Senior Chapel at Elyria High School Honors Achievers
Elyria High students concluded the year with the annual Senior Chapel recognizing 191 graduates. The event featured farewell addresses, athletic awards to baseball and other teams, and gifts including a $559 scholarship fund from the Class of 1927. Several seniors received pins for debate participation and a Wesleyan College campus photo gift was announced from four graduates.
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Elyria High School
Russel van Oster
H. H. Strrt
2Thtletics
Ted Carpenter
Raips Stowell
Tom Moody
Ralon Heath
Cometh Block
Freg Smith
Bob Feuver
Edward Moody
Steve Gerush
John Leka
Malik
Tom Rr
Walter Gills
Wilton Berger
Kenseth Block
Miss Kemble
Catherine Tichenor
Edward Heil Iv
Russell Miller
Morris Klein
Harry Hymen
Elden Smith
William Glover
Wesleyan College
Widdietown
Connecticut
George Cope
George Moody
Ralph Shaw
Franklin Stearns
W. Vausho
Grovee Sterner
Raymond Finn Martin Lottow
James Tichenor
Kenneth Martin
Karl Brown
William Glater
Jack Williams
Herman Feller
Lewis Bishop
Robert Dean
Herbert Wilson
Ralph Fleath
Russell Wan Oster
Carl Ericsson
Elmer Bainbridge
Typrouo Threatens Kentucky Districts Ravaged by Floods
Hazard Kentucky reports a new menace as typhoid fears rise in flood ravaged southeastern counties. Red Cross nurse Bertha Gordon from Middlesworu aids refugee camps while flood damage remains largely unassessed. Death toll climbs, with 28 officially and over 100 displaced as homes and crops vanish.
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Hazard
Kentucky
Bertha Gordon
Red Cross
Middlesworo
Pinedo Arrives At Azores
PUNTA DELGADA Azores June 10 Col Francesco De Pinedo arrived here at 245 p m today after two flights from Horta via Flores He planned to leave at 6 a m tomorrow for Lisbon Portugal.
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Punta Delgada
Azores
Francesco de Pinedo
Horta
Flores
Lisbon
Portugal
Chief Stankard Enjoys Fish For Dinner
Chief of Police Fr. J Stankard senjored fish for dinner today. A friend visited him at the hospital and arranged a fish meal after the physician gave permission. The chief is gaining strength and his room is filled with flowers as he regains his old cheerful self.
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Fr. J. Stankard
Dshiong
Vermilion
Lzkhep
Lorain Wokan sued for $320000 in injuries from crash
Suri for $25000 damages for injuries sustained by a plaintiff in Alvria filed in the common pleas by Rhea ingRiner at 2235 Lexington against M J Darter of 210 Green Street Piint Bailey is engaged in the business of Grivpeentos from factories to delvers The petition states a car driven by the defendant struck the plaintiff on Logan Street causing injuries to head face eye scalp and resulted in permanent impairment and confinement to home since the incident
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Suri
Alvria
Court of Common Pleas
Rhea i gRiner
Lexington Avenue
M. J. Darter
Green Street
Piint
Bailey
Crez Logan Street
Hickman and Vargo Face Execution in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio John Hickman and George Vargo await execution at the state penitentiary for murder. Hickman lost a clemency bid as the board refused to recommend a stay. Vargo, convicted of killing his landlady over meal refusals, faced his fate with little hope, despite a last minute plea citing a supposed fortune teller's confession.
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Columbus
John Hickman
Chillicothe
Ohio State Penitentiary
Dan Garrett
State Board of Clemency
Vic Ponacer
Hickman
James Leon
George Thoma
Ohin Penitentiary
George Vargo
Lakecountr
Vargo
Qdietir
Kikins
Cnuris
State Board of Pardons
Huntington
W. Wa
J. E. Long
Garrett
Dan Wiliams
Donaheey
Grand Stand Thrill From New York To Europe Air Flight
New York June 19 passengers aboard Cunard liner Mauretanian describe the thrill of watching Clarence Chamberlin’s Columbia fly toward Europe as part of the Orteig prize era. Raymond Grieg recalls funding the flight and Lindbergh’s fame, while Orteig voices pride in Lindbergh’s achievement and hopes Providence guided the flight, praising the American aviator’s humor and modesty.
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New York
Eutropa
Cunard
Mauretania
Raymond Grierg
Europe
Clarence Chamberlin
Lindberg
Orteig
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Lindherth
Pau
Pyrenees
Charles A. Lindbergh
Thad
Lindbergea
Paris
France
Lowman Named to Succeed Andrews in Treasury Post
Washington June Te. President Coolidge today announced Seymour Lowman, former lieutenant governor of New York, will be assistant secretary of the treasury, succeeding General Lincoln C. Andrews, director of prohibition enforcement. The appointment takes effect August 1.
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Washington, D.C
Coolidge
Seymour Law Man
New York
Treasory
Lincoln C. Andrews
Body of missing Westerville lad found on island
The body of Garnet Shorter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Shorter of Westerville, was found this morning on an island in Alum creek. He had been missing since June 3, last seen by his brother Charles at Otterbein College athletic field grandstand. County officials and Westerville citizens helped search. the island was nearly covered when he disappeared.
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Columbus
Garnet Shorter
Wade Shorter
Westerville
Charles
Otterbein College Athletic Field
J. H. Larimore
J. Sickle
Earth Shocks Felt at University of Virginia
Earth shocks severe enough to awaken residents were felt at the University of Virginia today. The seismograph at the House physical Laboratory recorded the first shock lasting about 10 seconds and tremors several seconds later.
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Btlletin
University OF Virginia
Househystcal Laboratory
Italian Flier Homeward from Azores Stopovers
Commander Francesco de Pinedo, Italian air explorer, left Horta at 3:20 EST in the Santa Marta on the homeward leg to Italy. After forced Atlantic landing 200 miles from here, repairs kept him several days. He planned two more stops at Porta Delgado and Lisbon, having crossed the Southern and Northern Atlantic and flown over South and North America, Western Africa and Western Europe.
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Horta
Azores
Francesco de Pinedo
Santa Marta
Italy
Roma
Porta Delgado
Lisbon
Portugal
Poland Sends Note Regret Assassination in Warsaw
Poland regrets the assassination of a minister in Warsaw and states it is not responsible for the murder by a non Polish nationalist. A note to the Russian government stresses good relations between the two governments and mentions offers of cooperation to prevent further violence.
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Warsaw
Poland
Washington
Vouey
Ein
Memphis Breaks Speed Records Crossing Atlantic
The Memphis, a U S Navy cruiser, neared Chesapeake Bay on June 19 as it set speed records across the Atlantic despite adverse winds. The ship maintained 22 to 24 knots while approaching Virginia Capes, preparing to lower a lifeboat as destroyers arrived to document Colonel Lindbergh’s life aboard.
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Jliovaniu
USS Meomphis
Chesapeake Gay
Memphis
Charles A. Linders
United
Washington
Cherbourg
New York
Virginia Capes
Chesapeake Bar
Bremen
Chamberlin and Levine in Germany Without Passports
The Loitered Press reports Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine are in Europe illegally in Germany with no passports. They are technically subject to arrest and expulsion, according to the source.
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Chamberlin and
Levine
Germany
Berlin
Clarence Chamberlain
Charles Levine
Europe
Drunken driver fined and jailed on intoxication charge
Stanley Shinske arrested last night by Sheriff G. Mathews pled guilty to driving while intoxicated before Judge A. R. Webber. He was fined $25 and costs and sentenced to 60 days imprisonment.
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Stanley Shinske
BR. D
Lao- Tain
G. Mathews
A. R. Webber
Mrs Lindbergh to Reach Washington This Afternoon
Washington June 10 Mrs Frangeline Lindbergh mother of the kidnapped Lindbergh baby will arrive in Washington about 3 p.m. A White House auto will take her to the Coolidge circle residence where she will greet her son Charles Lindbergh tomorrow.
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Washington
Frangeline J.ingbergh
Coolidge
Baltimore
Lindbergh
William A. Palmer
Belvedere
Palmer
Charles Lindbergh
White House
Afrs
DuPont Circle
Detroit
High Points On Lindbergh Weekend Schedule
June 10 report lists Lindbergh events in Washington and nationwide observances over Friday to Monday. Highlights include parade to Washington Monument, presentation of the Distinguished Flying Cross, White House cabinet dinner, National Press Club reception, Arlington Cemetery stop, and a flag presentation on Capitol steps. Observances involve Coolidge era figures, Walter Reed hospital visits, and aviator breakfast before departure to New York.
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Washington
Charles Lindbergh
Washington Monument
Cabinet
White House
National Press Club
Minneenta Society
Coolidges
Arlington Cemetery
Walter Reed
Charles Evans Hughes
United States Flag Association
Cross of Honor
Capitol Steps
Missouri State Society
Lindbergh Arrives in Washington on Memphis Parade Day
The Memphis reaches Cape Henry 176 miles out, with Col. Lindbergh aboard en route to Washington. A massive welcome is planned with aerial escorts from the Army and Navy, a massive letter sea of well wishes, and tight security to manage 500 000 residents and hundreds of thousands of visitors.
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Memphis
Washington
United Press
Cape Henry
Virginia
Atlantic
Charles Lindbergh
Admiral Burrage
United States
Cherbourg-Virginia
Col
Virginia Capes
Navy Department
St. Louis
8. D. Rockenbach
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Destroyer Meets Memphis at Sea
Aboard June 58 the destroyer Humphries met the cruiser Memphis at sea this morning and took aboard a mailsack full of news films of Charles Lindbergh. The Memphis resumed homeward at 23 1 2 knots and nearly sighted land, officers and men buoyant at the nearing shore. Lindbergh rode through the run as the Memphis kept 22 24 knots, No. 1 continues on page.
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Washinaton
Humphries
Memphis
Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Page
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Pinedo
Chief Stankard
Priend
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Lowman
Andrews
Prohibition Enforcement
President Coolidge
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A. Lindbergh
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Lindy
Mrs. Lindbergh
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Homeland
Washington Navy Yard
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Potomac
Selfridge Field
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Chicago
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