Eagles Celebrate 35th Anniversary in Elyria
More than 400 members of Elyria Aerie No 431 and guests gathered at the Hedges for the 35th anniversary. Visitors came from Canton Akron Lorain Wellington Amherst and Norwalk. The evening featured a 6 pm game between married and single men followed by a 9 30 pm program with welcome by James France and master of ceremonies Jo Boddy. An 18 act floor show with music by the Elyria Eagles Degree and Drill Team Orchestra concluded with prize presentations by Lyle Castle. The Degree and Drill Team plans to attend the Grand Aerie convention in Cincinnati in August. The next event is the annual picnic on Sunday September 4 at the Hedges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Aeries
Canton
Akron
Lorain
Wellington
Amherst
Norwalk
James France
Jo Boddy
Elyria Eagles
Lyle Castle
Castle
Cincinnati
Aerie
Finds Himself In Unusual Situation
Ralph Cothern of 344 Second street faces a ticklish predicament after a man posed as from his mortgage finance firm took his car while he served a jail term for driving while intoxicated. He was told he'd lose the car if he could not pay, later learned the company denied any dealings, and now must surrender license plates though the 1929 Ford Coach with plates ZM-723 is missing. Police promised help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cothern
Second Street
Toeal
Cothern
Cothermann
Two Fined For Traffic Violations By Justice Cuon
Justice Preston L Cuon assessed fines for two traffic violations yesterday. Edward Godfrey of 645 Lodi Street was fined 16 dollars plus costs totaling 19.04 for driving past a stop school bus at Carlisle. Constable Arthur Davis arrested him. Cletus Linden of Dareux Read Avon was fined 1 dollar plus costs totaling 9.10 for failing to stop before turning from Stoney Ridge Road onto Route 20. Deputy Anthony Pollock arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston L Cuon
Edward Godfrey
Lodistree
Cerlisle
Arthur Davis
Carlisle
Cletus Linden
Dareux Read
Avon
Stoney Ridge Road
Anthony Pollock
Death Ends Promising Career In Movies
Hollywood July 16 The promising movie career of Jack Dunn Olympic ice skating champion was ended by death today at 21 He died in Hollywood Hospital last night of tularemia as his liner bearing his mother steamed toward New York for docking Dunn had waited two years for movie parts that never materialized He was signed at United Artists as a star but contracted tularemia and died before appearing before cameras
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Jack Dunn
Dunn
New York
United Artists
Divorce suits filed in Elyria court today
Antonia Zaleski of Elyria sues George Zaleski for divorce on neglect and cruelty. Ruth Worthington sues John M. Worthington of 406 Middle avenue for divorce, married 1936 with one child. Creampuff poisoning suits total 15000 against Stop and Shop Bakeries of Lorain, with Molly Ponorica seeking 10000 and her husband 5000. Rena Cobb sues Irvin Roth estate administrator for 65000 over a will agreement. Nellie Merthe sues for partition of Elyria property against John Merthe and others. County approves WPA road projects in Russia and Huntington townships. Lamb loss settlement of 815 awarded to L. W. McConnell of Wellington. bond for release of driver. One grand jury bound driver released on 730 cash bond. Eva Mackes vacates divorce grant settled and dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonia Zaleski
Elyria
George Zaleski
Ruth H. Worthington
John M. Worthington
Middle Avenue
Lorain
Molly Ponorica
Rena Cobb
Oberlin Avenue
Irvin G. Roth
FE. O. S. Brown
Brown
Administrator Appointed to Enforce Wages and Hours Law
Washington July 16 Elmer F Andrews 48 year old New York State industrial commissioner and former civil engineer was entrusted today with setting a floor under wages and a ceiling over hours for all industries engaged in interstate commerce. He said he accepted without hesitation and that enforcement will begin by cooperation rather than police power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elmer F. Andrews
New York State
Roosevelt
California
Andrews
Aulice
Two Cleveland youths plead guilty to disorderly conduct
Two Cleveland youths, Charles P. Bolan of 11111 Detroit avenue and Peter Sheridan of 1432 West 85th street, were arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro in police court this morning and pleaded guilty to 10 counts of disorderly conduct. Each was fined $5 with costs suspended, for arrest at about 1:05 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Joseph Q. Petro
Charles P. Bolan
Detroit Avenue
Peter Sheridan
West 85Th Street
Lorain Driver Fined On Reckless Driving Charge
Reese Jackson of 1225 West 18th street Lorain was fined 2 dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q Petro on a reckless driving charge. Jackson was arrested July 8 on a warrant sworn by Kenneth Barclay secretary to Mayor Petro. Barclay charged Jackson with driving recklessly on East avenue. An English motorcycle club race poster was displayed 1000 feet underground in a coal mine near Coleford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Jackson
West 18Th Street
Lorain
Reckles
Joseph Q. Petro
Jackson
Kenneth Barclay
Petro
Barclay
East Avenue
Coleford
Former Banker Returned to Prison in Frail Health
Charles E. Wheland, former Uhrichsville banker, was moved from Grant Hospital to Ohio Penitentiary after a four month illness and three major operations. He weighs 132 pounds, down from 247, and doctors attribute it to vitamin C deficiency and long confinement. He faces a 10 to 20 year sentence for misappropriation of funds. recovery time is uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Grotti
Charles E. Wheland
Uhrichsville
Ohio Penitentiary
Wheland
Jong
Grant Hospital
Local Youth Games and Softball Schedule Update
The article lists morning events for girls including 100 yard dash Senior winner Thelma Gordon and other results, followed by a peanut scramble for under eight. It then provides the upcoming softball schedule for Juniors and Seniors with matches set for Cascade, Allen, Hamilton, Edison, McKinley, Hamiter, and byes, all starting at 9:30 am on specified dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armitage
Baron and
Sharkey Gad
J. Johnson
Wratel
Thelma Gordon
Dorothy Fell
D. Byeynsai
C. Smith
R. Setko
B. Garford
M S Blaine
J Garford
C Smith
C. White
D. Fell
T Gordon
Senta Paonessa
K. Krucinski
Cascade
Allen
Hamilton
Edison
McKinley
Hamiter
Industrial Relations stats and graft charges noted
A fragmented report cites Oliver Hartley and Edgar Brill in the Industrial Relations Division with payments to Agnes Cunningham and Isabelle Vorgn for stenography and fund requests for the Democratic state campaign. James E Doles is targeted for investigation. Conviction for violating civil service laws carries removal, fines, or jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Hartley
Edgar Brill
Industral Relations Division
Agnes Cunningham
Isabelle Vorgn
Daves Fund
Democrate State Campaign
EL Reiger
Industrial Relations Department
James E Doles
Civil Service
Honorary degree planned for university visit
Number continues from page one. a stop may be made for fishing near the San Blas Islands. he will come ashore in the United States at Pensacola Florida August and proceed by special train to Warm Springs Georgia to spend a day, then to Athens Georgia to receive an honorary degree from the University of Georgia. a speech at Barnesville Georgia is set before he returns to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Blas Islands
Pensacola
Fla
Warm Springs
Athens
University of Georgia
Barnesville
Warkington
Investigators to Subpoena Witnesses in Kentucky Probe
A congressional committee plans full power to subpena witnesses and hold hearings as it expands Kentucky inquiries. It already has an investigator in Tennessee over Democratic senatorial contest irregularities and will send another to Pennsylvania to probe “some incidents” from the recent primary. Officials say complaints are minor and include WPA employee dismissals for political reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Sheppard
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
WPA
Ittee
Com
Honor for Bride and Anniversary Celebrated at People's Bank
Bank employees hosted a Friday party honor Miss Doro Searles on her upcoming marriage to Forest Rogers scheduled for Sunday July 17. It marked the fifth wedding anniversary of Mrs. Harold Edwards. Gifts were presented to Miss Searles from the bank staff including the cashier Mr. Porter. Also noted are Obelin club attendees and upcoming local meetings and a federation speech by Charles P. Culver on The Present Crisis in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Bank
Doro’ Searles
Forest Rogers
Harold Edwards
Miss Searles
Porter
Speaker To Discuss Chinese Crisis In Oberlin
Charles P Culver, superintendent of the Christian Herald Industrial Mission in Foochow, China, visits Oberlin for two July 17 talks on the Chinese crisis. At 10:00 a.m. a moving pictures address is to be shown at James Brand House, hosted by the First Church and Methodist Sunday Schools. At 11:00 a.m. he talks on The Present Crisis in China at the Union service in the First Baptist Church. Special music by the Conservators accompanies the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
First Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Charles P. Culver
Foochow
China
Oberlin
Charles P Culver
Christan Herald
James Brand House
Methodist Sunday Schools
Culver
Canada
Amherst Tea Miss Heussner Feted Amherst
Miss Marion Heussner daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Heussner will wed George Innes son of Mrs Agnes Innes. At a linen shower hosted by Mrs C E Cooper guests included Idrs Katherine Hageman Lorain Beal and others. A luncheon featured orchid pink decor and snapdragon centerpieces.
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Heussner
Amherst
Marion Heussner
Clyde Heussner
S. Ridge Read
George Innes
Agnes Innes
C E Cooper
Ethel Eppley
Valerie Eppley
Shupe Avenue
Elmer Beal
Cornelius Hageman
Idrs
Katherine Hageman
Mirs
Cornelius Hageman Lorain
Asis Far Beal
Mes
Elmer Beat
Dachters
Esther and
Jewell
Anta He
Ely
Florence and
Dasiene Enet
Local notices and social happenings in Elyria area
By Mrs B A Jenne residents host circle and church group at homes on Friday. A Congregational circle meeting featured high bridge scores with Mrs George Frank winning. Junior Walther League discussed foreign missions and planned West Tech track participation. No services at First Evangelical due to Summer Assembly. Hospital and local visits noted. Amherst gas station burglarized taking about three dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Monger
Matin Street
Circle One
Congregational Church
George Frank
Nina Teuszler
Don Rockwood
Frank Hadde
Ebe. Foster
Harry Nicholl
S. Many Street
Walther
Florence Behrenst
Bernadine Donnelly
First Evangelical
Linwood Park
Steel Building Lines Improve in New York Markets
In New York the steel market showed uncertainty with prices closing irregularly. The American Iron and Steel Institute reported capacity use at 32.3 percent, up 44.2 percent from the prior week, signaling a new high since April. Building activity improved with a positive outlook, while aviation and motor stocks rose as Hughes flight progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Iron & Steel Institute
Hughes
School of Politics Hear Candidates in Lorain County
Mrs. Goldie Perry opened the second School of Politics sponsored by Lorain County Republican Women at Belden Centralized School with speakers urging voter engagement and confidence in GOP policies. Candidates including George H. Bender and Judge Day spoke on democracy, efficiency, and party achievements, with sessions noting future events and attendees.
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Goldie Perry
Lorain County
Women's Republican Club
Belden
Susan Cragen
Perry
Nellie Love
State Central Committee
George H. Bender
Bender
P H Rogers
State Senate
William E Ashbolt
General Assembly
Mel Swan
Walter B. Wanamaker
Supreme Court
Don Isham
Carl D. Sheppard
Akron
Court of Appeals
Barnes
Oberlin
Republican Colored Women of
Day
Arethar H Day
United States Senate
Save America For Democracy
Ray Brown
Don H Ebright
Ebright Beng
Edward S. Sheck
Cornelius Kuhlmeyer
Loram
Gold
Mrs. Perry
Judge Day
Sheek
Prison Guard Shortage Shapes Eager’s Appeal
The report notes a prison holding 739 inmates with only 16 guards, and 200 trusted inmates sleeping outside the walls for weeks. Eager urged the Governor to address a chaotic situation following recent escapes.
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Orror
Eager
New Electric Fence Charger Made At Wellington
A new electric fence charger, said to cut fencing costs by 85 percent, is being made in Wellington by the Guaranteed Electric Fence Company. Priced at 9 dollars, it runs about ten cents a month on hotshot or storage batteries and charges 15 miles of wire per unit. Company officers include S. S. Maier as president and L. G. Bradstock as treasurer. production targets 10,000 units for distribution nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Guaranteed Electric
S. S. Maier
Lorain
Phil Bradstock
L. G. Bradstock
Sidney D. Stemple
Maier
Dan Grissinger
Cleveland Steel Products Company
Death Record of Mrs Christina Teeter in Lorain
Mrs Christina A Teeter wife of Ira Teeter employee of Thew Shovel Co Lorain died Friday afternoon at home after brief illness with a heart attack She was born February 2 1880 in St Joseph Michigan and moved to Lorain in 1903 She leaves husband seven grandchildren and several children Funeral from the home Monday at 2 30 pm with Rev Wright of First Presbyterian officiating Interment Elmwood Cemetery Wickens Memorial in charge
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Lorain
Christine A. Teeter
Ira Teeter
Thew Shovel Co
East 19Th Street
Teeter
St. Joseph
Michigan
Joseph Loeser
Lora
Leo J, Gubenu
Elyna
Ira F
Lilian
Cieta Teeter
al Reising
Oat Norwalk
Clarence Reising
Elyria
Decing
Theresa Walker
Dewagrac
Wright
First Presbyterian Church
Wickens
Elmwood Cemetery
Mrs Gertrude Kusler Amherst Obituary
Gertrude Kusler, born in Germany 76 years ago, died July 16 at 8 am at her home 12h Reid Avenue Lorain after residing in Amherst. She was a member of St Joseph's Catholic Church. Survived by brother Jacob Delfing of Amherst and sisters Elizabeth Harding Kathryn Fuhrman Emma Minich, all of Lorain. Body to Zilch Funeral Home. funeral plans incomplete.
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Gertrude Kusler
Amherst
Gerrude Kuster
Germany
Reid Avenue
Lorain
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Jacob Delfing
Elizabeth Harding
Kathryn Fuhrman
Emma Minnich
Larain
Zilch
J. Delfing
Boy Bitten by Neighbor's Dog in Elyria
Fourteen year old George Engle of 133 North Maple Street was bitten by a neighbor's dog about noon yesterday, on the back below the shoulder blade. He received treatment at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Police report the dog belongs to Mrs John Kuntz of 125 North Maple Street and asked that the dog be kept tied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Engle
North Maple Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Kuntz
Freak Calf Born On Farm Near Kipton
A freak calf born July 8 at C. B. Parker’s Kipton area farm attracts many visitors. The animal features a wide head, eyes on the sides, two slit foreheads with winkers, two ears, two noses, a double upper lip mouth roof, one tongue, and a lower jaw between the noses as the earth grows.
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Kipton
C. BE tParker
Kipton-Brighton
Motorist Kruse Fined in Cleveland Traffic Case
Kruse of 3542 East 15th Street Cleveland was fined five dollars and costs for violating the city traffic ordinance when arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro in police court. He was arrested Wednesday afternoon for driving on Lod street during repair work and the mayor suspended the costs.
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Kruse
East 15Th Street
Cleveland
Joseph Q. Petro
Lod Street
Petro
Markets and grain prices from Montana Milling Co listing
Readable market items show wheat and bat pres figures, corn and flour futures, and feed components. Vendors list hay, straw, meal, seeds, and assorted grains with varied prices per unit, including winter and spring stocks and standard deliveries. Sales note multiple entries and destination mentions, reflecting a broad farm supply catalog style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihn Snipets
Montana Milling
Bunkel
St. Loche
Tolledo Grain Close Showy Elevators and Prices
Grain market notes show Tolledo grain close with elevators and price activity. Wheat futures mixed with bids and asked levels across multiple grades. Market print mentions route sale timing and specific lot weights in the Katra area.
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City Cab Co
Brown Hotel
W. Houston
Foster Park Road
Henry Procop. 25
John Fulton
Nellie P. Merthe
John C. Merthe
Elyres
Russia
Huntington
Annis
Garfield
West
Stewart
Baker
Lee Munkler
L. W McConnell
Adjstment
Muinkler
Geuerge Karkellie
Clevelland Street
Eva Mackes
P. Shively
Shively
Common Pleas
D. Conk
Motor Car Loan CO
Court Street
Ohio
Western Reserve Finance
Sename Eve
Per Auance
G. J. Oconnor
Esther Wood
N. Professor St
Richard Clevenger
Nineteenth Century Club
Literary and Social Club
Woman's Club
Federation of Women’s Club
Lakeside
Doren Lyon
John Wood
Edith McCoy
C M. Shreffler
W. H. Chapin
R. C. Oltman
R. B. Frost
Townsend
Oberlin Townsend Club No
P. Hall
Union Services
Eugene Comings
Grace Herron
Nipps
Jack Wood
East College Street
Barbara Wade
Morgan Street
Lloyd
Belmont
Mass
W. R. Morrison
Westport
Plas
Pionlc Abe
Falls
Brownhelm Evangelical
Rene South
Amherst Milteds
Evangelical
Bie Whela Congregational
Faangeliel
Henrietta Evangelical Toangelcal and Reformed
Merhorte
Springer
Harold Emmerick
Earl Schott
Russell Miller
Erwin Beuer
Ella Jaeger
Woman's Benefit
Paton
Church Street
Adam Schroeder
H. Fullmer
North Ridge Road
A. H. Fullmer
J B. Avery
August Torne
Angie Guild
J. B. Avery
L. Roemer
Florence Guild
Cloverleaf Club
B A. Jenne
Lorein
C. A. Lauer
Martin Street
John Michael
George Menger
Henry Woczikowski
August Nabakowsk
C. F Schroeder
Wiliam Bechstein
A C. Kreeger
Arthur Engle
Samuel Wragg
Lauer
Elyria Avenue
Walther League
Hospital
Gerald Bruce
Tenery Avenue
Andrew Chalmers
Dundee
Scotland
William Ehrman
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Toronto
Edna
Olive Beller
Burlington
Iowa
Julia Boughton
L G. Maxwell
Ervin
Blue Hole
Castalia
Fred Ackerman
Sheriff's Deputies
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
School of Politics
Sre Teneane
Nember
Crm
Temple Court
Mrs, Ira Teeter
Yee
Park & Shop, Inc
E. Bridge Street
Tolbedo Grain
Zoe
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