Progress on county highway work expands plan
County commissioners report five road projects underway with five others planned to start within months. Current work includes Lake Road in Sheffield Township, Detroit Road from French Creek to the Cuyahoga County line, and several two to four mile routes with costs ranging up to 115000. Future bids for Gulf Road estimated at 107000 will be opened today. Whitehead and Pittsfield Roads may not start this year. northern counties receive two thirds of both work and funds.
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Lake Road
Sheffield Township
Detroit Road
French Creek
Cuyahoga County
Sheffield French Creek
West River Road
Foster Park
Gulf Road
Baumhardt
Colby Road
East River Road
Parsons Road
New London
Eastern
Whitehead
Pittsfield
Junior boys at YMG A game at camp Iss See Kes
Elyria's 48 youths aged 10 to 12 begin the summer at Camp Iss-See-Kes run by the Elyria Y M C A. Nine groups in Elyria Lorain and Lorain county will keep the camp active until September 1. The Junior period opens with leaders and a substantial overhaul of facilities including tennis courts and the dining hall. The list includes George Johnson David Miller John Wl ersch William lersch Frederic Pahl and many others.
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Elyria
Iss-See-Kes
H. W. Kkorner
Louis Keller
Henry Lewis
Lewis
Oberlin College
Bob McWilliams
Bob Kaiser
George Goecke
Paul Conlam
W. O. McClellan
George Johnson
David Miller
John Wlersch
William Lersch
Frederic Pahl
Junior Elliott
Harry Wright
Charles Deckerwight McGinnis
Douglas Brydon
Bruce McWilliams
Bob Tulk
Harry Smith
Fred Stilgenbauer
Jack Monroe
Bill Fell
Sam Price
Fred Stedman
Paul Maynard
Jack Wood
Jack Curtis
George Peloquin
Theodore Underhill
Bill Beebe
Lucien Norman
Laurence Greene
Bill McClellan
Leroy Moody
Leonard Moody
Rodney I Gng
Bob Tufford
Dick Bell
Carl Bourquin
Vernon Bell
Bob Cobb
Chas Herold
Blaine Johnson
Bob Corts
Bob Vaughn
Russell Gleason
Dick Corts
Jack Miller
Bob Miller
Penfield Township Woman Fined for Intoxicating Liquor
Klara Rock of Penfield Township was fined $500 and costs after being arraigned in common pleas court on possession of intoxicating liquor charges. Deputies found about two quarts of alleged liquor at her residence during the arrest last night by sheriff's deputies.
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Klara Rock
Penfield Township
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas Court
Germany's Finance Minister Resigns in Berlin
June 18, 193? Germany's Minister of Finance Paul Moldenhauer submitted his resignation to Chancellor Heinrich Brüning as the cabinet convened to discuss the move.
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Germany
Berlin
Paul Moldenhauer
Heinrich Breening
Kiwanis District Governor to Speak at Elyria Club
J. Guy O'Donnell, Ohio Kiwanis District governor and former Miami County prosecutor, will address the Elyria Kiwanis Club at Hotel Newell at noon Thursday. He is a Covington, Ohio lawyer and long-time Kiwanis leader, including prior service as lieutenant governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Guy O’donnell
Ohio Kiwanis District
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
O'Donnell
Covington
Ohio
Miami County
Kiwanis
Woman attacked by NAN on tran passenger panic on train
On a Cincinnati to Louisville B&O train a man who signed Sterling Ewald of Louisville, Kentucky, attacked a woman in a compartment and fought police before being subdued. Detectives Baer and Stoltz were knocked down, patrolman Stiers arrived and helped restrain him. He stood about six feet two inches and weighed roughly 265 pounds. He was taken to detective chief Kirgan. Page 2 continued.
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Cincinnati
National Limited B & O
Louisville
Sterling Ewald
Storr
Fred Baer
Edward Stoltz
Stoltz
Baer
Earl Stiers
Emmett Kirgan
Starr
Kirgan
Elyria Ameri canization considers new Settlement House
Western Heights group weighing a new Settlement House in the city as the current Vulcan Street facility and equipment are inadequate. Doris Todd and Dorothy Herbert resign as director and assistant director, with Todd returning to school and Herbert taking a Virginia posting. Harriet Luther to assist this summer. Officials note the need for work and plan further meetings to decide on a site behind Roosevelt School on Woodford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Heights
Elyria Americanization Association
Council Chamber
Vulcan Street
Doris Todd
Dorothy Herbert
Settlement House
Miss Todd
Miss Herbert
Virginia
Blame Blaze On Dry Cleaning War In Akron
Akon fire riots erupt as Howard Dry Cleaner plant is set ablaze by arsonists who splashed gasoline through the building and sparked explosions. Two men fled as flames consumed the lower structure. The firm recently opened a branch in Akron from its Columbus headquarters. A rate-cutting war is blamed for the incident. A separate mysterious house fire and found gasoline cans followed the blaze.
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Akron
Howard Dry Cleaner
Columbus
Free swimming lessons announced for Cascade Park in July
The Park Commission announced free swimming lessons for boys and girls at Cascade pool during July, with lessons every Tuesday through Friday from 10 00 to 11 30 a m starting July 1. Dorothy Snyder will lead the staff, aided by Y W C A personnel with Red Cross training, and 15 instructors are planned for 18 July sessions.
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Kiyria
Cascade Pool
The
Park Commission
Dorothy Snyder
Body found in Lake Erie search for Toledo eight continues
The body of John Liptak, 24, pilot of the speedboat, was recovered as authorities persist in a coast guard led hunt for the eight Toledo men missing after a Saturday trip to Elk’s picnic near Pelee Island. The boat’s debris and life preserver hint at a sudden, warned departure. no survivors expected.
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Toledo
Lake Erie
West Sister Island
John Liptak
Coast Guard
CG-173
Liptak
Hoover
Marblehead
Pelee Island
Charles S. Nan
Coast
Bono
Ohio
Nauts
Harbor View
Schall Predicted Winner In Minnesota Primary
In St Paul on June 18 supporters predicted a Senate nominating victory for Senator Thomas D. Schall by about 100000 votes after returns from Tuesday's primary showed his 3 to 2 lead over Governor Theodore Christianson. Third candidate John F. Selb trailed far behind as roughly 400700 ballots were counted, with Hoidale and Lundeen advancing to the November race.
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ST Paul
Minn
Thomas D. Schall
Minnesota
Schall
Theodore Christianson
Christianson
John F. Selb
Senator Schall
Einar Hoidale
Ernest Lundeen
Lundeen
Knud Wefald
Band Concert Friday in Ely Park by City Band
The city band presents its second weekly summer concert in Ely Park on Friday evening. The ensemble, about twenty-three musicians, continues under the direction of Gerald M. Franks following last Friday's Flag Day opening sponsored by the Elks.
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Ely Park
The
Elks
Gerald M. Franks
Big Morrow Captures New Jersey Senate Nomination
Dwight W. Morrow won a decisive Republican primary in New Jersey with 335,818 votes to Forts 95,074 and Frelinghuysens 41,233. Morrows 240,744 plurality topped forecasts, carried every county, and supported repeal of prohibition while Fort urged enforcement. John Kelly polled under 2,000.
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Newark
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
Franklin W. Fort
United States Senate
New Jersey
Morrow
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Frelinghuysen
John Kelly
Ahepa selects delegates for national convention
At a well attended Elyria meeting of the Ahepa chapter No. 144 Harry Zahars was chosen as delegate to the national convention for the fourth straight year with Peter Javas as alternate. The group, Americans of Hellenic descent, plans its eighth annual convention. continuation noted on page 2.
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Elyria
Foram
Ahepa
American Hellenic Educational Protective Association
Harry Zahars
Peter Javas
Morrow Looms as National Figure in Prohibition Debates
Dwight W. Morrow won the New Jersey Republican senatorial primary on the anti prohibition repeal platform. His landslide 21 to 1 victory signals him as a national leader for repealing the 18th Amendment and hints at possible future presidential prospects if Hoover seeks a second term.
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Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Morrow
Hoover
Joseph Frelinghuysen
Franklin Fort
Hoover Drys
Fort
Hoover backs Morrow in New Jersey Senate race
Washington June 18. The Hoover administration pledged support for Dwight W. Morrow Republican senatorial nominee in New Jersey. The White House said it would give every possible support and expressed confidence Morrow would become the next U S senator from New Jersey.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Republian
Morrow
United States
Poultry Day at Wooster Promises Talks on Poultry
Tomorrow at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster a Poultry Day will open for all Ohioans. The program includes discussion groups and a speaking program on many aspects of growing and marketing poultry.
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Wooster
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Elyria Investment Co Incorporates in Ohio
Incorporators J C Crisp C W Tucker A J Curren Glade B Thomas Alex Altfeld K Jay Howenstine and RF Vandemark received incorporation papers today in Columbus for 6000 shares of no par value stock.
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Elyria Investment CO
Columbus
J C. Crisp
C. W. Tucker
A. J. Curren
Glade B. Thomas
Alex Altfeld
K Jay Howenstine
RF. Vandemark
Police Chief to Attend National Chiefs Convention
Police Chief B. J. Stankard left last night for Miagere Falls Ontario to attend a national police chiefs convention. He is expected back Saturday. Lloyd Sweet serves as acting chief today as Meaherd's department continues operations.
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Todat
B. J. Stankard
Miagere Falls
Ontario
Heen
Lloyd Sweet
Pareeek
Meaherd
Abou
Transcontinental flight smash sets coast to coast record
Jacksonville report details William S. Brock and Edwards Fp Schlee completing a round trip flight from San Diego to Jacksonville Beach in 30 hours 42 minutes 15 seconds, beating Hawks’ coast to coast mark by about five hours. Westward leg set a new record as the total elapsed time reached 30 42 15 while Hawks held 36 46 38.
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Jacksonville
Fla
William S. Brock
Edwards FP. Schlee
Jacksonville Beach
Sandiego
Calif
Frank Hawks
Hawks
New York
Los Angeles
San Diego
Plane Plunges Into Ohio River Near Pittsburgh
A amphibian plane fell into the Ohio River below the Point Bridge, submerging briefly. Pilot Captain Wm. Seller and passenger Cecil P. Northrop of Washington, Pa., were rescued by a speed boat crew and treated at Mercy hospital for injuries.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ohio River
Point Bridge
Wm. Seller
Cecil P. Northrop
Washington, Pa
Sellers
Northrop
Mercy Hospital
Liner Roosevelt Grounded Off Mud-Flat En Route Home
The liner President Roosevelt carrying 250 Gold Star mothers from France ran aground on a mud-flat at 9:55 a.m. today and was floated free. Local authorities reported no injuries as salvage efforts began to refloat the ship.
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New York
President Roosevelt
France
Real Estate Prices Favor Home Seekers in Daily Feature
Real estate prices are described as favorable for buyers with exceptional values and fair terms. The advertisement suggests families deserve a home of their own and urges planning for later purchasing, noting a broker appears daily on the page.
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Brock
Schlee
YMG. A
J. Guy O'Donnell
Nan ON Tran
Man
Cascade Park
Lester Underdown
U. S. Marine
Robert Evans
Albert Duffy
Hattie Evans
Toms River
Uhall Victor
Dwight Morrow
Rockefeller
Philadelphia
Mary T Clart
Nelson Rockefeller
John D. Rockkefeller
St. Asaph’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Bale
Benjamin N. Bird
Mies Clark
Fance
Cosmo Hamilton
Boston
Bulletin
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