Engineers From Abroad Laud Elyria Plant Excellence
Two international engineers Julius Schlagg of Hungary and F Marques of Brazil praised Elyria's sewage treatment works as the most modern they have seen on a Rockefeller Foundation funded tour. They also commended the waterworks grounds and the park pool during a visit to Cascade Park. Elyria has hosted foreign engineers for three years, with visitors from Germany Roumania Greece and Russia in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Julius Schlagg
Budapest
Hungary
Ministry of Agriculture
F. ¥. Marques
Bello Horizonte
Minas Geraes
Brazil
Public Health Department
Harvard University
Rockefeller Foundation
John M. Powell
Cascade Park
Germany
Roumania
Greece
Russa
Rotarians to Install New Officers at Next Week’s Meeting
Dr. W. W. T. Duncan of Lakewood M. E. Church urged Elyria Rotarians to place service above self during the Elks' Club ladies day program. He spoke on the theme Service or Die. New officers will be installed at next Tuesday’s meeting at Hotel Neivell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
W. W. T. Duncan
Lakewood
Hotel
Neivell
Ass't Fire Chief Back On Duty After 14 Week Absence
Assistant Fire Chief C. W. Hudson resumes duties with light duty assignment after a 14 week layoff from injuries suffered in a March 14 fire. He spent weeks at Elyria Memorial Hospital with a fractured vertebra and will not return to heavy work until later. Also reported a fatal shooting in Carrothers where Catherine Wharton, 22, died after a pistol misfire while being cleaned. husband exonerated by coroner P. T. Perlin of Seneca County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hudson
W. N. Bates
Hudson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bates
Carrothers
Catherine Wharton
Cornoner
P. T. Perlin
Seneca County
Unveil Statue To Custer Memory In Monroe Michigan
MONROE June 22 Gen Gorge A Custer famed for leading troops at Little Big Horn is honored by New Rumley Ohio as a statue to his memory is unveiled. Elizabeth B Custer widow of the general and a New York native will be represented by Mrs Charles Elmer a niece. Custer once lived here until his death and his widow moved east years later.
Awards Given to 40 Boys at Camp Iss-See-Kies Elyria YM
Awards were presented to 40 boys at Camp Iss-See-Kies on the Vermilion River as rewards for achievement in camping life. The event marked the climax of the first camp period of the 1932 summer season with second period campers arriving today. First year awardees included Robert Davis and many others. second year and third year awards followed, plus leaders' awards and lodge honors. Richard Shafer won best camper with Rodney Long receiving honorable mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss-See-Kies
Elyria
Vermilion River
Robert Davis
Ben Pfaff
Bradford Warner
Duke Elivett
William Krantz
Robert Olsen
Don E. Taylor
Richard Shafer
Robert Redington
Ralph Hancock
William Powell
Alfred Palmer
George Dall
Don L. Taylor
Curtis Atkinson
Richard Mathis
Harry Koplin
Bruce McWilliams
Alvin Myers
Robert Grund
William Fel
Roosevelt’s path to the 1928 nomination outlined
A political drama unfolds as John F. Curry of Tammany Hall holds decisive influence over New York delegates. Roosevelt seeks two-thirds, while Baker and Traylor emerge as key second-choice figures in ongoing conference room negotiations across rail and hotel stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry
New York
John F. Curry
Tammany Hall
Smith
All
Roosevelt
Pa H
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
Melvin 4
Traylor
Chicago
Texas
First National Bank
Wall Street
Hoover proposes five principles for world arms reductions
A presidential plan outlines five guiding principles to curb armaments. It calls for near one third global reduction, scrapping offensive land weapons, trimming land armies, abolishing bombing planes, and cutting naval tonnage. The proposal ties reductions to economic relief and mutual limits, citing past disarmament benchmarks and a Franco Italian naval note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
London
Ohio Delegation Heads to Chicago for Democratic Convention
Ohio will send 52 delegates and alternates to the Chicago Democratic convention. State Executive Chairman Henry J. Brunner plans to set up headquarters at the Palmer House and steer Ohio’s bloc toward Jowett Shouse for permanent chairman while pursuing a repeal plank. Four women delegates sit among the 56, each with half a vote, and several Ohio figures including W. A. Julian and Mrs. Bernice S. Pyke are noted for potential leadership roles.
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Columbus O
Ohio
Chicago
Henry J. Bruner
Palmer House
Brunner
Jowett Shouse
W. A. Julian
Cincinnati
Bernica S. Pyke
Cleveland
Robert J. Bulkley
William Norris
Ripley
Harry E. Taylor
Portsmouth
Mrs. Pyke
Josephine McGowan
Canton
Cleo Cool Schneider
Zanesville
Ann M. Makley
Dayton
Rach
Mrs Buckley Dies At Daughter's Oberlin Home
Mrs. Mary L Buckley ages 85 dies after several years illness at daughter Mrs J H Horns Union Street Oberlin home where she lived seventeen years She survived by two sons Claude Buckley Kipton and Mead Wakeman ten grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren Funeral Friday 2 30 Community church Kipton Rev William Armington Interment Camden cemetery Also notes local summer plans and camp trips for YWCA and Girl Scouts.
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Oberlin
Mary L. Buckley
J. H. Horn
Union Street
Buckley
Henrietta Township
Horg
Claude ,Buckley
Kipton
Mead
Wakeman
Stene
William B. Armington
First Methodist Church
Oberjin
Camden Cemetery
Miss Richards Weds Wm. Ashe in Quiet East College Street Ceremony
Miss Marjorie Richards daughter of Mrs Richards wed William F Ashe Jr of Wisconsin in a 2 pm ceremony at the bride’s East College street home. Dean Graham officiated in front of close family. The bride, Oberlin Conservatory graduate class of 1929, and the groom, Oberlin College class of 1932, received their degrees this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Richards
Appeals Court Meets Here in Lorain County
The ninth district Court of Appeals, now in session at the Lorain County courthouse, was near the end of its current session handling Loran County cases appealed from lower courts. At noon only one case remained, the fifth to be heard during this stay. Decisions will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Loran County Court House
Loran
Caddies Strike at Lorain Club Over Fees
Thirty caddies at Lorain Country Club walked out to protest a 75 to 65 cent 18 hole fee cut. Sheriff deputies arrived after members sought help, stones were hurled by alleged strike supporters, and officials said the cut mirrors other clubs’ policies.
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Lorain, O
Lorain Country Club
Clarence Adams
Police recount boy cherries scare incident
A police report says a man fired at youths who he claimed had taken his cherries, saying he meant to scare them not hurt them. In Dayton, Edwin Lowecke, 8, drowned in a gravel pit while his 17 year old brother Frank failed to swim. firefighters recovered the body.
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Bark
Dayton
Edwin Lowecke
Frank
Cascade Park Available For Family Reunions
Cascade Park offers four picnic grounds with city water and seating for 189 at north end 190 at Ely woods 7h around flag grounds and 80 at fourth place reserved by June 23 for a large Chippewa Lake Sunday school outing. Frank Wilford says reservations possible for clubs or large family reunions with advance notice to avoid conflicts. We see what God thinks of riches by the people he gives them to.
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Cascade Park
Chippewa Lake
Frank Wilford
Ely Woods
Flag Grounds
Wilford
Court actions flag cruelty and neglect in divorce filings
In Elyria and Lorain area filings, Milo W Gibson and Hazel C Gibson face divorce actions over gross neglect and extreme cruelty amid a 1922 marriage with two children. Clarence F L Ryan seeks divorce from Vira Ryan with custody of a minor. Weinstein et al face two judgments against W H Swidler for $322.50 and $1,412.50 on promissory notes. Catherine Randall secures divorce from Frank Randall on grounds of extreme cruelty. A motion for a new trial for J J Ewers, guilty of improper exposure, was overruled.
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Milo W. Gibson
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Hazel C. Gibson
Roosevelt Avenue
Common Pleas Court
Clarence FL Ryan
Lorain
Vira Ryan
Whit
Reap
Weinstein
W. H. Swidler
Comporit
Catherine Randall
Frank €. Randall
A. R. Webber
J J. Ewers
Markets Farmers Local Markets Ohio Produce Prices
Ohio fruits vegetables and greens with price ranges for beets asparagus cabbage cauliflower carrots celery cures kohlrabi greens onions parsley peas radishes rhubarb spinach strawberries tomatoes and more. Cleveland livestock hogs cattle calves sheep butter eggs poultry and potatoes listed with weights and per basket or per sack pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleveland
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Drowns in Deep Hole Near Brecksville River
Edmund Rogowski aged 15 drowned after a deep hole in the Cuyahoga River at Brecksville. His companion John Loeb, 15, heroically saved Stanley Turski, 15, the third swimmer, though Rogowski could not be revived.
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Cleveland
Edmund Rogowski
Cuyahoga River
Brecksville
John Loeb
Stanley Turski
Toledo youth drowns near university creek
Bernard Feltis aged 0 drowned in Ten-mile Creek behind the University of Toledo while swimming with a younger companion. Watering authorities and local rescuers responded. funeral arrangements possible.
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Toledo
Bernard Feltis
University of Toledo
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Ass’t
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Oberlin Ave
North Ridge and
Township Line Roads
Western Reserve Finance
Ise Turner Block
Custer
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Union
Chidang
Ronald Wilbond
Phong
Simmer
Mrs
A. F. Warner
Deerfield, Mass
Catherin Andross
Silvia Champney
Camp Walbridge
Port Clinton
Miss Masry Teltor
Woodstock, Vt
H. C. Field
Genevra
Akron
S. J. Cracker
F. E. Leonard
Barbara
Elm Street
Akron Y. W. c
Wilter Dawley
Mitiwanga
Frank Cooke
Ashley
Girl Scouts
Miss Richards
Wm. Ashe
Republican Women’s Club
E. Miller
East College Street
Charles R. Duncan
Chillicothe
Herbert Hoover
Harold Hovey
Ward Powers
Robert Wood
Robert Bowlus
Mathews
George H. Danton
Elinor
Mr. Danton
Lyndhust
Constance Warner
Elinor Curtis
Jean Warner
Maude B. Warner
Jim
Summer
United States
Mr. Hoova
Swift
W. B. Thompson
Max's Barber and Beauty Shop
Geo. R. Allen & Son
WM. D. Taylor
S. J. George, Taylor & Co, Insurance
Elyria Savings & Trust Building
Howard B. Somers
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
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