Toll of deaths in Ohio from heat and accidents expands
Coroner reports multiple fatalities across Ohio over the weekend including a 7 year old in Cleveland, two children near Lancaster, a Cincinnati fatality, a Day ton heat death, and others from crashes and a train strike. Several were seriously injured as heat prostration and traffic incidents surged statewide.
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Ohio
Samuel Sidote
Cleveland
Gras
Sandusky
Columbus
Esther Margaret Belg7a
Lancaster-Logan
Lancaster
Ohio National Guard
Harry Carson
State School For the Deaf
Cincinnati
Ruth Rowan
Edgar Brown
Covington
Ohio River
Jack Balizat
Dayton
Frank Bowman
Upper Sandusky
Hamilton
John Bonekowski
Edward Cook
Local News In a Few Lines Reported Thefts And Fires
Local police notes report a straw hat coat and gold watch stolen from L. J. Mowry on Saturday. A license plate No 269 741 was stolen from C. He. A stolen car from Shellenbarger was recovered at Mt. Vernon. A paraffin fire at Clarence Edenroade’s home started by spilled paraffin in an oven. Fenders on J. H. Alvin’s car damaged in a parking lot incident. Fines for intoxication suspended for Stanley Ozinski and Bur Parker. both fined $5 and costs.
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L. J. Mowry
Charles Court
C. HE
McIntire
R. D
West River Road
Shellenbarger
Grafton
Mt. Vernon
Clarence B. Edenroade
East Broad Street
J. H. Alvin
East Avenue
Alvin
Stanley Ozinski
Prospect Street
Parker
Murray Ridge Road
van Oster
Width of Road in Dispute in Brownhelm
The Court of Appeals may grant an injunction to stop the state highway department from widening Lake Road in Brownhelm on Mia Braun’s property. Braun argues the road, established a century ago, was 50 feet wide, not 60 as claimed. Widening would require removing several large shade trees. an amicable settlement is expected to allow the improvement to proceed.
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Court of Appeals
State Highway Department
Lake Road
Brownhelm
Mia
Braun
Court House
Highway Department
Review of Fosdick Book at North Ridgeville church
Mr Young reviewed Dr Fosdick's As I See Religion at North Ridgeville Congregational Church last evening. The discussion covered What Is Religion What Is Christianity Morals Without God and Religion as an Art. A striking chapter stresses beauty in church life from building to music to sermon and worship.
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North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Mr. Young
Dr. Fosdick
Ohio Women Who Married Indians Arrive In U S
Two Ohio women who married San Blas Indians arrived in the United States aboard the Steamer Ancon after rescue by a Red Cross plane from Central American jungles. Mrs. Charles Williams and her daughter Mrs. Gladys White Eagle, penniless, said they would never return.
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New York
San Blas
Red Cross
Charles Williams
Gladys White Eagle
Cristobal
C. Z
Akron
G. D. Blake
Cristobal Hospital
Williams
Trail
Resignations and Obituaries in Elyria and Toledo
An Elyria pastor resigns to lead Central Baptist Church in Gary Indiana with September 18 start. the pulpit committee may hear successors before September 8. In Toledo two men die by suicide within a weekend: Milton Griffin 39 and James W Carlin 66. William Linder is fined five dollars and costs for intoxication. In Odense Denmark a cobbler’s son Hans Christian Andersen birthplace cottage remains preserved with a top hat, umbrella, and manuscripts.
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First Baptist Church of
Elyria
Central Baptist Church
Gary
Indiana
Odense
Denmark
Hans Christian Anderson
Taxpayers urged budget scrutiny at Elyria council meeting
A reader letters to the Chronicle Telegram recounts Elyria city council budget discussions. The writer argues taxpayers must actively analyze city county and school budgets, notes the mayor failed to press for cuts, and compares private business leadership to local government while urging leadership and cooperation to limit expenses. The piece ends with a short anecdote about Marie Corelli’s public appearance.
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Cheney
Elyria
Lorain County
Jekell
Hyde
Oberlin Social News and Local Visits In Oberlin
Wilbur Peabody and Ruth Ralott announce their marriage in Monroe Michigan on August 21 1931. Oberlin residents attend family reunions and visits from Elyria Grand Rapids Dover Mineral City Norwalk Cumberland Ohio. Local clubs plan meetings picnics and sewing bee while Seaton Girls Ball team faces Polo Girls Lorain. Many Oberlin residents host guests from North Olmsted Cleveland and Kent during a busy week.
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Oberlin
Wilbur + Peabody
Ruth Ralott
Monroe
Mich
C. R. Summers
Elsie
Emerson Crowell
Wilbur Hannawalt
Ruggles Beech
E. M. Summers
Elyria
Grand Rapids
Dover
Mineral City
Norwalk
Cumberland
Ohio
Russian Soviet Trade Expands Under New Five Year Plan
Russian and American trade figures show possible large-scale U S purchases if credit and reciprocal terms are agreed. Henry T Rainey urged such a pact to boost foreign trade. The Soviet plan targets huge increases in power output coal and pig iron and expands railway and grain production. Amtorg cites European financing as draining U S purchases while Russia buys more from Europe. Some states lift restrictions on outside automobiles.
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Russia
Henry T. Rainey
House
United Press
Commerce Department
United States
Peter A. Bognavo
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Germany
England
Italy
Amtorg
Europe
Prudential files suit for 2765 on note in court
In court actions the Prudential Life Insurance Co. sues Simone DeSignore et al. for 2765 due on a promissory note. Annabelle Myers wins a divorce from Alford J. Myers on gross neglect of duty. plaintiff restores maiden name Annabelle C. Feeley.
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Prudential Life Insurance Company
Simone DeSignore
Annabelle Myers
Alford J. Myers
Common Pleas
Annabelle C. Feeley
Bond Prices In Higher Range
July 23 A higher price range prevailed in all sections of the bond market today as demand centered on domestic corporate issues spread to other departments. Railroad issues showed good demand with gains in Baltimore & Ohio Canadian Pacific Nickel Plate New York Central Erie and Atchison. Oil company bonds featured Shell Union Texas Corp and Standard Oil notes with solid gains. Utility bonds strengthened across the board while communications issues were strongest led by International Telephone 5s and 4 1 4s convertible Postal Telegraph 4s and Western Union notes.
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New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Nickel Plate
New York Cetral
Erie
Atchison Liang
Shell
Union
Texas Corp
Standard Oil
Washington’s seven city trip schedule ends at New York
The account traces a detailed rail journey from Warm Springs through Pittsburg Point Pleasant and Waterford to Albany and West Point then Manhattan finishing at 9 15 PM. It notes the route mirrors Washington’s long expedition and concludes that it would have taken him four years to complete.
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Winchester
Fort Necessity
Pittsburgh
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Pomeroy
Waterford
Fort Leboef
Rome
Mohawk Valley
Albany
Catskills
West Point
Hudson
Manhattan
George Washington Bridge
Newark
Finis
Washington
Woman Sent To Marysville Prison For Parole Violation
Hattie Williams of Lorain was removed from the county jail to serve a term in Marysville prison as a parole violator. She had been indicted for second degree murder in the death of her husband, but the charge was dismissed after her son Murray Hutchinson admitted responsibility. Hutchinson received a sentence at the Mansfield Reformatory.
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Marysville
Hattie Williams
Lorain
Murray Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Mansfield Reformatory
Chicago Board of Trade Readies 60 Day Futures Suspension
Chicago’s Board of Trade plans to suspend futures trading for 60 days amid a federal ruling. President Peter B. Carey defies the order after denying trading privileges to the National Grain Corporation, a Federal Farm Board subsidiary, as the ruling nears its effective date.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Federal Grain Futures Commission
la Salle Street
Peter B. Carey
Board of Trade
National Grain Corporation
Federal Farm Board P
Death notices and mournful obituaries in county paper
A bundle of death notices details Frances Kowaleski 71 of Kipling street died after a year illness, survived by three sons and a daughter with services at Holy Cross church and burial at St Marys Cemetery. Also obituary items for Anthony Schaden 89, Elizabeth Curtice 85, Truman Davis 56, and Charles Lyon 84, with birthplaces, family relations, and funeral arrangements listed.
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Frances
Toronto
Holy Cross Church
Lawrence Budney
St. Mary's Cemetery
Anthony Schaden
George Surman
West River Road
Germany
Anna Schaden
Emma Rindspach
North Ridgeville
Catherine Bennett
Markley
Bittner
St. Agnes Church
Leo Hrissell
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Elizabeth Curtice
LaGrange
Homerville
Medina County
LaGrage
Treya Hess
Cleveland
Melya Johnson
Fairview
Dewey Curtice
Elyria
Gladys Jenny
Wakeman
Lee Dernier
Gay Curtice Jr
Florence Curtice
Virgil Jump
LaGrange Cemetery
Cleveland Market Prices Mixed With Livestock and Grain Rates
Market reads show Cleveland produce steady with eggs and poultry. hogs and cattle largely steady, calves weak to steady, lambs down slightly. Grain and feed prices listed by category, including alfalfa, corn, wheat, oats, hay, straw, and mill feeds. various lot prices for flour and feed components noted.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Legion Jamboree draws 10500 at Chippewa Lake Park
More than ten thousand Legionnaires wives and children from 176 posts across Ohio gathered at Chippewa Lake Park for the American Legion Jamboree sponsored by Elyria Post. Drum corps from Tarentum Pa won first in competition with Massillon taking second and Berea third. Elyria did not compete. The Legion Junior League baseball title went to Tiffin after elimination games led by Milo Voxthiemer, a Wellington aviator. Prizes were presented by Davis E. Ingalls and John A. Elden. Cleveland hosted the ceremonies. The Elyria post estimated a $1000 profit to fund state convention plans in Toledo August 14 to 18. Next events head to Bellefontaine and Youngstown, with Sandusky backing for next year’s venue.
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Legionnaires
Ohio
Chippewa Lake Park
American Legion
Elyria Post
Tarentum
Detroit
Massillon Corps
Berea
Bellefontaine
Youngstone
Elyria Corps
Legion
Tiffin
Milo Voxthiemer
Wellington
Davis E. Ingalls
John A. Elden
Cleveland
W. C. Sudro
H. &. Agate
Elyria
Sandusky
Otto K. Mischka
Man Injured After Broad Street Car Crash
John Maskar, 27, of Berea, sustained a fractured right shoulder and fractured ribs when struck by a car on Broad Street Saturday afternoon. The driver, R Morris Pierce chief engineer of WGAR Cleveland, helped take Maskar to Memorial hospital with Peter Miller of Canfield Oil Company.
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John Maskar
Berea
R. Morris Pierce
WGAR
Cleveland
Broad Street
Maskar
Memorial Hospital
Pierce
Peter Miller
Canfield Oil Company
Smaller Juries To Be Used Here
The court plans trials by six jurors instead of twelve to cut costs at the September term. Judge W B Thompson announced the policy will apply whenever feasible. A bar committee, including L B Fauver, George Glitsch, and M F Stevens, is to meet this week to report recommendations on adopting the half jury.
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W. B. Thompson
L. B. Fauver
George Glitsch
M. F. Stevens
Man Collapses From Hunger on East Avenue
John Pfaff a 72 year old Cleveland man collapsed from hunger on East Avenue around 645 PM Saturday. Police took him to Memorial hospital where his condition was reported improved today. He was fed liquid food in limited quantities at the hospital.
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John Pfaff
Cleveland
East Avenue
Memorial Hospital
LaGrange Beats Grafton 6 to 3 in Ten Innings
In a hard fought game Sheldon Lumbers of LaGrange defeated Grafton Bittner Grocers 6 to 3 in ten innings. Grafton led early, LaGrange tied in the fifth, then held scoreless until the tenth when LaGrange scored three runs. Hastings and Wolcott had key hits, Harvey Hopkins delivered a double, Myles Spicer earned the win with four hits allowed and two of LaGrange’s total hits.
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Grafton
Sheldon Lumbers
LaGrange
Grafton Bittner Grocers
Lumbers
Hastings
Wolcott
Harvey Hopkins
Myles Spicer
Bittners
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Two bases Hopkins Fer bush Stolen bases Mocsny Hop kins Kolinski Left on bases Brtt ners LaGrange Base on balls Of Carino off Spicer Struck out By Carino Spicer Hits On Carino 13 in 10 innings off Spicer 4 in 10 innings Winning pitcher Spicer Losing pitcher Carino Umpire Figler
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Ferbush
Mocsny
H. Hopkins
Kolinski
Brttners
LaGrange
Carino
Spicer
Eagles Wallop Pirates 18 to 3 at Ely Stadium
Willis Jones limited the Pirates to six hits with sixteen strikeouts as the Eagles Juniors cruised to an 18 to 3 victory yesterday afternoon at Ely Stadium. Holbrook led the offense with four hits in six trips, including a double and a home run, while Fredy Ross and Jones each added three hits.
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Willis Jones
Eagles
Pirates
Ely Stadium
Holbrook
Fredy Ross
Jones
Carpenter Barbers Defeat Andress Auburns 25 to 16
The Carpenter Barbers beat the Andress Auburns 25 to 16 in a softball game yesterday morning at Riverview Park. The Reisz brothers led the attack with twelve hits combined. The Barbers host the Guerin Pretzels at Riverview Park at six o’clock.
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Carpenter Barbers
Auburns
Andress Auburns
Riverview Park
Reisz ‘Brothers
Barbers
Riverview
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Locust Street
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New London
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Lodi
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O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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