Aerial Tour Over Elyria Lorain County With Pilot Van Derveer
Roy Reisinger recounts a first time flight from Elyria to Lorain in a 90 hp plane piloted by Carl Van Derveer. He describes the view from 2800 feet showing factories, Lake Erie, Gulf Farms, and landmarks, noting wind challenges but a safe landing at the hangar. He praises the pilot’s handling and plans future flights, keeping the wife in suspense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Reisinger
Elyria
Waco
Suiyria Air Service
la Porte
Bob Clark
Chronicle- Sopplegram
R. E. Yves
Bob
Carl van Derveer
Ernie Vandrush
Motor Ven Derveer
Ives
Mother Earth
Black River
Eastern Heights
Falcon
General Industries
Gulf Farms
Spring Valley
Lorain
Hecock
Darek
Lakeavey
National Tube Mills
Mense
Cromwell
Lake Erie
Detroit
van Dervyeer
Amherst
Lake
Kelly's Island
Cedar Point
Sandusky
Oak Point
Sunny-Side
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Vermilion
Lake Road
Tribune Tower
Cleveland
Avon
County House
Steel and Tubes
Chronicle
Bood
Ely Park
Ths
van Derveere
Chronicle-Telegram
Few Property Owners Dwell Outside City
Elyria city records show about 750 property owners were notified to repair or build sidewalks, but 75 live outside Elyria, meaning roughly 90 percent of the delinquent list are residents. The list, prepared weeks ago, enables the city to compel repairs and assess costs if not completed within set time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Harvey Cheney
Chronicle-Telegram Free Swims Begin This Week
Free swims start at the YMLC this Monday with sessions on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Any boy in the city who is met a member may obtain a free swim by clipping the coupon in the Chronicle Telegram of Friday, June 186.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
YMLC
Chronicle Telegram
Beatty law discussed by Foraker in township option push
Dr. Russell recalls presenting the township local option bill to Governor Joseph Benson Foraker in Columbus. Foraker warned that the measure would rile neighbors in Hamilton County like a red rag to a bull, then promised to think it over and respond the next day. That evening he met Mrs. Foraker at the inaugural reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Benson Foraker
Ohio
Columbus
Governor Foraker
Russell
Foraker
Hamton County
First Elyrians Buy Airplane Tickets for Detroit
Marion Boyd and George D. Hurlbut of Elyria bought the first airplane tickets to Detroit yesterday at the Southwestern Electric company office. They left Elyria at 3 PM and planned to depart Cleveland airport at 4 45 PM, returning from Detroit by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Boyd
George D. Hurlbut
Elyria
R. D
Detroit
Southwestern Electric Company
Cleveland
Ohio Republicans seek unity after Hoover nomination standoff
Number one forces backing Herbert Hoover report a calm campaign stance and pledge to focus on issues. Special trains carry Ohio delegates home as factions seek peace ahead of the November election. Defeat of Wilma Le Van by Hugh Clark jeopardizes continued unity and trusteeship within the party. Maurice Maschke is re elected Republican National Committeeman from Ohio with unanimous support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Thompson
Ohio
Wilma le van
Steuberville
Republican National
Hoover
Maurice Maschke
Cleveland
Ohio Nomination Ballot Clashes Across Parties
The article lists GOP and Democrat contenders for Ohio statewide offices including governor lieutenant governor and U S senator. It names Edwards Turner Martha? No, it lists Edward C Turner and a slate of Republicans and Democrats for long and short term lieutenant governor and several other state posts with candidates from major cities like Cleveland Columbus Dayton Kenton and Massillon Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Frank B. Willis
Theodore FE
Burton
Cleveland
Carmin. Thompson
Carrington T. Marshall
Zanesville
Jacob Sechler Coxey
Massillon
Charles M Dick
Akron
H. D. Cook
Ashtabula
Agriculture
Charles V. Truax
Bucyrus
Geo. White
Manetta
Charles F. Wharton
Kenton
Thomas S. Wright
Lancaster
Alex Moore Athens
A. EB. Culbert
Fremont
Roland G. Davis
Hamilton
George C. Brasen
Warreg
John T. Brown
Mechanicsburg
Charles L. Young
Rock Creek
Edgar Ergin
Columbus
William B. McKinley
Allen
Dayton
George C. Braden
McDonald
Reed
Braden
John W. Bricker
J. Eugene Roberts
Youngstown
Clinton D. Boyd
Middletown
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
Mathew L. Bigger
Johnn
Renomination race outlines multiple candidates for county offices
The article lists Republican and Democratic candidates for renomination in various county and state roles. It notes several surprises such as Howard R. Butler filing late, and details candidates for sheriff probate judge common pleas clerk of courts and other posts including Grafton Elyria Lorain Oberlin and Amherst affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene F. Babcock
Rochester
P. H. Rogers
Grafton
S. W. Lawrence
Lorain
Howard R. Butler
Elyria
Butler
County Board of Elections
T. C. Washington
Clarence A Ward
Penfield
E. G. Mathews
O. E. Rankin
Clarence E. Adams
The
Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
A. R. Webber
Encumbant
A. J. Kirshner
Wim. A Miller
Amherst
Don. W. Myers
C. T Biggs
H. G. Curtis
Luetta Peabody
Oberlin
Foreclosure Sought On Cleveland Mortgage Note
Olaf KF Knudson of Cleveland sues George and Grace Young of Cleveland in common pleas court today seeking foreclosure of a mortgage tied to a note for 319.55 allegedly unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf KF. Knudson
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
George and Grace Young
Knight of Providence Daughter Voices Support in Topeka
Senator Curtis plans rest in Topeka after nomination as his daughter, Mrs. Knight, recalls her first public speech when she seconded his nomination and refuses to speak again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight
Providence
R. 1
Ohio judicial party slate announced with unopposed Buckley
The listing shows B Buckley of Dayton unopposed. Democratic candidates James Patrick Mangan of Cleveland and Fred M. Bushnell of Mansfield for supreme court seats. Republicans nominate Robert H. Day of Massillon and Frank W. Geiger of Springfield. Democrats also nominate Dennis F. Dumlavy of Ashtabula and former Atty. Gen. Frank S. Moonett of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Buckley
Dayton
James Patrick Mangan
Cleveland
Fred M. Bushnell
Mansfield
Supreme Court
Robert H. Day
Massillon
Frank W. Geiger
Springfield
Dennis F. Dumlavy
Ashtaula
Atty
Frank S. Moonett
Columbas
Cleveland rate ordinance eyed for last reading Monday
City council meeting Monday may bring up the third reading of the Cleveland Southwestern ordinance that would raise the city rate for the transportation company. The complete paving program for the year is also expected to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Southwestern
Transportation Company
Fudge seeks divorce from wife who deserted him
Charles C. Fudge files in common pleas court for divorce from Effie E. Fudge alleging desertion on June 10 1928. He says two days earlier while convalescing in an Ashland hospital she struck him on the neck as he lay helpless. Married since 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Charles C. Fudge
Common Pleas Court
Effie E. Fudge
Peeper Raises ire of local citizens on Fourth Street
A prowler and window peeper unnerves residents on Fourth Street and across the city. Police searched the area last night with no sign of the intruder. Several property owners say they plan to buy buckshot to be ready for a future encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Lorain Man Fined for Driving While Intoxicated
James Degan of Lorain was fined 100 dollars and costs in police court this morning after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. He was arraigned before Mayor James A. Hewitt following arrest on Court street Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Degan
Lorain
James A. Hewitt
Degan
Court Street
Machines in Crash on Broad Street Friday
Mrs Bill Young driving west on Broad Street Friday collided with a machine operated by R Becker. Police report states the Becker vehicle had a broken left front wheel and damage resulted from the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad ST
Bill Young
Broad Street
R. Becker
Becker
Parking space south of city hall reserved for city cars
A sign this morning designated a parking space south of the city hall for city cars only. The space is now reserved and clearly marked for official city vehicles.
Appeals Liquor Fine Received In Police Court
Charles Billman filed a petition in error in common pleas court against the city of Elyria appealing a $200 liquor possession fine issued in police court. The fine was meted out June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Billman
Common Pleas
Elyria
Injuries Fatal To Lorain Man
Peter Groh, 45, of Lorain, died at St Josephs hospital after heavy pipes fell on him at the Ayon power plant yesterday morning. He sustained injuries in the accident that occurred while he was at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Peter Groh
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ayon
NUMBER SEVEN Continued from Paget
The enrollment has grown to 52 with hopes for an additional assistant by Monday. Grade V totals 34 with Miss Helen Sherman as teacher. Grades VI and VII total 48 under Miss Amela Turnbull, aided by Irene Hales. Grade VIII instructors are Mrs. Bb. Davidson, Ralph Obitts, and Miss Ruth B. Taylor. Park recess in church building supervised by a city policeman. more pupils desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sherman
Amela Turnbull
Irene Hales
Graces VIII
Bb. Davyidson
Ralph Obitts
Ruth B. Taylor
Wellington Pittsfield Fourth Plans Donated by Legion
At a special American Legion meeting Wellington's plans for a Fourth of July celebration were discarded as a courtesy to Pittsfield citizens who already host a successful event. The Legion will award a medal to the most valuable W. H. & S. football player for 1928. A committee of Evang, Curt tle, Harold Jrosser, Franklin Jones and Paul Powell will choose the recipient. Local residents Wilbur Suths family will weekend at Shelby. Mrs. Scott and children visit Alabama. Mr. and Mrs. Barber of Florida travel to Toledo to see friends. Superintendent Shields will study at Ohio State, and Pauline Hill leaves for Milwaukee to study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ohio
National Electro Medical Association
C. W. Beaman
Cincinnat
Thomas Lloyd
Cincinnati
Drs
J K. Scudder
F. H. Finlan
C. A. Price
J. Howe MeLachlin
W. W. Nangleisen
Mark E. Bowles
M. M. Warne
Oleen Kitsmiler
Brian H. Nellans
R. I. Thomas
E. P. Zeume
T. D. Hollingsworth
Akron
C. R. Deeds
Canton
H. W. Lear
Coghocton
Robert C. Curl
Toledo
H. I. Blood
Middletown
Dr. Blood
Lear
Wll
P. D.z Bixel
Pandora
William H. Carey
Bellefontaine
L. Z. Kranklin
Chillicothe
A W
Hobby
Sidner
J. H. Jenkins
Delphos
H. W. Powers
Amherst
J. F. Wurst
Darton
W. A
Mae FE. White
Dr. Beaman
Pitt
American Legion
Legion
Wellington
Pittsfield
W. H
H. E. Evang
A. B. Curtcle
Harold Jrosser
Franklin Jones
Paul Powell
Wilbur Suths
Shelby
Scott
East Main Street
Alabama
Barber
Florida
Clair Hill
Riends
Shields
Ohio State
Columbus
Chas. Roser
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mary Roser
Pauline Hill
Milwaukee
Bats Prodigious Wings Inspire Thought on Human Limits
A fragment discusses bats with wings as long as ten-foot fingers and webbing, suggesting humans would need extreme elongation to match such anatomy. The idea highlights the astonishing scale of bat wings relative to body size and prompts imagination about natural design.
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland June 16 1650 lb sacks prices
Potatoes toes 1650 lb sacks round whites Nich Wis 2.50 110-120 lb sacks Idaho russet burbanks 2 S Carolina blis 2.50 3.78 Poultry heavy broilers 28c leghorns 27-30c heavy 25 26c medium stock 25 26c leghorns 17 13c old roosters 15 16c old ducks 20 23c geese 15 lic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Nich
Wis
Idaho
S. Carolina Blis
Answers on the Flag From D A R Chronicle Telegram
The Friday Chronicle Telegram publishes a reader quiz on the flag with D A R answers. It covers proper handling, display rules, flag colors, and symbolism including number of stripes, states, and the pledge. Frances Scott Key and Betsy Ross are named, with dates June 14 1777 and other details about flag etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
West Street
South Street
Vflaff
A. M
P. M
Betsy Ross
United States of America
Frances Scott Keir
Death Record Ellen M Sheridan of Lorain
Ellen M Sheridan, 65, wife of George H Sheridan of 41st Street Lorain, died Thursday night after 34 years in Lorain. Survived by husband, four daughters, two sons, brother Herman B Williams, nine grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Funeral Monday 2:30 from Grave Memorial church, Rev J H Smith officiating. Interment Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen M. Sheridan
Ellen M Sheridan
George H. Sheridan
Fast Thirty-first Street
Lorain
HW. Wentz
R C. Harren
E .R. Arnold
Mabel Sheridan
Ira Sheridan
T. C. Sheridan
Dayton
Herman B. Williams
Johnstown
M. FB
J. H. Smith
Tn Elmwood Cemetery
Train confrontation ends with suspect shot by officer Jones
Jones fired a .38 revolver at a suspect who refused halt near box cars as a train prepared to move. The man, later identified as Wells, was wounded in the head and forearm and rushed to Elyria Memorial hospital. Wells was charged with carrying concealed weapons. the gun’s origin traced to a craps game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Columbia Steel Co
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jones Ig
Wells
Polishing Unit Adapts to Drill With New Disk
A new invention adds a patented disk to an electric drill creating a compact polishing unit for automotive use. The device converts common drills into rapid auto care tools, enabling efficient polishing with minimal added components.
Hunt Man On $25,000 Bond After Bank Robbery
Toledo police seek Wilbur Hand known as Pretty after he allegedly jumped a $35,000 bond for his complicity in the Gallon bank robbery on June 28, 1927. Hand, appealing a 12 to 25 year sentence, had the Lima district court uphold the conviction and Ohio Supreme Court review denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Wilbur
Pretty) Hand
Hand
Canada
Haond
Lima
Ohio Supreme Court
Tax Payers Line Up With 3 Days Left
The line of taxpayers at the county treasurer's office grew as only three payment days remained before Wednesday afternoon deadline.
Oberlin Glee Club to Perform Final Commencement Concert
Oberlin will stage the twentieth annual reunion glee club concert in Finney Chapel on Tuesday night June 19 as the sole choral event of the commencement. Since 1800 the first reunion concert has closed the program, and since 1908 this tradition continues. This year also marks the tenth anniversary of concert work for the Women's Glee Club. Director E Wickler issued an urgent invitation to current and former members of both glee clubs, the Musical Union, and church choirs to join the commencement chorus, with many alumni expected to participate.
Oberlin Boys May Attend Y Camp
Oberlin boys aged 12 to 16 may attend the Elyria YMCA camp on the Vermilion river from July 6 to 16. The ten day camp costs $10. Inquiries should be sent to the Elyria YMCA or to Earl Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Elyria ¥. M. C
Vermilion River
Brownhelm
Elyria
Earl Morris
Bradley to Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon at Finney Chapel
Dr. Dan F. Bradley of Cleveland will give the baccalaureate sermon at Sunday services in Finney chapel at four o'clock. An academic procession precedes the service at three fifty. Evening events include class reunions at five, with the annual Shansel meeting and faculty at home hours. Founders of the anti-saloon league met in Elyria this morning at Spear Library for address by Judge A R Webber and a noon reunion dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan F. Bradley
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Cleveland
College
Finney Chapel
Anti-Salaon League
A. R. Webber
Elyria
Atre of Spear
League
Howard Hyde Russell
Oberlin
Ieague
Westerville
Ohio
City Lorain and Savings sues A D Burdge for note debt
The City Lorain and Savings company filed in common pleas court today a suit against A D Burdge of Wyrota asking judgment for 168.86 on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Lorain and Savings Company
Common Pleas Court
A. D. Burdge
Wlyrta
National Cash Register Men To Stand Trial
Eighteen National Cash Register salesmen and branch managers must stand trial for contempt in federal court. They were among 92 defendants charged in 1916. Trials begin in September with defendants from multiple states including Texas California New Jersey Massachusetts Idaho Oregon and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Cash Register
U. S. Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Smith Hickenlooper
Thomas W. ArcCue
Dallas
Tex
Herman Meyes
Long Beach
Cal
Charles Fortun
Sacramento
George F. Finnegan
Riverside
Jacob A. Goldman
New Orleans
Louis J. Desmare
Clem Miner
Des Moines
Chester C. Hixenbauch
Pittsburgh
Robert J. Kavelage
Elizabeth
N. J
Ernie C
Liquor Suit To Be Completed Monday
The case of John Zurcher against W. A. Murphy, a former Yorain booze squad member, seeks 210,000 for alleged false arrest on a liquor charge. proceedings began yesterday in common pleas court before Jury and Judge J D Barnes. All evidence was presented yesterday. The jury will receive the charge Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zurcher
W. A. Murphy
Yorain
Common Pleas Court
J. 1D. Barnes
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Murphy Bros
Rainbo
Cleveland St
George S. Myers
Edward C. Turner
James T. Begg
Myers
Cooper
Fred Kohler
Harry A. Shanley
Forest
Harry C. Smith
Martin L
Paget
Cleveland Produce
Tvincoln
Washington
Page
Hunt Man
R. G. Whiting
O An
Bradley
Best George, Taylor & Company Real Estate & Insurance
Chevrolet
Pfau Chevrolet Company
Bridge St
Lila Ee
Serenity
Louis Hadaway
West Broad Street
Almilfae Company
W Stern Reserve Finance
Earsay
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