Building Front Collapses on East Side This Morning
A second East Side building front collapsed at 3 10 am injuring bricks from the second story of a former Richwine Ice Cream Co building owned by Lee Day of Bradenton Florida. Barricades and a repair order had been in place for days as the vacant concrete block structure posed risk. Fire Chief W N Bates planned to remove loose bricks with a ladder truck this afternoon.
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Wigrta
Richwing Ice Cream Company
Lee
Day
Bradenton
Florida
W. N. Bates
Bates
Collateral Sale by Lake Shore Electric Co Reported
Cleveland Ohio June Ohio Utilities Finance Co long affiliated with Lake Shore Electric Railway and Lake Erie Power and Light bought collateral to protect investments and ensure continued service. The list includes bonds notes and stock in several lines and companies as part of Lake Shore liquidation under bankruptcy law.
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Cleveland, O
Ohio Utilities Finance Co
Lake Shore Electric Railway Co
Lake Erie Power and Light Co
Ohio Utilities Finance Company
Ben Fierle
Lake Shore Electric
Ohio
Lake Shore Electric Railway Company
Lake Erie Power and Light Company
the Electric Depot Company
Fostoria and Fremont Railway Company
Toledo, Fremont and Norwalk Railroad Company
Sandusky, Fremont, and Southern Railway Company
First Consolidated
Lorain Street Railway Company
Lowin Street Railway Company
Sandusky, Fremont and Southern Railway Company
Cooper Takes Lead In National Open Golf Tournament
At Baltusrol, Light Horse Harry Cooper of Chicago shot 73 to reach 211 after 54 holes and take a two stroke lead in the National Open. Victor Ghezz of Deal and Denny Shute trail at 213 and 214 respectively, with a cluster of top players close behind as Laffoon from Chicago sits at 215.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Baltusrol Country Club
Springfield
N. J
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Victor Ghezz
Deal
Ted
Denny Shute
Shute
Laffoon
Neighbors Build Four Room Home At 109 Blake
Daniel and Mrs Ferber construct a four room one story house at 109 Blake with bricks from the old Cleveland Southwestern power house lumber from Westside settlement house and neighbor help. Basement digging proceeds as friends pitch in and work advances rapidly with an estimated cost of $2000.
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Hart Dickason
Daniel Ferber
Blake Street
Cleveland- Southwestern
Westside
Ferber's
Ferber’s
Budget strain from epidemic hits county home funding
Trustees report fifty percent or more spent in several items and warn the overall county budget of around 43 686 may be exhausted by September or October. Home Superintendent Holland cites 230 children under the Home’s care and 75 in foster homes, with tighter staffing and only one investigator. He estimates epidemic costs around 200 and will present a supplemental report to the board. Harry Cole of Elyria fined 2 dollars and costs for reckless driving on Load street.
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J. G. Holland
Howe
Holland
Harry Cole
Elyria
Load Street
Dan A. Baird
Arthur McRoberts
Helen
Joseph Weigl
Rudolph Weigl
Ripley
George Bennett
Jean Coats
Oberlin
Myron Hill
East College Street
Oberlin High School to Graduate Sixty Nine in 1936 Class
Oberlin Ohio June 6 A class of sixty nine including thirty nine girls and thirty boys will receive diplomas at Oberlin High School commencement on Wednesday June 10 at eight o clock in the First Church in Oberlin The address will be given by William B Wenner superintendent Harbor Schools Ashtabula Names of graduates from the class of 1936 are listed along with Sunday schedule of local churches and notices of marriages and travels across town.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin High School
Oberlin
William B. Wenner
Harbor Schools
Ashtabula
Elsie Pauline Avery
Alma Elaine Beach
Jeanette Etta Berg
Constance Betty
Vesta
Virginia Phelps
Ethel Virginia
Phillips
Lida
Elizbeth Roberts
Elizabeth Man Rogers
Kathleen Florence Rosecrans
Harriet Meda Sandrock
Harriet Dale Scott
Mabie
Irene Shook
Helen Bernice Spotts
Eleanor Ellen Squires
Tertrude
Roberta Squires
Audrey Marilyn Stevens
Ora
Charlotte Streicher
Jeanne Margaret Wait
Marty Gladys Waldecker
Clarence Keneath Baumann
Richard Merideth
Cain
Stephen
Winchester Nana
John Fort Dudley
Richard Saxton Dudley
Howard Charie
Gibbs
Martin Warren Jackson
Leslie Frank Ketch
Jona Clayton Lee
Lendrum
Acker MacKachron
Harald Kenneth Miller
Carleton Hugo Ohly
Church Notices and Schedule at Local Congregations
Church notices list ministers and educators at Hirst, First Methodist, and First Baptist churches. The entries note curricula and service times including Sunday School at 9:45 a.m., morning sermons on religious topics, and youth activities such as Epworth League at 6:45 p.m. including leaders Merrell Bramer M Harold Hepp and Ernest Yocom.
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M. Zion
F. N. Maryleburn
Turnor
Rust Methodist Church
David M. Jordan
Murph
C. Tarter
Hirst Church
J. A. Richards
Merrell B. Bramer
M. Harold Hepp
the Church
First Methodist Church
Lee Witeman
Ernest Yocom
Ora Burke
God
London Allies and Old Guard Clash Over Party Platform
Reports from the Republican convention era reveal tentative planks debated by London supporters including labor relations reform state compacts for uniform laws and a social security program run by states. A farm relief plan and a revised reciprocity tariff are discussed amid factional maneuvers as Borah Knox and Taft face off with potential vice presidential prospects.
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Old Guard
London
Senate
Convention Resolutions Committee
Kansas
William E. Parnhill
Republican High Command
Hoover
Farmers Study Plantings In County
Lorain County farmers test new corn and tomato varieties to see if they perform better than present crops. Henry Leimbach's Brownhelm plot compares four sweet corn hybrids with Golden Cross Bantam, among others in Ohio. Additional trials run by Julius Kelling and Laster Youtzy evaluate seven tomato varieties and twelve silage corn types on multiple Lorain County farms.
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Lorain County
Henry Leimbach
Brownhelm Township
Ohio
Toledo
Cincinnati
Marietta
CG. I. Hummell
Julius Kelling
Telegraph Road
Leimbach Farm
Laster M. Youtzy
Hhis Farm
Elyria Township
Youtry
Judy
Pritchard
Rutgers
Margo
Fenn State
Spring Garden
Scarlet Dawn
C. E. Dickason
Penfeld Township
Woodburn
Leaming
Lancaster
Blue Ridge
Old Virginia
Lélmbach
Brownheim Township
N. J. Hoskin
Eaton
H. T. Breyley
Wellington
Longtime Lorain chemist Hawk dies at 72
William Hawk a former chief chemist for Cambria Johnson and National Tube Company, retired in 1928, died aged 72. He led a church board at First Methodist and is survived by his wife, five children, a daughter in law, a son in Birmingham, ten grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral from 216 West Avenue Monday at 2 p.m. Rev. Bond to officiate. burial Brookdale Cemetery. Cedar Rapids Engineering sues L. W. Perkins of Elyria for 210 dollars on a note.
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Hawk
First Methodiat Church
William RB. Hawk
George Johnson
Iyria
Peer Nielsen
Lorain
Clayton Hawk
Grand Rapids
Edgar Hawk
Birmingham
Alabama
Annie Brand
Millersville
Sudra
West Avenue
Rev
B. J. Bond
Brookdale Cemetery
Enclosing Porches Petition Before Zoning Board
Hart Dickason, building inspector, disclosed a petition to the zoning board seeking a change in building restrictions to allow enclosing a front porch. Current rules bar porch enclosure as it would be like an addition and affect the street setback. He said many homeowners wish to modernize by enclosing porches, but the present restriction blocks it.
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Zoning Board
Hart Dickason
Court actions seek funds from stockholders and debtors
State Banking Superintendent S H Squire sues Stephen Petrick for 222 under double liability rules. Cleveland Trust sues Christina Hoult and others for 3290 with mortgage foreclosure. Robert Brickman sues John Bendiko and others for 350 to satisfy a judgment and sell property. First Savings and Loan sues Henry Crowns and others for 2453 and foreclosure on Russia township property.
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S. H. Squire
Union Trust Company
Cleveland
Stephen Petrick
Petrick
Robert Brickman
John Bendiko
Carlisle Township
First Savings and Loan Company
Henry Crowns Et al
Russia Township
Former Elyrian To Exhibit At Texas Exposition
D. A. Cleveland former Elyrian, now of Weslaco Texas, will display a wildlife collection at the Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas. The taxidermist presents six mounted deer heads, a leopard cat, a javelina, two coyotes, an iguana, a pelican, two ducks, and a road runner from Panhandle district specimens, with deer heads paired facing and locked horns. Deer were killed on a ranch near Edinburg.
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Dallas
Elyrian
D. A. Cleveland
Weslaco
Texas
Panhandle
Leveland
Ufe
Edinburg
Black Legion murders spur statewide grand jury probes
Bodies of two men were found by a roadside and identified as victims in a Black Legion tied slaying mystery. A caller linked the case to the Black Legion, prompting a new search and the recovery of a severed head. Gov Fitzgerald ordered investigations and possible removal of Oakland county Prosecutor Pence amid a payrolls corruption probe. A Wayne county grand jury inquiry began amid secret testimony about Black Legion membership in county and city payrolls.
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Cleveland
Black Legion
Legion
Frank Fitzgerald
David C. Pence
Oakland County
Citizens’ Committee
Pence
David H. Crowley
Fitzgerald
James F. Chenot
Wayne County
Sevyen City
Market Prices and Grains Report from Cleveland and Chicago
The market page lists live poultry and butter markets with price moves for hens leghorns ducks and broilers, plus potatoes and grains. It includes Chicago cash quotations for butter eggs poultry and grain futures, with regional notes on receipts, shipments, and price levels, highlighting supply demand signals and farm market activity.
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Cleveland Phudece
Wtandards
EGUS
Old Isc
Broilers
Brollera
Chicago
Teibu Lube
Plymouth Rock Springs
White Rocks
Plymouth
White Rock
Lexhorn
Raneters
United States Department of Agriculture
Uniteld States
Biles Triumphs
Mississippi
Ee S
Ga. Ao
Arkansas
U.S
Louisiana
Caliifornia
Idaho
Burbanks
Woolarado McClures
BBC
Trark
Lou Gehrig’s Streak Reaches 1700 Games For Yankees
New York reports Lou Gehrig, the Iron Horse, extended his consecutive game streak to 1700 on June 1 1926. The Columbia graduate, admired for resilience through injuries and illness, has won three American League MVP awards and holds multiple batting and home run records while maintaining a .380 season pace.
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New York
Columbia University
New York Yankees
Larrupin
Lou Gehrig
Iron Horse
Lou
Babe Ruch
Deacon Scott
Romerone King
CIGARS EDGE ALLYS ON LATE HIT AT MCKINLEY DIAMOND
Cigars edged Electro Alloys with a seventh inning run driven in by Cashner, Lee swipes home for the winning run on McKinley Diamond.
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Newuearick
Electro Alloys
McKinley
Cashner
Lee
Meat Roast Burns At Springer Home
Neighbors reported smoke at noon and firemen found the Springer residence filled with smoke from a roast that had burned on the stove. John Springer said he had gone to sleep, leaving the meal unattended at 615 Middle Avenue.
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John Springer
Middle Avenue
Springer
Flea Weevil Warning For Lorain County Apple Growers
Agricultural extension agent Hummel warns Lorain County apple growers to watch for the flea weevil in the coming days. Evidence appears as small leaf holes, and larvae show as raised leaf areas. Few controls exist now. advise varying next spring sprays to target this insect.
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Lorain County
Hummel
Yrummel
Landonites edge Stelwer in key Republican leadership spot
Landon leaders push for a compromise candidate amid a heated race for a top Republican position. Stelwer, mostly progressive, is eyed as a possible choice to bridge factions and win Old Guard support in the high command.
Collision reports two accidents in city area
Howard Hewitt of 324 Haat Bridge Street sustained damage in a collision at Wentavenue and Lodi about 11 p m yesterday. A second crash occurred at Broad Street at 2 p m yesterday involving Mrs. H Peachey of Columbia Station and Charles Merchant of Lorain.
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Howard Hewitt
Haat Bridge Street
Wentavenue
Lodi
Broad Street
H. Peachey
Columbia Station
Charles _ Merchant
Lorain
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Lake Shore Electric Co
Esther Alflen
Allan Harris
P. Edwards
Christ Church Episcopal
L. E. Daniels
Grace Lutheran Church
Grange Halls
H. Dawe
Sacred Heart Church
James P. Brennan
D. D
Christian Science Society
Rowland Hall
Christian and Missionary Alliance
J. D. Bell
East Oberlin
Clarence Ward
Mir
David Mover
Vinalhaven
Maine
T. H. Rowland
Lyman B. Hall
Claremont
California
W. G. Caskey
G. Walter Fiske
West College Street
New York City
Margaret
Low-Heswood School For Girls
Stamford
Conn
Weer-Clais
Adonnnis Temple
First Baptist
Hu Bertram Crenker
Koever
Resolutions Committee
Borah
Frank Knox Ofllinois
Acanty
I. J. Dickmar
Iowa
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Landon
Frederick Stecier
Ore-gon
Fastern
Hamilton
James W. Wadsworth
J. Henry Roraback
Connecticut
Wadsworth
New Yorker
American Liberty League
Steiner
Arthur HH. Vandenberg
Dickinson
Roraback
Hilles
Cedar Rapids Engineering Company
L. W. Perkins
Cleveland Trust Company
Christina Hoult Et al of
Brollers Colure
Crollera Leghorn
Vrallers Leghorn
Ytti
Buem
Michigan
Lex Bbc
New Red
Louie
Virginia
Sheets Elevetor Co
Dvuiropild Milling Coorn
Arou
Ilou
Ava
Xtra
Toleno
Wooster
Iba
Leghorn
Getrig
Lneup
Lonce
Rapid
Qnart
Costa Lees _O'Donnell
Cascade Hall
Nativity
South Amherst
Sibley & Sprague Telephone
Intorain County
Western Reserve
Lorata County Company
Lorate
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