Settlement House League Schedules for Boys and Girls Baseball
The Settlement House announces summer schedules for the Joys' Junior League boys and girls teams with games at four o'clock. Rain games move to Friday. forfeits occur if teams miss start time unless prior arrangements are made. Matches list several pairings with dates from June 1 to July 10, including McKinley, Gates, Franklin, Hamilton, Roosevelt, St. Mary's, and Jefferson clubs.
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Shedule
Settlement House
Joys
McKinley A
Gates
Franklin A
Hamilton
Franklyn
McKinley C
Roosevelt
St. Mary’s
Efferson A
Gates A
Half Million See Derby in England at Epsom Downs
Crowds gather for the 148th Epsom derby as up to ten million tune in by radio. A field of twenty three three year olds includes Fairway Sunny Trace and Flamingo with multitudes backing bets and sweepstakes totaling over five million dollars. Captain Griffith of West Africa holds Fairway's Calcutta sweepstakes ticket and expects a $31 220 000 prize if he wins. Hundreds of American tourists travel to the race as Parisians fly in for the event with crowds and aircraft overhead.
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Epsom Downs
Eng
Lord Derby
Lord Dewar
Sunny Trace
Laurence Phillips
Calcutta
Stock Exchange
Tf Fairway
Tain H. P. Griffith
Fairway
Griffith
United Press
Yola
Nigeria
Singland
Mfe
Paris
Franklin and McKinley clash in July bracket rounds
July matchups feature Franklyn facing McKinley B, McKinley C meeting McKinley A on July 16, Roosevelt taking on Gates B on July 17, and Roosevelt facing Gates A on July 20.
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McKinley C
McKinley
Roosevelt
Gates
Gates A
American Results: Washington Defeats St Louis 4 1
Washington tops St Louis 4 to 1 in a game where all other MLB matches were postponed. Today’s schedule features New York at Cleveland, Boston at Detroit, Philadelphia at St Louis, and Washington at Chicago.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
National Games Today St Louis at New York
National games lead today with St Louis meeting New York in a marquee matchup. Cincinnati visits Brooklyn while Chicago heads to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh travels to Boston for key league contests.
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Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn A
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Brookln
Baseball Leaders and Homer Totals Across Leagues
Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees along with Hauser of the Athletics posted notable home runs. In the National League Bottomley with the Cardinals and Bissonette with the Robins joined L Wilson of the Cubs, while Reeves and Goslin led Senators. League totals and season totals show 305 homers.
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Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Hauser
Athletics
Cardinals
Bissonette
Robins
L. Wilson
Cubs
Boys Indoor Team Seeks Games With Youth Teams
A local boys indoor team seeks matches against youth teams aged 14 to 19. For games call 6983.
Huntington Social Notes Deeply Tied to Area Homes
Huntington notes list visitors and neighbors from Canton Pasadena Wellington and beyond. Families like Crile Neel Handley Leininger and Hart appear with visits to and from homes in Wellington Oberlin Spenc er and Homerville while teachers depart for Indiana and Avon Lake. Community events include Circle No 1 meeting and Dec oration Day visits.
Community church dinner serves 180 in Pittsfield
The Pittsfield community church dinner on June 6 served 180 people. Out of town guests included many Oberlin residents and local officials. Entertainment during the meal featured Roy Mosier and son Chalmer with instrumental music and reading by Mrs. Ed Schramm. All efforts were well received.
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Pittsfield
N. D. Backus
Don Myers
W. B. Richmond
Elyria
van der Feyl
Arnold
O. C. McKee
H. C. Wangeriin
H. Ll. Bassett
John Hope
Mina Pitts
Ed. Schramm
Oberlin
Roehel
H. C. Otterhacher
Wellington
Roy Mosier
Chalmer
Ed Schramm
Reading
CANDIDATES FILE FOR NOMINATIONS IN COLUMBUS
In Columbus on June 6 two state officials filed for Republican nominations in the August primary. Chief Justice Carrington T Marshall of Zanesville seeks the U S Senate short term, while State Auditor Joseph T Tracy of Columbus seeks renomination for auditor. Marshall currently serves a second term since 1920 and 1926 elections. Tracy is a one-field candidate for auditor and is completing his second term after elections in 1922 and 1924. Gilbert Bettman of Cincinnati filed late for attorney general. Decorations and social notes follow with various Toledo Elyria Lorain residents and relatives mentioned. a death occurs for Mr. Perenski with burial at St Marys cemetery and services at Holy Cross church.
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Columbus
Carrington T Marshall
Zanesville
U. S
Frank B Willis
Joseph T. Tracy
Marshall
Col
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Theodore E. Burton
Hugh Nichols
Tracy
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
Bettman
American Legion
N. Strohmeler
Toledo
Marcella
Betty Bemis
Elyria
G. H. Dion
R. E. Heath
Mrs. Heath
Eaton
Familly
Shelby
LaGrange
F. J. Schmitz
John Schmitz
Lorain
Peter A
Charley Gleisner
Telefords
Wellington Area Social and Graduation Notices Update
The Wellington community records numerous visits and gatherings with Elyria Oberlin and Amherst families. Graduate notices include Karl Avery Scott Avery Harold Green Hattie Kruger Leona McConnell and Lois Brown with Rev Lafayette Cox and Marsaline Jackson in Cleveland for May 25 ceremony.
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Walter Bush
Elyria
Clayton Cole
Oberlin
Fred McQueen
Amherst
Richard Gibbons
Wellington High School
Karl
Scott Avery
Harold Green
Hattie Kruger
Leona McConnell
Oberlin ‘High High School
Lois Brown
Will Rogers
Wm. Green
Hitchcock
Grafton
R. E. Campbell
de Forest Matchan
Brighton
Gar McRoberts
Edward
Carlisle
M. T. Brown
Cleveland
March
Lafayette C. Cox
Buffalo
NW Y
Marsaline Jackson
Albert Jackson
Pittsfield
Cox
Oberlin School of Theology
Melissa Gill
Sarah Carter
Frank Hewitt
Kipton
Henry Coulson
Maranatha
Baptist Sunday School of Wellington
Dela Dague
A. M. Hall
Fanny West
Fanny
Nettie West
Miss Major
Plymouth
F. J. Thompson
Rochester
Carl G. Brandt
Merton Kittle
Frances
Fremont, O
E. Campbell
Roy Moser
Chalmer
Harry Farrar
H. F. Bartlett
J. Dobrin
Lorain
Roumania
New Oberlin News Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Doro Smith returns to New Oberlin after two months in Texas and Chicago reporting better health. Pomroy and family of Elyria visit the Heaths. Dion and son Arthur attend a party in Elyria. Larley Telford spends Wednesday with Wakeman friends as Cleveland’s Lucile Emerich visits. Harvey Peabody, lately in South America, plans to join his wife in Seattle. Mrs. Peabody travels from Salt Lake City to visit her sister for a month. Mrs. Hackett of Talmadge stays with the Peabodys to help in her mother’s absence.
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New Oberlin
Dorothy Smith
Texas
Chicago
Pomroy
Elyria
R. F. Heath
G. H. Dion
Arthur
J. Will
Wakeman
Lucile Emerich
Cleveland
Harvey Peabody
South America
W. Wes Peabody
Seattle
Washington
W. H. Peabody
Salt Lake City
Josephine Gardner
J. J. Hackett of
Talmadge
Peabody
West Ridge Social Notes and Local Weddings
West Ridge continues a crowded social ledger with visits among the Speidelbergs Penfinds and Lauer families from Elyria Oberlin and Amherst. Weddings include Miss Helen Hahn and Joseph Briggs while 4 H clubs discuss salads and health habits at Eldreds. Mary Hahn and Cov ers and many neighbors share Sunday visits and a neighborly parade of guests from Elyria Vermilion Oberlin and Carlisle Center.
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West Ridge
Lewis Speidelberg
Erma and
Russell
Townline Road
Theodore Grills
Carlton Penfound
Archie Penfound
Ronald
Ely Tla
J. H. Penfounds
Lillian
Lois
Chester Sprague
Amherst
F. N. Hopkins
Carl Fowl
Kenneth
Patricia Ann
Martin Trentre
Kenneth Arnold
Carlton
Drusendahl
Elyria
Dick Johnston
Ray Hastings
Litchfield
EJ . Burrer
Ernest Handyside
Ray McDonald
E. J. Burrer
R .E. Jordan
Mary
Ashland
W. H. Hart
Harvey Brown
A. M. Johnston
Henry Wacker
Evangeline
Oberlin
George Lauer
Martin Lauer
John Hahn
Butternut Ridge
Mary Hahn
Philip Decker
Walter Decker
North Olmsted
Carlisle Center
Harry Wahn
Grafton
Jacob Battenhouse
Henry Hacker
Hollis Beighley
George
J. H. Pearound
Oberlin Road
Harry Hinkson
Kate Unger
Edith Boughton
Julia Tlart
Edward Sweeney
Donald
Lewis Caywood
Ardith
George Walker
George Unger
Frank Kelble
Patricia
Henrietta
Merle Penfound
Lucile
Carlisle
Laura Mae Lauer
Helen Hahn
Ollie Minnich
J. H. Penfound
Willdare McCauley
Oberlin Toad
Harry Lauer
Robert Mason
Hoover Leaders Favor Farm Plank
Kansas City June 6 Hoover Republicans completed hearings on four state delegate contests and will hear South Carolina Tennessee and Texas today Florida Kentucky Louisiana and Mississippi contests were disposed of Georgia is partly settled with only three of sixteen votes involved and not affecting the presidential preference The Georgia delegation is viewed as favorable to Hoover The four state contests covered 35 delegates and Hoover won all but two Louisiana delegates split He expects contests to finish by Thursday evening The farm issue widens the split between Hoover supporters and the anti Hoover coalition Elmer Bullis arrived from Chicago predicting 60000 to 75000 farmers will pressure the convention for a strong farm relief plank Hoover leaders say they will push a farm plank at the convention though they do not back the McNary Haugen bill
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Kansas City
Republican National Committee
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Florida
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Georgia
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Walter Cohen
Fhegro
J. H. Lowry
Hoover Group
anti-Hoover Coalition
Elmer E. Bullis
Farmers’ Army
Chicago
Hoover Forces
Hoover Farm
Elyria social notes highlight visits and junior play
Elyria residents hosted relatives including Mr and Mrs A W Mason and families. Guests from North Eaton and Oberlin joined callers, while Emma and Margaret Pallas attended the Elyria High School junior class play. The P B members entertained their mothers with a poppy roll call and songs led by Lilian Eldred, with Mrs B O Pope and Lucile Penfound among speakers. Nadine Rice spoke to the group.
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Elyria
A. W. Mason
Harley Wilson
Ireta
North Eaton
Mason
Emma
Margaret Pallas
Elyria High School
Dorothy Lottman
George Bauman
Oberlin
Theodore Grills
Melvin
Harold
F. Smith
South Ridge
Ed. Smith
Ofaxipe
Catherine
Wlyria
Martin Lauer
P. B
Marian Lauer
America
Lilian Eldred
Lillian Eldred
B. O. Pope
Lucile
Robert Penfound
Nadine Rice
Youth urged to lead not follow in this dynamic era
A speaker extolled today’s youth urging self denial and sacrifice for humanity while aligning with peers to reach their highest life deals. Lina Bergh was cited as an example. The evening featured a piano solo by Lillian Eldred and readings, with two encores, followed by a social time with music enjoyed by the young people.
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Linabergh
Lillian Eldred
Rice
Violet
Esther Rowley
Hazel McMullin
Oberlin Road
Wm. Peabody
Dehn Road
Harry Lauer
Fred Vietzen
Nova Scotia
Lewis Folger
Lorain
Elyria
A. M. Johnston
W. H. Hart
Oberlin
Joseph Rosine
Cleveland
Julia Sutton
England
Merle Penfound
Lucile
Robert
Mary Hahn
Jess McMullin
Oberlard
C. F. Lang
Getta Miller
Friendsville
Howard Pifer
Samuel Unangst
Arthur Unangst
Lodi
John Simms
Raymond
Joseph Yunger
A. D.marino
Annelee
R. Marino
Roland
Akron
C. N. Williams
Steve Sepsy
Local residents visit Elyria and nearby towns
Mrs Charles Ashbrook of Find lay called on C F Lang Saturday. Several Elyria residents visited C N Willisma and Etta Brown family on Decoration Day. A baccalaureate service drew families from Elsah Lakewood Sandusky and Carlisle Center. Weyland and Hunger attended Cleveland business.
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Charles Ashbrook
Find
Lay
C. F. Lang
Arthur Fesler
Murray Ridge
James Renouard
Willard Stanley
Gene
Elyria
C. N. Willisma
Sandy
Etta Brown
H. D. Austin
Edward Jackson
Janet
Lakewood
Albert Ehke
George Ehlke
Irving Ehike
R. F. Hobill
Charles Smith
Herbert Phillips
Elsha
Luella Holzmiller
Sandusky
Jess McMullin
Hazel
M. E. Church
Moses Kolb
Marian
Carlisle Center
George Lauer
Charles Toth
Charles
Margaret
Elizabeth
Alec
Steve
Wesles
Fremont
Walt Wagner
Ladies Aid Society
C.H. Hunger
Cleveland
Glacier Park lakes stocked by government pose risk to fish
Glacier National Park contains 250 lakes, but only two goats of the continental divide hold fish. Federal introductions have broadened the number of lakes with fish, altering the park's aquatic balance and wildlife.
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Glacier National Park
Continental Divide
Eyes as Key to Animal Mysteries Studied by Vermont Professor
A Vermont professor proposes that studying the eyes of wild animals unlocks much about their lives and habits, suggesting gaze and eye structure reveal behavior and ecology previously hidden from researchers.
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Vermont
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Marion Neel
Gratton
Harold Rolce
Hart Leininger
James Myers
J. C. Rapking
H. D. Bowen
Helen
Clifford
George Taft
Sarah Brouse
Perry Sooy
George Hart
Ella Jackson
Indiana
Hazel Pitzer
Avon Lake
A. C. Kolbe
Vrrank Schibley
Burschtel
Mr. Kane
Hazel Smith
Erma Crile
Afr
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St. Petersburg
Asb* Neel
H. T. Gardner
Forest
Robert Handley
M. C. Leininger
O .V. Roberson
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Homer Ville
Dewey Leininger
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Little
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Ray Coats
Walter Handley
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Community Aid Society Circle No. 1
Asby Neel
Court Roice
Ilenry Haas
Grace Crilo
Mrs. Haas
Fern Thudium
M. A. Campbell
Karl W. Plocher
Lorain Co. Bank
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