Tropical Storm Sweeps Into Florida
A Gulf tropical storm cut the single telephone line to Bonita Springs Florida amid heavy rain and rising floods. Rescue parties from Ft Myers searched for help as Everglades City reports 15 inches of rain and Fort Myers 7.88 inches in 22 hours raising flood fears along the Caloosahatchee and Imperial rivers.
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Miami
Fla
Gulf
Bonita Springs
Florida
Ft. Myers
Atlantic
Everglades City
Fort Myers
Caloosahatchee
Imperial River
Bovita Springs
Motorist Fined By Mayor For Driving Intoxicated
Lorain motorist Frank Klancher was fined 50 and costs and had his license suspended for six months after arraignment on a charge of driving while intoxicated. The arrest occurred on West Avenue near Broad Street around 2:44 p.m. yesterday.
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Frank Klancher
Lorain
Elyria
Ore
Don A. Baird Tooo
West Avenue
Broad Street
Plans for Advance Sale of Exposition Tickets in Elyria
Elyria Exposition Committee meets at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss advance sale of Great Lakes Exposition tickets at reduced prices before opening. Tickets to Cleveland at lower prices end June 28. hundreds of song ticket books with general admission and five concession tickets are on hand for parade and exhibits. Local plans include services for visitors and hopes that many will stop in Elyria at least one night.
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Elyria
Chamber of Commerce Offic
Cleveland
Larval
Clnte
Ely
Tyorhe
Hero Volunteers To Lead Troops Against Japan
Hong Kong dispatch reports General Ysai Ting-Kui, famed for the Shanghai war of 1982, volunteering to revive the 14th Route Army and lead the fight against Japan. He declines civil war participation, pledging to join anti-Japanese action with the 19th Army. Chinese forces and senior generals maneuver near Canton and Fukien as Nanking authorities oversee the movements.
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Hong Kong
Ysai Ting-Kui
Japan
Tsui
Tai Ting-Kai
Nanking
Pukien
North China
Ta Chiang
Fukien
Kiangosy
Death records reflect several local obituaries
Multiple death notices from Elyria and surrounding areas detail Jennie F Clark 79 at Nyli a Home for the Aged burial in LaGrange. Birdie White 47 formerly of Elyria died at home. Laura Jane Eberhardt Kell ay street died. Lecetia Becker aged 71 of Rider Road Amherst Township died. Laura Jane Eberhardt and others listed with surviving relatives and funeral arrangements at Rittner and Sudra funeral homes with services and interments noted.
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Jennie F. Clark
Nlyria
Sulliva Oke
Louise J. Cleveland
Birdie Alva May White
Furnace Street
White
Oberlin
Elyria
TaGrange
Peerless Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Ernest
Ednar
Lorain
Miss Bell Allen
Samuel Allen
Cievland
Sherley Allen
New York
Rittner Funeral
Rittner
Dr. HH
Bond
LaGrange Cemetery
Lecetia Becker
Rider
Ingoat
Tomelack
Amherst Township
Vernard Decker Buth
West Ridge Runt
Lester
Leata Drusendali
Cleon Decker
West Tiden Road
Corneling Smith
South Ridge Amherst
Sudra Pineral
Linpoo
Bropedale Crometres
Laura Jane Eberhards
Wehelgington
Jane
Lavi Dane Eberhardt
Kelley Street
Spencer
Ve Childrerd
Iva Bilek
Philip
Baler Callette
William
Spercer
Stolen Cake Report Near Hallow and Marjerie Way
A report to the sheriff yesterday noted a 2 year old fabric cake stolen near Withet Toerat Noveh Lee Pond, one mile west at and Hallow. The thief used a dog bite incident yesterday morning during a scare tied to a weapon, with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Pond
and Hallow
Hepartaat
Oberlin Ohio Community Club notices and events
Oberlin Ohio June notices list garden party at the home of Mr and Mrs EB Jarvis on North Professor Street and other community events. The Oberlin Business and Professional Women hold a picnic June 17 at Morgan College Vernation-on-the-lake. Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows meetings scheduled for mid June. Scholarship awards announced for local students.
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Oberel
Ohio
Maw
HR. Grabing
Vine Street
Oberlin Tavern
Community Garden Club
EB. Javis
North Professor Street
J. White
North Pee Street
Knights of Fpythias
K. P Hall
Ladies Aid Society of Other Artist Church
Na Bern
WPA Recreational Workers Meeting at Oberlin
WPA recreation workers gathered at Oberlin College for a week long meeting starting Monday and continuing through Friday. The event focused on planning activities and coordinating community recreation programs across WPA funded projects.
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WPA
Oberlin
25 Gallons Of Alleged Legal Liquor Discovery
Deputies traced a disturbance to a Gilberlin Avenue address and recovered 25 gallons of alleged illegal liquor from a garage. The suspect, tied to Truagpower property, pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Judge Beidiex.
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Caatmer Davidson
Ed. Monrge
Giberlin Avenue
Jadis
Guy Beidiex
Alienation Suit Heard In Court Between Relatives
An alienation of affection suit is underway in which John Carrick of Fly sues his former brother in law Anne Karniex over a disputed marriage. The plaintiff seeks $12000 and testified about efforts to influence a wife into separation. The case continues with testimony detailing alleged acts by both sides.
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Jehen Carrick
Anne Karniex
Lopiai
el Pudsey
Number Six Continues Veterans Bonds and Divorces noted
The report outlines veterans expected to receive bonds instead of immediate pay and mentions rural mail routes and land considerations. It notes wartime widows and the need for property settlements, while Adal 4,rodifees of Loving seeks divorce on grounds of wilful absentee.
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Mlytie
Eiveda
Nielsen
Manes
Adal
Rodifees
Loving
Fotl
Landfrey
Wedding and social notes from a Cal commencement exercises report
Mr and Mrs Harry Morgan Jr hosted a Saturday event on Main Street with a rich supper and a pansy-decorated table. Prizes went to Ved Brodbeck and Robert Bearer. William Eric Smith and P Smith supported, while a club gathering followed at the next meeting.
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Harry Morgan, Jr
Orth Main Street
Ved Brodbek
Robert Bearer
Mixri
William Eric Ctarabell Smith
P Smith
Elyria
Butters
J. Tolera
Mr and Worcester
Moves
Ro i
Washit C. Frrnsann
Eland
Mr and
Stirs
Con Cini
Voleda Hase
Ron Ao Gunn
Weet Torain Street
Hey
Ihe
John Petriforu
Taresea Smith
Mang Mr White
Land
At & Mamie Galesanada
Clere
Fragmented page contends on Landen platform and presidency
The text outlines a disputed interpretation of Regarjaean platform across three Sophinks, noting President Wright and Landen figures, with references to a Conventi, platform money matters, and debate over grid prartens. It mentions Boe, Gore, and Gibbs in political maneuvers while hinting at constitutional questions and broader party dynamics.
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Toratezy
Jas
Werk
Mulen Tovernor Landen
National
Cleveland
Ben Welinn
Rye Yalyn
Dallaram
Grieseny
Lodserd
Landa
Smyenttesy Sr Geers
Eydenen
Fe Wold
Tan Dee
Dawn Gaynor Tauern Dee
Fmigtceen
Ridgeville Two Seeks Lower Electric Rates Hearing July 7
Ridgeville Township Democrats gathered for a picnic to discuss petitions for lower light rates and elimination of the service charge from Me serve Power Light Co. A hearing is set for July 7 at the Public Utilities Commission offices in Columbus. The petition, signed by 490 Ridgeville residents, dominated the agenda alongside races and games for all ages. Guests came from Elyria Amherst Lorain Grafton Wellington Avon Paton and Cleveland. Mrs Zuris hosted with work by Lingwerghee Rothgery Marvellis Beek James Cutan and Leo.
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Ridgeville
Wester
Ridgeville Township
J. Zugrove
Zuris
Lars
Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Meserve Power Light
Applenie
Elytia
Amherst
Lorain
Grafton Wellington
Avon
Paton
Clovolind
Governors speech era echoes New Deal debate on social security
The speaker contrasts different approaches to social welfare and old age security. He notes opposition to compulsory national programs, cites state autonomy limits, and references reform proposals tied to presidential and federal plans. The discussion touches on constitutional amendments and the role of the Supreme Court in states enforcing welfare policies.
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Gress
Osnall
Pr Dent
Petmenia
Nou
Suovernor
Roosevelt
Baltimore
London
Landon Peuce
Cleveland
Sor Serted
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Corbie
Supreme Court
Veterans Affairs Bond Rules and Delivery Procedures
The article explains how registered bonds are delivered to veterans for claims and the handling by post office, star route carriers, and mail packers. It notes bonds are non taxable and non transfer able, and that claims processing is hampered by the size of the task and mechanical requirements. It also mentions Pettigo straddling the Irish Free State and Northern Ireland.
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Oromus
Lim
Varrviers
Star Dail
Rejeyal
Astute
Mung
Lonus
AONO
Pettigo
Irish Free State
Northern T Ireland
Wyster
Dictator Defies Jap Warnings in South China Crisis
Canton alone resists Tokyo as General Chen Chi Tang, ruler of autonomous Canton government, refuses to halt the forward push into South China. He presses war measures amid Japanese threats, disregarding a warning from the Japanese consul general in Canton and signaling intensified tensions with Nanking’s central government.
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Canton
Astrong
HuanSt
South China
Generel Chen Chi-Tang
Autonomwas
Cutan
Cascade Park Pool Opens for Summer Season
Cascade Park Pool opens for the summer with limited hours 5 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. despite cool weather. Gerald Hills and James Lambert are the lifeguards. most early swimmers are local children from nearby schools enjoying the season’s inaugural day. More crowds expected as warmer weather returns and additional sessions may be added.
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Dvardy
Elyria Sutners
Cascade Park
Haitz
Peel
Sone
Haultz
James Lambertar
Byt
Veterans to certify at post office for evening hours
Veterans will call at the post office for certification during evening hours to avoid disrupting daytime service. Each letter must be delivered to the addressee, with receipts issued after verification. Bond values cited range from BA to 1800, with several bonds scheduled for receipt and a total veteran bond estimate of 275,000.
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Sartor
EF. Nielsen
Kigna
Stud
Committee Approves Coal Control Act
WASINGTON the 15 The Lenate Interstate Commerce Com mittee today approved the es tiuffey Wingan Coal control net designed to stabilize the biturin ois coal andipst rd Saepyvieent the old law in dated by the Supredia COMM. The committee vote was f tod, Common Views Judge M.A Cookt Was in Sandusky today try ing a case there by wasienment, it was reported by court officials. OXFORD O. June 15 Miami University today graduated the largest class in its 1] f-year Nise Lory.
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Wasington
Lenate Interstate Commerce Committee
estiuffey-Wingan
F Tod
M.A Cookt
Sandusky
Oxford
Miami University
Bonus bonds and checks for veterans are issued nationwide
The government distributes roughly 38 million bonds and seven hundred million in treasurer's checks to veterans. Bonds are convertible to cash at post offices or banks, with redemption handled via a render contract or direct cash by federal offices. The process follows a long political fight ending with Congress overriding vetoes.
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Tian
United States
Hoosevelt
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Daushhoys
Coolidge
Congress
Number Two Continues From Page One
Number Two continued from page one notes that it has risen by a modest amount while railroads remain in depression. It cites subdued business mood across the country despite reports of rising production, policy security or higher profits and falling unemployment.
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Astes
The
Val
Girls Attend Y Camp at Camp Iss-See-Kes Elyria
Twenty eight girls from Emerson Duntee High School Lakewood join the first summer group at Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermahon River. They arrived yesterday and will stay through Wednesday morning under direction of camp director Carl Wagner and Miss Pledeu Live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss-See-Kes
Elyria
Vermahon Rive
Tadas Wath
Emerson Duntee High School
Lakewood
Stmmers
Carl Wagner
Miss Pledeu
Schhool Ines
Aid For Trethers
Earp
Unusual Egg Seen by Mrs Pulacsek on Fifteenth Street
An odd two inch egg appeared to be hatching toward a chick when Mrs Helen Pulacsek showed it today. Found by her mother while cleaning pages for the day, the egg resembled a young hen with its head back as if peeking. The egg cracked in handling but did not hatch into a chicken.
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Misa Helen Pulacsek
Tlowep
Hevarne
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GLOBE
Estelle Tyon
Mgr
Midile Se
STAR
Court St. Chone
Hero
Jennie FL Clark
Mrs. Lecht1a Becker
Gul
D. A. Billings
Prop
Esther Alflen
Union Se
Florence Morgan
North Main
WEA Distriet
Attendans Institute
Irte Huron
Medina
Ottawa
Sepers
Oberlin College
J H. Nichols
Wo Ro Mywy
Gertrude EB. Moulton
le Papworth
Ant M Kiverett Papworth
Raymond
Mro
Leslie Wise
Mary Vive Utterback
Mra
WE. Utherback
Jonnie Durand
Tim
Apo
Tina
Ederis Slderis
Torsd VY
Chopper Rouse
Ridgeville Two
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Lidilets
Roel
Vie Heodiers Reek
Vy Bratiers
California
Tamia
Andy Vals
Clint Searling
Washington
Stytalid
Honus Corps
Wavonet Point
Faderet
Hoover
Treasury
Blue Bird
Court Street
Berhaw
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Conn
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