Legion Post Hosts Banquet for Boys Attending Boys State
The American Legion Home hosted a Fath er and Son banquet for the Junior Boys Auxiliary of Post No 12. About 100 attendees heard remarks from Jammy Ferriman and Charles Kremser while Deane Burns spoke on Curiosity and inventors. Lorain County leaders announced a trip to Boys State at the Columbus airgrounds with support from Isu Post No 12 Rotary and local clubs. The dinner was prepared by the Ladies Auxiliary and Junior Auxiliary girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Co Aibus
Jammy Ferriman
S UN
Legion
Warcome
Charles Kremser
Sons of Legion
Dean
Columbus
Isu
Lorain County
Volture
Lyria
Three Injury Suits Seek $20,000 Over Sleep-Related Crash
Three passengers filed personal injury suits totaling $20,000 against driver Solomon Weinstein of 519 Lodi Street for a January 7 1986 crash in Shelftein Lake village. Plaintiffs Sate Gottlieb Nathan Gezunterman and David Davis claim the car struck a tree after the driver allegedly fell asleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sate
Wel Gottlieb
Nathan Gezunterman
David Davis
Sol | Weinstein
Lodi Street
Shelftein Lake Village
Minor Vehicle Collisions Reported to Local Police
Two rear end style crashes caused light damage. Mrs Sal Donerken of Grove Ave Lorain drove a car that collided with another at Middle Ave and Fourth St about 9 29 p m. Othe Miller of Amherst R D 2 drove with another vehicle at Broad St and West Ave early this morning. T Squier of 126 Riverside Court and John O'Brien of 127 Fre Street were involved in a separate incident on Broad St and West Ave with light damage.
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Foral
Sal Donerken
Grove Ave
Lorain
Othe Miller
Amherst
Middle Avenue
Fourth Street
Tsquier
Riverside Court
John O'Brien
Fre Street
Broad Street
West Avenue
Two youths fined after guilty pleas for intoxication
Lee Bright 18 of 1020 West Avenue Elyria and Gene Henes 21 of PLE Washington Avenue Lorain admitted intoxication charges before Justice Joseph Petra. They were arrested Tuesday near Wellington when their car ran off the highway. Each paid a $5 fine plus $8.26 costs totaling $13.26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Lee Bright
West Avenue
Elyria
Gene Henes
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Justin the Peace
Joseph Q. Petra
Wellington
Backache clues point to tired kidneys says ad
A vintage advertisement explains backaches stem from tired kidneys and urges using Doan’s Pills to flush 15 miles of kidney tubes. It claims 40 years of success and offers relief for frequent bladder pressure, scanty urine, swelling around eyes, and headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
American Lace Co declares dividend of 25 cents per share
American Lace Co board declares a 25 cent per share dividend totaling 9 575 dollars for 38 500 shares to stockholders of record June 4 1934 payable in June The move follows resumed dividends after the 1930s depression with prior 12 1 2 and 25 cent payments in 1934 and 1935 Leonard Birch general manager reports a favorable business outlook after a six week trip to France and England showing encouraging trends
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American Lace Company
France
England
Leonard Birch
Tne Company
Death Notice for Mrs Theresa Pellin of Youngstown
Death record for Mrs Theresa Pellin nee Sutter farmer Elyria dies at home 307 Delaware avenue Youngstown age 65 born Warren Pennsylvania December 25 1880 daughter of Jane Louis and Margaret Sputter widow of William Penn survived by daughter Mrs Margaret Koester of Painesville two brothers Joseph Youngstown Louis San Bernardino California and a grandson Raymond Kerrian funeral 2 pm Saturday Orr Funeral Home Bryson and Lincoln Youngstown Belmont cemetery Also notes about Daniel G1 death in Norwalk and Hansen Wick 64 funeral in New London burial Grove Street cemetery
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Theresa Pellin
Sutter
Elyria
Delaware Avenue
Youngstown
Joseph
Louis
San Bernardino
Calif
Raymond Kerrian
Orr Funeral Home
Bryson and
Lincoln Avenue
Belmont Cemetery
New London
First Baptist Church
Now London
Hansen Wick
Smiley
Second Baptist Church of Wooster, O
Grove Street
Vick
Cromwell
Kenturckt
Ann
Andos
Mattie
Cleveland
Sackett Funeral Home
Democratic Club To Meet At Ridgeville
The Ridgeville Democratic Club will hold its regular meeting at the town hall in Welock Friday evening. Club president Mr. Guris says a message of importance for every resident will be delivered and urges all to attend.
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N, Ridgevile
Welock
Guris
Ridgeville
Number Four Graduation Ceremony Highlights Dignity in Work
The ceremony featured Rabbi Silver addressing class values and a reminder that few will become millionaires. Mastom, the superintendent, urged that work earns bread and dignity. CC Positels introduced the valedictorian and 27 honor students, with Ellen E Shaw presenting diplomas as 242 graduates passed the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fe Sears
Rabbi Silver
Roc
Mastom
Biyria
Seknals
Eradmiies
Trang
CC. Positels
Honor Studen
AL Ellen E Shaw
Ed Board of Education
Oberlin Peace Institute to Open Tomorrow
Oberlin in Ohio will host the Oberlin Peace Institute from tomorrow through June 25 under the auspices of ten colleges and universities and the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. About 40 to 45 members are expected. Dr. Carl C. Niehel leads registration. The program will critique and compare world tensions and peace proposals with lectures by Oscar Jaszi, H A Wooster, and Quincy Wright, focusing on traditional factors, economic antagonisms, and the efficiency of the current peace system.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin Peace Institute
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Carl C. W. Niehel
Oscar Jaszi
Oberlin College
H. A. Wooster
Quincy Wright
Luversity of Chicago
Elyria High School Graduation Mourns Senior Class
Mrs Shaw leads the crowd as Elyria High School grants red diplomas marking graduation. Willam Lersch is valedictorian and class president, with Irena Hollis performing a violin sol0o. The ceremony features an invocation by Ros A. Kemp, a class poem by Emma Curtiss, and a four-number instrumental ensemble directed by J Martin Heck before the program’s close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Lerseh
Lersch
Irena Hollis
Ros . A. E. Kemp
Sevant Congregational Church
Emma Curtiss
J. Martin Heck
NUMBER SEVEN Graduation Program Details
NUMBER SEVEN continued from page one describes a singing assembly with two hymns and a poem titled The Quest by Arlene Lottman. It lists poems by Elinor Grugel and Marvin Cole, a song There Is a Tender Shepherd, a pina solo, and Valse Brilliante by J. Concone. It notes the class song, diploma presentations, Lord's Prayer, benediction, and lists graduating seniors Marian Cole Elinor Grugel Maaiue Keepp Ariene Trottman Ruth Peris Wildenhein Zander and Robert Youngs-Rater.
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P Mo Sthroeter
Assembly
Quest
Arlene Lottman
Longfellow
Elinor Grugel
Columbus
Marvin Cole
J. Concone
Boss
Thea
Marian Cole
Maaiue Keepp
Ariene Trottman
Ruth Peris Wildenhein
Zander
Robert Youngs- Rater
When Arth url Garford Won Riding Fame
S. O. Kelly writes in a Cleveland Plain Dealer feature, tracing A. L. Garford in early cycling circles with the Cleveland Wheel Club. The piece notes his leather bicycle seat innovation spurring his later business ventures in Elyria and Cleveland, plus Garford’s friendship, politics, and role as a lifelong rally rooser.
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Arthurl. Garford
S. O. Kelly
Cleveland
Ipe
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Elyrian
Elyma
Garford
Hoover rails at New Deal before Republican delegates
Former president Herbert Hoover assailed the New Deal as a derisive effort to replace the American plan with European models. He warned democracy hinges on liberty, attacked wasteful taxes, inflation, and “the gospel of hate,” and urged Republicans to push for recovery through constructive toil and ordered liberty.
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Constitution
Supreme Court
Hoover
Supreme Court of Congress
Haver
America
Mother Hubbard
Republi
Suman
Oberlin Summer Programs and Local News Briefs
Oberlin plans to continue the Inner Fire group under Adam West this summer with new members admitted. The C. I. U. Flower Mission reports a Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Flower Mission meeting at Cranford cottage with devotions, current events, and sympathy flowers distributed to the ill. Also notes on visitors, travel, and campus events as Oberlin residents and alumni spend summer at various locations and universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumaler
Oberlin
Ant Traum
Adam West
Oberlin Exchange Cluic
West
C. I. U. Flower Mission
Oberlin Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Flower Mission
Cranford Cottage
Fast College Street
Lydia Lord Davis
Badger
Oberlin High School Awards 69 Diplomas
Sixty nine Oberlin High School seniors were awarded diplomas at the seventy fourth annual commencement at the First Church in Oberlin. Forty read in white and blue gowns as James H. Hall of the Oberlin Conservatory presided. the speakers included S. Lee Whiteman Jr and Howard L. Rawdon. The event featured music by Lida Elizabeth Roverts and a benediction by Rev S Lee Whiteman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberl Oo
Ober Iigh School
S. Lee Witteman
First Methodist Church
Wooe
Wonner
Ashtabula Harbor
America
Franklyn Henry Zavods
William Her- Yocom
Vesta Virgitua Phelps
John Kart Dudley
Nicholas Gus Sakellar
Mortgage suit over promissory note and 84995 claim
The Andnor Mortgage Loan Company filed suit against Blanche G. Whitney et al for 84995 alleged due on a promissory note and asked foreclosure of the Slyria property. Bons surrender for payment dispatched daily to central United States savings bond dipas tory in Cleveland for treasury checks delivery to owners with 48-hour post office service claimed.
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Treasury Department
Bons
United States Savings Bond Dipastory
Cleveland
Treasu
Tar
Post Office Express
Andnor Mortgage Loan Company
Blanche G. Whitney Et al
Slyria Property
Plans Party to Benefit Lorain Welfare Fund
A party planned in Lorain County will sponsor the Child Welfare and Education Fund. Proceeds will go toward welfare work with Lerina Cavity named in association. One date for the event will be announced later.
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Lorain County
Desiress Opening Invocation by Bishop Sehremis
Bishop Sehremis of Clavelsart delivered a masterful invocation at Desiress opening day drawing prolonged applause. He prayed for leaders who rise above demagoguery and refuse to use politics for selfish ends.
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Sehremis
Clavelsart
Fragmented page lists many clubs and names at school event
The document enumerates groups such as Latin Club, Glee Club, Friendship Club, L'Ensemble Francais, and various sports teams with numerous individuals and addresses. It lists roles like library assistant, treasurer, cheerleader, and staff positions alongside activities including basketball, volleyball, tennis, and operetta.
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Nut Street
Ariendship Club
French Hat
Eharus Aoecappelly
Eho
Onmravie
Sint Hi Iheus Collis
S21
Suret
Rate Polaeots Sprabins
Baseball
Lviskerail
Enitaa
Jeanette Curtiss
Bet Teri & T. Suptentes
Bkinsemble
Franesis
Libra Ssid Sant
Friendship Clit
Blavers’ Club
Cas Hrusi Paeies
Ihrare Aesitant
L'Ensemble Francais
Rian Stati
Husseih NooDean
Pdi Middle Avenue
Sentoy Tay
David Robert Delite
Teunnis
Laborstors
Amsretant
Agnes M Dowdell
Tefferson Street
Bastuath
Hleradd
Paursh
Chih
Astrans Clute Margaret
Ra Halt
Weer Street
Septennes Ulu
Players’ Club
Lottusemble Frateris
MarDanelly Chorus
Glee Clow
Cappella Cir
Friendship Club
Kenyon Street
Margaret Lois Werald
West River Street
Friendship Club Library Assisnane Fisan
Pranents
Vollesby Chorus
Jacob J. James
Third Street
Lightsqad Flivahello
East River Street
Eidtward S Nano
Charles Flomer Price
Wrest Avenue
Lamentes
Elyrian
Ugh
Jean Ro Price
Pasadena Avenue
L'Ensemble Francois
Samentes
Tenis
Vole byWall
Marc Eliabeth Rabsan
Fifth Street
Cpoup
Friendship Cink
Lo Ensemble Francais
Evelyn M. Schitack
Tambas Street
L. Basketball
Vol Macboas
Uver
Ruth Evelyn Schroeder
Teaph Read
Ball Haaseball
Marc Dowell
Sapientes Club
Iain M. Selvils
Eastern
Us Boulevard
Ingers’ Club
Bennyn Marie Smith
Biyria
Chib
Maryann
St Twelfth Street
Valley Buck
Herald
Florence Taylor
Stern Heights
Prievdehiyy Club
Sapientes
MacDowell Chorus
Glee Club
Alex J
Tati
Elyria
Lirary
Gardiner Hammond Whiteheead
Washington Avenue
Spadisi
Evelyn Marie Young
Middle Avenue
Plos
Briel Op Glob
Fremvh
lWerald Stathc
Astronomy
Audi Club
Trade and market confusion dominates page chaos
A garbled market section lists countless items from poultry to produce with scattered figures and names mangled beyond recognition. Amid the jumble a murder trial notice stands out, noting JoF Kuuflt’s case to be heard at 1 pm Monday in Mayor Dan A. Baird's court, following a police arrest near Broad Street and West Avenue.
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Jof Kuuflt
Deming
Liner
Dan A. Baird
Coust
Swuuflt
Broad Street
Ami
West Avenue
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Legion Post
American Lace Co
Daniel Nary
Daniel G1
Norwalk
Naty
Klyma
Irene
Marian Thalda
Democratic Club
Eternit’ Aire
Sibley & Sprague Telephone
Aegoe
Denigna
A. L. Garford
Mrs
Esther Alflen
Allan Arris
Brievsy
H. J. Kincaid
Virginia and
Eleanor
Taining
Myre Plo Getta
Sen Dark
Reil. Gortrel
Testes
New York
Baker
George Jackson
Mary Pelton
Calpe
New Haupsla
Chermer
Roc Oleman
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Robert
Gamma Alpha
Sigma Pi
Blain Summers
Ohio State University
Andrew Ashtten
Atlanta
Georgia
Pocahontas
Schroll
Oberlin High School
Vance
Mr Hoover
Freidon
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Bertram Sneil
Elyria Hardware
Turner
Coan Street
Loreath County Company
le Mert
Pagsters
Leghern
California
Elton Wether
Elretey
Sulriss Reese
Arkansas
Rebellers
Fate Ality
Forita Witte
Bose Bosshin
Rosser
Bu Voos
Falcon
Treas Bobbers
Shawsig de Ty Ees
Thabo
Hsser Rarhorihs
Dethura Aris
Minnesota
Shawyne Meyaa
Lee
Boy Brans
Saryple Grees
Harliy
Unm
Chel
Miltings Co
Evita Lhopripte
Petia
Blue Bird
Court Street
Murbach Coal CO
Reublin Bros
Reublin’s
P. V
Valencia
Florida
Mazda
Kate
Crisco
Mexico
North Carolina
Kellogg’s
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