Van Sweringen Recall Questioned in Morgan Probe
June 7 Washington The Banking Investigating Committee convened to press Morgan & Co for income tax return details and to probe financing of the Van Sweringen railroad ventures. J P Morgan partners Laf Mont, Ewing and Harold Stanley are named as targets for return disclosure while O P Van Sweringen provided few memories of the transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Quate Banking Investigating Committee
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
Johnee W. Davis
O. P. van Sweringen
Morgan Bank
van Sweringen
Ferdinand Pecora
van Sweningens
Cleveland Brothers
Morgan Partners
Pecora
Thomas S. Lamont
William Ewing
Harold Stanley
Summer school costs planned for Elyria district
Elyria City Board of Education approved employing six high school teachers and two grade school teachers for the summer term which began Monday. Superintendent R. C. Maston said the program will cost about 72 dollars to the district with an estimated expense near 600 and anticipated income around 528.
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Elyria City
Elyria High School Posts First Deficit in Years
Superintendent R C Maston told the school board that the recent commencement and baccalaureate cost $144 while receipts totaled $95, producing a $49 deficit. The shortfall stemmed from many free tickets issued for the large class, the largest in Elyria High School history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
R. C. Maston
Great writers help us understand our own experience
A reflective line notes that a central role of major authors is to render human experience intelligible to readers. The crafted thought emphasizes literature as a lens for self comprehension and meaning.
Amherst High 47th Commencement Tonight at 8:15
Forty seven graduates from Amherst High will receive diplomas at the 47th annual commencement in the school auditorium this evening. J. Clifford, president of the Board of Education, will present the diplomas. Speaker Joseph W. Fichter of Columbus will address the audience on The Outlook for Our Graduates.
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Amherst High
J. §. Clifford
Board of Education
Joseph W. Fichter
Columbus
Health round-up for school children at Oberlin Public School
A health and hygiene round-up for children entering school in the fall will be held by the County Wealth department of Oberlin at the Public School on June 12. The PTA health and hygiene committees will assist, including Mrs. F. E. Eastman, Miss Dorotha Hearn, and Miss Thelma Bond. All mothers with children of school age are urged to attend.
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County Wealth Department of
Oberlin
Parent-Teacher Association of
F. E. Eastman
Dorotha Hearn
Thelma Bond
Mrs Battenhouse Discharged From Clinic Care At Home
Mrs. George Battenhouse of Cornell avenue was discharged after treatment at the Cleveland Clinic and was moved to her home Tuesday in a Zilch invalid carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Battenhouse
Cornell Avenue
Cleveland Clinic
Hospital News Admits and Discharges Noted
Admitted: Mrs. Otha Street of East street Amherst. Discharged: Mrs. Edward Williams and Mrs. Walter Zeck of Lorain. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Otha Street of East street.
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Hospital News
Otha Street
East Street
Amherst
Edward Williams
Lorain
Walter Zeck
Local Lorain and Amherst Social Visits Reported
Miss Lou Jane Truxell of Lorain is guest of Miss Myrtle Franklin. J. A. Elden of Cleveland visited Amherst Tuesday evening. Mrs. William Hasselman of Cleveland spent Tuesday afternoon in Amherst. Mr. and Mrs. M. Duchoslaur of Lorain visited Amherst relatives Tuesday evening. Mrs. Katherine Hageman of Lorain spent Tuesday afternoon in Amherst.
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Lou Jane Truxell
Lorain
Myrtle Franklin
J. A. Elden
Cleveland
William Hasselman
Amherst
M. Duchoslaur
Katherine Hageman
Circle One of St. Ann's Society Hosts Card Party
Mrs Hugo Truscello of Forest Street hosted Circle Number One of St. Ann's Society. Plans were made for a public card party on Friday evening June 16 at Mrs A P Roth's Cleveland Avenue home. Four 500 tables were played with high score by Mrs Peter Nelson, second by Mrs Joseph Sposa, door prize to Mrs Frank Franklin. Luncheon served to 15 members and guest Mrs Charles Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Truscello
Forest Street
St. Ann's Society
A. P. Roth
Cleveland Avenue
Peter Nelson
Joseph Sposato
Frank Franklin
Charles Henry
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and Sheffield Township
Property transfers listed include George Bucur to Sofia Bucur quitclaim deed for lot 449 in Sheffield Land Company's First Addition Lorain. John A. Fisher to Philip L. O Mahon on West Twentieth Street and Oakdale Avenue Lorain. Fred J. GeMeiner to J. A. Hagen lot 7 Krantz Addition. A. V. Hageman to Willis E. Karnes and Viola May Karnes Massey Avenue Sheffield Township. Sheriff's deed to A. V. Hageman sublots 26 27 block 1 Lampman and Foote Allotment Sheffield Township. West View Realty Company to Kuzman Harambsas and Eva Jaram bsas sublot 142 West View Park Allotment Columbia Town.
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George Bucur
Sofia Bucur
Sheffield Land Company
Lorain
John A. Fisher
Philip L. O’mahon
West Twentieth Street
Oakdale Avenue
Fred J. GeMeiner
J. A. Hagen
Krantz
A.V. Hageman
Willis E
Viola May Karnes
Massey Avenue
Sheffield Township
A. V. Hageman
Black
Lampman and Foote's
West View Realty Company
Kuzman Harambsas
Eva Jarambas
West View Park
Columbia Township
Radio Programs and Band Lineups Across Cleveland Stations
A listing of radio schedules for WGAR WTAM WAEF WIZ WABC WADC WLW and others, detailing programs, bands, and hosts through various times. Includes music, news, and entertainment segments with names like Uncle Clyde Aunt Judy Crime Clues and Bing bonuses, reflecting a dense, period-typical radio guide.
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Wgar
Uncle Clyde
Lowell Thomas
Andy
Arshalh
Ady Virginia
Aunt Judy
Yoey
Banta
Herman
Elarris
Stern
Rose
Lincoin Tavern
Grand Terrace
WTAM
Waldorf Astoria
Piealant Pete
Lum
Abner
Baseball Resun
Gene
Glenn
Two Goldbergs
Fannie Brice
Donald Nevis
Grofe
la-Trappers
Cole Pipe Club
Misha Levitski
Cole
College Inn
Fidler
Cleveland Radio Schedule Highlights Aimed at Night Listeners
A detailed June 8 broadcast grid lists programs from WTA and WGOAR stations, including musical acts, orchestras, and variety segments. Notable entries include Morning Parade, U.S. Navy Band, Solos, Ladies of the Next Door, and Dance Hour, with musicians such as Vaughn King, Florence Trio, and the Waldorf Astoria appearances. The long lineup also shows station identifiers WIAY and Oahu Serenaders with various acts and interludes, concluding with Phantom Gypsy and Death Valley.
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WTA
A.M
Glee Club
Iiao
Harding Sisters
the Upstaters
Florencia Trio
Cheerto
Vaughn King
U. S. Navy
Vith
Toehn Marvin
Orehnestra
Darby
Women'’s Review
Green Bros
Arnold
Amber
Waldorf Astoria
J. RB. Kennedy
Essex Fashle
Pie Plant Pete
Lum
Abser
Gene
Glenn
the Goldberger
Landt
White
World News
Oahu
Mountain Bowl
City Mission
Royo Evans
Dizzy Fingers
Bannen
Ensble
Cactus Jim
Sara Stanton
Fern Southard
Studio
Leela Walker
Charles Reed
K-Hackett
Orch
Mitzi
George
Frenchy
Plaza Orch
Poisin Gardner
Geltman's
Deeds and Medical Anecdote Split in Local Notices
Sheriff transfers 25 acres 2 acres and 21 acres on Vermilion River Brownhelm Township W S Miller to Lorain County Savings and Trust on West Avenue Elyria and alley between Third and Fourth Street Elyria Quitclaim deeds 47 acres on State Road Henrietta Township to Citizens Home and Savings Adams and Emma Radke also to Citizens Home and Savings 47 acres State Road Henrietta A famed physician addressed heart specialists warning about irregular pulse while another speaker jokes about bald heads and death summary relies on readable fragments and preserves entities and places
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Ruben A. Miller
Vermilion River
Brownhelm Township
W. S. Miller
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
West Avenue
Elyria
Third
Fourth Street
William and
Julia Taubert
Citizens Home and Savings Association
State Road
Henrietta Township
Adam and
Emma Radke
Barrymore Stars in Looking Forward at Capitol Theatre
Lionel Barrymore leads in Looking Forward at the Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow. The vivid drama centers on big business financial intrigue and romance. President Roosevelt reportedly gave the title based on his well known book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Theatre
Lionel Barrymore
Roosevelt
Valley City briefs spark local long weekend
Valley City notes record a Decoration Day picnic by Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Armbruster of Cleveland. Local residents host visitors, with Miss Wilma Steck performing piano solos at E. W. Conservatory, and the 4-H Club meeting at the school. The 10-6 hometown baseball win over York highlighted weekend activities alongside births, marriages, and reunions among families including Stecks, Wolmes, and Reuschs.
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Valley City
A. J. Armbruster
Cleveland
Elva Noll
Sistersville
W. Va
C. R. Brown
Wilma Steck
E. W. Conservatory
E. C. Grabenstetter
York
Louis Pohzehl
Wilson Stoskopf
Corwin Spaisch
George Wolfe
Warren Finding
Norman Derek
Clyde Bennett
Orlin Wolfe
Walter Wolfe
Allen Blood
Walter Roeper
Mallet Creek
Grover Yenzer
Ashland
Math Matthews
Royalton
Allan Blood
A. J. Kreaks
Lakewood
Wm. Steck
Henry Devin
Betty
Penfield
Gertrude Bishop
Medina
F. C. Hoppe
Chris. Kaiser
Dapper
Lamprecht
Henry Steck
Paul
Blance Reusch
Fred Reusch
Arthur Frombauge
Lester
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Rev
Wierth
Niagara Falls
Canada
Abraham Cooper
Frank Weidner
Columbus
John Reutter
Herbert
Teddy Reutter
Benson Delemore
Lydia Reutter
St. Clairsville
Edgar Wierth
Lydia
Wm. Grabenstetter
Phillip Katz
Bridge
Anna Schaeffer
Jean
Marie
Ralph Feuchter
Miles Dean
Dean
Wm. Deubet
Arthur Hauck
George Stebel
Earl Simms
John Hauck
Mary Marasky
Ruth Knable
Clayton
Walter
Bobby
Gene Knable
P. Steger
Pig's Gift of Skin Saves a Leg Heroic Boy Feats
A pig named Doc saved a boy's leg after doctors feared amputation at first. John carried the pig home from the hospital and refused to go to bed until paying respects to his porcine benefactor, a touching tale of unlikely healing and gratitude.
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Pig
John
Arick Family Decoration Day Gathering Mentioned
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arick spent Decoration Day at the home of Mrs. Jennie Arick in Medina. Rev. J. M. Ritter is away on a two weeks vacation trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Arick
Jennie Arick
Medina
Rev
J. M. Ritter
Indiana Votes to Repeal Eighteenth Amendment
Indiana, the 10th state to vote for repeal, reported a two to one majority in favor of repealing the eighteenth amendment. With returns from 3436 of 3619 precincts, 240 repeal delegates were assured of election to the state convention in Indianapolis on June 26.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Cadet Teachers Program Stops at Elyria High School
Elyria High School ends its cadet teachers arrangement with Oberlin College as the city board votes to discontinue sending student teachers next school year. In recent years the college’s training department sent a small number of cadets to assist and train at the school, with five participating in the past year.
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Elyria High School
Tao
Oberlin College
City Board of Education
Pri
Ohio Briefs Chronicle June 7 Across Cities
Toledo reports 41 year old laborer Joseph Doudresu electrocuted while pumping water from an excavation with an electric pump. Upper Sandusky notes a 10 foot long snake sighting near the Sandusky River, farmer Edward Ulrich recounting his team fleeing at the sight. Lima enacts a 80 cent first 1000 cubic feet gas rate slated for July 15, with the PUC having set 90 cents and West Ohio Gas appealing. Alliance announces W D Shilts of Akron elected Mount Union College Board president. Dover seeks 5000 from Reconstruction Finance Corp for May and June relief needs. Middletown reports Sebald Brewery improvement cost 40000, new ownership to start production in six weeks. Loudonville notes Ellen Marie Connolly age 6 killed after falling before a truck. Wooster College to award honorary Doctor of Laws to Amos Alonzo Stagg at 83rd commencement with presentation by Dean L C Boles.
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Upper
Sandusky
Sandusky River
Edward Ulrich
Lima, O
Lima
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
West Ohio Gas Company
State Supreme Court
Wooster
Wooster College
Amos Alonzo Stage
Chicago
Stage
L. C. Boles
Ohio
Rational humanity seeks to regulate adversaries not destroy
The text presents a philosophical view that humans strive to move beyond irrational impulses. It argues that controlling relations with opponents is preferable to total destruction, highlighting a cautious approach to conflict and coexistence.
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I Iself
The Self Adjustment Problem in Modern Consciousness
A concise reflection on how self adjustment challenges the modern mind. It posits that personal adaptation to changing standards and pressures is a central issue shaping contemporary thought and behavior. The statement frames this as a significant, enduring problem within current consciousness.
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Barrymore
Jack Healy
Rivoli
Warner Baxter
Miriam Jordan
Berbert Muncin
Pro Best
Mary McElroy
Kansas City
Missouri
Walter McGee
Oregon
L. R. Gilbert
Wendell Johnson
Miss McElroy
Dreamland
Kay Francis
Miriam Hopkins
Howe
Louis McHenry Howe
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Senate
Grantham's Orch
Firemen's Club
Skippy
Just Plain Bill
Mildred Bailey
Buck Rogers
Kida
Kho
Kate Smith
Hollywood
Iryvin Cobb
S.ila
Burns
Allen
Waring
Edwin C. Hill
Martin
Fd Davn
Hester
Waaay
Geltman
Bottsville Bugle
Musical Deodars
Brdw
Papania
al Berardi
Minstrels
Freis A. Post
Pepper's Orch
WEAF
Mountaineers
Burton Holmes
Betty Boop
Davis’ Band
Bernie's Band
Wiz
Phil Cook
Poet Prince
WABC
Little Jack Little
Pancho
Dantzig
Ball Room Orch
WADC
Thomps
Bob Albright
Sportsman
Kego
Black and Blue
Videchlin
Puddle Family
Marimbsa
D. Bernie
Hawkins
Moon River
Mooney Bros
Castie Farm
Pisely
Oakfast Club
Clara
Ruth Mills
Gene Arnold
Pat Barnes
Marlon
Jim
Rob
Rank
Bkn
Orphan Annie
Donald Navis
Loawell Thomas
Amayin
Virginia
Merle Thorpe
Paoawgatl
Rin Tin Tin
Floyda Gibbons
L. Barrymore
Capitol
Sigrid Hallman
Amidon
Masseuse
East Bridge St
Stanford
Allene Lamson
Allene Thorpe Lamson
Stanford University
Cal
John Gentry, Jr., and
Doc
Little John Gentry, Jr
Toledo
Joseph Doudresu
Alliance
W. D. Shilts
Akron
Mount Union College Board of Trustees
Dover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Today
Middletown
C. J. Wetzel
M. C. Yinger
Dayton
Loudonville
Ellen Marie Connolly
Thuringer
Ruggles Beach
Floyd Heys
Norwspater da Eaiye
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