Queen Mary Hosts Third Royal Court With Eight American Guests
London report: Queen Mary presided over the royal court alone for the third time last night, as eight American women were presented among hundreds. Amb. Dawes attended in evening clothes, a first at royal court. Four more American ladies were to be presented tonight as the season ends.
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London
Mary
Frances Barclay
Warrenton
Rosemary Bauer
Chicago
Dorothy Chase
Waterbury
Conn
Natalie Coe
Newa York City
Pauline Fenno
Boston
Edward F. Hutton
New York City
Usaymar Johnson
Lillian Langren
Sangerville
N. Yap
Charlies G. Dawes
Royal Court
George
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Duchess of York
Ingrid
Sweden
Duke of Connaught
Patricia Rampay
Queen Mary
Arthur Henderson
Dawes
Law Firm Opens Amherst Office Moves Presence to Elyria Area
Mischka Pesek and Rehmar announce a new Amherst office with Harold J Pehshek as resident member. The firm already has representation in Elyria and Cleveland through Otto K Mischka and Attorney Rehmar.
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Amherst
Mischka, Pesek and Rehmar
Harold J. Peishek
Elyria
Cleveland
Otto K. Mischka
Rehmar
Bids Opened for Lakeview Sewer Project West of Lorain
County commissioners planned to open bids today for a new Lakeview sewer to connect with the Lorain system. The project will affect four streets in the district and is expected to cost about 17000 dollars.
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Lakeview
Lorain
Cigarette Stain Remedy Promoted By Smoker Secret
A smoker shares a quick method to remove cigarette stains from fingers. Sprinkle Peroxine powder on a wet cloth and rub over discolored spots for instant removal. Product advertised is Hitte Pernxine powder available at your drugstore.
Health Rays Talk At Kiwanis Meeting In Cleveland
B L Lloyd of Cleveland from Vita-Glass spoke to Kiwanis at Newell hotel noon today about sun rays. He described three bands of rays, noting the eye sees only one. He warned that blocking ultra violet rays harms health, linking anemia and tubercular programs to such shielding. He cited a Cambridge professor’s glass that lets unskimmed sunlight pass and showcased pictures comparing effects.
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B. L. Lloyd
Cleveland
Vita-Glass Corporation
Kiwanis Club
Newell Hotel
Lloyd
Kiwanians
Cambridge
England
Plane endurance flight delayed by pilot medical tests
The mission to keep the endurance plane The City of Cleveland aloft 200 hours faced repeated postponements as pilots Byron Newcomb and R. L. Mitchell failed to pass physical exams. Ernest Basham had been cleared, prompting a plan to recheck the others or switch to Basham and William Butters if the tests fail.
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Cleveland
Byron K. Newcomb
R. L. Mitchell
Ernest B. Basham
Leisy
Newcomb
Mitchell
Basham
William A. Butters
Stewart Aircraft Air School
State finals contenders listed for engineering scholarship
The article continues listing entrants for the national finals in East Orange New Jersey. Hugo Spatz of Bexley leads the Ohio ranking followed by Roland McNitt Lakewood William H Tomb Clinton William O Neal Delaware Henry Bagley Osborn and William Ulm Circleville tied for seventh Fred Trimmer Lancaster William Fowler Lima Clarence Larrick Cambridge Philip Cad Jr Miamisburg and Lewis Rice East Sparta tied for twelfth Harold Pence Coshocton. The winner earns a four year technical school scholarship at Edison.
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East Orange
N. J
Edison
Wilson
Hugo Spatz
Bexley
Roland McNitt
Lakewood
William H. Tomb
Clinton
William O'Neal
Delaware
Henry &. Bagley
Osborn
William Ulm
Circleville
Fred Trimmer
Lancaster
William Fowler
Lima
Clarence Larrick
Cambridge
Philip S. Cad, Jr
Miamisburg
Lewis D. Rice
East Sparta
Harold Pence
Coshocton
Second false alarm hits Central Fire Station in three days
Central Fire Station reported its second false alarm in three days just after 11 a.m. today. The non existent blaze was listed as at 305 Broad Street, with a similar alarm previously logged Tuesday night at 9:30 in the same area.
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Central Fire Station
Broad Street
Horse drawn school busses and crowded routes alarm Lorain county
A county survey shows 11 of 67 busses used in Lorain County last year were horse drawn. Penfield Huntington and La Grange districts hosted the horses amid more autos, with 40 trips crowded beyond capacity of 3,456 possible seats. Some buses carried 58 and 45 students. several boards plan to add new buses next year while safety at crossings is emphasized.
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Lorain County
E. G. Alexander
Huntington Township
Penfield Township
la Grange
Elyria Township
Alexander
R. P. Vaughn
Ripton
Grafton Township
Columbia
Henrietta
Vaughn
Boards of Education
Lieut Governor to Speak in Pittsfield Fourth of July
OBERLIN June 27 Lieuten ant Governor John T Brown will headline Pittsfield Oberlin Fourth of July events. A 10:30 morning ball game Oberlin vs Wellington precedes the 1:30 address. Races tug of war contests old and young prizes band concerts and a 9:30 fireworks display cap the celebration.
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Oberlin
John T. Brown
Pittsfield
Wellington
Orphanage Display At Pfaff and Morris Store
Lorain County Orphanage children present a window display of playwork and sketches at Pfaff and Morris on South Main Street starting today through Saturday. A Manual Training show by the boys and dressmaking by the girls also highlights their skill and interest in work.
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Lorain County
Pfaff and Morris
South Main Street
Will Wed Tomorrow Evangeline Gerrish Nichols to Marry Henry Kossky
A June wedding is set for tomorrow at 4 PM as Evangeline Gerrish Nichols daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Gerrish will wed Henry Kossky of Elrama at the Gerrish residence on East College Street.
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Evangeline Gerrish Nichols
Jolly Eight Club Entertains Husbands at Mrs Rudekoff Home
The Jolly Eight Club entertained their husbands at Mrs. Rudekoff s home at 61 North Pleasant street last evening. Five hundred was the diversion of the evening. Ada Parsons and Steve Coinman won the first prizes.
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Jolly Eight Club
Jolly Hight Club
Buckingham family reunion draws large turnout at LaGrange grove
A Bucking ham reunion on Sunday near LaGrange drew many relatives from Elyria Oberlin and Cleveland plus local families. A picnic dinner featured watermelons and games with Thomas Buckingham elected president and his wife secretary for the coming year. Also noted were visits in Ashland and Grafton and a separate wiener roast by the riverbank with numerous attendees. Harry Wise Sr. hospitalized with gangrene. wind damaged trees and silos during a heavy rainstorm.
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Estella Harrison
Gladys
Glenn
Victor Solomon
Oberlin
C. H. Johnson
Wm. Buckingham
Hastings
River Road
B. H. Wise
Evelyn
W. H. Stegman
Harold
Harry Bearer
Max
Elyria
Clyde Bradley
Raymond
Donald
Kenneth
Litchfield
W. H. Buckingham
Geraldine
Emily Mae
Betty
James
Gerald
Richard
Chas
la Grange
Thos
Buckingham
Mer
Zimmerman Place
Marlett
Agnes Finlayson
W. N. Hitchcock
J. L. Beesing
Rhea Beesing
J. H. Sheldon
A. C. Gayeska
Grace Daniels
J. C. Clark
Chas. MacNeal
LaGrange
Thomas Buckingham
De Palma Builds Secret Race Car in Indiana
TNDTANAPOLIS Ind June 27 Ralph De Palma guards his workshop as he constructs a race car expected to shatter dirt track speed records. The project remains closely watched with rumors of unprecedented performance.
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Tndtanapolis
Ind
Ralph de Palma
Veteran driver trains new supercharger for speed
Whispers say a veteran driver is perfecting a super charger in the workshop to push a car to phenomenal speed. The note adds Canada’s top tire customer is South Africa.
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Canada
South Africa
Parsons and West Consolation Prizes Awarded at Meeting
Mrs Clarence Parsons and Fran cis West received consolation prizes. Two grand prizes went to Mrs Henry Hacker for first place and Mrs Rudekoff for consolation. Refreshments followed the games. The next meeting is Tuesday afternoon at Ada Parsons home.
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Clarence Parsons
Francis West
Henry Hacker
Rudekoff
Ada Parsons
Local visits and travel noted by area residents
Mr and Mrs Karl Hall were in Columbus yesterday on business and visited the university where Mrs Hall sister will attend next year. Rev and Mrs Lyman Cady and children of Crawfordsville Indiana leaving today for Honolulu after visiting Mr and Mrs Cady in North Park street. Mrs Wilbur Ives and children visited relatives in Berlin Heights Tuesday. Mrs Max Ely of Elm street guest Tuesday of Mrs C S Johnson of Elyria. Mrs George Jackson of North Cedar was in Elyria yesterday visiting. John G Olmsted Oberlin alumni secretary in Toronto attending the American Alumni Council. Connor Guan Oberlin, formerly with Bell Telephone Cleveland, vacationing with his brother in Washington DC.
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Mrs. Karl Hall
Columbus
Mrs. Hall
Lyman Cady
Crawfordsville, Ind
Cady
North Park Street
Honolulu
Wilbur Ives
Berlin Heights
Max Ely
Elm Street
C. S. Johnson
Elyria
George Jackson
North Cedar
Connor Guan
Oberlin
Bell Telephone Company of
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Girls Scouts Prep for National Camps This Week
Several Oberlin Girl Scouts including Frances Robinson and Bessie Harvey, college students, depart tomorrow as councillors for Camp Chonote near Akron. Camp opens Sunday. Frances Carr and Jean Jones leave Monday July 1 for Camp Alpha in Vermont.
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Oberlin
Frances Robinson
Bessie Harvey
Chonote
Akron
Frances Carr
Jean Jones
Alpha
Vermont
Old Man Par Tops Winged Foot as Open Opens
At Winged Foot Golf Club on June 27 the national open began with par as the standout, as favorites Farrell Jones and Smith faltered while Charles Hilgendorf led 148 entrants. Notables like Bobby Jones and Horton Smith posted mixed rounds amid strong scores for Diegel Armour and others.
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Winged Foot Golf Club
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Winged Foot
West Course
Johnny Farrell
Bobby Jones
Horton Smith
Joplin
Charles Hilgendorf
Grosse Pointe Shores
Michigan
Hilgendorf
George von Elm
C. Hilgendorf
Billy Burge
Leo Diegel
Muirfield
Jones
Paz
Hay Market Prices in New York on June 27
Reds 18 cars market irregular with quotes in dollars per ton. Large bales timothy and light mixed No 1 26.99 No 2 23.25 No 3 and poorer 15.90 22.90. Small bales timothy and light No 1 25.00 No 2 22.00 24.90. No 3 and poorer 14.00 21.90. Heavy mixed clover No 3 to 1 13.00 24.00.
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New York
Market Prices Lightly Paraphrased Listing Of Commodities
Market report lists butter extras and seconds with varied cent prices per pound. Eggs firsts ordinaries dot price readings. Poultry shows fowls broilers leghorns duck figures and old cocks. Potatoes quoted by sacks and per bushel with state and local varieties.
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York State
Maine
Green Mountain
Cleveland Livestock Prices and Market Summary
Receipts: hogs 1400, cattle 300, calves 350, sheep 600. Hogs steady to 10c lower with price ranges across weights. packing lows $9.25 to $9.75. Cattle market weak, demand plain for steers, cows weakish. beef steers about $10.50, beef cows $8.00 to $9.00, vealers $14.00 to $16.50. Sheep steady. fat lambs $13.00 to $13.50, cull lambs $11.00 to $12.00, fat ewes $5.50 to $6.00.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus Produce Prices and Livestock Auction Update
June 27 report from Columbus Ohio lists wholesale quotations for fruits and vegetables including apples, cherries, cantaloupes, cucumbers, lemons, lettuce, onions, oranges, peaches, potatoes, tomatoes, watermelons, and more with a range of prices. Livestock receipts and market tone noted for hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep plus Chicago cash quotes for butter eggs poultry and feed grains.
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Columbus
New Transparent
Minneapolis grain and futures prices rally across commodities
The report shows Minneapolis flour up 10 cents per carload, with family patents at 7.05 to 7.15 a barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks. Wheat futures for No 1 northern range from 1.13 3 8 to 1.15 3 8, while corn No 3 yellow bids 85 1 2 to 87 1 4 cents and oats No 3 white at 41 1 2 to 44 1 2 cents. Flax No 1 sits at 2.45 to 2.50.
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Minneapolis
Damages Awarded in Elyria Auto Crash Suit
In an agreed verdict Helen Livinski was awarded £75 against Martha Soko in a June 23 1928 automobile accident on West Street Elyria.
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Helen Livinski
Martha Soko
West Street
Elyria
Committee Debates Hilliard Road Ordinance Action
The City Council debated a proposed Hilliard road project as an ordinance, sending it to the Streets, Sidewalks, Grade and Platting committee and the City Engineer rather than passing it. Councilman George Stevens said a favorable report at the next meeting could authorize the project.
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Hilliard Road
George Stevens
Death of Mrs. Augusta Draegert in Cleveland
Mrs. Augusta Draegert aged 40 wife of Carl Draegert a former Ely sian died Wednesday morning at home 4515 Wichita avenue after an extended illness She is survived by her husband and one son Armin Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 30 pm from St Mark's Lutheran church Pearl road and Ardmore avenue Brooklyn Burial will follow in Lutheran cemetery Brooklyn
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Cleveland
Augusta Draegert
Carl Draegert
Elysian
Wichita Avenue
Armin
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Pearl Road
Ardmore Avenue
Brooklyn
Lutheran Cemetery
Funeral for Rev John Wynn Held in Kipton
Remains of Rev. John Wynn who died in Sturgis South Dakota on Friday June 21 arrived in the city last evening. Friends may call at Taylor's Funeral Home until 11 a m tomorrow when the remains will be taken to Kipton for funeral services at 2 p m in the Kipton church with burial in Camden cemetery.
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John Wynn
Sturgis
South Dakota
Taylor
Kipton
Camden Cemetery
Toy Balloon Sets World Distance Record From Budapest
A Budapest man reports his five year old son released a red toy balloon with a message. A Ukrainian boy found the balloon 700 miles away near Velikaya Budogda in Ro meni district, setting a claimed world record non stop long distance flight for a toy balloon.
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Budapest
Gyula Koch
Ukrainia
Gadjacs
Velikaya- Budogda
Romeni
Chin Laceration in Accident at Local Plant
Carl Bages aged 21 of 315 Fifth Street sustained chin lacerations in a 4 30 am accident at Western Automatic Company. He was transported to Elyria Memorial hospital emergency room for treatment.
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Western Automatic Company
Carl Bages
Fifth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Shawville man pleads guilty to intoxication in police court
William Burdett of Shawville entered a guilty plea to intoxication and was fined five dollars plus costs in police court today by Mayor James A. Hewitt.
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William Burdett
Shawville
James A. Hewitt
Ely-Rain Club Meets in Cleveland Social Evening
Five members of the Ely Rain Club gathered yesterday for a theatre party in Cleveland. They plan another meeting on Wednesday afternoon, July third, at the home of Mrs. R. B. Fisher of Lorain. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Parsch have returned from Idaho. Mrs. Clara Granger of Elyria is under observation at Ocean Park Hospital, California, visited by daughter Mrs. Henry Maser of Pittsburgh, who was injured in a car accident and confined to Santa Monica Hospital with fractures. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Van Horn announce the birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on June 26.
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Grafton
Rosalea Seabold
Carlisle
Jeanne Frances Park
Earl Durkee
Lee Klinect and
Michigan
Durkee
Pentwater
Klinect
Martin Schwarer
Shiloh
Cecil Johnson
H. C. Marleit
W. E. Baker
Wryothing
Iinc
Edna Taylor
Betty
E. J. Warder
R. O. Winch
Martel
Ohio
Will Outz
Alice
Lakewood
E.W. Reichard
Geo. Barehard
Berea
Reichard
J .W. Sheldon
A & O'Clock
Bert Durand
Geo. Dutley
Durand
Lillian
Oberlin
A.C. Schillemann
Elrora
W. N. Hitchcock
Neilson
Luella Root
Elyria
Alta Johnson
Lucile Rawson
la Grange
Grace Park
J. A. Chamberlain
Mary Louise
Lucia
Cleveland
Elmer Urias
Harvey
Peter Shuster
Clyde Shuster
Iola Forley
Fred Urias
Katherine
Ruth
Miner Burns
Dan Aildrich
Baby
Ross Place
Elden Reisenzer
Lakeland
Florida
Elizabeth Schwerer
Wilhelmina
Freda Schweizer
Adolph Schweizer
William Rader
C. J. Gray
Frank Knowles
LaGrange
B. W. Reich
Baker
C. L. Neff
Ruggles
Ed Brenner
Billy
Ed Darkee
Etwoon
Ely-Rain Club
R. B. Fisher
Lorain
W. T. Parsch
Colonial Apartments
Idaho
Clara Granger
Ocean Park Hospital
California
Henry Maser
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Two Autos In Collision On Fifteenth Street
Two autos collided at Fifteenth street and West avenue at 6 46 a m this morning. Frank Baumer of North Ridgeville was eastbound on Fifteenth and after stopping at West avenue began to cross. W W Braun of 52 West avenue drove south on West and struck Baumer from the side. No injuries were reported. Baumer’s car had a damaged running board a bent fender and a damaged left rear wheel. Braun’s radiator front fender and a headlight were damaged.
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Fifteenth Street
West Avenue
Frank Baumer
North
Ridgeville
W. W. Braun
Baumer
Braun
Dancelist at New Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday Night
Mixed dance event at New Ridgeville Grange Hall with Cook's Orchestra performing Friday night. Local entertainment brief notes a lively community gathering likely drawing residents for music and social dancing.
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New Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook’s
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