Sweeney To Lead Ohio's Support Of Third Party Group
Rep. Martin L. Sweeney and Rep. William Lemke plan a national ticket for the newly formed Union party. The pair aim to draw 15 to 20 million liberal votes and may force a House decision if no candidate wins a majority. Sweeney backs Thomas C. O'Brien as Lemke's running mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Union Party
Ohio
Martin L. Sweeney
Ohioan
Roosevelt
Lemke
Father Coughlin
Fr. E. Townsend
House
Sweeney
Thomas C. O’brien
Boston
Licenses rates list several Lorain area couples
A long list of license applicants includes Charles Muriansky, 25, a Lorain automobile factory worker, with Theresa Rogalski, 19, of Lorain. Roy Manning, 30, farmer, and Ruby Hurd, 21, Brighton township. Walter Hinkley, 30, farmer, and Dorothy Horre, 21, Columbia Station. Charles Opfer, Jr. 34, La Grange, mechanic, and Ruth Jones, 20, La Grange. Joseph Jiazar, 22, Lorain, inspector, and Mary Papp, 22, Lorain. Frank Kaminski, 26, Elyria, steel worker, and Florence Sage, 20, Elyria. Anthony Skrovan, 25, Cleveland, steel worker, and Irma Tinian, 28, Lorain. Pieter Verviiet, 32, Beaver Dam, Wis., and Virginia Wilcox, QT, Oberlin. Richard Richardson, 35, Youngstown, machine operator, and Margaret Anderson, 22, Lorain. Clarence Woodings, 28, Gratton, crane operator, and Dorothy Lowe, 24, Gratton. John Tath, 1, Lorain, machinist, and Christine Hugo, 28, South Amherst. Ralph Kolbe, 39, Black River township, and Louise Miller, 26, Black River township. Harry Van Wagner, 36, Lorain, bank teller, and Ruth Cutter, 33, Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Muriansky
Lorain
Theresa Rogalski
Roy Lewis Manning
Wellington
Ruby G. Hurd
Brighton Township
Walter Hinkley
Columbia Station
Dorothy M. Horre
Charles Henry Opfer, Jr
la Grange
Ruth Irma Jones
Joseph Jiazar
Mary Papp
Frank Kaminski
Elyria
Florence Sage
Anthony Skrovan
Cleveland
Irma Tinian
Pieter Verviiet
Beaver Dam
Wis
Virginia Wilcox
Oberlin
Richard Richardson
Youngstown
Margaret Anderson
la Tain
Clarence Woodings
Gratton
Dorothy Lowe
John Tath
Christine Hugo
South Amherst
Ralph Kolbe
Black River Township
Louise Miller
Harry van Wagner
Bank Teller
Ruth Cutter
Hospital Admission and Discharge Notes Fragment
Fragmentary hospital entry lists multiple patients and addresses in Mansfield and nearby towns including Mrs George James Eleanor Bruce John Tokas Mildred Wyler Henry Gelbman and Mrs Jacob Kughinsky detailing admissions and discharges with damaged arch supports noted for William Robinette who fell feet first from a two story ladder causing only leg injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waerne Admissiank
Jack Hayden
Mansfield
Ohio
George James
Eleanor Bruce
Kenyon
John Tokas
Fostoria
William Robinette
Class C Softball Opens Play Across City League Tuesday
Class C softball teams begin play in the newly formed City Class A C league with 10:00 am games on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Schedule lists matchups by first named team and home site including Jefferson Hamilton Stadium McKinsey and Ne Kinley, through mid July with multiple pairings and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Clase AC
Roy B. Clymer
Krogers
Swiers Coals
Jefferson
Allen’s Service
Bluebirds
Hamilton
Steel & Tubes
Bigbee
Flying Aces
McKinsey
Altes
In Aces
Stadium
Ne- Kinley
Higbee
Alten
MacKinsey
Tramsters
Ritebee
Krowers
Sield Tratsters
McKinlex
Swrers Caaly
Flying Amés
Risbes
Bluedieds
Kigbee
Piers Coals
Hamiton
Alten Rvice
Oberlin Defeats Elyria Abookire in Low-Scoring Softball
Oberlin's Thomas Printers edged Elyria Abookire Grocers 1 to 0 in a softball game played last night. Robinson pitched a three-hitter for the Printers, while Monske allowed four hits. The lone run crossed in the seventh inning, giving Oberlin the victory on their home field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Thomas Printers
Elyria Abookire Grocers
Robinson
Printers
Monske
E. Sukey
Tals & Printers
Kouston, Smith, Mantell, Robinson
P Wheeler
Hughes
F. Houston
Abukire
Elyria Ladies Card Led By Mrs Raus at Club
Mrs Ed Raus led Elyria Country Club ladies with a 95. Mrs E Flynn posted 98 and Mrs Ralph Murbach 99. In men’s play Vic Breitenstein scored 92, H G C Gregg 97, G A Glass 84, H W Pond 91, and T L Maise 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Raus
Elyria Country Club
E. Flynn
Ralph Murbach
Vic Breitenstein
H. GC. Gregg
G. A. Glass
H.W. Pond
T. L. Maise
Grange Teams Schedule Three Lorain County Softball Games
The Lorain County Grange league lists three softball games tomorrow Carlisle facing Wellington Belden meeting Henrietta and Penfield squaring off with North Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Grange
Carlisle
Wellington
Belden
Henrietta
Penfield
North Elyria
Teams Play Monday in Pennzoils and Oberlin Oils Softball Card
Teams Pennzoils and Oberlin Janby Oils meet Monday evening on the Jefferson diamond in a scheduled softball game carded for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennzoils
Oberlin Janby Oils
Jefferson Diamond
Girls' Industrial League Schedule Teases Two Week Games
Two games are listed for next week's Girls' Industrial League. On Monday the Troxels meet Western Automatics and on Wednesday General Industries oppose Worthington Ball Co. Both games are on the Jefferson diamond and start at 6.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troxels
General Industries
Worthington Ball Co
Jefferson Diamond
State Farm Wins Softball Clash at American Lace Diamond
The Crafton State Farm softball team blanked Silver's Watch Repairs 3 to 0 last night on the American Lace diamond, picking up a decisive victory behind strong pitching and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crafton State Farm
Local softball seeks junior teams for games
Alien's Service softball team invites junior teams in the area to arrange games. The Krogers and Flylog Aces are notified. Interested managers should call 37-314 and ask for Junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien’s Service
Krogers
Flylog Aces
Managers Meet For Class And Class B Softball League
Managers of Class and Class B softball league teams are asked to attend a meeting at Fly Stadium Monday evening. The meeting will start at 7:00. Ten thousand Republicans in Seneca told state committeeman Johnson they wish to attend the GOP national convention. The county received one ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fly Stadium
Tiffon
Seneca
Johnson
G. O. PL
Accidents Rise in Lorain County Farming Sector
Industrial accidents in Lorain County last month caused 779 days of worker time loss across 258 claims. One fatal, four permanent partial disability, 34 with more than seven days lost, 33 seven days or less, 186 medical only. Statewide total 14,013 claims with 83 fatalities, rise linked to seasonal farming activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Thomas P. Kearns
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Ohio
Charges in Wellington divorce action refuted by woman
In a Wellington case Karl O Townsend filed for divorce from Alice Townsend alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Alice Townsend answered with a cross petition denying the charges and accusing Townsend of clandestine meetings and acts to promote estrangement. She also denied that she drove her mother in law from the home, saying Townsend and his mother conspired against her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl O. Townsend
Wellington
Alice
Ends Life With Rifle In Basement of Home
Funeral services are set for J. C. Green 45 of South Point Drive Avon Lake who shot himself with a high powered rifle in the basement of his home yesterday Deputy Sheriff Claude Adams reported Green an office manager at The National Carbon Company Cleveland left a note directing his family to Mr Vaughn in his department for reasons and mentioning his home paid for and other securities His wife and three children were in the yard when the shot was heard one child ran to the basement and returned saying something had happened to father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Green
South Point Drive
Avon Lake
Tae Retchlin
Reidy
Scanlon Funeral Home
Lorain
National Carbon Company
Cleveland
Green
Vaughn
Claude Adams
Als
Theo
Fined by Mayor for Disorderly Conduct
John Harn of 354 Broadstreet was fined 5 dollars and costs total 11.20 by Mayor Dow A Baird on a disorderly conduct charge. Charges were filed by Max Koske who said Harn threw a brick through his kitchen window and his front window. James Cook, 20, of 334 16th street, was treated at Bilyria Memorial Hospital for minor injuries after a car he rode with George Fitzpatrick of 321 17th street tripped over a curve on West River near Filbert Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harn
Broadstreet
Dow A Baird
Max Koske
Harn
James Cook
16Th Street
Bilyria Memorial Hospital
George Fitzpatrick
17Th Street
West River Street
Filbert Street
Elyrian Wins In National Contest
Ernest Seabold of Elyria Dairies is among 600 U S milk salesmen awarded in a national contest by Krim Ko Company Chicago. Seabold earned $10 and 250 merits for his contest effort. Fellow Elyria salesmen Harry Krugman and Carlton Smith won local championship belts for outstanding sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Seabold
Elyria Dairies, Inc
United States
Krim-Ko Company
Chicago
Earl C. Jertson
Seabold
Harry Krugman
Carlton Smith
Schmeling to sail for Germany Tuesday for Olympics
Max Schmeling will leave New York Tuesday aboard the Zeppelin Hindenburg to travel to Germany for the Olympics. He will remain there to train or compete, then return to the United States to begin training for a September title bid against Champion James J. Braddock, announced by his manager Joe Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.r
Max Schmeling
Germany
Joe Jacobs
Max
America
James J. ‘ . Braddock
Contract Let For Improvement At Fair Grounds
County commissioners awarded a contract to J. J. Mosher of Ely for construction of additional toilet facilities at the fairgrounds. The work follows a report by City Health Commissioner G. E. Frenda noting current facilities were only half adequate. Improvements cost $475 with additional upgrades to be made by the fair board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Mosher
Elytia
Fairgrounds
G. E. Frenda
Fair Board
Initiation Leads to Assault Charges Against Trio of Youths
Gussie Smallwood 18 and two younger boys were charged with assault and battery after a Wednesday incident at Cherry Ridge Golf Course during an initiation of 17 year old Mike Gowareg. Police say the trio stripped and painted him. Mayor Dow A Baird will decide after golf officials confer. Juvenile cases to be handled by the juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Smallwood
Cherry Ridge Golf Course
Mike Gowareg
Mike
Gussin
Penitentiary Transport for Two Jail Break Attempts
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick announced that Liam Gromand, 42, was sentenced to from two to three years in the penitentiary for attempting to aid a jail break and will be taken there this afternoon. Ann Ittu, LB, also received a similar term for the same offense in Marysville, and will be transported to Marysville. Both were indicted and pleaded guilty to trying to smuggle a gun and hacksaw blades in Edward Gromaud, held here for bank robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Dick
Liam Gromand
Ann Ittu
Marysville
Edward Gromaud
Kenneth Wise Faces DWI Charge After Stanford Collision
Kenneth Wise of 246 Stanford avenue was released on a 206 bond pending trial Monday before Major Don A. Baird for driving while intoxicated. Charges were filed after he collided on Stanford avenue with Frank Wilcox of 112 Longford avenue who had a parked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wise
Stanford Avenue
Don A. Baird
Wise
Frank Wilcox
Longford Avenue
Disorderly conduct charges against Olive Smith dismissed
On June 3 Mayor Dow A Baird dismissed disorderly conduct charges against Olive Smith. The action ends the case with no further court proceedings required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Smith
Dow A. Baird
Court notices and suits mix in Lorain region roundup
A fragmented court page lists charges against John Anderson for harboring a dog, suits filed by Las Minkler and Laura Henley Cleveland, a burglary report of a shotgun and hatchet stolen on Green Road, and multiple divorce and foreclosure actions. Included are stockholder defenses in the Peoples Savings Bank case and a bank strike motion in Akron. Also noted are personal-injury and foreclosure actions in Elyria, Amherst, and Lorain locales along with Soviet Russia remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Ballavenue
Joseph Petro
Las Minkler
John Hail of
Meister Read
C. C
Ord
Minkler
Common Pleas
Doyle
Akron
State Superintendent of Banks
Peoples Savings Bank of
Lorain
State Banking Superintendent
State Department
Peoples Bank
Oberlin Churches Hold Nine Week Union Services
Three Oberlin churches First Baptist First Methodist and the First Church in Oberlin will hold union services over the next nine weeks. The First Church hosts on June 1 28 and July 5 followed by the Baptist church on July 12 19 and 25 and the First Methodist on August 2 9 and 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
First Baptist
First Methodist
Baptist Church
Oberlin Church Notices and Concert at Bandstand
Local church notices list services at multiple denominations including Methodist, Baptist and First Church in Oberlin with schedules for Holy Communion Morning Worship Sunday School and midweek prayers. A summer band concert is planned for the square at 730 p m with selections by Bennett Chaminade Nevin and Sousa. Also noted are visits by residents to Los Angeles and New York and residents returning home from travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Baptist
First Church
Oberlin
Profesor
Clarence H. Hamilton
Graduate School of Theology
Grace Lutheran Church
Grange Hall
H. Dawe
Christian Science Society
Rowland Hall
East College Street
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Marshburn
Rast Methodist Church
David M. Jordan
Bennett
Baumann
Chaminade
Wallace
Rose
Nevin
Shelby
Noel
Washington Post
Sousa
J. A. Richards
Florence Congregational Church
Northampton
Mass
G. A. Bowen
Ditto
Philip
Los Angeles
California
Realitves
Ralph Newell
Chicago
Garrett Newell
Hast College Street
Ing Lehti
North Pleasant Street
New Brunswick
New Jersay
Sara Wilson
Elm Street
New York
L. EB. Hopkins
Texas
North Ridgeville Picnic Is Success
North Ridgeville reports a successful Democratic club picnic held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs P J Gurls. Registration led by Mrs Harold Mitchell and Mrs Jobs Gibbons, with games and contests for boys and girls. Refreshments served by several hosts. Nearby residents and visitors noted in a string of social mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Democratic Club
P. J. Gurls
Harold Mitchell
Jobs Gibbons
Frank Acker
Marcellus Diederick
Leo Pszeniinski
Leo Gerhart
George Noll
Harry Dittman
Pp. J. Curren
Lawrence Hothegary
Mesdames Grace Spicer
Marcellus Diederich
Leo Pazenitzeski
Lawrences Rothegary
Lemke's Union Party gains unlikely cross party backing
The article details William Lemke's Union Party campaign with endorsements from Coughlin and others, noting labor and Townsend Club reactions. It explains the platform calling for a central bank, protection of small industry, conscription of wealth, and civil service, while contrasting with Roosevelts re election odds and broader political shifts. It cites Lemkes running mate being Boston lawyer Thomas OBrien and quotes Lemkes call to end economic slavery as a central theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Lemke
Boston
Thomas Charles O'Brien
Suffolk County
Mass
Coughlin
Union Party
America
White House
Berty
Abraham Lincoln
Markets indicate varied produce and grain prices in Toledo area
Produce items including cabbage, strawberries, radishes, lettuce, onions, and tomatoes with basket and carton quantities and prices. Grain and mill feed quotations cover wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, oats, hay and straw. Prices reflect elevator and mill outlets with notes on butter and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ltc
Pottery Strike Ends at Roseville Plant
In Zanesville Ohio on June 20 85 Brush McCoy Pottery employees at Roseville returned to work under pre strike conditions after a two day walkout. The strikers sought a closed shop and removal of 18 non union workers but manufacturers prevailed citing a prior agreement that an open shop would be recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Brush-McCoy Pottery
Roseville
Death Notice for Thomas Allen of Elyria
Thomas Allen died at his home 618 West River street at 4 29 this morning after a two month illness. Born in Cleveland April 22, 1873 he lived in Elyria 28 years and worked 17 years in the National Tube Company shipping department. Survived by his wife Cora Allen the body is at Welsh Funeral Home. Services Tuesday at 2 30 p m Rev G A Brown officiating burial Ridgehill Memorial Park cemetery place of funeral to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Allen
West River Street
Cleveland
Elyria
National Tube Company
Cora Allen
Welsh Funeral Home
G A. Brown
Ridgehill Memorial Park Cemetery
Policy proposals on defense and economy from a 20th century platform
The text outlines congressional aims including strict defense against foreign aggression, no foreign military use, broad conscription of wealth and people, civil service merit, eradication of bureaucracies, federal works for conservation, anti monopoly measures, protection of private property, taxation limits on income and gifts, and programs to provide youths with opportunities to earn a living during training and career development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Sentenced for contempt in alimony case
Paul G. Edwards, 38, was sentenced by Judge Guy Findley to two days in the county jail on a contempt charge for failing to pay $10 a week in alimony for two children. Edwards earns about $250 a month. This short imprisonment allows him to return to work without losing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Edwards
Guy 5
Findley
New Deal Strategy Tied to Wisconsin Minnesota Parties
Number Three outlines recruits for Lemke and Father Coughlin as New Dealers expect third party momentum to boost Roosevelt opposition. They rely on La Follette progressive forces in Wisconsin and Minnesota Farmer-Laborists to marshal support on election day. Movement in these states against Roosevelt would disrupt Farley and the New Deal planners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemke
Father Coughlin
Roosevelt
la Follatte Progressive Party
Wisconsin
Floyd B. Olwen
Minnesota
Ideal Barber Shop Seeks Fair Hours for City Workers
A public notice from Ideal Barber Shop at 138 Woodford Ave Elyria Ohio complains that workers finish at 6 PM, delaying barber visits. The owner argues shops downtown serve business and office men with any time for haircuts, while their hours limit profits and force potential aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Barber Shop
Woodford Ave
Elyria, Oo
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United Motors
Motorola
Stewart Warner
Arvin
Charles Court
Blue Bird
Court Street
Grange
State Farm
Alten's Want Games
THAM
O’donnell
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Myra
Elyrian
Wilmot
Cai
Maronis
Clyria
H. J. Haist
William L. Cutter
Laura M. Henley
Joseph Madro, Jr
Theodore Kunts
Sheriff's Department
Green Road
Henrietta Township
Pearl M. Robinson
Wiliam Robinson
Bainbridge
Common Pleas Court
Justice Court
Ray Wilson
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Louie Seizel
Grafton Savings and Banking Company
Joan Rozga
Hugh Tompkins
Amherst
Lillian Cook
New London
New London Road
Rochester
Dorothy C. Takaca
William George Yakacs
Ethel Hopewell
Thomas Hopewell
Soviet
Russia
God Bhe
Byrs, Estter Alfler
Allan Harris
Union St
Sacred Heart Church
James P. Brannan
D. D
High Maze
East Oberlin Community Church
Clarence Ward
Elyria Hardware
Tate Auto Mutual Ins
Ineura
Onte
Carl B. Sage
Carl Koebale
Maryavitle
Hattia
Mech
Walter Proudfoot
Aurora
Proudfoot
George Lachine
Washington D. C
Abbie Paddock
Lakenwood
A. R. Kuspp
Helen Gilbert
Fremont
Mich
Henry Loescher
Louisiana
Sen. Tong
Brief
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
Smam-Ky
Ummerries
Sue
Reberg
Bard — Barkers
S'b
Boc
Tam
Squers
Aladar Darvas
Checker Cab
W. L. Williams
Mgr
Prooire & Loan
Breet
Lorain Cousty Company
Lorain Cousty
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