Ford's railroad sold to Pennroad, Pennsy likely to take control
New York June 27 The Detroit Toledo Ironton line, Henry Ford's 343 mile independent short line, has been sold to an unnamed buyer believed to be the Pennroad Corporation. If correct, Pennsylvania Railroad would acquire the properties through Pennroad. Ford bought the line in 1929 for 5 million dollars, yielding 4.2 million in 1922 and 1923. The line's freight business centers on Ford factories in Detroit and River Rouge.
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New York
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Henry Ford
United States
Charles D. Barney & Co
Pennroad Corporation
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennroad Group
Ford
Detroit
River Rouge
How To Heal Sore Legs At Home Ad Offer
A vintage advertisement claims leg ailments including sore legs ulcers enlarged veins goitre eczema can be healed while you work. It invites readers to describe their case and order a free book titled How To Heal My Sore Legs at Home from A C Liepe Pharmacy Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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A. C. Liepe Pharmacy
Green Bay Ave
Milwaukee
Wisc
South Road Connects Ironton to Detroit and Toledo
The line carries ore to northern automobile plants. It runs north and south between Ironton Ohio and Detroit and Toledo, linking ore supply with manufacturing hubs in the north.
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Ironton
Ohio
Detroit
Toledo
Wellington girl Ireta Goodrich to study in New York and teach later
Wellington native Miss Ireta Goodrich daughter of Mrs E E Goodrich and her sister Mrs Burt Gibson of Oberlin plan a week long trip to Washington Atlantic City and New York City before heading to Columbia University to complete her Master Degree this summer She will teach in the Physical Education department at Western Reserve University in the fall Valedictorian of Wellington High School she earned a scholarship to Dennison University where she completed a B A degree.
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Ireta Goodrich
E. E. Goodrich
Magyar Sr
Burt Gibson
Oberlin
Washington, D. C
Atlantic City
New York City
Miss Goodrich
Columbia University
Western Reserve University
Wellington High School
Dennison University
Fourth Birthday Party For Little Miss Carol Linder
Little Miss Carol Linder, daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Linder, celebrated her fourth birthday yesterday at home. The afternoon featured a delightful gathering of young guests and delicious refreshments including a birthday cake.
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Carol Linder
Norman Linder
Carol
Style Shop Wins Game From Penfield Grocers
Wellington Men's Style Shop defeated Penfield Grocers in a tightly contested indoor baseball game. The score was tied 4 to 4 after seven innings and three extra innings were played before Style Shop secured a home run in the final extra frame.
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Style Shop
Penfield Grocers
Wellington
Berea College Summer Courses Attract Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCormick enrolled for the summer term at Berea College and travel there three times weekly for study. He pursues a master's in Geology while she takes advanced work on the pipe organ.
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Berea College
Ray McCormick
Berea
McCormick
Rally Round Club Meet at Eli Rider Home
Members of the Rally Round club will be entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs Eli Rider on Friday evening of this week.
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Eli Rider
Nursing Sore Shoulder After Indoor Baseball Incident
Dave McGill is nursing a sore shoulder after a fall caused by an accidental shove from an indoor baseball player during last evening's game.
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Dave McGill
Two Suits and Appeal Filed in Common Pleas Court
Two suits and an appeal were filed in common pleas court, one by M. L. Ellis against the New York, Chicago and St. Louis railroad seeking 5250 damages for an automobile train collision at Florence Crossing May 1929 eight miles west of Vermilion with 5000 for injuries and 259 for auto damage. The second suit is Blodgett Beckley Company against Gooden Brothers for 233.43 for goods lost.
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Common Pleas Court
M. L. Ellis
New York, Chicago and St. Louis
Florence Crossing
Darrow Road
Vermilion
Ellis
Blodgett-Beckley Company
Toledo
Gooden Brothers
Elyria
Appeal Filed Over Judgement Against Cont’l Chlath Co
John G. Tufford appeals a judgment for 278.51 dollars awarded to the Continental Caoutchouc and Gutta Percha Company by Justice John C. Conaway after a dispute over damage during transport.
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John G. Tufford
John C. Conaway
Motorists Learn Barriers Have A Purpose
Frank Mike and William Wilbert explored Cascade Park in a sedan and tried to cross Ely ford despite raised barriers. The water runoff was higher than expected. the tires slipped off the concrete as park officials watched. A block and tackle and labor saved the vehicle, underscoring park rules.
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Frank Mike
W. River Street
William Wilbert
Furnace Street
Cascade Park
Ely Ford
Frank Wilford
Park Board
Wilford
Rark
Formation of Curtiss Wright Corporation Merger
New York June 27 formation of the Curtiss Wright Corporation is announced by C M Keys and Richard F Hoyt. The holding company would control ten aviation firms with assets over 70 million dollars and 12 million no par shares, dominating major airlines. The member companies include Wright Aeronautical, Curtiss entities, Keystone Aircraft, New York Air Terminals, and more.
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New York
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
C. M. Keys
Curtis Aeroplane and Metror Company
Richard F. Hoyt
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Company
Curtiss Flying Service, Inc
Curtiss Airplane Export Corporation
Curtiss-Caproni Corporation
Curtiss-Robertson Airplane Manufacturing Company
Keystone Aircraft Corporation
New York Air Terminals, Inc
New York and Suburban Air Line
Curtiss Airports Corporation
Amherst Outdoor Meeting and Brotherhood Evening Notes
About two hundred attend a gathering at Jonas Springer’s home featuring indoor baseball, a lawn concert by the Elyria Brotherhood band, and a campaign to fund a boy’s camp trip. Rev. Henry Date leads prayer and a talk on missionary work. A farce and light refreshments follow. A sacred concert by the Walther quintet impresses an audience at St. Paul’s Concordia.
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Amherst
Jonas Springer
Brotherhood of St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Brotherhood of St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Elyria
Brotherhood of Elyria
St. Peter’s Brotherhood
Mr. Springer
Elyria Brotherhood
St. Peter's Brotherhood
Ray Jewett
Jesus
Henry Date
Iss-see-kis
Amherst Camp
Henry Dute
Conrad Mulder
Walter Schultz
Drs. Bruce
Holzhauer
Moebius
James Bruce
Fred Holzhauer
Edward Moebius
Concordia Club
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walther
Concordia Theological Seminary
St. Loui
Soangs
Trowbridge
Bach
E9in
Gounod
George Gullixson
Faure
Sonz
Martin
Theodore Beidenwieden
Lutkin
Hr Quartet
Meinert Grass
Nevin
Community notices and club events in South Amherst
Schroeder hosts and hosts named for Ladies Auxiliary and church groups. Forthcoming meetings include the Eagles hall auxiliary and St John’s Young People League with Friday night parlor sessions. Evening Five Hundred noted with Mrs C C Aschenbach winning and Mrs Willard Holden consoled, plus hosts, guests, and refreshment details.
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Willard Holden
Lorain
Margaret Delefield
Tuscan
Ariz
Peter Wohlever
George Menz
William Hasenpflug
Brownhelm
Edwin Hasenpflug
Elyria Avenue
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
van der Pyl
Oberlin
Mite Society
Norwalk
Walther Made
Concordia Theological Seminary
St. Louis
Town Hall
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Agnes Lahiff
Congregational Church
Haery
State Briefs From Zanesville and Columbus
A fractured vertebra proved fatal today to Louis W. Clark, 59, after a truck toppled. a brother Thomas Clark and S. S. Vermillion were injured. State Director Blake exempted the state boiler inspector from civil service amid a court of appeals test in Myers vs Blake. In Dayton, a white man and a Black man were held as suspects in the $15,000 holdup of Albert Ephrath. arrangements to ship Edward Stanton Jones, 27, Adelbert College, to Columbus for burial after his poison death. four farewell notes found. Columbus chosen for the 1939 Pentecostal celebration of the Christian Endeavor Union. Mansfield favored for 1930. Gov.
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Zanesville
Louis W. Clark
Clark
Thomas Clark
Ss. W. Vermillion
Columbus
T. Blake
Court of Appeals
Carl O. Myers
Blake
Dayton
Albert Ephrath
Mason
Cleveland
Edward Stanton Jones
Adelbert College
Western Reserve University
Jones
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Christian Endeavor Union
Mansfield
Moone's Emerald Of Clean Antiseptic For Veins
An ad touts Moone's Emerald Of as a powerful penetrating antiseptic to stop mine cry pain and help reduce awol len veins. It claims safe healing and availability at C. W. Phillips and Star-class drug stores with hundreds of cases of relief and mention of broken veins and troublesome conditions.
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Moone
C. W. Phillips
Ohio Divorce Granted After Thirty Years of Marriage
In Columbus Ohio on June 27 Mrs Lucy R Reed wife of Chaplain Thomas O Reed of the Ohio penitentiary won a divorce in common pleas court citing neglect and cruelty The couple had been married thirty years Also in Columbus Coy M Marlatt was arraigned in common pleas court after using a notary seal and Coshocton county clerk stamp to sell stolen cars He had previously served three years in the penitentiary on a theft charge
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Columbus, O
Lucy R. Reed
Thomas O. Reed
Ohio Penitentiary
Common Pleas Court
Columbus, CO
Coshocton County
Coy M. Marlatt
Columbus
Marlatt
Watching the Scoreboard—Hero Scott Shuts Brooklyn in 11 Inning Win
Yesterday Jack Scott relieved Carl Mays in the fourth, held Brooklyn to two hits over eight, as the New York Giants won 3 to 2 in 11 innings. Scott's eleventh inning hit scored O'Farrell for the winning run. Ray Benge and Claude Willoughby pitched well as the Phillies swept the Braves 6 to 0 and 5 to 2.
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Jack Scott
New York Giants
Carl Mays
Brooklyn
McGrawmen
Scott
O’farrell
Athletics extend AL lead with 6 5 win over Red Sox
The Philadelphia Athletics increased their lead in the American League to 10 12 games by defeating the Boston Red Sox for the fourth straight time, 6 to 5. The St. Louis Browns moved within three percentage points of the Yankees by beating Cleveland, while the Chicago White Sox broke a tie in the ninth inning to defeat Detroit 6 to 3.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Announcement Expected Soon By Noted Figure
A notable figure states I will have an announcement of great interest to make within the next few days. The remark hints at forthcoming information or a major update likely to attract attention. Further details are not provided in the brief statement.
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Ford's Railroad
LD —— Neem
Otto K. Mischka
Mischka, Peshek & Rehmar
Amherst, Ohio
Lorain County
Engineers
General Electric
Qhio Public Service Co
Cities Service Co
Cities Service
Arthur Benders
Franklin Avenue
Don Rockwood
Geo
Ernor Cooper
Ray Benge
Claude Willoughby
Phillies
Boston Braves
Carpenter’s Beauty Parlor
Phong
Broad Street
Pennzoil
Haury ‘Bros
Naptha
East River
FAY Company
Fay Co
Coats
Velvet Jacquettes
Luis
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