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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1926
Page
8
Government scientists from the Bureau of Standards announced a wind pressure study to determine accurate forces on tall buildings bridges and radio towers. Tests will use a ten foot wind tunnel with models to reduce unsafe reliance on assumed pressures and guide architects nationwide.
Ottawa June 4 General Sir Richard Turner war hero at a Canadian Legion meeting spoke against American tourists displaying Stars and Stripes on their cars in Canada. He supported barring such display unless the United States shows a corresponding display of the Union Jack. He urged Canadian tourists in the US to also display the flag of Britain.
Ridgeville High School celebrates its first annual commencement with a program conducted by Director BOW Bar a chorus under Irene Reynolds. Supt Redmond presents charter, class roll, diplomas, and speeches by Luthe Burbank and Grace Lolling with orchestra selections and a valedictory by Galen Tarr Ross. A stray old can injures a transformer near Oxlecoma triggering listener complaints.
Death notice for Josephine Noveshey and Murtin Noveskey records two deaths in Grafton and nearby. Josephine Noveshey of 500 Sixth Street died Saturday night after an illness. funeral at the funeral home and burial at Lallisle cemetery. Murtin Noveskey of Center Street died Sunday morning. services set at Assumption church with burial at Mars Cemetery.
A quiet Avon wedding took place at Me Thous Episcopal Church in Avon on June 3 at four o'clock in the afternoon. Edith Peake, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Vease and Robert Barr, son of Mr and Mrs William Bin, were united by Rev HE Coho. Mrs Barr and Mrs Barr were the only attendants. Edith Barr graduated Avon High School and studied at several colleges, with plans to live in Tachics home at East Avon.
Local Catholics show strong interest in the ceiling Eucharistic Congress to be held in Chicago this month. Attendees include Mrs. Joli Kirkbride and daughter, Farber Rhein, Ruth Melaushha, and Mir Tamblyn of Quiggesville. Special buses from Nortrawouw and a Cleveland chartered trolley will carry attendees to the event. Three speeders were fined in Lorain, with George Gal and Albert Eaths among those charged and Bronx facing costs.
Local bankers will attend a three day session of the Olng Bankers Association to be held at the Sfollen fien hotel. A report from the tag committees will be presented by the Lotain Counts Savings & Trust Co. sall. Rotary club luncheon set for Tuesday noon with Dr Tugma county hearts commissioner as speaker. Police inquiry requested by parents of Lester Cook Aaron, missing high school freshman last seen yesterday wearing blue trousers. Funeral services for Mrs S TR Squire scheduled at 229 Third Street Tuesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev War Moir Auld. Burial arrangements to follow.
Almanest awarded funds for a foundation and contract at 10202 Acarlti Drive. Judge Jucse Wy BH Fhompsom presided. Ivvorchess granted a divorce to Taompsom. Olive Burx granted from Thomas E Kirk on grounds of neglect and extreme cruelty.
Dr L J O Reilles of the American National Toe Breeders Assocation reports a litter of silver fox pups valued at 27990 each has been adopted by a 4 sardate female near here. The practice involves transferring pups to foster care as the dam regroups, amid noted racial antagonism between breed lines.
A Sultan Washington resident named Al Fansert plans a daring river voyage in a dusout cedar canoe to ride the Sunset Palle at Merculal Ls. The Pal ly group A044 foot and live whirlpools at the base are part of the station’s dramatic challenge.
Seven divorce suits were started this morning in the county's common pleas court by five women and two men. The cases name defendants from Elyria Lorain and Wellington with grounds including gross neglect of duty extreme cruelty and drunkenness. Plaintiffs seek alimony and custody of children where listed.
Brigabeuaerte Srevaess MWELLINGTON June 7 the bel calamary reaceu services were delivered by er L Buffington of the Chunk of Christ The church was filled Capacity for Carringtons message to the members of were am Pounthig class on the real va uc date Miss Jean Williams for 4019, and the male quartet of Messrs Lee Vora yn Gaworth and Jounson gave a special musical camper Married Mir Frenk Clodwick and Yrs Sin Blairs quiets ovat? on Saturday and are receiving wishes and congratulatro 913 of their friends Tye. Locals kiss Margiret and Jraaneile Warner entertain the mewn ern of the Entreous club at their home this evening. Mass Aletiay Stacey sang solo at the Congregational church yesterday morning. The Gat. June S$ Memorial cervices to be held on The Gat. June 8 in the 1 . Oo F Tale Dass TLeua Weaver of the Tat In Department travel im fuyrepe this summer. Mr and Mrs IR P Kelly and Clifford of Eisma. Mrs A Maler and Mrs Cort Thompon Amherst spent Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs A G Cur tee
A prize of 10000 francs has been proposed by Paris residents to fund a contest aimed at removing factories and homes from the city center. The plan envisions prompting redevelopment to free Paris from industrial and residential clutter.
The New York Yankees defeated Cleveland 5 to 2 in a brief nine and a half inning contest. Sherry Smith started for Cleveland but was pulled after two innings. Kar relieved and faced trouble as New York built a one run lead before the game ended with the Indians showing fighting spirit.
Oberlin Motors limited Waindaw Deer in Amherst area stadium on June 7. Bartlome pitched well and Oberlin led early, with Buckles, Gasser, and Powers delivering multiple hits. Oberlin dominated on offense and defense, registering several runs and steals as they outplayed Waindaw Deer in all facets.
Stribling, Georgia’s light heavyweight challenger, begins final training for his championship clash with Paul Berienbach Tuesday night at the Yankee stadium. He plans sparring and windup sessions this afternoon and tomorrow, then withdraws from boxing Wednesday to focus on light exercises.
The two weigh-in for Thurday afternoon show both fighters likely to make 175 pounds without trouble. Stribling favored to win due to Als sensational performance against Lisho, with Herlenbach in a prior bout cited. Advance ticket sales approach $60 with a potential $2,800 purse if sold out.
Chicago June 7 Two powerful movie interests Phiver Lasky and Galaban Wait corporations have merged to form a combined investment valued at about 190 million dollars. The consolidation gives control of hundreds of theaters and several production enterprises across the United States.
New York June 7 report says Mey James Stillman left for Grande Anse Quebec with unverified claim that a barber and guide named Bequiais may be the father of a child linked to a contested divorce. The estranged spouse denies the action as details surface in a volatile domestic dispute reported from the border region.
Amass of notes from Annapolis shows Gov. Ritchie formally announcing a bid for a third term. He filed his certificate of candidacy with the secretary of state while William Malone is listed as Ritchie’s only Democratic opponent and Mariottro as the lone Republican challenger.
A Peninsula man and a Girard resident were injured when a driver lost control on a road near Myria Cleves. The victims were treated at Livnier Memorial Hospital after the wreck near Tudserille.
Cleveland market notes show steady beef and dairy receipts with varied cattle and sheep prices. In London, New Holland reports a remarkable record sale of a pure bred Duroc Jersey sow producing 63 piglets over three years, totaling 1516 pounds from 56 hogs.
Former U S senator Pomerene announces avowed campaign for the Senate after being tapped by President Coolidge as special counsel in earlier probes. The formal declaration comes amid ongoing political maneuvering with supporters in Cleveland and mentions of attacks and a tense floor scene.
Los Angeles reports say Robert S. Savage, 32, former Yale football star, is recovering from wrist slashes after a suspected suicide attempt connected to a rejected marriage proposal to actress Clara Bow. Bow denied the engagement, calling the act dramatic and stating Savage’s remark that he would shoot himself showed genuine despair.
The L H S will graduate its largest class on June ninth with ninety three girls and fifty five boys. Rev R R Grant delivered the baccalaureate, and Samuel F itsh of Cleveland gave the commencement address. Sixteen graduates join the National Honor Society.
June to honors councilman L Brenstrup Cleveland whose death ends over a year of illness. The piece notes a scarcity of cattle top24 varieties in Texas, with specimens highly sought by museums and zoos amid limited supply.
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