Elyria businessmen fly to Akron Firestone plant tour
Elyria merchants organized an air excursion to Akron joining Firestone officials. The party, led by Al Mason, departed Cleveland airport and landed at Akron after an hour in the air. They toured Firestone Plant No 2, observed tire making from rubber to finished product, then golfed at Fairlawn Heights Country Club before returning by plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Kelly
Bill
Elyria
Cleveland
Firestone Rubber Company
Akron
al Mason
Firestone
Bel
Valley City
Grafton
Grafton Road
Ely ‘Field
West Avenue
Black River
Oberlin Road
Riverview Park
Rocky River
Kelly
O. K
A. J. Robinson
Bert Pfau
J. H. Simpson
Everett
Floria
William McConnell
Lee R. Murphy
Lawrence Bell
Brook Park
Firestone Factory
No. 2
Clyde Smith
Singapore
Cutes
Fairlawn Heights
Ciuy
M. F. O'Neil
Firestone Company
A. L. Masox
ER .K. Hurilt
Cleveland Southwestern Buns Company
First Sweet Pea Blooms at Telegraph Road Garden
Mrs Anthony Dellefield reports the first sweet pea in bloom in outdoor gardens this morning. A sweet pea stands blossoming in the Dellefield flower garden, displaying an old rose hue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Dellefield
Telegraph Road
Dellefield
Three Ask Divorces In Common Pleas Court
Three divorce suits were filed in common pleas court today. No children were born to the couples whose marriages are alleged failures. Gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty are the charges preferred by two women petitioners. Sarah Bruning accuses Gus Bruning, married in 1928, Lena Franz accuses Thomas Franz, married in 1927. Carl Ledyard of Elyria charges gross neglect in his petition against Agnes Ledyard of Lorain. They were married in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Sarah Bruning
Gus Bruning
Lena Franz
Thomas Franz
Carl Ledyard
Elyria
Agnes Ledyard
Lorain
Mortgage Suit Filed Against Celia Davis in Elyria
Lorain County Mortgage and Title Company sues Celia Davis for 820.52 on a promissory note seeking foreclosure of a mortgage on property in Elyria. The suit alleges unpaid balance and demand for judgment and sale of the mortgaged premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Mortgage and Title Company
Celia Davis
Elyria
Inofication fine in police court for Roy Fauver
Roy Fauver pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined five dollars and costs in police court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Fauver
Street Contracts Awarded For City Improvements
The Board of Control announced four street improvement contracts. Elyria Construction Company won all four. Second street from Middle avenue to East avenue gets a concrete base with asphalt 40 feet wide for 17 540 50 dollars. Adams street from Lake avenue to Walnut street paved with vibrolithic concrete 24 feet wide at 20 910 dollars. Hillsdale court from Furnace street to Cascade Park entrance paved with vibrolithic concrete 30 feet wide for 7 814 30 dollars. Neufer court from Lodi street to end of Neufer court paved with vibrolithic concrete 20 feet wide for 3 426 65 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control of
City
Elyria Construction Company
Second Street
Middle Avenue
East Avenue
Adams Street
Lake Avenue
Walnut Street
Hillsdale Court
Furnace Street
Cascade Park
Neufer Court
Lodi Street
Walter S. Kohn Files For Council Nomination
Walter S. Kohn filed as a Republican candidate for councilman in the First Ward. The filing deadline with the Board of Elections is today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Kohn
Council
First Ward
Board of Elections
Mayor Fines Atty Hamlin for Driving While Intoxicated
Mayor James A. Hewitt yesterday found Atty. L. D. Hamlin guilty of driving while intoxicated. Hamlin was fined $100 and costs and had his motor vehicle driving privileges suspended for 30 days. A four hour police court trial featured several witnesses including five policemen and Hamlin’s neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hewitt
Atty. L
Baby Dies In Mother's Arms En Route To Elyria
Five months old James Hughes died in his mother's arms while being taken by auto from Columbus to Elyria on Thursday. The Hughes were returning relatives to Elyria when the child fell ill. Coroner Myles E. Perry examined the body and found death due to an enlarged lymph gland, a common ailment in children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Elyria
James Hughes
Hughes
Myles E. Perry
Laws of Nature and Simplicity in Physical Reasoning
The text argues that natural laws act as concise descriptive tools for everyday experience, referencing both Newtonian and Einsteinian frameworks as examples of compact explanations that summarize complex phenomena into simple terms. It emphasizes the idea that foundational principles guide observed regularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Train
Jon
Einstein
Disliked Parachutes Among 1920s Excursion Members
A clipped roster lists S. B. Pfay, H. W. Pond, H. Simpson, C. El Nickols, E. J. Bliss, C. J. Mevers, G. T. Roberts, and a reporter as party members. It notes varied professions from auto dealers to a Firestone salesman and a county equipment manager. The group calls the return trip the most delightful and complete excursion they had ever enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Pfay
H. W. Pond
Timyen Springs Co
H. Simpson
Akron
C. EL. Nickols
Equiment
Penal Neweboy
E. J. Bliss
First Concert of Season Tonight by Elyria City Band
Elyria city calendar lists the opening of the summer concert season at 7 30 p m in front of the court house, tied to Flag Day Elks exercises. The program includes Sousa medleys, selections from The Prince of Pilsen, The American Patrol, Washington Post, and Operaland with titles such as Anita and The Liberty Bell, plus various fox trots and waltzes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria City
Court House
The
Elks
Belle
Chicago
Soysa
Hall
Prince of Pilsen
Luders
Huff
American Patrol
Jewell Fox
Kahn
Washington Post
Sousa
Anita
Weidt “Independentia
Hall the Elks
Barnard
Fiorito
Lampe
Operaland
Hares
King Cotton
Madame Bartlett Receives US Recognition After War Misinfo
States for Serbia praised by a nation as the war era dispute closes. Madame Bartlett, aided by Judge A R Webber and urged by Congressman Seiberling to write of her experiences, refutes unjust propaganda that tormented Sister Beatrix. She plans a visit here before resuming studio work in New York under Governor Cooper’s notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serbia
State Department
Madame Bartlett
Sister Beatrix
Tas
United States
Francis Seiberling
America
A. R. Webber
New York City
Myers Y. Cooper
New York
Death of Mrs. O. H. Taft at 85 in Bowie Maryland
Mrs. O. H. Taft 85 formerly of Lorain and Elyria died yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Bertha Burroughs in Bowie Maryland. Funeral from the home of her nephew H. B. Chambers Ford Road Sunday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Taft
Lorain
Elyria
Bertha Burroughs
Bowie
Maryland
H. B. Chambers
Ford Road
Mary Rothgery 84 Dies in Ridgeville Home
Mary Rothgery age 84 a Ridgeville resident for 25 years and widow of John Rothgery died this morning at the home of her daughter Mrs Henry Loesches with whom she had lived. She mothered ten children seven living thirty grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren. Services Monday at 9:30 from St Peter s church Ridgeville with interment in St Peter s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rothgery
Ridgeville
John Rothgery
Henry Loesches
St. Peter's Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Hughes dies en route to visit relatives
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Hughes of 1232 Mt Vernon Ave Columbus Ohio died Thursday evening while traveling from Columbus to Elrria to visit relatives. The remains will be shipped to Columbus Friday evening for burial Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Hughes
Mt Vernon Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Elrria
W. T. Hay
Funeral set for Ella Mae Tesi in Birmingham
Funeral services for Ella Mae Tesi will be held Saturday afternoon at two from her late home in Birmingham and at two thirty from Birmingham Methodist church. Rev. W. T. Kinsley will officiate and burial will be in Birmingham cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mae Tesi
Birmingham
Birmingtom Methodist Church
W. ‘T Kinsley
Ceme“Cy
Tissington Funeral Services Held Saturday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Milllicent Louise Tissington will be conducted Saturday afternoon at two o’clock. The services will be private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milllicent
Louise Tissington
Clark
World Stamp Fair displays rare postage camps in Vavre
In Vavre France sixty five frates worth of postage stamps, many unique, are shown at the Weis Stamp Fair aided by the French government. American exhibitor Alfred Lichtenstein of New York presents a collection valued at 150 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vavre
France
Trench
Vader
Alred Lichenstein
New York
Lost Magna Charsta Manuscript Copy Found in Lincoln
The original Magna Charsta, 714th anniversary due in England this week, is lost but a manuscript copy survives in Lincoln England. The discovery highlights historical preservation efforts and may shed light on the document's provenance and medieval governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lincoln
Oberlin To Hold Auto Inspection Week
Oberlin Ohio will hold an extended automobile inspection week from June 24 with brakes testing added to the state program. Car owners must prove their vehicles stop within 59 feet at 25 miles per hour on a marked street strip. The Oberlin Automobile Club will assist the police during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Sears
Oberlin Automobile Club
Shelby Drum Corps To Play Monday Night
The Legion Drum and Bugle corps of Shelby will perform Monday night as part of Illumination night, arranged by C. W. Wade of BeViers Inc. The Shelby group, national champions at the 1927 American Legion convention in Paris, joins the Elyria state champions and Oberlin corps in the alumni parade, with Kieffer's National band of Lorain, Patrick Henry High School band of Cleveland, and Oberlin College Student band also scheduled to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Shelby
C. W. Wade
BeViers, Inc
American Legion
Paris
Elyria Corps
Oberlin Corps
Kieffer
National Band
Lorain
Patrick Henry High School
Cleveland
Oberlin College
Choir Director Resignation Accepted at First Church
Frank Shaw resigns as director of the First Church choir and is replaced by Mrs. Christiana sen, who has joined the Conservatory faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shaw
First Church Choir
Christiansen
Conservatory
Varsity Alumni Baseball Game At Athletic Field
The Varsity Alumni baseball game will be played at the athletic field tomorrow afternoon beginning at 2 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heginning
Oberlin Kinaderzar Thirty-Third Commencement
The thirty third graduation exercises at Oberlin Kinaderzar feature graduates marking an academic milestone. Ceremony details and speaker arrangements accompany the event as attendees gather to celebrate scholarly achievements and the transition to post graduate life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. T
Oberlin Kinaderzar
Armless Miss West Plans Europe Tour in Chair
Leicester report says Miss Mary Joyce West, twenty two, armless due to an accident, will tour Europe in a feet propelled crippled chair. She plans to cover thirty miles daily and fund the trip by selling handwork crafts along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Leicester
Eng
Mary Joyce West
West
Ten Primary Training School held at First Church
Ten Primary Training School sessions were conducted at the First Church this morning at 10 o'clock. Dean Graham of the Oberlin Graduate School of Theology delivered the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Graham
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Howard Huckins Dies in East Orange N J
News arrives of the death of Howard Huckins of East Orange New Jersey born in Wellington in 1874 and longtime Oberlin College graduate of 1894 who ran Huckins and Huckins hardware with his father then moved to East Orange four years ago after selling the business. He married Jennie E Thomas in 1898 and had been in poor health. burial likely in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Huckins
East Orange
N. J
Huckins
Welliington
Oberlin
Huckins and Huckins
Oberlin College
Jennie E. Thomas
East
Oberlin Musicals and Social Notes Highlight Weekend
Mrs. M M Ely and Mrs Amy Powell plan to attend a Cleveland musicale with Lucrezia Bori as soloist. Birth announced for C W Williams's son in Cleveland. Detroit visitors attend David Nickeloff funeral in Oberlin. Oberlin Business Men's club meets at Martin Inn with dinner at 6:30. Katherine Kinney tests for Lucerne Maine camp. Conservatory professors sail to Paris for two months study. Mrs McFadden and children visiting Cleveland. Mrs Stover and two children visiting Bay City relatives. Reunion notes for former graduate and arrival of relatives from Chicago. C R B Comings to attend Royal Arcanum in Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Ely
Amy Powell
Charles Edwin Briggs
Cleveland
Lucrezia Bori
C. W. Williams
North Cedar Street
Maternity Hospital
Robert Simpson
Detroit
Oberlin
David Nickeloff
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Martin Inn
Katherine Kinney
Lucerne
Maine
Musicians Colony
Axel Skjerne
Raymond Cerf
Charies B. Leedy
Conservatory of Music
Paris
McFadden
F. A. Stover
Bay City
Mich
Chicago
Quebec
Supremes Council
Royal Arcanum
Wanderer aims to travel through France Belgium Switzerland and Italy
She has crafted a plan to journey through France Belgium Switzerland and Italy. She intends to work her way across these countries, pursuing new experiences and opportunities along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Italy
Nature of religious awakening and personal struggle
The passage contrasts ease of religious experience with those who struggle to perceive it, needing to push beyond practical, emotional, or intellectual limits of daily life. It frames awakening as a personal, sometimes strenuous journey rather than a universal occurrence.
Americans Enjoy Long London Weekend For Record Tourist Year
Americans spending a week end in London and returning Monday morning helped open a record tourist year for England. The Grand National and the Oxford Cambridge boat race drew visitors, with gala events at the Savoy and other hotels. American fashion and accents marked them in crowds as Londoners welcomed the guests, despite some local grumbling about the nasal American voice. The piece notes the frost year 1929, egg shortages, rising prices, and economic impacts on racing and hospitality, mentioning performers Claire Luce Claudia Dell and critic Hannen Swaffer reacting to English theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
States
England
Billy Barton
Savoy
Waterloo Station
Strand
Piccadilly Circus
Leicester Square
West End
Ziexfeld
Claire Luce
Claudia Dell
Miss Dell
Clarton
Walker
Claudia
Hannen Swaffer
Things to Learn About London Punt
A punt is a small boat popular on the Thames and not related to kicking a football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thames
College voters list quirky names at TCU election
In Fort Worth Texas at Texas Christian University the recent election ballots show names that read like a who is who including Charles Lindbergh Rin Tin Tin Herbert Hoover Al Smith Red Grange and Jack Dempsey among the listed voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WITS
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Christian University
Charles Lindbergh
Rin Tin Tin
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
Red Grange
Jack Dempsey
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland June 14 Quotations
Daily produce market quotes list butter eggs poultry and potatoes. Butter extras and seconds priced 42 1 2 to 46 1 2 cents per lb. Eggs firsts 29 3 4 and ordinaries 28 1 2 cents. Poultry prices per lb for fowls 29 30 broilers 40 42 eggs horn 26 27 leghorn broilers 28 30 spring ducks 30 33 old cocks 18 20 geese 15 18 stags 18 30. Potatoes New York 2.15 to 2.25 per 150 lb sack Maine Green Mountain 2 25 per 120 lb sack home grown 60 cents per bu sack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Spring Ducks
Stags
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Columbus Produce Price Quotes June 14 Columbus Ohio
Quotations based on retailer sales in Columbus Ohio list farm produce prices. Beans hamper 250 to 300, cantaloupes flats 190 to 200, iceberg lettuce crates 6 to 7.50, yellow Texas onions crates 1.85 to 7.00, whites Texas onions crates 2.25 to 2.75, home grown peas bushel 1.50 to 2.25, crate peppers 3.00 to 4.00, home grown strawberries 24 qt crates 3.00 to 4.59, sweet corn crates 1.75 to 2.00, repacked tomatoes 10 lb car tons 1.50, Mississippi tomatoes flats 1.35 to 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Texas
Mississippi
Cleveland Livestock Quotations from June 14
Cleveland reports today s livestock quotations from the U S Department of Agriculture. Hog receipts total 1500 with holdovers 314 and prices 10 15 dollars per hundredweight range by weight class. Cattle receipts 300 with calves 250 and market steady. beef steers 11 14 dollars, beef cows 9 10 dollars, other cattle 7 17 dollars. Sheep receipts 150 with steady market. fat lambs 16 dollars, bulk fat lambs 15 16, bulk cull lambs 14 15, bulk fat ewes 6 7 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago cash quotations and market prices
Chicago market notes show receipts for creamery butter at 42 3 4 to 42 1 4 cents, eggs at 29 to 31 cents, poultry prices for fowls to 27 1 2 cents and turkeys to 22 to 30 cents, with grain quotes including No 2 yellow corn at 94 1 4 to 95 cents and No 3 oats at 45 to 46 1 4 cents, seeds and meats also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Toledo Livestock Hogs Prices Close Lower On Receipts
Receipts at Toledo Livestock show hogs 15 to 20 cents lower with heavies 10.50 to 10.85, mediums 11.10 to 11.25, workers 10.75 to 11.00, and pigs 10.75 to 11.00. Cattle and sheep and lambs see light receipts with steady markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Grain futures prices from Toledo and Wheat markets
The report lists TOLEDO WHEAT No 2 red at 1.20 1.21 CORN No 3 yellow 95 1-2 96 1-2c OATS No 2 white 49 1-2 50 1-2c BARLEY No 2 61 62c RYE No 2 1.04 Others unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Grain and Bran Prices in Minneapolis Markets
In Minneapolis grain markets flour quotes rise 25 cents per car load, with family patents at 6.70 to 6.80 a barrel in nine and a half pound cotton sacks. Bran samplings show 22.00 to 23.00 per sack. Shipments recorded at 34,232.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Market Recap Hay Market New York June Receipts Steady
June 14 Hay market in New York reports steady demand with large bales and mixed timothy and light. Prices range A No. 1 29 to 30 per ton B No. 2 27 to 28 No. 3 and poorer 18 to 26. Small bales timothy light No. 2 25 to 27 M No. 3 and poorer 17 to 24. Heavy mixed Clover No. 3 to 1 16 to 2 1/2 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Timothy
Stray Horse Report Brings Police Reward Chance
Police received an unusual stray horse report on Thursday. Harry Lesnick, a horse dealer, reported that one of his horses strayed away, an event noted as uncommon for the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lesnick
National School Band Contest Comes to Denver
The fifth annual National School Band contest runs the last three days this week in Denver. From 20 to 25 bands, totaling 1 500 to 2 000 musicians, travel from Maryland to California to compete for the trophy by the National Bureau for the Advancement of Music. Joliet will attend but not compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
National Bureau For the Advancement of Music
Maryland
Minnesota
Texas
California
Nicholas Senn
Harrison Technical High School
Chicago
Marion
Ind
Council Bluffs
Amarillo
Tex
Gary
Minneapolis
Minnt
Ashtabula
Ohio
Grand Junction
Colo
Cleveland
Baltimore
Belvidere
Ill
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Hobart
Lansing
Mich
Felicity
Oberlin
Kan
Joliet
National Bureau
National Burdeau
Great Plains
Carl Busch
Kansas City Symphony Orchestra
United States
John Philip Sousa
New York
American Bandmasters
Will Earhart
Pittsburgh
Edward W. Murphy
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
N. D. de Robertis
Kansas City
Carl] Busch
Charles O’neill
Royal Twenty-second Infantry
Quebec
Canada
Henry Sacha
Error in Published Item Name in Columns
Notice states an error in a published item saying Lo rain County Savings and Loan Co. took judgments on six cognovit notes. the correction specifies the proper party and details. This item records a naming error and its rectification from the newspaper’s Wednesday publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Savings and Loan Company
Ox Roast Highlight of Fort Ann Field Day
This year July 4 celebration in Fort Ann features an ox roast as the main event of the Odd Fellows encampment field day. Four days are planned to roast the ox, with four professional ox roasters preparing the feast for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ann
Odd Fellows
Special on sweet corn seed Saturday
Hecock Floral Co. at 304 Broad Street advertises a one day sale on sweet corn seed this Saturday with discount prices and limited stock for local gardeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecock Floral Co
Broad St
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STES
P. H. Taft
Reid
Tissington Funeral
W .L. Killeen
Pat Barnes
Detective Bureau
Esther Alfsen
North Park Street
Shelby Drum Corps
By Arch Rodgers
Toledo Grain
Seiberling
Carter
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Elyria, Ohio
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