Webber Grants Paroles To Three Burglary Youths
Judge A R Webber parole d three youths from Lorain and Cleveland after guilty pleas to burglary. Vincent Busser of Lorain and George Cole and John Smith of Cleveland faced a parole hearing with about a dozen witnesses. Parole conditioned on no drinking, weekly church attendance, and monthly savings, under supervision of Attorney A W Dinninger until age 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Cleveland
A. R. Webber
Vincent Busser
George Cole
John Smith
A. W. Dinninger
G. A. R. Ranks Dwindling at Findlay Encampment
G A R ranks dwindling in Findlay Ohio as the sixty third annual encampment opens with 2252 active members tonight. 49 000 peak in 1890. Department Commander John Clay presides at Armory. secretary Miss Lida S Lucas notes posts thinning weekly. Allied groups convene including Ladies of the G A R and Woman's Relief Corps. A father daughter banquet and Woman's Relief Corps reception are planned at the Elks Home. Governor Myers Y Cooper will attend the camp fire meeting at First Methodist Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the
Woman's Relief Corps
The
Sons of Veterans
Daughters of Veterans
Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans
Elks’ Home
G A. R
Increase Sumner School Tape Increase Summer School Tape
Due to larger than expected enrollment in Elyria grade school, another teacher was added today to the summer school staff. J J Vaughn, summer school principal, announced Miss Gertrude Barker will handle the fifth and sixth grades. The staff now totals three grade school teachers, one more than last summer. Class work began in grade and high schools after yesterday’s organization and assignments on the first day of the six weeks term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
J. J. Vaughn
Gertrude Barker
Dog bite suits seek $8,000 from Lorain man
A dog alleged to have bitten two Smerrit children of Lorain leads to two suits against George Kucia. One suit by Jennie Smerrit through her mother seeks 35,009 and another for John, age five, seeks $3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smerrit
Lorain
George Kucia
Jennie Smerrit
John Smerrit
John
List of attendees from various cities on page two
President Ernest H. Wilkins of Oberlin Dr D F Bradley of Cleveland Dr R E Brown of Oakland Cal W C Cochran of Cincinnati Miss Beatrice Doerschuk of New York City Dr E D Durand of Washington C C Kr Fauver of New York City Dr J B Harden of Cleveland A R Horr of Cleveland A B McNairr of Cleveland S E Matter of Duluth Minn A C Miller of Chicago Grove Patterson of Toledo J L Severance of Cleveland C B Shedd of Chicago Ill Dr H M Tenner of La Grange Ill M L Thomson of Cleveland and B B Williams of Mount Vernon Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fice
Ernest H. Wilkins
Oberlin
D. F. Bradley
Cleveland
R. E. Brown
Oakland
Cal
W. C. Cochran
Cincinnati
Ohio
Beatrice Doerschuk
New York City
E. D. Durand
Washington, D. C
C. KR. Fauver
J. B. Harden
A. R. Horr
A. B. McNairr
S. E. Matter
Duluth
Minn
A. C. Miller
Chicago
Grove Patterson
Toledo
J. L. Severance
C. B. Shedd
Ill
H. M. Tenner
la Grange
Ili
M. L. Thomson
B. B. Williams
Mount Vernon
Merchants Fix Sidewalks on West Broad Street
City Engineer Jack Powell praised public spirited merchants on West Broad street for repairing sidewalks. Mayor James A. Hewitt lauded their effort, noting about eight store owners have already completed concrete walk repairs and suggesting the issue of delinquent sidewalks may come before the city council tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Broad Street
Jack Powell
James A. Hewitt
Eight Elyrians To Attend State Auto Club Meet
The Lorain County Automobile Club plans to send at least eight delegates to the Ohio State Automobile Association convention on June 21 and 22 at Cedar Point. Secretary Henry Miller announced the club may exceed eight attendees, as up to 29 delegates are allowed, with president N. D. Backus and other officers listed among the expected representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrians
Lorain County Automobile Club
Ohio State Automobile Association
Cedar Point
Henry Miller
Miller
Lorain County Club
N. D. Backus
J. W. Dilgren
H. M. Andress
BE. U. Hague
Dolph Ebert
W. N. Harding
H. C. Harris
Club
Civil War Vet Forest Wonderly Dies at 82 in Birmingham
Forest Wonderly, 82, a Civil War veteran and Baptist church member, died in Birmingham after a long illness. He is survived by two sons, a daughter, and several grandchildren. The body will be taken to Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Forest Wonderly
Death record Jessie Plato passes at 48
Mrs Jessie Plato died at 2 am Tuesday at age 48. She is survived by two sisters Mrs John Litz and Mrs Hans Eggers, and brother Clarence Dumas of Ely. four nieces and one nephew. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from brother Clarence Dumas home 315 North Street Rev Fowler officiating. Burial Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Jessie Plato
John Litz
Hans Eggers
Clarence Dumas
Ely Tia
North Street
Fowler
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Mrs Mary Axx Dies at 74 in Elyria Area
Mrs Mary Axx died Monday at 2 50 p m at her son Arthur Arx 432 Lake Avenue aged 74 She leaves one son two daughters eight grandchildren and one great grandchild Arthur Elyria Pearl San Francisco Mrs Elia Ferry McClure Ohio She was Lutheran confirmed at fourteen Funeral held Wednesday 3 30 p m Sudro Funeral Home Salvation Army in charge Remains shipped to Napoleon Ohio for burial
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Mary Axx
Arthur Arx
Lake Avenue
Arthur
Elyria
Pearl
San Francisco
Elia Ferry
McClure, O
Lutheran Church
Sudro Funeral Home
Salvation Army
Napoleon, O
Mrs A W Neiding Dies in Birmingham at 57
Mrs A W Neiding, 57, died at her step-daughter Mrs George Dickel’s Birmingham home Sunday morning. She leaves her husband and a daughter. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. from the Dickel home. Burial will follow at Fredericktown, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Neiding
Birmingham
George Dickel
Dickel
Fredericktown
Ohio
Will Vaccinate For Smallpox
City health official Dr G E French announced free smallpox vaccination available at the Health Center in the Masonic Temple every Saturday morning starting at ten. The service carries no charge and is open to all residents who wish to receive the vaccine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E French
Masonic Temple
French
Coroner Warns as Drownings Rise in County
County Coroner Niles E. Perry warned swimmers and boaters to avoid dangers after reporting five accidental drownings in the county since May 31. Victims include Edward Sikora and the Wellington canoe incident pair, Julius Crzkowski, Aaron Liebman, with calls for parental supervision and caution amid calm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles E. Perry
Edward Sikora
Elyria
Black River
Wellington
Julius Crzkowski
Aaron Liebman
Vermilion River
Local auto violations report shows fewer red tags
The count of red tag violations dropped to four on Monday. There were two violations for overtime parking and two for parking without proper lights.
Reforming the liberal arts through militant colleges
A speaker argues individuals from all regions energize national progress and warns that modern life erodes personal life through impersonal systems. He critiques education and publishing for stifling originality, calls for militant arts colleges, and urges a rebirth of liberal arts as a national, personal venture.
Moose Order Funds Elyria Girl Scouts Vote
Through the generosity of the local order of the Moose the Elyria Girl Scouts voting fund has been enriched ten dollars. The club voted ten dollars for the fund at their last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Moose
Elyria
Oberlin residents face fines for dog loose and assault charge
Valentino Norspack of Oberlin Road was fined ten dollars and costs on a dog charge after the dog warden’s action. John Baumann of Stop 98 Oberlin Road paid ten dollars plus costs for an assault and battery charge preferred by F. J. Cathkin in Justice S. J. George Mon day’s court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice
S. J. George
Valentino Norspack
Oberlin RD
John Baumann
Stop
Oberlin Road
F. J. Cathkin
Lawsuits Filed in Common Pleas Court
The Amherst Savings and Banking Company sues Dorothea Scibley for 3974.72 on a note. L B Warren sues Anton Olsen for 390 on a note. Anna Smith sues Ta and E V Portman for 247.29 on a note. Charles Lons sues Steve Towalski for 400 on a note. G T Sedgeman sues Os Grant for 296.95 for merchandise alleged sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
Dorothea Scibley
L B. Warren
Anton Olsen
Anna Smith
E. V. Portman
Charles Lons
Steve Towalski
G. T. Sedgeman
Os Grant
Bicycles Stolen Reported From City Racks
Police were told Monday that two bicycles were stolen. Kenneth Bishop of 509 Dewey Avenue reported his red bicycle trimmed in blue stolen from the rack outside the Western Union Telegraph station. A frightened boy said his bicycle named American Standard was taken near a theatre at the Broad Street and Court Street intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bishop
Dewey Avenue
Western Union Telegraph
American Standard
Broad Street
Court Street
New Awnings Placed Over City Hall
City hall gained fresh awnings after the frames were rebuilt and the coverings reinstalled. The project progressed from frame recovery to erection of the front awnings over two days.
Chest Clinic to be held at Elvira Memorial Hospital
A Chest Clinic will be held at Elvira Memorial Hospital on July 2. The event is organized under the auspices of the Health Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
The
Health Council
New Fire Truck Makes First Run
The new eleven thousand dollar Ahrens-Fox pumper had its first run Monday after arrival in the city. A bell on West River street sounded at 2:30 pm, sending Engine Co 3 and Hose Co 1 to a fire in a double garage and shed. Fire Chief Bates praised the pumper's performance and noted the old Robinson unit is replaced. Damage is estimated at about fifty dollars due to sparks from a bonfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahrens-Fox
West River Street
Engine Co 3
Hose Co
Heath
Erbakorn
Pummer Beat Hose Co
Robinson
Wallace N Bates
No 3
Watra
The Call to Individual Effort and Public Duty
A speaker rejects nihilism and urges colleges to diversify ideas by publishing literary companions to major journals. He argues for continued individual and cooperative work, imagines future suns and centuries, and defends acting for progress even without guaranteed success. The rhetoric links architecture, education, and civic renewal.
Palos Opens Its Own Real Estate Office
John H. Palos opened a real estate office at 308 Cleveland Street after eleven years in Elyria. The new firm will handle general real estate and building work including Pasadena Park property. Palos, previously with F. E. Jackson and other firms, says Elyria is best for this line of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
John H. Palos
Cleveland Street
Pasadena Park
F. E. Jackson
Cleveland
Miami
Florida
Drowning of Paul Snyder at Cable Lake near Canton
Paul Snyder, 22, drowned while swimming in Cable Lake at Canton. The coroner stated acute indigestion likely struck him, preventing his return to shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Jane
Paul Snyder
Cable Lake
Welcome planned for Elyria marathoner Eskins
Mayor Jas A Hewitt plans a committee to honor Elyria runner Charles Eskins who finished seventeenth in the trans continental foot race to Los Angeles. Eskins carried the name Elviia, paid $300 entry and about $1500 in expenses, and will be invited to a YMCA dinner to share experiences if he can attend. Plans await his return date and are currently tentative.
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Jas. A. Hewitt
Elyria
Charles Eskins
Eskins
Los Angeles
Elkins
Elviia
Market notes from Cleveland on dairy eggs and poultry pricing
Cleveland market report dated June 18 lists butter prices per pound with extras and firsts, eggs per pound with firsts and ordinaries, poultry prices for fowls, broilers, leghorns, ducks, cocks, geese, and stags, plus potato prices for York State and Homegrown varieties in various sack sizes and units. The item consolidates commodity prices across dairy eggs poultry and potatoes for regional buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Old Cocks
Geese
Stags
York State
Green Mountain
Cleveland Livestock Market Report
Hogs receipts 1200 with hogs 5 lb higher for desirable fat hogs. sows and stags steady. Cattle receipts 150 with market cows 25c lower and vealers weak. beef steers 1100 to 1335, beef cows 9.00 to 9.75. Sheep receipts 400 with most prices steady. fat lambs 15.00 to 16.00, fat ewes 6.00 to 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago cash quotations June 18 for dairy eggs poultry and grain
Chicago quotes list butter creamery tub values eggs case prices poultry live weights and prices for fowls springs broilers roosters turkeys ducks geese and spring ducks plus grain prices No 5 hard wheat corn oats barley timothy seed and clover seed with specific strike figures and ranges for each category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain and Seed Prices Listed in Toledo Market
Toledo market notes list June grain prices with Wheat No 2 red at 1.21 to 1.22 per bushel, Corn No 3 yellow 0.95 to 0.96, Oats No 2 white 0.49 1 2 to 0.50 1 2, Barley No 2 0.61 0.62, Rye No 2 1.04, Clover seed cash domes tic old and new at 16.00 and 12.75 to 13.25 for imported, Timothy seed cash old and new 2.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Hay Market Prices Reported in New York
The Hay Market in New York on June 18 shows quotation ranges for various hay types. Large bales Timothy and light mixed command prices from No.1 at 721.28 per ton to G No.2 and poorer at 317.24. Small bales Timothy and light mixed range from K No.2 at 24.25 to M No.3 and poorer at 16.23 per ton. Heavy mixed clover N No.3 to 1-15.25 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Market
New York
Timothy
Air as a Mix of Rapidly Moving Molecules
The sentence notes that air is a blend of molecules in swift motion. It describes a physical concept without naming specific events or figures, presenting a concise scientific idea suitable for a brief news-like card.
90 000 Eagles In Ohio At State Convention
Ohio Eagles report 90 000 members after March 17 growth led by Henry J. Berrodin Akron. Delegates include 1500 visitors with 500 delegates and past presidents. The convention opened talks on promoting old age pension legislation as James J Hoban Cleveland led the pension commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin. O
Ohio Eagles
Henry J. Berrodin
Akron
Berrodin
Organization Department
Ohio
Pennsylvania
James J. Hoban
Cleveland
State Old Age Pension Commission
Oberlin grants 346 degrees in multi nation and space themes
The Oberlin commencement lists multiple notable figures including President Gifford who departs for Chicago September 1 after a career at Yale and Harvard and a war service. Dean Hutchins Donnan and Professor Donnan receive praise from officials. A total of 346 degrees are awarded across arts sciences and theology with new Bachelor and Master levels and a first time granting of Master of School Music.
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Oberlin
Italy
Croce di Guerry
America
Yale
Yale Law School
Chicago
Gifford
Telephone Company
Harvard
Western Electric
First National Bank of New York
American Surety Company
Council of National Defense
U.S
Inter-Allied Munitions Council
Paris
Donnan
University College
London
Belfast
Leipzig
Berlin
Royal University of Ireland
Royal College of Science
Dublin
University of Liverpool
Great Britain
Ernest Hutch Wilkins
Dean Hutchins
College of Arts and Sciences
School of Theology
Motive sought in suicide of Kentucky woman Irene Denham
Police in Cincinnati searched for a motive in the apparent self inflicted death of Irene Denham a 33 year old resident of Somerset Kentucky who swallowed poison. A neighbor recalled hearing her sing and play the victrola a few hours before the body was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Irene Denham
Somerset
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Webber
Mrs. Jessie Plato
Mellon
RARCH
Coroner GlVta
Leo Nomis
Maury Morrison
Jerry Tabnac
Earl Gordon
Lynn Hayes
Morrison
Nomis
Republican Party
Main Street
Brown
Lfe
Cleveland Clinic
Massachusetts
Clevelard
Hugh Farrell
United States
Ford
Mr. Brown
Charles Filet Norton
Adame Sherman
George Herbert Palmer
Ileorze Taman Kittre
Australia
James Truslow Adams
England
Germany
Holland
Latvia
Denmark
Colleges of Arts
American College of Arts
Oscar Wilde
American College of Liberal Arts
College of Arts
Liberal College
School of the Arts
Yale Review
Virginia Quarterly
the Midland
Earth
Cyrano de Bergerac
Palos
Coloraino Springs
Colo
Ira Perry
Denver
Carter
ACME
Qo’ Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Esking
Carpenter's Beauty Shoppe
Broad St
Broad Street Beauty Parlor
Real Beatty
Thompson & Brookhouser
Middle Avenue
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