Portman Grocers Tie For First In Lorain League
Portman Grocers tied for first in the Lorain County Class H League by winning 6 to 4 over Lorain Business Men at Recrea tion Held. Les Drage held the Lorainites to four hits and struck out ten. Dan Tiutgin led the offense with three hits in four at bats including a triple. G. Gustin and teammates contributed, while Drage batted in runs and stole bases. Umpire Dariaing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portman Grocers
Lorain County
Lorain
Les Drage
Lorainites
Dan Tiutgin
Vortinay's Grocery
Swinching
Od BK
Ry Peck
L. Gustin
Tinkuor
Adium
Ites
Vebber
Hog
Mebermott
Borbes
Tbo
I. B
Revita
Satumun
Ciske
Voy
Sepelmar
Besehort
Dargu
Siezak
Go Matucak
Poive
Lou M
Gilet
Forbes
Sudndting
Adan
Pratt
Givabor
Dark Osko
Matuzak
Drage
Dariaing
East Carlisle Tops Grafton 10 5 in Rain-Shortened Game
East Carlisle won its third Rae River Valley League game, beating Grafton 10 to 5. The seven inning contest ended early due to rain, with East Carlisle secure at Grafton’s field. Next Sunday they visit North Omsted for a league clash on the latter team’s diamond.
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East Carlisle
Grafton
North Omsted
Herse
Carpenter
Ne Schultz
Bk Budro
Harelsan
Steusot
Ately Tomasheski
Rose Hille Kinle
Warpenter Seloitz
Lacan
Saguewe
Arn Lisle & Grafter
Thomphinus
Wolf Tran
Abe Vean
Dunham
Thomphins
T Inemings
Tran
Turhaw
Winnie
Whoampkins
Political delegates and a wild night in Levelland
Henry McLemore writes of Derby Week chaos in Levelland as Republicans mix with sports lore. A balcony spectacle ends with a hotel water-bottle burst and a renowned nickname barrage, while the Hamilton diamond hosts a Sunday game with J Shewell and Reese as battery for the winners Brubaker on the mound and Geitgey catching for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United S
Levelland
Louisville
St. Louis
Poughkeepsie
Tom Mix
Stnday
Hamilton
J. Shewell
Reese
Battery
Brubaker
Geitgey
Crossword Puzzle Scrambled Clues and Answers From Page
A dense list of crossword clues and partial answers appears, mixing numbers, foreign terms, and themed entries. Numerous entries reference animals, objects, locations, and actions, with hints of names like Taraah and various archaic or colloquial terms. The fragment suggests a printed puzzle page with across and down hints and scattered solutions.
Red Birds Triumph Over Reiter Trucks 13-6
The Red Birds defeated the Reiter Trucks 13 to 6 in a Sunday game at McKinley. Reid and Keister formed the winning battery while Reed and Keister led with hits including a three-base hit by Reid. Notable pitching mixed with walks and errors, but Red Birds seized control early and held on for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Birds
Reiter
McKinley
Reid
Keister
Red
Tigre
OL Hormiee
Moohrane
Uti Fe
Heiter
Ite Smith
Weiner
Gleason
J. Lawery
ROT
Cnehrane
Aiexander
Sten
Alexander
Motta
Ber Welster
Jeff Smith
Hernie Waltany
Smutl
Darahle Woioning
R Plteher
Smith
Dhanke
Greenwich Team Beats Carey 9 to 1 on Sunday
Greenwich A. Co. clinched its seventh win of the season by defeating Castalia Food Products at Carey 9 to 1. Andy Warner pitched shutout innings, allowing four hits and fanning ten. Frank Pawlak collected three hits in four at bats to spark the offense.
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Greenwich A. CO
Castalia Food Products
Carey
Greenwich
Andy Warner
Frank Pawlak
Vargo
Sousa
P. Miller
Milley
Greenvale
Rarpin
Hawki
Lesika
Wromer
Ny Warnes
A Darby
Terman
Mortyere
Greenwic
Hawkins
Pawlak
Rcags
Paw Pawlak
Leska
Warner
Witchet
Mitchell
Shainy Pire
Hal
Maesney
Electrolux and Fisher Foods Split Twin Bill
In Moscow a 20 member para chute medical squadron formed by the Soviet Red Cross will parachute into isolated areas to provide emergency aid where aircraft landings are impossible. The unit includes physicians surgeons and nurses and is part of a humanitarian effort amid a twin bill of sports and industry news.
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Moscow
Red Cross
Action On Tax Bill Is Delayed
Washington reports say Congress stalled on key tax bill features after a White House meeting with President Roosevelt failed to yield a path to compromise. Democratic leaders anticipated final passage after the Republican National Convention, but several conferees left for Cleveland and progress halted. Roosevelt headed southwest to leave Washington until next week. Senator William H. King voiced no reason tax bill differences could not be resolved before adjournment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Democratic Senate
Cleveland
William H. King
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Ransom Restored To Lindbergh After Bank Transfer
Lindbergh funds totaling fourteen thousand six hundred sixty five dollars were credited to Col Charles A Lindbergh’s account in New York. The ransom notes were sent to Washington for safekeeping with possible use in a future case reopening. Attorney Henry Brerkenridgs acted for the absent owner and the money had been transferred by Hunterdon County prosecutor Anthons M. Hanck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
N. H
Lindbergh
Charles A .Lindbergh
New York
Washington
Fuey
Hunterdon County
Anthons M. Hanck
Henry Brerkenridgs
Societies to Meet in South Amherst Jun 9
Local notices show Congregational Ladies Dime Society hosting Mrs Emil Ruth at her home Thursday afternoon. The Nativity Parish Women’s Circle meets in church parlors with hostesses Mrs John Meggsie and Mrs Mike Lupe. Holy Name Society gathers at Nativity Church Wednesday at 8 09 o clock. Guest speakers Mrs E Partridge and Paul from Oberlin, missionaries from Turkey, spoke at the Methodist Sunday school. Numerous neighbors visit and host others through the weekend with calls and family gatherings across Amherst and nearby towns.
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South Amherst
Emil Ruth
The
Congregational Ladies’ Dime Society
the Nativity Pariah
Parlove
John Meggsie
Mike Lupe
Holy Name Society
Nativity Church
E. Partridge
Paul
Oberlin
Turkey
Methodist Sunday School
Hungarian Citizens Club
Margaret Rice
Marian Steele
Ernie Engle
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Arthur Engle
Cleveland
Glen Ruth
Findley
Ohio
Leonard Gleason
Colorado
Orval Hughes
Wiliam Gleason
William Krieg
Elyria
Frank Daderm
George Rice
Margaret
Jacob Muth
Lila
Connie Kreeger
Sophia
Lydia Michael
Amherst
Flying Needles Club Meeting at Lake Avenue
The Flying Needles Four-H club met at Lois Walkden’s home on June 6 with fifteen members led by adviser Mrs. L. C. Hecock. After sewing and games, Clair Garber and Lois Walkden served refreshments. The next meeting is set for June 16 at Claire Garber’s home.
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Flying Needles
Lake Avenue
Lois Walkden
L. C. Hecock
Clair Garber
Claire Garber
Virginia Schmidkans
Sgrye
Avon Grad Hits St Stevens as Rita Smith Graduates
Avon residents attend the St Stevens High School graduation in Cleveland where Miss Rita Smith is honored. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Walter Herbert and families from nearby towns with several Lorain Elyria Ashland and Lakewood guests sharing Sunday events and hospitality.
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Arthur Weitling
Sebastian Neiding
Murray Ridge
Neiding
Willard Wathaway
Fields Corners
Henry Richiel
Roy Burk
Vermilion
Sateurday
Henry Bislich
Elyria
Catherine Collier
Cleveland
Ethel Metzger
Lorain
Stanley Miller
Penfield Junction
Vv. V Schaeffer
D. J. Clapp
Kinton
Harold Starkey
A. J
AVON
Walter Herbert
Rita Smith
St. Stevens High School
W. T. Morse
Owen McElroy
Fn Elyria
Ashland
Haines
Lakewood
Lee Hubbard
Frederick Mehling
Nina Warden
Mabel Lemon
Frank Stack
Julius Vargo
LaGrange
Henry Mehling
Stevens
Fairview
Rolling
Urban Webber
Avon Lake
George Vogley
History taught in public schools as events occur
John Long, general manager of the California Newspaper Publishers Association, urges daily coverage in newspapers for public schools in San Jose California so history is taught the day it happens rather than years later. He argues future textbooks should not await historians.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Vermilion
News Jin
San Jose
Cal
John Long
California Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Arguments In Mellon Case Nearing Close
Washington June 9 The government closes its case accusing Andrew W Mellon of defrauding the government of 2505069 while secretary of the treasury and using a 12 method tax evasion memo allegedly prepared for his personal use by David H Blair. Jackson reads the memo as proof of evasion plans. Mellon admits using some methods but says he never saw the document. Rebuttal by Blair to follow before a three man board to decide payment and penalties totaling 3100138.
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Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
Jackson
Board of Tax Appeals
Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Blair
Deen
Conventions Ticket Demand Tops Supply At Event
Report describes scarce working press tickets for the Republican convention amid high demand and even a rumored thousand dollar offer. Observers note Bertrand Snell overseeing delegates while Theodore Roosevelt Jr. mingles with supporters. Journalists are busy writing copy as the convention evening approaches with palpable tension and excitement.
4-H Boys Demand Continuance Of Wellington Fair
Wellington 4-H Club members demand the Wellington Fair continue arguing it supports livestock and 4-H activities in the southern county. They cite large enrollments and parental backing and seek continued county funding, noting the fair previously paid premiums.
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Wellington
A. R. Branson
Wellington Agricultural Society
Wellingon Fair
Wellington Fair Association
Dine Association
Sale of Real Estate in Lorain County Ohio
Public sale to satisfy alias order of sale issued by Lorain County Court of Common Pleas. Property in Elyria Ohio fronting West River Street offered at not less than two thirds of appraised value. Sale at court house north door on 11th day of 1936 at 10 AM. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick. terms cash.
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Shueri
Hiovain Coventy Company
Tuntitt
Andy Wottai
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain Co
Chin
Hale
Twili
Court House of
Isria
Turan
County of
Lorain
State of
Ohio
West River Street
Tiver Street
Elyvia
Clarence W. Dick
Jarain Coun Ohin Rauver & Wayver
Minnie Saget
Ilyria
Eve
Public Fety
OTR -Direr Sale Surveyors Office
Lorain County
Oliva
Mar
TD Tashy
Board of
Canny Commussivaris
Metiee
Lerely
Schramm Tetety
Partition Petition for Lorain County Real Estate Parcels
Nettie G. Hostetuer files a partition suit in Lorain County Ohio for two parcels in Camden and State Townships. The first parcel comprises about 60 acres in Lot ings near Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railroad. the second about 59 acres in Lot 17 Tract 11 beside the railroad. Defendants must answer by July 11, 1996 or risk default.
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Nellie
Everett
Louis
Ohio
Camden
County of Lorain
State of
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Railroad
Lake Shore and
Michgan Southern Railroad
Nettie G. Hostettueroti
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Zimmer Grocers
the Chronicle
Talsa
Dizzy
Dizzy Dean
Kansas
London
Alf
Icl
pHe Kansan
Fly
United Press
Achole
Taraah
Bail
Perr Oont
Eat -Hurnead
Covetourneml
Obert
Beleaguerment
Pavorite
Lars Morris
Anzwee
GeaCarry
Boots
Keyes
Electrolux
Fisher Foods
Losidee
Pete Rohr
Eletrolux
Horvath
Iiek
Walt
Maslyk
Fouda
Iwrezman
Oskood
Saltis
Paterson
Terity
Electraine
Fisher
Puritan
Schroll Coal
Warwick Presbyterian Church
Pasadena
California
Imperial Valley
Yorkshire
MRS. V
Joe’s Yankee Shoe Shop
Middle Ave
Omear
Tnser
Sagee
Bertrand JT. Snell
House
Thaler
Teddy
Col. Theodore Roosevelt
Wil Xo
Republican Party
Nid
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal Home Loan Bank Systema
Marosic Temple
Tine Oe
Hubbard C. Wilcox
Lorain Co Bank Bidg
Ohto
Board of Slovere
Goodyear
G. M. Marsh & Sea
Broad Street
Best Ave
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