Notable DeMolay Leader George Huneke Dies in Crash
The obituary notes George Huneke a DeMolay leader installed as senior deacon in 1923 who died in a plane crash last Sunday near the site of a 1928 crash that claimed two Elgin boys, Myron Kelly and Gerald Miller. He was connected to the Cleveland Press and Chronicle-Telegram family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tory
Juanita Clark
Cleveland Press
Chronicle-Telegram
Elgin
Myron Kelly
Gerald Miller
Ohio State University Commencement Events Highlight Day
June 10 at Columbus Ohio State University held class day exercises an ivy planting innovation by Donald F Hyde of Chillicothe a class history by Herbert Wise a class poem by Philip R Adams and a class prophecy by Louise Johnson Parents luncheon in stadium east wing president reception in administration building and a 630 pm concert by university music groups. Commencement season opens with Alumni day and ends with 1250 degrees conferred at the coliseum State Fair grounds tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald F. Hyde
Chillicothe
Herbert Wise
Lima
Philip R. Adams
Felass
Louise Johnsson
Columbus
Sander
State Fair Grounds
Former County Official Found in Syracuse
MARION O June 10 Charles E Smith 27 former county recorder who vanished April 19 1928 after a 2900 shortage in accounts has been located at Syracuse N Y where he works as a civil engineer State authorities were advised Smith youngest public official elected in Marion county Police seek arrest by Syracuse police following the discovery of the embezzlement indictment and missing man case
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Marion
Charles
E. Smith
Syracuse
Smith
Marion County
John J. Francis
Local man fined for drunk driving after Elyria crash
John Kristoff of 134 Oak Street Elyria was fined 150 dollars and costs by Justice J. George Monday for driving while intoxicated after deputies arrested him following a Saturday night accident at Stop 7 Lake Avenue. His car collided with L. G. Higgins's vehicle at 117 Elbe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kristoff
Oak Street
Elyria
Justice
J. George
Kristoff
Lake Avenue
L. G. Higgins
Elbe Street
Mine Disaster at Raleigh-Wyoming Mine
Five hours elapsed before five bodies were recovered after a blast at the Raleigh-Wyoming Mining Company mine. Officials attributed the explosion to a gas pocket ignition. Initial reports said 60 miners entombed, but most escaped. four remained unaccounted for until later. Twenty survivors formed a rescue crew to reenter the shaft. The mine had been noted as gaseous and rock dust later hindered a larger blast. All victims left grieving families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh-Wyoming Mining Company
Death notices for Miss Jane Miller and Anice Hall
Death notices report Miss Jane Miller dying at 84 at her nephew Norman Miller’s Milan road Amherst home after a week of illness burial in Cleveland street cemetery with services by Rev F E Eastman. Anice Marilla Hall widow of Howard Hall dies at 81 in Kaiser court 119, Fargo native sisters and brothers survive with services at her niece J D Wells home and burial in Brighton Ohio. John N Koehle dies at 62 in Flyria Memorial Hospital with large survivor list and services at Sudro's Funeral Home Woodlawn Cemetery burial. Wilbert Hoag dies age 52 in Spencer North Dakota at Elyria Memorial Hospital with body removed by Waite and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Miller
Norman Miller
Milan Road
Amherst
Pennsylvania
F. E. Eastman
Congregational Church
Aterment
Cleveland Street
Anice Hall
Anice Marilla Hall
Howard Hall
Nice
J. D. Wells
Kaiser Court
R. D. LaDow
Elyria
Ohio
D. M. Gillett
Wellington
Neice
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Eastern Stars
Fargo
North Dakota
Koehle
Brighton
John N. Koehle
Flyria Memorial Hospital
Louis F
Philip G
George
Urbana
Albert F
Mangum
Oklahoma
Helena Smith
Piqua
H. Golliday
Baltimore
David Zeigler
Springfield
Eva Steelman
Chicago
Sudro
Woodlawn
Wilbert Hoag
Spencer
Elyria Memorial Hospital
H. W., Waite
Police and Sheriff Hold Successful Auction Sale
Crowds gathered Saturday on Second Street between the court house and Ely park as both police and sheriff departments conducted auctions. Auctioneer Clayt Sooy sold police surplus valued items, yielding 90.95 dollars for the Police Pension Fund. Constable Charles Lord offered a complete house furniture set to the lively crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Court House
Ely Park
Clayt Sooy
E. J. Stankard
Charles Lord
Injured Man Cuts Fingers With Sickle in Grafton
Everly Corey, 35, of Grafton, sustained deep lacerations to his left hand while cutting grass with a sickle yesterday. He was taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment and dressing of wounds to the thumb, third, and little fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everly Corey
Grafton
Memorial Hospital
Injured by sash at Western Automatic plant
Clyde Newberger of 133 Clinton Avenue was lacerated on the forehead when a sash fell from a window at the Western Automatic Company plant where he worked. He received treatment at Memorial Hospital in Columbus. Fire damaged a building housing Enzor Hoel Electric and two other firms, with damage estimated at 40900 dollars. cause under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Newberger
Clinton Avenue
Western Automatic Company
Newberger
Memorial Hospital
Columbus
Enzor-Hoel Electric Company
Seven Arraigned in Police Court in Weekend Clean‑Up
Seven men appeared in police court this morning during a routine weekend sweep. Four fines were issued by Mayor James A. Hewitt, three defendants were held on bond for trial tomorrow. Stinoff was fined for traffic violation after a Saturday night crash on Depot street. Two men faced gas theft charges with $200 bonds, both pleaded not guilty and set for nine tomorrow.
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James A. Hewitt
Nick Stinoff
West River Street
Stinoff
Depot Street
Clarence Deterick
Elyria
G. F. Cronin
Mill Street
Andy Phelis
William Gillepsie
Akron roller coaster death shocks state again
State Briefs report another roller coaster fatality in Akron as 15 year old Mearl Burger was tossed from a car and crushed by the safety rail after a quick play fight with a companion. The tragedy follows a recent string of similar incidents across Ohio.
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Akron
Mearl Burger
Young Burger
Herman Bartell
Bear's Head Ozark Find Sparks Archaeology Dispute
SPRINGFIELD Mo Finding of a bear head carved from sandstone near Warsaw Mo has attracted archaeologists. The crude two foot square stone may be over a thousand years old and possibly an idol of prehistoric peoples who roamed America before Columbus. Drury College experts Edward M. Shepard and Prof D S Libbery study the artifact to decide if it was made by white men American Indians or earlier cultures.
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Springfield
Warsaw
America
Ozark
Museum of Drury Colege
Edward M. Shepard
D. S. Libbery
Drury Geology Faculty
Mexico
Central America
Pterodactyl plane debut in Britain with nonstalling wing
From Yeovil England a new airplane design the Pterodactyl claims safety and ease of handling with a tallless monoplane wing and rear engine. Capt G T R Hull describes the craft as stall free and fun to fly hedgehopping low over countryside with dual controls and side by side seating.
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Yeovil
Eng
G. T. R. Hull
Royal Air Force
Hul
Hill
England
United Press
Capt. Hill
Market summaries from Cleveland and New York June 10
Cleveland market reports show butter eggs poultry and potatoes with varied price ranges. Livestock receipts and prices in Cleveland include hogs cattle and veals with steady to strong demand. New York hay market receipts and prices for timothy and mixed grasses are listed with per ton figures.
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Cleveland
Brotlers
New York
Main Green Mt
Cleveland Livestock
Hay Market
Warge Dales
Timothy
Light Ain
Qualifier Action at Elyria Country Club Odds and Rounds
Bob Randall, Spring Valley pro, estimates 157 as the qualifying score at Elyria County Club today while Clark Black joins local pros. George Hewett, a top amateur, is expected to post a strong card. The heavy field features top Ohio players on a notoriously tough course with fast greens after watering.
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Bob Randall
Spring Valley
Elyria County Club
Randall
Clark Black
George Hewett
Ohio
Unidentified bandit shoots man after circus visit
An intensive search is under way in Alliance for an unknown gunman who killed Frank Irwin, 26, of New Bethlehem, Pa., after he and Mr and Mrs D A Tribley returned from a circus. They found the robber in the Tribley home. Irwin and Tribley pursued him and Irwin was killed when the assailant fired twice. Fremont report notes Clarence Hall, 27, electric company foreman, electrocuted at Polcocks Crossing near Vickery after contacting a 3000 volt line. A note on the Pterodactyl aircraft describes wing forms, stability, and safety features with a 76 hp Genet engine, but no market plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Clarence Hall
Lake Shore Electric
Polcocks Crossing
Vickery
Capt
Westland
Widgeon
Mian Drowns in Black River Near Berentcouth Street
Follua Cyakowski, 57, of 1707 Weat avenue, was drowned this afternoon in the Black river near Berentcouth street. His body was found by police floating on the water. He is believed to have fallen into the river while fishing near the Elyria Iron and Steel Plant, and to have been unable to swim.
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Bulletin
Follua Cyakowski
Weat Avenue
Black River
Berentcouth Street
Elyria Iron and Steel
Oil Conference Under Way in Colorado Springs
President Hoover's billion dollar oil conservation conference opened in Colorado Springs with 200 delegates from eleven states. Officials expect a talks-only session and a future oil commission with both state and federal representation to enforce a regional compact on oil resources. The group may seek changes to a March leasing order on public lands to resume oil and gas prospecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hoover
United Press
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Oil Commission
Tire and rim stolen from parked car on Depot street
A. R. Jackson of 292 Sixteenth street reported to police early this morning that a tire and rim were stolen from his automobile parked on Depot street last night.
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A. R. Jackson
Sixteenth Street
Depot Street
The Lydians and the Moneta Coinage Tale
The text traces coinage to the Lydians with Moneta as the Roman name for their silver minted in the temple of June Moneta. It notes money’s varied materials from ancient and modern times, including leather and pasteboard as used by Hollanders circa 1574, and adds a dream meaning about rice signaling a contented but not wealthy future.
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Moneta
June
Tate
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George Huneke
Carl Vanderveer
Geo. W. Rightymire
Ohio State University
John Koehle
Lorain County
Cerais County Office
Elgris
Hillsboro
Ida Shingledecker
Shingledecker
State Hospital
Wayne Moore
Cambridge
Arthur Tashjian
Union Station
Tashian
Lillie I. Baker
Purley A. Baker
Anti-Saloon League
Westerville
Cincinnati
Newtown
Turses
Mercy Hospital Training School
Mary Biggs
Vernon
Leona
Laura Petery
Gambier
Bear’s Head Ozark
Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Paris
Mrs. Cassler
Fats Katherine Cassler
F. Gerty
Cassler
Soutar
Buckeye Beauty Seeking Crown
Galveston
Tex
Dorothy Davis
Massillon
United States
Europe
Commission
Herbert W. Bennett
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
Carter
O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Elyria, Ohio
Blue Bird Sweet
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