Many Visit Y.M.C.A. Camp Yesterday
A large open house at Elyria Y M C A camp on the Vermilion River attracted nearly 100 visitors. Camp director Robert H Goacher said reservations for the first period already fill three of four lodges and many more plan to register. First registrations for the girls camp run July 10 to 20 as officials select a director and leaders, with names expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carapais-See-Kes
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Vermilion River
Robert H. Goacher
Sue Stockholders For Double Liability In Lorain Bank Suit
About 109 stockholders of The People's Savings Bank of Lorain are named in a double liability suit. S. H. Squire, Ohio superintendent of banks, leads liquidation actions. Assessments equal par value of owned stock, dated January 2, 1935, with some partial payments already made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Savings Bank of Lorain
State Banking Department
S. H. Squire
Ohio
Former Elyrian Held For Grand Jury
Richard Seniff aged 20 a former Elyria youth was bound to the grand jury under a $1000 bond by Mayor W H Vanoster after arraignment on carrying a concealed weapon He was arrested Saturday night in a B and O box car by Railroad Detective L V Jones found with a loaded 38 caliber pistol He confessed to stealing the gun from an automobile owned by James Diederich of Ridgeville and also stole a sport shirt and leather gloves from another car He gave Mt Vista Col as his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Seniff
Elyria
W. H. Vanoster
L. V. Jones
James Diederich
Ridgeville
East Avenue
Seniff
Mt. Vista, Col
Radio help aids in theft recovery of Gould’s car
A short wave radio at Patrolman C E Parker’s home aided in recovering Thomas Gould’s stolen automobile. The car, stolen in Lorain about 7:30 p m Saturday, was located on Fifth Street after Parker heard the State Highway Patrol broadcast and noted the license number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Parker
Thomas Gould
Lorain
State Highway Patrol
Parker
Police Department
Fifth Street
Mrs Bruck Sprains Ankel After Fall On Church Lawn
Mrs W H Bruck of 527 Second Street sustained a severe sprain yesterday noon after falling over a curb around the lawn of St Mary's church. She was assisted to her home by Patrolman C E Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bruck
Second Street
St. Mary's Church
C. E. Parker
Huge Diamond Brought To U S For Appraisal
The Jonker diamond the largest uncut gem of its kind arrives in New York by registered mail for customs appraisal aboard the President Roosevelt. weighed at 726 carats, Ellipsoid in shape, 2 5 4 inches long, 1 1 2 inches high, valued over $790,000 with insurance of £1,000,009.60. Harry Winston owns the stone, found in South Africa by Jacobus Jonker in January 1984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
Customs House
Roosevelt
Fretoria
South Africa
Star of Africa
Death of Mrs Augusta Ingwer widow of Louis Ingwer
Mrs Augusta Ingwer died at her home on Cleveland street at 5 45 am after a prolonged illness. Born March 22 1863 in Germany she came to Elyria 59 years ago and belonged to St John Luther an church. Survived by son Carl H Ingwer and six daughters Anna Marie Frances and Mrs Augusta Ziemke of Elyria Mrs Margaret Schirm of Altoona Pa and Mrs Louise Lane of Detroit Mich one sister and two brothers and two grandchildren. Body to be moved from Taylor's Funeral Home to her home Tuesday morning with funeral Wednesday at 2 00 from the residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Ingwer
Louis Ingwer
Cleveland Street
Ingwer
Germany
Elyria
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Carl H. In¢zwer
Anna
Marie
Frances
Augusta Ziemke
Margaret Schirm
Altoona
August Ingwer Dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital
August Ingwer of 155 Gulf Street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital Saturday at 7:00 after a weeklong illness. Born February 25, 1857 in Germany, he lived in the city for fifty years. Survived by three sons Carl August J. Ingwer Elyria and Walter Ingwer Cleveland, plus three grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 2:00 at Sudro Funeral Home with Rev. Harold A. Sarles officiating. Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Ingwer
Gulf Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Ingwer
Germany
Carl Ingwer
August J. Ingwer
Elyria
Walter Ingwer
Cleveland
Sudro Funeral Home
Harold A. Sarles
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Dover Village Woman Dies After Stroke At Home
Mrs Ella Simones of Cleve land road Dover Village died last evening at 7 09 at her daughter Mrs Walter Decker s home in North Olmsted following a stroke on June fifth She was widowed since February 23 and had been ill since then She is survived by seven children Edward Twinsburg Mrs Decker Ralph Riverside California Clarence Mrs Letoy smith Elyria and Albert Harvey at home Funeral services will be held at the Pease Funeral Home Dover Center Wednesday at 4 00 PM with burial in Evergreen cemetery Dover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Simones
Cleveland Road
Dover Village
Walter Decker
North Olmsted
Howard Simones
Simones
Edward
Twinsburg
Ralph
Riverside
California
Clarence
LeToy Smith
Elyria
Albert
Harvey
Pease Funeral Home
Dover Center
Evergreen Cemetery
Dover
Infant Daughter Waters Funeral Held in Wellington
Funeral services were held today for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Waters. The baby, born Sunday at the Clinic in Wellington, died a few hours after birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ohio
Robert Waters
Mrs Settle Passes Away in Cleveland at 58
Mrs J W Settle sister of Mrs Clarence Beazell of this city died at her home at One Hundred and Twenty and at Clair avenue in Cleveland following a four week illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 PM from Glenville Methodist Church with burial in Navarre Ohio. Mrs Settle is survived by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Settle
Clarence Beazell
Tragic Ohio weekend deaths due to car and drowning accidents
Eight people killed in Ohio over the weekend including Floyd Wert 24 near Stockport in Muskingum river fishing accident and Joseph Saunders 9 drowned in Youngstown. Also among victims were George W Wilson 52 and his wife Sarah 14 in a crash and Viola Kellotz 64 Marion Carl Grimm 21 Lancaster Ronald Maxwell 4 Mansfield and George Hartman 37 Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Floyd Wert
Athens
Muskingum River
Stockport
Joseph Saunders
Youngstown
Reese
George W. Wilson
Sarah
Viola Kellotz
Marion
Carl Grimm
Lancaster
Miss Worcester is Toledo Man's Bride
Miss Emily Ada Worcester daughter of Mr and Mrs P G Worcester of Morgan street became the bride of Reginald S Leister of Toledo in Oberlin on a Saturday afternoon wedding. The ceremony was conducted by Dr Nicholas Van der Py with Prof G O Lillich playing the organ. The couple will live in Toledo after a wedding trip. The bride is a Ohio State University alumna and director of the Home Service department at the Ohio Fuel Gas Company Toledo. Leister works in the publicity department of the same company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Faircchild Chapel
Emily Ada Worcester
P. G. Worcester
Morgan Street
Reginald S. Leister
Toledo
Nicholas van der Py
G. O. Lillich
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Edna McCollum
Urichsville
Ohio State University
Betty Leister
Oberlin
Ned Ryder
Home Service
Ohio Fuel Gas Company of
Oak Harbor High School
Leister
Northwestern University
Girl Scouts Hold Court of Awards in Oberlin
The Oberlin Girl Scouts celebrated the tenth anniversary with a Court of Awards event at the James Brand House. Parents and friends attended as the group marched in to Hail to the Scouts, colors were presented by Barbara Leonard and Sally Rodgers, and both the national and International Girl Scout flags were displayed. An historical sketch of the organization followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of
Oberlin
James Brand House
Barbara Leonard
Sally Rodgers
Girl Scouts
Alumni Officers for 1936 Wellington
Wellington June 10 officers to serve for the Alumni Association in 1936 are William Sponselle 25 president Daniel Shepard 29 vice president Lucia Kepler 24 second vice president Dorothy Hughes 24 secretary Arthur Mason 91 treasurer Maxine West toast mistress Luella Gadfield 1200 reference committee chairman Eva Johnson SS program committee chairman Richard Duff 28 decorating committee chairman Members of honorary committees Henry B Stevick 96 and Earl Biggs 1911
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
William Sponselle
Daniel Shepard
Lucia Kepler
Dorothy Hughes
Arthur Mason
Maxine West
Luella Gadfield
Eva Johnson
Richard Duff
Henry B. Stevick
Earl Biggs
Miss Winona Preston Wins Oberlin College Scholarship
Miss Winona Preston, valedictorian of this year’s graduating class, received a scholarship to Oberlin College at the Alumni Association reunion Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Preston
Oberlin College
Manning Graduation Party Honors Two 1955 Grads
Mr and Mrs Fred Manning hosted a Thursday evening graduation party at their home on June 6 for Wanda Charlotte Manning and Frances Agnes Manning who graduated with the class of 1955. Thirty two relatives and friends attended from Penfield Pittsfield Huntington Brighton La Grange Elyria Kipton and Wellington. Lunch followed and many gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Manning
Wanda Charlotte
Frances Agnes
Manning
Penfield
Pittsfield
Huntington
Brighton
la Grange
Elyria
Kipton
Wellington
No 5 One Room School Transferred To Wellington District
Lorain County board of education moved to transfer No 5 one room school in Pittsfield township to the Wellington district upon resident petition. The small school with 15 pupils taught by Isabelle McConnell will close. Six high school students already attend Wellington High. transfer aims to cut local taxes by about 4 dollars annually for taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield Township
Wellington
Lorain County Board of Education
Isabelle McConnell
Wellington High School
Counts Board of Educating
Local Society Meeting Reports Sparse Attendance
Sunapciders group met at Raymond Cindaick home Friday afternoon with eleven members present. The regular routine of Sucinese was followed as I Bas voted to meet again on Friday each week. Next week's meeting is planned for the home of Mere Cos Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinh
Raymond Cindaick
Sucinese
I Bas
Lilliwand Rebekah Lodges Attend Medina County Service
Members of the Lilliwand Rebekah Lodges attended a Memorial service in Medina County at the Rebekah Lodge hall Sunday afternoon. Later, the group decorated the staves of departed members at Medina Cemetery. An annual election of officers was held during a Wellington Local meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilliwand Rebekah Lodze
Jain
Seriies
Wellington
Dairsmen Cooperative Sales meeting notes at Grange Hall
The Dairsmen Cooperative Sales Association held a Saturday night meeting in the Grange Hall with R L Walden of Wellington as president and Carl Webber of Brighton as vice president. Re-elected officers included Howard Andrews as secretary treasurer and C E Dickason as advisory councilman. hauling and membership committees were re-elected and a recognition resolution was adopted for E L Henes. P S Brennanan, president of all locals of the D C S A, was elected director of the Cleveland district, with ice cream and wafers served at adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairsmen’s Cooperative Sales Association
Grange Hall
R. L. Walden
Wellington
Carl Webber
Brighton
Howard Andrews
Penfield
C. E. Dickason
Hasting
Chas. Shultz
Henry West
Huntington
L. W. McConnell
Cleveland
Birth of Carol Jean Shepard in West home
Born to Mr and Mrs Clavrton Shepard a 63 4 pound daughter arrived Saturday night at their home on Herrick avenue West She has been named Carol Jean
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clavrton Shepard
Herrick Avenue
West
Carol Jean
Herrick Avenue East Near Limit To Be Paved
A double force of surveyors worked this morning and officials indicate Herrick Avenue East to the city limits will be paved, marking a significant street upgrade for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick Avenue
Corporation Limits
John Hughes Flower Gardens Hosts Large Spring Visit
About 163 guests from multiple Ohio towns toured John Hughes Flower Gardens at 252 Johns Street Wellington on Sunday. The area showcased over 290 Iris blooms with Mr Hughes planning a strong dahlias display this fall.
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Stowe
Elyria
Lorain
New London
Norwalk
Camden
Huntington
Medina
Oberlin
Pencer
Akron
Cleveland
Wellington
John Hughes
Johns Street
Hughes
Oberlin Girl Scouts celebrate badges and awards event
Mrs W L Tenney who led Scouting in Oberlin now captains Peter Pan troop presided as Nell Sanderson took charge of light little brownies earning wings. Twenty four scouts earned second class badges with many Proficiency Badges awarded by an examiner. Grace Blackmer Lillian Wilbond Lucile Wortman Nine Jean Lester and Naomi Attigues earned First Class and five year service stripes. Special adult awards were given to Mrs F and Mrs T ort man and Mrs Tenney. Lillian Willbond reported on the Northeastern Ohio Older Girl Scouts conference. Camp scholarships for five girls were announced by Mrs Moyer funded by local clubs. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Tenney
Oberlin
Mr. Baird
Miss Bauer
Hurd
Miss Beckwith
Hipp
Miss Agate
Mr. Thornton
Thomas
Shepard
Foseman
Grace Blackmer
Lillian Wilbond
Lucile Wortman
Jean Lester
Naomi Attigues
Tenney
Fuca O
fYortman
Sorosis
Exchange Club
Oberlin groups schedule garden party and meetings
The Oberlin Business and Professional Women's club hosts a garden party at Mrs. Frank Felkner's home Tuesday June 11 at 7 50. The flower Mission of the W C T U meets Wednesday June 12 at 3 00 p m at Mrs. Scott 189 East College Street with members bringing flowers fruit jelly for the sick. The South Russia Neighborhood club meets Thursday at Mrs. Peard and Mrs. Clark's home with a noon pot luck dinner. Weekend guests were Mr and Mrs L H Reed and Mr and Mrs Ed Brinkman of Toledo visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Business and Professional Women’s Club
Frank Felkner
Flower Mission
Scott
East College Street
Pre
Ora
Court actions filed in Avon and Lorain hears suits
P A Spieth sues Anna Comerford for 3000 on a promissory note with foreclosure sought on Avon property. Oliver Pearsall seeks divorce from Bess Pearsall for gross neglect. Joseph Mastny seeks divorce from Anna Mastny for gross neglect. Maude Bliss sues City of Lorain for 10900 over injuries December 20 1934 after stepping into a sidewalk hole on Garden Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Spieth
Anna Comerford
Avon
Oliver Pearsall
Bess Pearsall
Common Pleas
Joseph Mastny
Anna Mastny
Maude Bliss
Lorain
Garden Avenue
Peerless Trio to Sing at Elsha Rotary Meeting
Three members of the Elsha Rotary Club known as the Thai Peerless Trio will entertain at the Elks Club tomorrow at noon. The trio comprises William Gollmar W. O. McClellan and Herman Dutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsha Rotary Club
The
Elks’ Club
William Gollmar
W. O. McClellan
Herman Dutter
Taken Sudden Illness At Garden Tea Room
Mrs Margaret Williams Central Book Store employee collapsed at noon in the Garden Tea Room. Described as fair and is confined at Memorial hospital. Williams has been with the book store for five years and is a well known local worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Williams
Central Book Store
Garden
Memorial Hospital
Williams
San Diego Stamp Issue On Sale Today
Stamp collectors buy the new San Diego commemorative issue at the local post office. The three cent pur ple stamps depict an aerial view of the exposition grounds at San Diego. The issue was first placed on sale at the exposition on May 29 with a first printing of 79 000 000 stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiyrla Stamp Collectora
San Diego
Gale
Page Three Honors and Awards at Nivria High
Six students received honor keys and athletic awards at Nivria High School. James Schumar led sportsmanship honors while Jo seph Z Graber and Joe Scott earned track and field trophies. Eighteen varsity letters were awarded to named students, plus numerous freshman and eighth grade awards, with chapels speeches and senior farewells concluding the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saplentes
Nivria High Herald
Me Fon
Seward Black
Young Men's Club
Black
Mark Abbe
Agenda Club
James Schumar
John Maiden
Schumar
Maiden
W. C. Vaughn
Schon
Joe Scott
Haserodt
Joseph Z. Graber
Sack Rush
Eugene Graber
Vaughn
John Lugas
Richard Blythe
Albert MecManama
Charles Streicher
Cliff Smith
John Smith
Charles Decker
Jack Ward
Robert Roe
Robert Vanek
Donald Hull
Joseph Goetz
Jack Hiatt
Arthur Brown
Orin Lee
George Sharkey
Gusa Apai
Merton Mason
Francis Carter
William Washington
Harold King
Kenneth Mack
Donald Brubaker
Richard Weber
Charlies Carter
Thomas Cochrane
Jack Refenning
Austin Rucker
Lewis Washington
Duke Elliott
Jack Bennett
Carl Bathory
James Mitchell
Paul Lasky
Ashby Smith
Bruce McWilliams
Tony Montagnese
James Ferriman
Markets in Cleveland Produce and Poultry Notes
Market reports show weak butter and extra whites. prices listed for poultry including heavy fowl at 20 cents and medium fowl at 19 1/2 cents. Ducks, broilers, and eggs referenced with varied prices. additional line items note bags, cobblers, and tong white bananas with price details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatra Bista
Lexhorn
Ohba
Caretina Cobblersa
Alan Rilss
Triumphs
California Tong
Cattle market report with mixed livestock quotes
The sale week shows steers priced around 9.00 to 9.50, with medium tones at 7.50. Heifers range from 6.50 to 10.40, cows from 5.00 to 7.59, bulls and young stock trading around 3.50 to 6.50. Sheep and lambs are slower with lambs near 9.00 to 9.50, wethers 4.75, ewes 3.50, hogs around 19.90 for larger weights.
Governor L J Dickinson Favorited In Towa Caucus
The Iowa pre convention caucus crowd discussed Senator L J Dickinson for 1936 while regional enthusiasm leaned sectional. A. H. Geissler led a Guthrie Oklahoma caucus rule to instruct its resolutions committee on the convention. he backs a New Deal bonus plan. Spangler and supporters insist no Republican platform will be drafted and frame the choice next year as individualism versus regimentation with liberty against autocracy. Roosevelt advisors were criticized as unknown and not aligned with American ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Geissler
Republic
Guatemala
Guthrie
Okla
Geissler
Spangler
Roosevelt
Ohio highway funds face reshaping under federal rules
The highway department warns the federal aid program and state share impose a $1,400 per year limit for labor and materials. Officials say current projects must be scrapped and redesigned to fit cash limits, with $7,670,815 slated for construction and $439,897 for grade crossing elimination, 25 percent of grade crossing funds for secondary roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Ohio
Jaster
Fragmentary OCR Item on Prices and Amounts
A garbled OCR snippet shows scattered monetary figures such as 10.10 and 6.50 to 7.00, plus coded text and partial place names like Ibe and PA ths. The readable data suggests a price list or financial note with inconsistent formatting and no clear narrative context.
Government egg prices quoted for retailers by official
Butts, Cleveland representative of the Bureau of Agricultural Economies, United States Department of Agriculture, yesterday quoted robbing prices to retailers for government graded eggs. Extras large white in cases 2 3 6 a dozen, standards large white in cases 23 9e a dozen, mixed U S extras and standards medium white in cases 2344c per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. 1. Butts
Cleveland
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
United States Department of Arribvulture
U. S
Market Quotations for Corn Wheat Oats and Fodder
Quotations furnished by Cleveland Grotn ap Hay Bachange and Fairchild Milling Co list prices per bushel for corn and oats, per ton for mill feed and hay, and assorted hay and bran blends. Includes No 3 yellow corn at 950, No 2 oats 95, alfalfa and clover grades, timothy hay at various grades, wheat prices for No 1 red and No 2, and spring and winter bran and middlings with multiple percent-based adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grotn Ap Hay Bachange
Fairchild Mimingz Co
Federal orders require 99% relief workers on new projects
Director Jaster must employ 99 percent of workers on the new projects from the relief rolls, in areas with high unemployment and broad relief needs as outlined by federal directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaster
Gill Net Fisherman Files Suit Here
Clifford H. Parsons of Vermilion files a common pleas suit to block state officials from interfering with bill net fishing. Defendants include Conservation Commissioner Lawrence Woodell and lake Erie officer H. C. Crossley along with game officers Clayton Harmon John Lindsley and William Holcomb. Parsons argues the new construction on the statute endangers his business and that 25 others face confiscation of gear unless restrained by court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford H. Parsons
Vermilion
Common Pleas Court
Parsons
Lawrence Woodell
H. C. Crossley
Lake Erie
Clayton Harmon
John Lindsley
William Holcomb
Woodell
William H. Reinhart
Man Released on Own Bond After DWI Arrest
John Anthony of 310 Woodland Avenue was released under his own bond by police yesterday pending trial Saturday on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He was arrested at 2 a.m. Sunday on Lodi Street after nearly crashing into a squad car, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anthony
Woodland Avenue
Lodi Street
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Grand
Nya
Natez
Mutr
Sederis Restaurant
Panama
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
Ella
Pierre R. Smith
O. P
Bidg
Esther Alflen
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Enlarge
Sunnysiders $-H Club
Hughes Gardens
H. BR. Stevick
Frank West
Charles Willard
M. FE
Circle No. 1
M. EL Aid Society
A. B Southard
FE. F. Wood
M. EB
Oberli Hospital
Mies Bertha Horner
Lodi Hospital
Philip Duff
Oberlin Hospital
Blue Bird
Court St
Paget
Cheerleaders
Roy Clymer
John Jersch
Robert Knuff
Roger Williams
Alice Storer
Robert Lee
Marian Kemble
Irene Justavick
Betty Jackson
Mary Nye
Agnes Ross
Barbara Brodbeck
Mary Robon
Lois Keiffer
Anne Luzas
Jean McCrey
Elk’s Restaurant
Cleveland Produce
Tlevelasd Livestock
Towa
L. J. Dickinson
Page
Gill Net
Woodford Avenue
Western Heights
Acme White Lead and Color Works
the O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Lorain County
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