Dry raid ends aid of welfare board
Mrs. Mary Gacinda, 41, drew 10 weekly from the Public Welfare Board Daily two cents per copy. By carrier in city, 12 cents per week, $6.00 per year In advance. By mail daily outside of Elyria, within Lorain and adjoining counties, $3.00 per year, within the state of Ohio, $4.60. Foreign advertising representatives: John W. Cullen Company Chicago, 8 So. Michigan Ave. New York, Detroit, General Motors Bldg. I, 1 Fifth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elty
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Detroit
General Motors Bldg. I
Time for action urged on sanatorium tunnel drainage
A county building commission meeting produced no action on drainage and ventilation for the new Lorain County Tuberculosis Sanatorium tunnel and low basement. The letter-writer urges quicker checks, better access, dry conditions, and emergency readiness, noting mold growth and stalled steam lines while promising the project will become a county showplace when completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Building Commission
Lorain County
Michigan pushes training law for city police forces
Governor signs bill to strengthen local police in towns without training courses. State troopers would train at East Lansing and operate under the town chief. Only Detroit Grand Rapids and Flint run regular schools. cost limited to maintenance during training. The article notes lack of uniform police standards across American cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
State Department of Public Safety
East Lansing
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Flint
State police training cited over city forces in several states
The passage notes emphasis on the rules of evidence and new methods of crime detection by state police. It says graduate troopers gain training that refines natural intelligence and ingenuity for field problems. It observes state police organizations in Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Michigan and others are generally superior to city forces due to standardized training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Michigan
Anniversary notices and temperance play summary
A list of birthdays and notable deaths from 18th to 19th century figures appears alongside local announcements. The piece notes daughters and families in Cleveland, a temperance play "Who Killed Earl Wight?" staged by Ant Saloon League workers, and community updates from W C T U Institute with devotional, music, and speakers from Elyria and Cleveland. It mentions local visitors, motor trips to New York State and Canada, and Girls' Four-H clubs officers attending the county meeting in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wight
Reverend Southwell
Cleveland
Ant Satoon League
WC@T UL Institute
Harriet Andrews
Fields
Charles Miller
la Porte
Clarence Adams
Elyra
Charles Mills
Columba
Nellie Hill
J. C. George
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Belden
Messrs
Schriver
Reisinger
C. C. Blumenschenkel
Roberts
New York State
Canada
Toronto
Brumenscherkel
Beentel
Mansfeld
Elyria
A. J. Carpenter
le Roy Shirker
Dorothy Terrell
Margaret Crowell
Ruth Shirker
Mellicent Box
Margaret Ross
Ireta Wuelson
Ruth Ligar
West Virginia Joins Union in 1863 History Item
A brief history note recalls West Virginia’s 1863 statehood amid Civil War events. Also cited is the Lizzie Borden murder case in 1893 ending with a not guilty verdict in Fall River Massachusetts. An unrelated Chicago Eucharist Congress opening is mentioned.
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West Virginia
Liz
Izzia
Borden
Fall River
Mass
International Eucharisti- Corgess
Chicago
Formair
Birthdays of notable figures from Scotland to New York
The notice lists Alexander Winton born in Scotland and active in automendiles, Arthur E Morgan of Antioch College born in Cincinnati, Rear Admiral William D. McDougal of the U.S. Navy born in Auburn, New York, and Helen Miller Gould Shepard, a New York philanthropist born in New York, with ages cited as 7 years, 53 years, 63 years, and 3 years respectively.
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Alexander Winton
Scotland
Arthur E Morgan
Antioch Coltleze
Oto
Cincinnati
Wiliam D. McDougal
U.S. N
Auburn
N.Y
Helen Miller
Gould
Shepard
New York
Eaton Ohio Children’s Day Program and Local News
June 24 Eaton items report a Children's Day program June 21 at the church near Sundar Torning following Sundar School. Wooster trip details list residents and families. An electrical storm damaged the Grange Hall, forcing Grange sessions to move to the town hall. Mrs Burton M Ross hosting Miss Ellen Turnbull in Oberlin and observe campus events. Ella Reisinger begins study at Kent Normal College after a weekend visit with Theodore Carpenter. Mrs Julia Durkee touring.
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Charles Tompkins
Maude
Lois
Elson Munn
Eleanor
Burton M. Ross
Margaret
Grange Hall
Grange
Town Hall
Ellen Turnbull
New Haven
Connecticut
Oberlin
Finney Chapel
Six O'Clork
Keep Cottage
Ella Reisinger
Kent Normal College
Theodore Carpenter
Julia Durkee
Schooling Promise Ties In With Community Roles
A fragment notes mutual expectations between parents and teachers in guiding children’s education and behavior, with a rural tone and a concluding reference to Morporicht John F. Dille Co.
Maumee Dairy Emphasizes Sanitation and Health
On a tour of Maumee Dairy Co at 213 Temple Court, Kenneth L. Wise stresses milk as health, urging milk for children and noting modern, sanitary practices. The home owned plant serves homes and hotels, pasteurizes milk to remove bacteria, and invites readers to visit to see sanitary handling.
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Maumee Dairy Co
Temple Court
Kenneth L. Wise
Wise
Maumee Dairy Cs
Ady
County leaders meet by offices and guest speakers
The text describes county officials gathering in small groups with each office holding a special speaker to discuss duties. It mentions visits by Mr and Mrs John Hennie and Miss Erma Alexander of Cleveland, plus several other local family visits and a hospital operation for Marian Jackson with positive recovery progress noted. A Ladies' Aid meeting is planned at a home.
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Jean McClellan
John Hennie
Erma Alexander
Cleveland
Byron Londes
West View
Arthur
Harry Drew
Ora Lysaght
Elyria
Bernard Cowley
Doris Cowley
E. E. Durkee
Adelbert Cheney
Lorain
B. M. Ross
Margaret
Virginia
Elon Turnbull
Oberlin
Marian Jackson
Elyria Clinic
Sunshine Sisters Plan Revival Meeting in Period Attire
Mrs Addison Crowell invites ladies to Thursday afternoon June 25 for an old fashioned gathering. Attendees to wear period costumes and use traditional transport if possible. Sunshine Sisters regrouping at this meeting and all interested should attend. Guests visiting Rumpler home include George Tennis and Loretta from Utah with relatives Rumpler Myers and Rauscher. Shuster family attended funeral of Clara Mackert in Avon. Mackert died when lightning struck a tree sheltering her during Sunday storm.
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Addison Crowell
Sunshine Sisters
Sunshine Sister
George Tennis
Loretta
Utah
Joseph Rumpler
Rumpler
Joe Myers
Marie
Mary Rauscher
Lorain
Frank Shuster
Clara Mackert
Avon
Mackert
Summer leisure sparks music and sports in Elyria
The Days News notes vacation time boosts recreation and music interest, with children practicing, baseball on the radio at 3 PM, and radio reception improving. It highlights Elyria painting boom, B P S Best Paints, fishing season rules, and new Easy Electric Washers and refrigerators. It mentions local electricians and cooking school fittings.
High priced radios offered with tubes included
An assortment of radios at $69.50 complete with tubes is advertised. Choices include a $112.59 General Electric a $112 Stewart Warner a $125 Zenith and a $163 Majestic. Terms may be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
Stewart Warner
Zenith
Majestic
Chronicle-Telegram Cooking School Showcases G E Radios
The Chronicle-Telegram Cooking School displayed a full line of General Electric Full Range Radios and drew favorable comments for their clear tone. A Majestic Polar Bear with the slogan Mighty Monarch of the Atlantic drew attention. The Majestic electric refrigeration unit boasted lowest running costs with four moving parts and three inch dry zero insulation, with a first cost starting at 177 dollars delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle - Telegram
General Electric
Majestic
Majestic Refrigerator Demonstration Next Week
Look in our window next week for a demonstration of the Majestic Refrigerator. It promises a healthy home with no noise or vibration. Freezes 84 ice cubes with front temperature control and an all steel seamless box with porcelain lined interior.
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Welfare Board
New Bedford
Mary Gacinda
Public Welfare Board
A.C. Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Adam Ferguson
William R. Davis
Nort Carollina
England
Washaw Church
Thomas F. Bowditch
Africa
Daniel McCook
Mc- Cooks
Cansasburg
John F. Dille Co
Maumee Dairy
Howard R. Butler
City of
Elyria Typewriter and Supply Co
Eaton Spring
Jenne
Adams & Foster
Seabold
Seabold’s Milk
Geabolds
Lake Avenue
Moncrief Heating CO
Gove Court
Children's Apparel Shop
Second Street
Safet
J.R
LIOTY
FORD
Bodge Victory
Chevrolet
Elyria Ford
Broad and Bridge Streets
Ove
the Days
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
WTAM
Cleveland Indians
Day’s Hardware
Lake Erie
Wisconsin
B. Schenneman
Walnut Street
P. P. Reese
Ohio Street
W. J. Cook
Clark Street
N. Sheahan
Frank Court
Sam Shindle
Wolf
Gates Ave
Mrs. EB. Holmes
North Olive Street
M. Mendenhall
Ober- Hunt
P. H. Drew
North Eaton
BE. P. Gates
Broad St
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