday with sports and entertainment planned. St Peter's Evangelical missionary society meets Thursday at Mr and Mrs Fred Schaub home in Russia township. a 6:30 tureen supper precedes the regular meeting. Frank Caomesky of Lorain was admitted to hospital Tuesday. Barbara Reinhardt of Vermilion and Sadie George of Ter-
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Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
First Evangelical Church
Linwood Park
Missionary Society of St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Fred Schaub
Russia Township
Frank Caomesky
Lorain
Barbara Reinhardt
Vermilion
Sadie George
Old time grocery item listing with mixed produce prices
A fragmented catalog of fruits and vegetables with assorted unit formats and prices. Items include beans, celery, cherries, cucumbers, mushrooms, peas, radishes, raspberries, spinach, radishes, tomatoes, and more offered in baskets, crates, and cartloads. Prices range widely from a few cents to several dollars, with unclear quantities and packaging.
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Bastoy
Dover
Ponver
Jonze Watt
Otype Mosey
Ohio
Telling Brothers founder Joan C. Telling dies after illness
Cleveland July 15 Joan C. Telling 72 a founder of the Telling Brothers Company parent of the present Telling Belle Vernon Company died last night after a five year illness. Burial followed funeral services from his residence in Cleveland Heights. Visiting relatives from Lakewood Lorain and elsewhere noted in local notices.
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Cleveland
Joan C. Telling
The
Telling Brothers Company
Telling-Belle-Vernon Company
Lakeview
Cleveland Heights
Grand jurors indict Charles Patrick for first degree murder
Grand jurors in Jackson O. returned a first degree murder indictment against 58 year old Charles Patrick in the killing of 38 year old James Gilliland former Oak Hill marshal.
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Jackson
Charles Patrick
James Gilliland
Oak Hill
Notice of remodeled Plaza Apartments for rent
Recently remodeled Plaza Apartments offer Frigidaires, stores, heat and water furnished. Two choice suites remain one on 5th street and one on East avenue. Arthur O Donnell Phore 2920 or 6154.
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Plaza
5Th Street
East Avenue
Arthur O’donnell Phore
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