Bethlehem Steel president testifies on 1929 incentive bonus
Youngstown Ohio July 21 Bethlehem Steel Corp president Eugene G Grace testified in court that he received 1 628 483 as an incentive bonus in 1929. The disputed evidence relates to Bethlehem’s bonus system amid Cyrus Easton's suit to block Bethlehem’s merger with Youngstown Sheet & Tube. Grace cited a 12 000 yearly salary and the bonus continuing as a profit participation arrangement after stockholder integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem
Grace
Cyrus S. Easton
Margar
S Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Frederick H. Wood
Luther Day
Eaton
David G. Jenkins
Sheet & Tube
Last Day For Lorain County Tax Payments
Lorain County faces a final deadline for tax payments as the 30 day extension ends today. Treasurer N D Backus reports 683000 still due and about 2317000 collected by Saturday with roughly 117000 more expected in a half day. Delinquent taxes are anticipated but not yet estimable and no further extensions are allowed.
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Lorain County
N D. Backus
Backus
1000 Acres Of Wheat On Fire Near North Baltimore
In North Baltimore on July 21, two hundred volunteer firemen and Cygnet firefighters battled a forest and wheat field blaze on the Michael Auverter farm. More than 1000 acres of wheat ready for cutting and 25 acres of woods were destroyed, with spontaneous combustion suspected. The Ohio state game preserve and Ohio Oil Company property near Findlay were at risk, but buildings were saved as crews worked overnight, stopping flames within 100 feet of the old site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cygnet
Ohio
Michael Auverter
Ohio State Game
Ohio Oil Company
Findlay
Auverter
English Doctor Publishes 1667 Guide Book
A reflection on a 1667 English physician who issued what amounts to a modern guide book. The note traces early scientific publishing and practical medical advice shaping later works.
Divorce Granted for Gross Neglect in Lorain
Roy Harshfield of Lorain was granted a divorce from Edna Harshfield in Judge W B Thompson's court this morning. The petition states she left a week after moving from Marion, on June 1 1929, and her present address is unknown. The couple married in 1922 and have no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Harshfield
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Edna Harshfield
Marion
Harshfield
Grass fire reported on Bawxt Bridge street
Fire units checked a reported grass fire on Bawxt Bridge street Saturday afternoon but found no blaze at the scene. Returning to the station they located a small grass fire at a billboard base near the undercut that had been extinguished almost immediately.
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Bawxt Bridge Street
Prowlers Reported Near Cleveland Street House
Police investigated a report of prowlers near 218 Cleveland Street yesterday morning. An open window suggested an attempted break in, but no suspects were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Street
Motorcycle Fire On Lake Avenue Extinguished Quickly
Fire department battled a burning motor cycle on Lake Avenue this afternoon. The flames were extinguished with chemicals. The machine, owned by E. L. Leonard of 150 Huron Street, suffered damage but was controlled promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
E. L. Leonard
Huron Street
Crossing gates fail as car plows through in Lake Avenue
Police report a car disregarded signals and struck the lowered crossing gates at the Baltimore and Ohio crossing on Lake Avenue Saturday afternoon. The auto did not stop, causing damage to the gates. No further injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lake Avenue
Grafton Child Burned In Water Spill Accident
Irene Soboslai of Grafton sustained superficial burns to the right arm chest and back after she tipped over a pan of hot water Sunday. She received treatment at Elyria Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Irene Soboslai
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Carrick Divorce Granted in Judge Thompson Court
Carlotta Carrick obtained a divorce from Willam Carrick in Judge W 8B Thompson's court this morning on grounds of gross neglect of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlotta Carrick
Willam Carrick
Thompson
Bicycle theft report near East Bridge Street home
Gerald Gaines reported to Ely Tia police that his bicycle was stolen from the porch of his home at 141 East Bridge Street on Sunday night.
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East Bridge Street
Ely Tia
Gerald Gaines
Auto Slightly Damaged in Broad Street Collision
A car parked along Broad Street near Fast Avenue was struck by a vehicle driven by Charles Millen yesterday morning. Police reports describe only slight damage to the parked auto.
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Broad Street
Fast Avenue
Charles Millen
Allison Loses In Davis Cup Final
In Paris on July 21 George Lott of Chicago defeated George De Stefani of Italy while Baron Humpert De Morpurgo of Italy beat Wilmer Allison of Austin, Texas in singles. The U S team will face France in the challenge round this week after the finals were decided on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
George Lott
Chicago
George de Stefani
Italy
Baron Humpert de Morpurgo
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
United States
France
Oberlin Man Fined for Possession of Liquor at Local Raid
Edward O'Brien of Oberlin was fined 100 dollars and costs by Justice Walter H Watts after a Saturday night raid on Albert Chambers on Lorain Street. Deputies found O'Brien in the kitchen with a bottle of alleged whiskey. Chambers was not present. Evidence showed O'Brien brought the liquor to the location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward O'Brien
Oberlin
Walter H Watts
Sheriff's
Albert Chambers
Lorain Street
Chambers
O'Brien
Buckman Drowns in Oil Tank In Tiffin
Byron Buckman aged 54 died after allegedly entering a crude oil tank at a Tiffin facility. His wife reported seeing him remove the tank cover and dive in before neighbors recovered the body. Coroner rules death by own action.
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Tiffin
Byron Buckman
Death rate in RSFSR drops since prewar era
The death rate in the Russian Soviet Federated Federated Socialist Republic declined to 182 per thousand, down from 275 per thousand in 1913 14. Officials cite improved living conditions as the reason. Child death rate fell to 167 per thousand from 270 pre revolution, marking notable progress in child welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Lambing Begins Promisingly at Ben Moulton Ranch
Lambing operations at the Ben Moulton ranch in Gra83 Range Montana had a strong start when the first ewe to enter the lambing pen produced four healthy lambs, all of which survived. The event marks a hopeful beginning for the season as ranchers monitor the newborns and care routines continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
Ben Moulton
Brother of Elyria Woman Killed Accidently
J. D. Culpepper, 33, formerly of Birmingham Alabama, was killed near Harrisburg when a revolver he was twirling discharged. He was a locksmith. His mother lives in Birmingham and a sister in Elyria. He had been shooting at targets with two girls and another man just before the tragedy.
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Columbus
J. D. Culpepper
Birmingham
Ala
Harrisburg
Culpepper
Elyria
Divorces Filed In Common Pleas Court For Two Couples
Sadie Brown sues Howard A Brown after 33 years of marriage dated from April 14, 1897, citing gross neglect of duty and seven children, two minors ages 19 and 16. Edna Hoff seeks divorce from David Hoff, married December 23, 1916, citing gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Sadie Brown
Howard A Brown
Edna Hoff
David Hoff
Pants Stolen While He Slept in Akron Heat
In Akron Ohio on July 21 Harry Mullens awoke to find ten pairs of pants stolen from him while he slept at Grace Park. He had kept a knife for protection, which was also missing, and his shoes were later found nearby. A motorist helped return Mullens to his home where he supplied another pair of pants. Separately Robert Kearney arrived home from a pool to find only socks left in his locker.
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Akron
Harry Mullens
Grace Park
Harry
Mullens
Market Street
Robert Kearney
Death Record Mrs Catherine Durmen of Ridgeville Ohio
Mrs Catherine Durmen died at her home Station Road Ridgeville Ohio on July Twentieth after two months illness. She was born February 8 1843 in Germany and lived in Ridgeville all her life. She was a widow and a member of St Peters Church and the Altar Guild. Survived by six children Mrs William Pickard Mrs E F Burgess Mrs A J Laundon William W and Fred all of Elyria, six grandchildren, three great grandchildren, one sister Mrs Mary Bronson Chicago and two brothers Nick Smith Elyria and Phillip Cleveland.
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Catherine Durmen
Station Road
Ridgeville
Ohio
Germany
St Peters Church
Altar Guild
William Pickard
E. F Burgess
A. J. Laundon
Williams W
Fred
Elyria
Mary Bronson
Chicago
Nick Smith
Phillip
Cleveland
Mrs Susie Madden of Lakewood Dies at 47
Mrs Susie Schaefer Madden of 14923 Arden Avenue Lakewood Ohio died at her home Saturday noon July Nineteenth She was born in Cleveland forty seven years ago and had lived in Lakewood twelve years She belonged to the Methodist Church of Lakewood and the Eastern Stars of Elyria Services will be held Tuesday at 2 30 PM from her Lakewood home Interment Ridgelawn Cemetery Survivors include husband Thomas and one daughter Madalene eight, sisters Eva Howe Blanche Hollands Cleveland Myrtle Scott Elyria and brothers Charles Schaefer Cleveland George Schaefer Elyria John Schaefer Elyria She was preceded in death by her mother two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Schaefer Madden
Arden Avenue
Lakewood
Ohio
Cleveland
Methodist Church of
Eastern Stars of
Myrtle Scott
Elyria
Charles Schaefer
George Schaefer
John Schaefer
Madden
Oberlin apoplexy fatal to Oberlin resident
Mrs Mabel Pond Pison 59 of Oberlin died Friday afternoon at one o clock at her home on South Park street after a stroke of apoplexy She had lived in Oberlin for years and is survived by husband Benjamin H and daughter Mrs Artice Schroeder of Elyria Funeral services were held at the First Methodist church at 2 pm Burial at Westwood Guests came from Amherst Cleveland Elyria Lorain and Oberlin
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Oberlin
Mabel Pond Pison
South Park Street
Benjamin H
Artice Schroeder
Elyria
First Methodist Church
Westwood
College Plumber William Darling Dies After Illness
William Darling a longtime college plumber died at 5 30 this morning at his Woodland avenue home after a brief heart disease illness He is survived by his wife and son Robert Funeral arrangements will be announced later at Moore's Funeral Home
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William Darling
Woodland Avenue
Robert
Moore
Pre nuptial shower for Lucille Cliffe and John Kirwan
Miss Dorothy Smith hosted a surprise kitchen shower for Lucille Cliffe ahead of her wedding to Detroit resident John R. Kirwan scheduled for Wednesday at Sacred Heart church. The Peach and white decor featured garden flowers while bridge provided entertainment and prizes to Miss Eleanor Van Ausdale and Miss Maxine Morris. A gift basket was presented to the bride to be by Jean Reisinger and Billy Smith followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Smith
Lucille Cliffe
John R. Kirwan
Detroit
Sacred Heart Church
Eleanor van Ausdale
Maxine Morris
Jean Reisinger
Billy Smith
Tuesday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings dated 1930 outline prime evening broadcasts across networks. WABC CBS airs HEST Crockett Mountain eers at 6 30 P M with WJZ NBC presenting Westinghouse Salute at 9 00 P M EST Barber of Seville on WEAF NBC at 9 30 P M EST and Golden Gems at 10 08 PM EST. Wayne King's music closes the schedule at 11:00 PM EST.
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WJZ
NBC
Westinghouse
WABC
CBS
Barber of Seville Weaf
Many Local Families Visit Relatives and Vacation Sites
A string of short social notes records visits and vacations. Mr and Mrs John Wood spent Sunday with Mrs Mc Coy in Lakewood. Howard Cole and family and Mrs Cole’s parents vacationed at Chippewa Lake. Miss Charlotte King visited Brecksville yesterday. Ernest Fisk and wife stayed with her parents in Woodlawn. Charles Hallauer and children were guests of Marvin Mosher in Massillon. Miss Greenwood plans July and August at a Y W C A Camp near Conneaut Lake. Helen and Mabel Wade travel on a seventeen day California trip. Mrs Paul MacEachron and three sons return from Iowa with Mrs George Webber and son visiting here. Carleton Ohly and others returned from Camp Iss-See-Kies. Martin and Miss Rawlings visit Walter Champ in East Vine Street from Cumberland, MD. Janet Ptolmey enjoys a month vacation at Lake George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood
East College Street
McCoy
Lakewood
Howard Cole
Cole
R. L. Knowles
Shelby
Chippewa Lake
Charlotte King
Brecksville
Ernest Fisk
Painesville
Clarence Parsons
Woodland Avenue
Charles Hallauer
Marvin Mosher
Massillon
Greenwood
West Lorain Street
Conneaut Lake
Helen
Mabel Wade
North Professor Street
California
Paul MacEachron
East Vine Street
Janet Ptolmey
Allen Hospital
Lake George
Court grants several judgments in Lorain area cases
In Judge W B Thompson's court a judgment for 935 45 was granted to Joe Samaha against W A Spedeman. A sale of Lorain property to satisfy a prior Lorain Municipal court judgment of February 6 1929 is sought in a suit filed by Cozad and Cameron Lorain against Bride Reiner and others. In common pleas court this morning a confession judgment for 318 was awarded to the National Bank of Commerce of Lorain against J J Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Samaha
W. A. Spedeman
W. B. Thompson
Lorain
Cozadand
Cameron
Bride Reiner
National Bank of Commerce of Lorain
J. J. Meyer
Common Pleas
Investment Co Agent Sued Over Repossession Methods
Two suits filed in common pleas court accuse James A. Gorman, agent for Associates Investment Company, of violence during a car repossession. Jewel Justice seeks 2000 dollars for injuries and asserts assault and battery. John D Justice claims the car was damaged and seeks 1000 dollars for humiliation and mental distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gorman
Associates Investment Company
Gorman
Common Pleas Court
Jewel Justice
John D Justice
Royal Box Elaborate Feature At Prince Edward Theatre
The Royal Box remains a chief theatre feature in London. The new Prince Edward Theatre box is designed to offer perfect stage visibility from all angles and corners. It includes fuchsia velvet curtains to shield royal viewers and a refined rest room with ebony tables and crystal and silver fittings.
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London
Georges
Victoria
Prince Edward Theatre
Livingston swimmers plan 3590 mile river swim to New Orleans
Endurance swimmers Thomas Currier and Jack Mola Jr of Livingston intend to swim from Livingston to New Orleans covering about 3590 miles via the Yellowstone Missouri and Mississippi rivers. They plan to start in June with a companion and boat, aiming to finish within 110 days by swimming eight hours daily for about 30 miles per day.
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Livingston
Mont — Livingston
Thomas Currier
Jack Mola, Jr
New Orleans
Yellowstone
Missouri
Mississippi
Night Park Flights Planned Over National Park Airways Route
Butte Montana reports that night flying on the National Park Airways line may begin this summer. Bids are being set to establish sixteen intermediate landing fields and the government will place beacon lights at 25 and 30 mile intervals. The National Parke Airway runs from Great Falls to Salt Lake City via Helena Butte and Pocatello Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont —Long
National Parks Airways, Inc
National Parke Airway
Great Falls
Salt Lake City
Helena
Pocatello
Ida
Polo ponies shipped as gifts from Castalia
Seven polo ponies, gifts from the King of Spain, were shipped from Castalia to the Maharajah of Patiala, signaling a grand gesture of diplomatic sport and royal ceremony. The act underscores the close ties between European monarchy and Indian princely states during the period.
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Gibraltar
Spain
Patiala
Castalia
Back to Farm Move Across Montana and Wyoming
In Billings Montana and surrounding towns a growing “hack to the farm” movement shows scarce work in southern Montana and northern Wyoming. Real estate groups report higher farm land transfers now than in any fifteen year period due to the shift back to agricultural living.
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Billings
Mont
Montana
Wyoming
Heat and Drought Ravage Cities and Farms Across States
Prostrations were reported in Chicago area and New York City as heat topped 92 degrees with high humidity. Five men drifted at sea near Lake Forest Illinois, one rendered semi conscious on a raft. Kansas churches prayed for rain while farmers worked by moonlight. Corn yields in Iowa were down by about 50 million bushels as temps ranged from 98 to 107 in multiple cities including Richmond and Phoenix.
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Lake Forest
James Marhoul
Chicago
New York City
Coney Island
Baches
Kansas
Iowa
Richmond
Phoenix
Ariz
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Omaha
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Former bank auditor accused in Cleveland case
Warrant for the arrest of Joseph C. Sauter former auditor of Union Savings and Trust Co Warren Ohio was issued by assistant U S attorney William Mc Dermott. Sauter allegedly misappropriated 23000 and confessed while facing charges. He would surrender with attorney Louis L Guaraniere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William McDermott
U. S
Joseph C. Sauter
Union Savings & Trust Co
Warren, C
McDermott
Sauter
Louis L. Guaraniere
Elyria fountain dedicated to veterans tribute
The dedicatory ceremony for a memorial fountain in Elyria honored Richard Allen Post No. 65 and the Richard Allen Women’s Relief Corps No. 108. City officials praised the project, veterans spoke on Civil War lineage, and the crowd gathered to view the water display after the fountain was turned on. The speakers linked the vision to Oberlin College, the Anti Saloon League, and local civic projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allen Women’s Relief Corps
Elyria
Richard Allen
Grand Army of the Republic
George Richwine
Charles Abbey
Abraham Lincoln
J A Kaley
Richard Allen Post
Myrta Kent
Relief Corps
Oberlin
Kaley
Presbyterian Church
Anti Saloon League
Kaley 8
Frank Wilford
The
Park Commission
Kent
Wilford
United States
Mason Smith
W. A.C
Auto recovered after reported theft on Broad Street
A car reported stolen Saturday night from the rear of a Broad Street store was located by local police yesterday morning on North Street. The recovery closes a brief theft case with no injuries reported and the owner identified the vehicle.
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Broad Street
North Street
Budgets Missing Deadline in County Filing
Deputy Auditor Roy Cope reported that many city village and school district budgets were not filed by the legal deadline, with filings expected to continue for two to three weeks. The county budget extension delays tax rate computations until budgets are received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cope
Markets Cleveland Produce
Eggs in steady trade at 21 to 23 cents per dozen with extras 23 and firsts 21. Poultry prices range from 12 to 32 cents per pound with various weights and breeds listed, including fowls Leghorn and heavy Springers. Potatoes not quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Livestock Prices Show Mixed Movements
Hog market weaker across most weights with 160 to 210 pounds at about 1000 to 1000 dollars and 150 to 290 pounds at 925 to 965 dollars. rough sows 775 and stags 575. Cattle and calves hold or rise modestly with steers and yearlings up to 25 cents, cows 475 to 575, bulls 500 to 600. calves around 412 to 450. Sheep mostly steady. lambs slow with good lambs 900 to 1000, fat ewes 250 to 350, high of 400 for top standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wellington Man Sues for 2000 Over Street Assault
William Irish files a $2,000 suit against George McQuate claiming assault on July 12 in Wellington. He alleges mental and physical suffering and public disgrace from the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McQuate
Wellington
William Irish Today
McQuate
Heatwave Strikes Ohio Toll Rises With Dozens Affected
Ohio cities report multiple heat related incidents as temperatures climb to record levels. A 68 year old man dies from gunshot in Zanesville while others collapse across the state. Columbus consumes a record 44.97 million gallons of water amid widespread grass fires and fires in Thurston and North Baltimore. Ernest F. Blease Jr. dies in Lakewood after a heart attack brought on by heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
D. Raddis
Maumee
Arnold Bachemer
Hamilton
Irwin Glib
Southgate
Cleveland
Louis Feckner
East Liverpool
Robert Jones
Ohio River
Zanesville
John Fletcher
Columbus
Thurston
Millersport
Gahana
North Baltimore
Newark
Ernest F. Blease, Jr
Lakewood
Population estimates for world and United States
The figure notes a world population near 2.0 billion with America at about 230 million. The numbers are presented as an isolated data point without broader context or sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wellington Swelters Over Weekend Heat Wave
Wellington and vicinity faced extreme heat Saturday and Sunday seeking relief under shade trees cellars and garden hoses. Thermometers in the business section rose to 113 on Saturday afternoon and continued high on Sunday with similar readings as residents sought comfort from the sizzling temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Scoutmasters Visit Wellington Camp
Fourteen Lorain County scoutmasters and leaders from Lorain Elyria Amherst and Wellington spent Saturday and Sunday at the Wellington Scout Reservation. Sunday they hiked the surrounding countryside and swam in the creek. Scoutmaster Bill Glover of Elyria led as chief cook and served meals before the group returned home after Sunday's noon departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lorain County
Baby Blimp May Visit Wellington During Fair
Wellington Fiat and Homecoming officials seek to bring a Goodyear Zeppelin from Akron to the city next month. If talks succeed, the blimp will carry passengers during the fair and Homecoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Fiat
Homecoming
Goodyear Zepelin Corp
Akron
Entertains Eastern Stars at Picnic on West Main Street
The home of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Blanchard in West Main Street hosted about sixty members of the Junior Auxiliary of Liberty Chapter O. B. E. 3. from Cleveland for their annual Sunday picnic. Attendees reported a most enjoyable time in the camp setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Blanchard
West Main Street
Junior Auxiliary of Liberty Chapter
Cleveland
Truck Stop Leads to Weekend Arrests in Wellington
An overloaded truck traveling through Wellington on Saturday afternoon was stopped by county deputies. The driver was arraigned and fined in E H. Perkins' justice of the peace office. One arrest for intoxication occurred Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
E H. Perkins
Justice of the Peace
Bay Village Couple Hosts Sunday Picnic Supper
Mr and Mrs Franklin Jones Mr and Mrs Robert Holland Mr and Mrs Keoth Andrews Mr and Mrs Burt Curtice Mr and Mrs Chas Baum Mr and Mrs Milton Vayce and children of Bay Village were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs David Arnold. The picnic supper was served on the lawn of the Arnold home.
Wellington Wins From Akron Team In Hot Sunday Game
In the heat Sunday afternoon the Wellington A Cs defeated the Akron Independents 13 to 12. A small crowd watched a closely contested baseball game with the hometown squad prevailing in a spirited matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Akron
Wellington A. Cs
Akron Independents
Weekend Visits And Travels Across States
Harry Warner spent the weekend with his sister Mrs George Wilson in Springfield Ohio. Mrs W J Powell and daughter Pauline left this morning for a short visit with relatives in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs John Murray left Saturday evening for a trip to New York City and other eastern cities. Mr and Mr Henry Daugherty and granddaughter Mary Elizabeth Daugherty with Mr and Mrs A E Daugherty and son Jimmie spent Sunday at the Daugherty farm Spencer. Mrs B Royce and son Clayton are on a business trip to West Virginia and will be back the middle of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Warner
George Wilson
Springfield
W. J Powell
Pauline
Cleveland
John Murray
New York City
Henry Daugherty
Mary Elizabeth Daugherty
A E Daugherty
Jimmie
Daugherty
Spencer
B. Rolce
Clayton
West Virginia
Ben Jones Hooks Loch Leven Trout In Yellowstone River
Livingston resident Ben Jones reeled in a Loch Leven trout weighing 11 pounds 12 ounces after casting into the Yellowstone River. The sensational catch came after he doubted tales of such mammoth trout in the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston, Mont
Ben Jones
Ben
Yellowstone River
Banker pushes Lake County toward cherry growing boom
J A Johnson, bank president, foresaw cherry potential two years ago and inspired a local push that has planted over seven thousand cherry trees on farms along both shores of Flathead Lake in Polson Montana.
Accidental Shock Restores Sight in Texas Man
A Texas man regains sight after an accidental electric shock re stored vision in his blinded eye. Medical officials say the occurrence provides a rare case of sudden visual restoration following electrical injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
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Allison
Amherst
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Royal Box
Ree Pevvevey
Humber
Florence Schwind Beauty Shop
Town Hall News
Trout
F. M. Sponseller
Elyria Savings & Trust
Harry H. Smith
Soc
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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