Rotary President Calls Fellowship At International Convention
Minneapolis June 19 Arthur H. Sapp president of Rotary International declared at the nineteenth annual convention that a new and blessed relation ship among all men may be brought about by a selfless service Rotary has members from kings princes presidents and high officials worldwide and fellowship and friendship are emphasized to wield powerful influence for good through business and professional men.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Arthur H. Sapp
Rotary International
Rotary
Sapp
Death record Mrs W J Spear and Whit ney kin
Mrs W J Spear of the Abbey road receives a telegram announcing the sudden death of her mother, formerly of Elyria, Mrs N H Whitney. Survived by her husband B F Cummings two daughters one grandson Ralph Whitney of Elyria and three in California. two great granddaughters Donna Rae Whitney and Adele Marie Whitner.
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W. J. Spear
Abbey Road
Elyria
N. H. Whitney
B.F. Cummings
Ralph Whitney
California
Donna Rae Whitney
Adele Marie Whitner
Death of Benjamin B Casson A Elyria merchant
Benjamin B Casson died at his home 452 Adams St at 1 15 p m Monday after about a year long illness aged 66 7 4 survived by his wife and two brothers Sam Casson of Delta Ohio body taken to Jenkins Funeral home services to be held at two o clock Wednesday in charge of the Christian Science church burial at Ridgelawn cemetery Casson worked as a tea and coffee merchant in Elyria
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Benjamin B. Casson
Adams St
Sam Casson
Delta
Ohio
Jenkins’ Funeral Home
Christian Science Church
Ridgelawn
Elyria
Hoover plans secret campaign steps amid convention delays
Continued from Page 1 the plan hinges on a Thursday conference with James W. Good of Iowa his pre convention manager and a Republican committee of 26 named at the Kansas City convention The committee will elect new officers including a chairman Good failed to arrive Monday delaying drafting of the nominees plans He remained in Chicago after the convention to assist his injured wife and to attend his son's graduation exercises.
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Hoover
James W. Good
Iowa
Kansas City
Good
Chicago
Gas Franchise Strikes Snag Over Ordinance Changes
The city and Logan Gas Co. face a snag after changes were found in the ordinance after its first reading. A settlement meeting with gas company representatives is planned for tonight to resolve the dispute.
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Logan Gas Co
Volons
Lyra Boy Camp at Camp Isa See Kes Opens Charley Rainy Week
Lyra Boy Or y Camp reports fifty eight boys left for the first camp period at the Y camp on the Vermilion river. The ten day period will be led by Jack Siekkinen and Carl Wagner. At Iroquois Lodge Bob Neiderhauser leads a group including Billy Jones and others. Wyan dotte Lodge is led by Bob Krager with a long list of boys. Mohican Lodge is led by Harold Robinson with a varied group. Huron Lodge is led by Orlando Jones with many campers named in the roster.
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Isa-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Jack Siekkinen
Carl Wagner
Bob Neiderhauser
Iroquois Lodge
Billy Jones
Carl Dodsley
Dick MacFabron
Lane Barton
Robert Wells
Jack Whidden
Ellsworth Hales
Dick Gould
Robert Cramer
Tony Kellogg
Lee Bright
Carl Davis
Lawrence Green
Edwin Cohen
Dick Bell
Bob Krager
Wyandotte Lodge
Ray Wilson
Duke Gull
Sanford Fingers
Paul Thompson
Albert Elkins
Fred Lehman
Tom Dyke
Bob Krieg
Bob Frederick
Fred Williams
Frank Humphreys
Bernie O'Donnell, Jr
Jack Hiatt
Bob Strand
Bennie Scovieda
Mohican Lodge
Harold Robinson
Paul Coniam
Gordon Latimer
Lloyd Christie
Herbert Young
Charles Hill
Jack Bellingham
Bobbie Tufford
John Mbasinski
Jim Zahm
Wallace Forbes
Bill Beebe
Bob Miller
Richard Dudley
Texas hospitality fuels carnival atmosphere at Democratic convention
As Houston hosts a Texas style welcome, delegates roam a political carnival with bands and hearty handshakes. The piece notes Texans aim to please with chili, tamales, soft drinks, and broad hospitality while pledging loyalty to the party’s ticket.
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Coney Island
Eveat Southwest
Union
Kansas City
Houston
Texas
Tammany Tigers
Madison Square Garden
Broadway
Yankee Land
Lone Star
Wotty
Zip Zam Zowie
New York
Alabama
Missouri
Clevelanders Visit Local Elyria Industries
More than fifty members of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce Production Manager group toured Elyria plants. They visited American Lace Co. in the morning and General Industries in the afternoon, with a luncheon at the Elks Club where officers were elected.
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Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
H. C. Weil
The
American Lace Co
A. M. Wecht
E J. Feltow
Elyria Board of Trade
Schmittgen
General Industries
A. L. Garford
Hewitt
Elitria
Mavor Hewitt
Elyra
Board of Trade
Realty Board Plans Meeting at Newell Hotel
The Elyria Real Estate Board schedules a dinner meeting at the Newell hotel on Monday evening June 25. Representatives from the Cleveland Real Estate Board and the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards will speak. Organizing charter expected from the state to perfect formal structure.
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Realty Board
Elyria Real Estate Board
Newell Hotel
Cleveland Real Estate Board
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Joint session for zoning ordinance provisions planned
The council and city planning commission will meet in a joint session next Monday night to consider provisions of a tentative comprehensive zoning ordinance. The date and meeting format were decided at last night’s council meeting after a planning commission request for a joint review of the ordinance in its tentative form.
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Council
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Legion requests fireworks at Pioneer Days fairgrounds
The American Legion through council clerk Harvey Cheney asked the council for permission to display fireworks at the fairgrounds for Pioneer Days starting June 21. The request was granted provided the usual bond was furnished.
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The
American Legion
Council
Harvey Cheney
Noy F. Potts Co., Inc
Fairgrounds
Elyria Agrees To New Street Light Contract
A lighting and waterworks committee report recommended approving a new street light contract with Ohio Public Service Co. to save Elyria about 2700 dollars annually. The council had previously received a letter from the OPS requesting the agreement.
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Ohio Public Service Co
Elyria
Garden bouquet theft reports rise in Ridgeville
Mrs John Gibbons of Ridgeville Center says she found a bouquet of sweet peas missing from her garden this morning. She is the third resident to report such a theft to the Chronicle Telegram this year.
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John Gibbons
Ridgeville Center
Gibbons
Chronicle-Telegram
State Masters Barbers Convention Attends in Columbus
Harry Reed, Jake Shafer, John Carpenter, E F McElroy and Charles Guth attended the State Masters Barbers Association convention held in Columbus on Sunday and Monday.
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Harry Reed
Jake Shafer
John Carpenter
E. F. McElroy
Charles Guth
Masters Barbers Association
Columbus
Glass Windows In Ancient Rome Narrow In Size
Ancient Rome used glass windows with panes mostly not exceeding twelve by sixteen inches. The brief note highlights early glass usage and small pane dimensions in classical architecture.
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Rome
Trial Postponed For Lorain Boys
Trial of three Lorain youths charged with robbery and serious statutory offenses was postponed from today to tomorrow morning in common pleas court. Defendants Chris Spiroff John Weimer and Peter Winick appeared and changed pleas to guilty. Spiroff sent to Mansfield for carrying concealed weapons. Winicki sent to Mansfield for operating an automobile without the owner's consent. Weimer, charged with forgery, gave notice of intention to seek parole.
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Common Pleas Court
Chris Spiroff
John Weimer
Peter Winick
Spiroff
Mansfield
Winicki
Weimer
Markets Cleveland produce Cleveland June market prices
Potatoes show Carolina blis at 2.50 to 2.75 per barrel Virginia bls at 3. Poultry prices hold steady with heavy broilers 35 to 38 cents Leghorns 27 to 30 cents heavy 25 to 26 cents medium stock 25 to 26 cents leghorns 17 to 13 cents old roosters 15 to 16 cents old ducks 20 to 23 cents geese 15 to 17 cents Butter and egg quotations unchanged today.
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Cleveland
Carolina
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Summary
Hogs strong with 1500 head. prices up 15 to 35 cents, top $10.90 for 250-350 lb pigs. Cattle steady with beef cows to $10. sows to $8.75. Sheep steady. fat lambs $15.50, fat ewes $4.59 to $6.00. Toledo grain bids: No 2 red $1.72 to $1.73 ½. corn No 2 yellow $1.09 to $1.10. oats No 2 white 73 ½ to 75 ½ cents. Clover seed domestic $17.10 bid, other seeds listed. timothy $2.23 cash, $2.65 Dec.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Timothy Seed
Grain price report from Minneapolis market notes
Minneapolis grain prices list No. 1 northern wheat at 1.35 to 1.36 for July to September futures and 1.395 to 1.40 for December. No. 1 red Durham around 1.19 to 1.20. No. 3 corn at 0.99 1/2 to 1.01 1/2. No. 3 white oats at 0.64 5/8 to 0.66 1/8. No. 1 flax at 2.30 1/2 to 2.35 1/4.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Red Durham
Toledo Livestock Market Roundup
Toledo reports hogs at 10 to 2 cents higher with heavies 10.09 to 10.25, mediums 10.40 to 10.75, workers 10.40 to 10.75, good pigs 8.50 to 9.00. Cattle light products steady, calves light market ready, sheep and lambs light and slow.
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Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Smith and Reed factions loom over Democratic ticket
The Kansas City convention scenario centers on possible landslide support for Smith from Virginia and Reed followers urging continued fight at the convention ballot. Rumors place potential second names from the Midwest and West, including Thompson Walsh and General Allen, with Claude Bowers and Jesse Jones also in contention. Governor Ritchie's withdrawal is seen as expected and clarifies Maryland's 16 votes shifting to Smith after the first ballot, per Ed. S. Villmoare.
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Smith
Hoover
Kansas City
Virginia
James A. Reed
Missouri
Houston
Ritchie
Baltmore
United Press
Middle West
Huston Thompson
Senator Walsh
Montana
Henry T. Allen
Kentucky
Walsh
Claude Bowers
Indiana
New York
Jesse Jones
Tex
Villmoare
Reed For President
Maryland
Reed Noncommittal on Ritchie Withdrawal for Smith Nomination
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri declined to commit on Governor Ritchie's withdrawal in favor of Governor Alfred E. Smith. He opposed Smith for the nomination and said he would go to Houston Thursday for the Democratic convention.
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Kansas
Cify
James A. Reed
Missouri
Ritchie
Alfred E Smith
New York
Kiracofe Named Oberlin Varsity Baseball Captain 1929
Oberlin picks Melville K Kiracofe class of 1929 as captain for the 1929 spring season. The captaincy came after a 21 to 2 victory in a drizzle during the alumni varsity game with Oberlin amassing 20 hits. Alfred W Hubbard, 29, was chosen captain of the track team preceding the coach era, highlighted by wins in nearly all events he entered this spring.
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Oberlin
Melville K. “Cotton” Kiracofe
Oberlin College
Anyal
Alfred W. Hubbard
Hubbard
Oberlin Glee Club Reunion Concert in Finney Chapel
Oberlin Glee clubs unite for the annual Reunion Concert tonight at Finney Chapel at eight o clock. Directed by Jack E Wickler the program features twenty two numbers about two hours long. Includes works by Schubert Chadwick Tschaikowsky and Victor Herbert plus selections from the Nutcracker Suite.
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Oberlin
Finney Chapel
Jack E. Wickler
Schubert
Chadwick Tschaikowsky
Victor Herbert
Zez Confrer to Lead 1928 Senior Promenade
Zez Confrer and his Victor recording orchestra inaugurate the 1928 Senior Promenade tonight at 10 in the art building. Dance runs until 2 am with Louis B. Pierce, class president, leading the grand march at 11. Confrer is noted for "Nitten on the Keys" and "Dirty Fingers" and will perform at the piano with his 310,000 hands.
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Zez” Confrer
Victor Record Fame
Pierce
Confrer
Graduates Receive 409 Degrees at Commencement
At the exercises 409 degrees were awarded including three honorary. Freder ik M. Christiansen of St. Olaf College received Doctor of Music while George Clinton Ward of Southern California Edison and William Warffer Bishop of Michigan were named Doctors of Science and Laws respectively. Alumni banquet followed in Warner gym. Senior class day postponed due to rain. Glee clubs reunion concert and Senior prom planned at Allen Art building.
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Frederik M. Christiansen
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Allen Art Building
Theater firm sues over alleged $40,000 stock conspiracy
The Bannon Theater company filed suit in common pleas court against Qwen J. Bannon Eugene Rider and W H Rider alleging a conspiracy to issue themselves $40,000 worth of stock. The petition seeks an injunction to stop sales to innocents and requests stock cancellation and invalidation.
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The
Bannon Theater Company Today
Common Pleas Court
Qwen J. Bannon
Eugene Rider
W.H. Rider
Bannon Theater Company
Coolidge Weather Offers Wisconsin Vacation Quandary
President Coolidge faces a rain soaked Wisconsin stay at Cedar Island Lodge as three days of continuous showers force indoor plans for his visit to the executive offices. Secretaries and reporters speculate in jest that snow may come within a day as temperatures dip below forty degrees.
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Superior
Wis
Coolidge
Wisconsin
Cedar Island Lodge
Earhart Eyes Westward Transatlantic Attempt After Fatigue
Amelia Earhart voiced willingness for another transatlantic flight if the right machine and instruments are available. Co-pilot Gordon and mechanic Stultz, exhausted after over 20 hours in the Fokker, differed on future flights, with Gordon saying he would not fly again. A television image stabilization improvement was noted using vibrating quartz crystals.
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Fokker
Atlantic
Baron Gunther von Huenefeld
Hermann Koehl
James Fitzmaurice
Gordon
Miss Earhart
Stultz
Wonderful new music promised by electrical tone methods
An upbeat note promises fresh music from electrical tone production methods, signaling upcoming innovations in sound, studio techniques, and a push toward novel audio experiences.
Illumination Night shines after rain at Oberlin parade
Oberlin alumni overcame a rainy day to hold Illumination Night with a lantern laden campus and a parade. The Class of 1898 won first prize for its pageantry, followed by 1908 with a bright silver float featuring the Spirit of Oberlin aircraft. The 1903 class earned honorable mention with the Elyria Post American Legion Drum Corps.
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Oberlin
Ave
College Park
Elyria Post American Le‘ston
Oberlin Post
Chapel Plaza
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Whiteman's Orchestra to Air Coast-to-Coast Tonight
A NBC coast-to-coast program features Paul Whiteman's Orchestra tonight. The show airs at 9 p.m. Eastern Time for one hour, with WEAF in the east and middlewest and the Pacific coast chain carrying the broadcast to the far west.
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New York
National Broadcasting Company
Paul Whiteman
Orchestra Tonight
WEAF
East
Middlewest
Far West
City Gas Department Urged by Council Speaker
William Siebenlist urged Elyria city to create a gas inspector department and have gas fixtures inspected twice yearly. He criticized the franchise ordinance with Logan Gas Co, noting curb box placement and meter inspection charges. He argued minimum heat units should be 1100 or 1200 instead of 900 and asked the matter be referred to the gas committee.
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Elyria
William Siebenirst
Siebenlist
City
Logan Gas Co
Siebentrat
Department of Gas
I O O F Meets At Urbana In Ohio Grand Lodge
In Urbana Ohio the Ohio I O O F opens its 96th annual convention with Grand Lodge sessions. J M Gledhill deputy grand master Warren is expected to become grand master at Friday’s election. W E Crossier, current grand secretary, to be installed with other officers. Hours include visits to the Ohio I O O F Home Springfield and the Odd Fellows farm nearby, a banquet, and a memorial service for Christian Krauss the oldest Odd Fellow in the state who died at his North Lewisburg home.
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Urbana
Ohio I. O. O. F
J. M. Gledhill
Warren
W. E. Crossier
Aes
Springfield
Odd Fellows
Christian Krauss
North
Lewisburg
Condensation water recovery method announced
A new process to remove steam and collect condensation water has been developed. The approach focuses on efficient separation and collection of condensate to improve water reuse. Further details on equipment, capacity, and implementation are expected.
Salesladies Wanted At Brown Hotel Opportunity For College Girls
Four saleslady positions available to work at home or nearby towns. Opportunity targets college students. Visit in person at Brown Hotel and ask for Ahr. Page between 5 and 7 30 p.m.
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Brown Hotel
Ahr
Playground Plan Emphasized at City Council Meeting
Number Three continued from page one discusses Cascade Park and 11 city playgrounds serving over 3500 children. Councilors urge review by the building and lands committee for adequate space and supervision. Mayor Hewitt criticizes language on some playground signs and stresses the need for orderly supervised areas.
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Cascade Park
Stark
Building and Lands Committee
James A. Hewitt
Hewitt
Emerald Oil promised for bunions and corns relief
C W Phillips guarantees one bottle to relieve bunion pain and inflamed joints. The ad touts Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic that quickly eases throbbing discomfort, reduces inflammation, and makes soft corns shrivel and drop off. Sold at drug stores with bold claims.
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C. W. Phillips
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Whiteman's Orchestra
Spurlock Eal Co
Nashville
Tenn
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E. Bridge St
City Gas Dept
I.O.O.F
Bine Bird Sweet Shoppe
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Dunn Motors Co
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