Park Commission Approves Funds for Pool Completion
Cousolimax Richwine told council members last night the park commission faces a deficit after completing plans for the swimming pool. The council approved an ordinance authorizing 2573.92 to finish the project with 7800 for guards 1622.31 for equipment and fencing and 102.71 toward dentals. The pool is expected ready by July 1.
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Cousolimax Richwine
Perk Commission
Park Commission
Fee
Mantle Passed To Paul Althouse In Opera Memoir
Metropolitan Opera tenor Paul Althouse, hailed as Caruso’s heir, debuted at 21 and once shared a double bill with Caruso. He was asked to swap a borrowed rustic costume after Caruso spotted him in the outfit during Cavalleria Rusticana. Althouse gained radio fame through Sunday concert series.
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Paul Althouse
Metropolitan Opera
Enrico Carruso
Althouse
Carruso
Torrido
Cavalliera Rusticana
Caruso
Ten Questions Answers on Classified Page Movifs
A reader quiz from a 1920s classified page lists ten questions about film stars and productions. It mentions actors, directors, terms like panchromatic film, and notes a dramatic incident in Shamokin where a man attempted suicide with dynamite. the fuse failed and he survived with injuries.
Marion Man Slated for Presidency of Ohio Aerie of Eagles
Youngstown June 21 John Abel Merton first vice president of the Ohio Aerie of Eagles is slated to become president at their 24th annual convention. The meeting will discuss the Eagles insurance plan and offer recommendations by H J Berrodin Akron insurance committee chair and institute president. Plans include confaining the right for passage of an old age pension bill in the legislature.
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Youngstown
John Abel
Merton
Ohio Aerie of Beagles
Business Beasion
Eagles
H. J. Berrodin
Akron
Rght
Death Notice Florence Wagner at St Josephs Hospital
Mrs Florence Houghton Wagner 45 of 436 Ninth A trees died at one o'clock this morning at St Josephs hospital Loratt She is survived by her son Houghton Wagner and has served as secretary to S Mendelson Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 30 from the late home with Rev E E Redheed officiating burial in Ridgetawn Cemetery
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Florence Wagner
Florence Houghton Waginer
St Joseph's Hospital
Loratt
Houghton Wagner
S. Mendelson
E. E Redheed
Ridgetawn Cemetery
Falcon Knight Car Draw Honors Lorain County Days
Merchants offer a Falcon Knight automobile as a prize for Lorain County Days purchases. Tickets issued with each 25 cent purchase enter a drawing at the public square on June 30 at 3 p.m. The holder of the duplicate of the tenth ticket wins. ninth and eighth duplicates register with the mayor for alternates, with a possible redraw on July 12 if needed.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Nerther
Jin
Oberlin Commencement Celebrates 1927 Season Highlights
At Oberlin College commencement Day features a King family reception at Warner Gym, hand made vellum resolutions, Illumination Night lighting with Japanese lanterns, and a concert at Finney Chapel. Dean Roscoe Pound delivers the morning address as alumni dine and seniors plan the annual forum. The 1927 season closes tonight with the seniors’ forum in the art building.
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Ormer
Supreme Court
John H. Clarke
Iman
Lhotten
Presimect King
Warner Gymnasium
Colilege
Oberlin
College
Finney Chapel
Dudley Peter Allen
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Scollege
Thisill
Trans Atlantic Air Mail Pilot Ceremony For Byrd
The article notes Charles Lindbergh on leave and flying no mail while Clarence Chamberlain and Charlies Levine delivered letters. Byrd is to carry two hundred letters already at the field. A ceremony to make the naval commander an air mail pilot is set for four p m with the American trans Oceanic company posting the usual board for Byrd.
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Atlantic
Charles Lindbergh
Air Mail
Clarence Chamberlain
Charlies Levine
Bryrq
Feld
American trans-Oceanic Company
Byrd
Jury Verdict in Belief Assoc Insurance Suit for Jordan
Jury returned a verdict in favor of Katherine Jordan against the Patrons Mutual Belief Association. The court awarded Jordan $34 and interest, seeking damages for a fire loss to her premises.
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Katherine Jordan
Patrons Mutual Belief Association
W. EB. Thompson
Jordex
Ake
Sues to stop sheriff sale of Ridgeville land
Era E. Sayers filed suit in Ridgeville against Frank Simms and E. G. Mathews sheriff to enjoin a sheriff's sale and quiet title. The claim states Eva Sayers is the sole owner and that in May execution was directed against the property, with the sheriff now advertising the sale.
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Bingeville
Ridgeville Township
Era E. Sayers
Frank Simms
E. G. Mathews
Eva Sayers
Ridgeville Woman Arrested on Check Forgery Charge
Ethel G. Gilmore of Ridgeville was taken into custody by the sheriff at the request of Bt Vernon authorities. A warrant was sworn in Justice court charging she issued checks without funds with intent to defraud. The checks were drawn on a local bank.
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Ridgeville
Womay
Ethel G. Gilmore
Bt Vernon
Justice Court
Beaver pleads not guilty to drunken driving charge
Horace Beaver of Cleveland street pled not guilty to a police court charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated. His trial is scheduled for 5:30 p m Thursday. Beaver was arrested by police Saturday on Broad street. REPORT SWEET PEAS AND NASTURTIUMS. Mrs. John Gibbons of Ridgeville and Mrs. W. J. Sidwell at 124 Lincoln Court said they had sweet peas in blossom when the Chronicle Telegram announced the finding. Mrs. Gibbons noted nasturtiums in bloom for several days.
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Horace Beaver
Cleveland Street
Beaver
Broad Street
Chronicle-Telegram
John Gibbons
Ridgeville
W. J. Sidwell
Lincoln Court
Gibbons
Nichols Court Road Condition Upgraded by City
G A Dostall of 113 Nichols Court urged the city council to improve the narrow street and remove an objectionable parking obstacle that blocked passage. The service director said he would address both requests.
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Nichols Court
G. A. Dostall
City Considers Water Mains and Sewer on Abbey Road
City council heard reports from the fighting and waterworks committee and the sewers and drains committee proposing water mains and a sanitary sewer on Abbey Road from Poplar to Sycamore Street. The reports were retracted.
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Abbey Road
Poplar
Sycamore Street
Car Collision Injures Mrs Sille and Son
Mrs. C. W. Sille of 121 Erie street sustained a bruised knee and her young son a facial bruise when her car struck a machine driven by Paul Ronk of Wellington on West avenue at Third street yesterday. Both vehicles suffered extensive damage.
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C. W. Sille
Erie Street
Petition to build gas station on New York Central land
A petition from Harry J. Arc Donald asks permission to construct a gas and oil service station and store a gasoline tank on New York Central property southeast of the tracks on Cedar Street. The council referred the request to the proper committee with power to act under the fire chief’s supervision.
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Flel
Harry J. ArcDonald
New York Central
Cedar Street
Taken to Hospital After Jail Lodging
Paul St. Clair of Detroit was admitted to the city jail for a night then taken to Elvira Memorial hospital for treatment. Edward Krauss pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $1. The parking violators list rose to 738. new names include Jim Armittange Bert Bodner Gur Tynch George Honcke and A J Emer.
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Paul St. Clair
Detroit
Elviia Memorial Hospital
Ust
Jim Armittange
Bert Bodner
Gur Tynch
George Honcke
A. J. Emerr
Conference notes warn against new naval arms race
Bridge man argues limits must guard against naval buildup by powers not party to arms treaties. France and Italy may align to enforce defensive restrictions. A Korea plot to harm Saito was denied but police increased protection at Salto and tightened frontier surveillance.
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France
Italy
Bridgeman
England
Bugiard
Saito
Salto
New Dance Steps for Brides Stir California Marriages
Sacramento report outlines Reno hop and California hobble as new wedding precedents. The draft law would require three day license applications prior to ceremony, effective July 29, prompting talk of elopements to Nevada and beyond. Local officials and hotel operators fear shifts in marriage patterns and revenue.
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Reno
Cal
California
the Pesce
Gretna Green
Nevada
Californite
Nevada State Line
Five divorce suits filed in Lorain court today
Five divorces were filed in the Lorain court of common pleas today. Bimba Matich seeks divorce from Steve Matich with custody of five children and alimony amid claims of neglect and threats. Aurelia Avram sues John Avram for divorce, alimony, property, and maiden name restoration. Carrie Fair seeks divorce from James Fair with custody of three minor children. Mary Kanyari sues for alimony and custody amid alleged gross neglect and cruelty. Anta Bobe seeks divorce and custody of an infant claiming abandonment due to illness.
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Falcows
Bimba Matich
East 32Nd Street
Lorain
Steve Matich
Coeple
Ausiiz
Hareary
Smre
Matich
Elemont
Aurelia Avram
East 30Th Street
Lorais
John Avram
Medias
Tarotava Mare
Transilvania
Aurelia Serban
Carrie Fair
James Fair
William Bobe
Anta Bobe
Rebel
Welsh Club Nationals Set for Lorain June Convention
Lorain and Elyria Welsh clubs sponsor hostesses for the thirteenth national convention in Lorain at the Hotel Antlers from June 27 to 30. The event opens with a reception, two days of sessions with music and business talks, and a city key presentation by Mayor Grall. Local club president Mrs. W G Campbell welcomes delegates, with national president Mrs. T Owen Charles replying.
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Lorain
Elyria
Antlers
Conventiohis
William F. Grall
W. G. Campbell
T. Owen Charles
Treaty balance eyed as officials weigh capital ship ratio
Officials here today after reviewing British and Japanese summary notes weighed the 5 5 3 capital ship ratio of the Washington treaty. They favorably noted Britain’s stance on extending limits to auxiliary U S ships but warned Japan’s position remains unclear and a rejection could derail a pact.
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Globe
United Stat
Great
Rising actress Estelle Bradley leads in Lloyd Hamilton comedies
Once a high school student, Estelle Bradley was named Miss Atlants and best looking girl in the south. Her success drew movie producers and she secured a contract to appear in Hamilton comedies alongside Miss Emily.
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Hollywood
Estelle Bradley
Lloyd Hamilton
California three day notice threatens elopements
State officials doubt laws can halt true love and three days notice before marriage licenses issue may curb elopements. They fear California’s婚 marriage business could shift to neighboring states as couples pursue quicker unions.
Cleveland Markets Report on Hogs Cattle Sheep and Produce
June 21 Cleveland market notes show hog receipts around 1500 with mixed bids from 9 to 10 cents per pound and several weight classes. Cattle receipts total about 200 with calves 400. beef prices quoted 8.50 to 9.65, cows 4.25 to 5.50, vealers 13.50 to 14.04. Sheep receipts 500 with fat lambs 13.50 to 14.50, fat ewes 4.00 to 6.00.
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Cleveland
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Culver
East Buffalo
Chicago Cash Quotations for June 27
Chicago market report lists prices for butter creamery extras and standards, eggs receipts and packing, live poultry items including hens, fowls and turkeys with various regional prices, potatoes with no market due to storm damage, and lard ribs and belties prices. Notable figures include butter at 39 1 3 to 39 1 2 cents, eggs firsts 22 23 cents, fowls 19 1 2 cents, turkeys 20 cents, potatoes no market, lard 12.56 dollars.
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Chicago
Toledo Livestock Report and Grain Prices Summary
Toledo and East Buffalo markets show hog receipts and higher prices with varied weights. Cattle and sheep trade steady to firm, grain futures list No 2 red wheat around 1.45 to 1.46, corn near 1.03, oats and other commodities quoted with bid levels across Minneapolis notes.
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Toledo
Elyria May Get 1928 Convention of Ohio Eagles
John Abel of Marion was nominated for president of the state Aerie of Eagles without opposition. Other officers were named without opposition, and Elyria is expected to host the 1928 convention.
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Elyria
Ohio
Youngstown
John Abel
Marion
F. Morrison
War‘rer
J. W. Weddle
Troy
George Gustmeyer
Piqua
David Berry
Cleveland
Troster
Farmer Finds Six Wolf Cubs Adopted by Domestic Cat
On June 21 Miller reports a farmer found six baby wolves on his land after digging out two dens. The kittens were taken to the farmer's house cat, which adopted the cubs on the spot and appears as fond of them as its own offspring.
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Miller
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