Davey Seconds Renomination Speech At Democratic Parade
Governor Martin K. Davey of Ohio spoke at the Democratic convention defending President Roosevelt’s renomination. He praised Roosevelt’s record and endorsed progressivism while noting Ohio’s role as a Democratic state. Davey and his wife planned a lunch with former Governor George White at the Adelphia.
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Martin K. Davey
Ohio
Charles West
Roosevelt
Davey
James Farley
Farley
Dan Butrey
Cleveland
Daves
Sin Marth
Davey Lane
Franklin Ti. Reosevel
George Whie
Adelphia
Jury Awards One Dollar In Suit Against Richmond
A jury in Judge Guy B. Findlews court ruled yesterday that Isde Box wins one dollar in a contempt of court case brought by W. B. Richmond of Elyria. The verdict came after about three hours of deliberation. The plaintiff must pay court costs since the amount is under 35 dollars. The case originated from a contempt charge filed in September 1834 involving Richmond as receiver.
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Jndge
Guy B. Findlew
Isde Box
W. B. Richmond
Elyria
Richmond
R Yomta
Beara
Lorain Countians To Go On Lake Cruise
Lorain residents plan a lake cruise event announced by local officials. The notice highlights the voyage, departure details, and purposes of the outing, with emphasis on community participation and safety provisions.
Y M C A Rooms Fill With New Dormitory Demand
Elyria Y M C A reports rising dormitory occupancy driven by factory work. About 85 residents, mostly permanent men, live there while awaiting housing. many plan later to bring families as employment grows. Stevick notes ongoing renovations to add more rooms and improve facilities.
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Elyria
Har Ne G. Stevick
Stevick
Ubetr
Ymoc x
Steviek
Neglected Camp Fire Destroys Fence and Hay Field
A camp fire built by unidentified boys on the Carr and Smith farm on East River Street spread to a nearby hay field yesterday afternoon. Residents faced anxiety as flames damaged a fence, trees, and part of John Spaeth’s adjacent property before neighbors, led by Smith, beat back the fire.
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East River Street
Smith
John Spaeth
Death of Charles J. Wyers in Vermilion after illness
Charles J. Wyers died yesterday at Vermilion home of his daughter Mrs. George K. Parsons after a four week illness. Born 1831 to Satmustane and Agatha Miers, he lived in Elyria 25 years, then moved to Vermilion ten years ago. Survived by wife Sophia, daughter Mrs. Parsons, and sister Mrs. Frances Hober. Funeral Sunday at St Mary’s Church and Mayle Grove Cemetery.
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Charles Ll. Mye Dent
George K. Parsons
Vermuen
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Obscure Funeral Notice from Local Ledger
Fragmentary notice lists individuals and events unclear due to OCR. Reads like a funeral or memorial listing with names such as Deane, Wes Pavey, Newton, Chesed, and Peters, but specifics are unreadable.
Lorain youths injured in Route 7 crash near Riscia City
Two Lorain youths Stanley Twinn and Chatcces Mangille were injured when struck by a vehicle on Route 7 near Riscia City. Samuel Pyoanga reported the accident and both youths were taken to a local hospital.
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Chatcces Mangille
Othe Riscia
Samuel Pyoanga
Wire
Hiss
Aocay
Cath
Martin Aweue Vine
Strako
Oberlin Summer Band holds second concert features
Oberlin June 27 The Oberlin Summer Band presents its second concert this evening at seven. The program includes two special features a group of suave drag sofas by Walhur Theis and the debut of Robert Wood as test conductor for Sousa's Ring Catton. Ten new members joined the band this week.
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Oberlin
Oberti
Walhur Theis
Robert Wood
Ring Catton
Sousa
Jain Sheels
Mr. Metcher
Church Notices and Briefs From Berlin Churches
A dense page lists morning worships at First Church and others including Baptist, Episcopal, Lutheran, and Methodist services with sermon topics and times. It notes midweek prayers, Sunday school, youth activities, and parish events across several congregations, plus brief society updates and travel news involving local families and clergy.
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Methodist
Baptist
Berlin
Firs Church
A. As Richards
First Church
Court House notices report foreclosure and divorces
Justice records reveal sheriff sale notice for property from Bank of America with assessed value and pending tax debts. Separately, Harry Hill granted divorce on cruelty grounds. Candace McMulen and Leslie McMiffen file for divorce. George McFadden faces grand larceny charge. Lorain resident Harry Stem seeks divorce. case tied to a disputed side delivery rig sale and local political considerations noted.
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George McFadden
Penfield Township
Joseph Petro
Magician Given Another Chance
A scrambled obituary style item notes a magician named Elvria Mae Raseae Ky and a sequence of disjoint phrases implying a missed opportunity, a countdown, and a reset of fate. The text references a work, support, and a final count, suggesting a personal setback and a renewed chance.
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Bepteimah
Doe Hsu
Grass Fires Keep Elyria Firemen On Call
Fire crews worked through multiple grass fires yesterday as burning debris and a bonfire sparked several outbreaks. Authorities reported flames threatening homes along West Street and near Ohio Railroad, with one blaze near Gulf Road and Reeser Road prompting evacuations. No injuries were reported as firefighters battled smoke and heat across town.
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Car collisions cause street damage on city roads
Police reported yesterday afternoon two vehicle accidents in the city. A Buick driven by an unnamed Snyder was damaged on East Bridge Street in a front collision with a car by Floyd McIntyre of South Olive Street. Three cars including ones driven by Mrs Mueller of 250 George Street and Marion Davie of Kipton sustained minor damage at Broad Street and Middle Avenue.
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South Olive Street
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George Street
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Kipton
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Roof Fire Suspect Tied to Pigarre Incident in Elyria
Firefighters responded to a blaze at 1700 Michie Ave caused by an object tossed onto a wood shingles roof. A man named AHO Abookira reported the incident as the fire team investigated a possible ignition source near the kitchen area.
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Plan to Appeal on Retirement Pensions
Government attorneys prepared to appeal to the U S Supreme Court to sustain the New Deal era retirement pensions for about 1,000,000 railroad workers. The District of Columbia Supreme Court yesterday struck down the tax and pension provisions of the 1935 rail road retirement act, ruling the excise tax on railroad payrolls and the income tax on workers wages unconstitutional as not raising revenue for government expenses. Rail officials have not decided whether to continue collecting the tax and impounding funds pending a final decision on the act’s validity.
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NC. 8
Supreme Court
New Deal
Mateh
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Jennings Bailey
Tix
Milk price rise eyed in Greater Cleveland July 1
Ohio News In Brief reports anticipated milks price increase in Greater Cleveland as dealers granted an increase in wholesale price. Retail milk, butter and cream costs expected to rise about three cents per quart, while store prices vary. Local reports note current delivered milk at 1 cent per quart and 5 cents at stores. crime notes include a fatality in Warren and Medina area incidents.
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Cleveland
Former Elyrian Cleveland Visits City on Citrus Ranch Trip
A. Cleveland, a former Elyrian and now a prosperous citrus rancher returning from the Rio Grande region, arrived today to visit old friends and haunts. He plans a week or two in the area, staying with family on West Avenue, after a long trip through Mexico and six states. He notes rain would aid farmers and mentions his two fruit varieties and ranch operations.
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Rio Grande
Mexico
Dallas
Ohio
Wwnlcomb
West Avenue
Boxer Gussie Smallwood Suspended Fine by Mayor
Gussie Smallwood a known jashiwer was given a suspended fine of 3104 dollars by Mayor Don A Baird today on a charge of assault and battery. He is accused of an aggressive initiation of a caddie at Cherry Ridge Golf Course about 19 days ago.
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West
Don A. Baird
Gussie
Cherry Ridge
Grafton Past Matrons Meet at Elyrin Dinner
Lynden Chapter O B 5 Past Matrons dined at El's Restaurant in Elyrin on Wednesday June 24 after a business and social session. Attendees included Edna Taylor Doris Sheldon Susan Cragin Mary Finley Nellie Lehman from Grafton and Dida Gott Grace Rawson Florence Nichols Lucille Rawson Frances Woodratt Zola Hastings from La Grange.
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El’s
Elyrin
Edna Taylor
Doris Sheldon
Susan Cragin
Mary Finley
Nellie Lehman
Grafton
Dida Gott
Grace Rawson
Florence Nichols
Lucille Rawson
Frances Woodratt
Zola Hastings
la Grange
Rotarians To Hear College Student Speaker
Elyria Rotary Club at Elks Restaurant noon Tuesday hears Lawrence Stone a Baldwin Wallace College student and newly elected college student body president. He is on the public speaking team and competed in state and national contests. Program to finish with officers’ terms July 11 and plans for Rotary Day at Cleveland July 2.
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West Bridge Street
Baldwin-Wallace College
Springfield
Rotary Cinic
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Charse
Lakewood
Rotary
Cleveland
Officials Feted At CCC Camp on Gulf Road
Officials and county leaders attended the first anniversary dinner of the D-7 drainage camp in Ley An COuULy at the CCU camp on Gulf road. J G Olsen organized the event with a program of music recitation and remarks by Judge Guy Finder and others. The visit praised the camp’s work in sericulture and county land improvement since its start, with field work directed by United States Denment of Sericulture personnel.
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God
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Ates Nay
Number Five Schedule Continues From Page One
The notice outlines continued timing for Number Five with multiple start days. It lists five day blocks and indicates operations at Lipow, with early week shifts and possible changes based on orders. The schedule remains tentative and subject to alteration as further instructions arrive.
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Chicago Markets Show Mixed Cash Prices and Farm Goods
Historical market notes describe Chicago cash prices across commodities, including wheat, corn, soy, and hay. The report lists bids, receipts, and prices for poultry, beef, and produce, with entries for specific farm goods and regional suppliers, reflecting a bustling midwestern trading day.
TORO GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET NOTES
Market listings show grain and produce quotes including No 2 yellow corn at 78 cents, No 2 white oats at 79, No 2 red wrap rye at 79, yellow oats, and white oats. Poultry prices indicate steady figures for market eggs, hens, roosters, leghorns, and broilers with mixed weights and old stock noted.
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Cleveland
California
Roosevelt prepares final speech for Philadelphia trip
Number two page recounts President Roosevelt finishing edits on his acceptance speech. He plans a brief, to the point message stressing New Deal gains and long range economic aims for the next four years. Garner leaves the delegates and Roosevelt heads to bed as preparations for the journey to Philadelphia continue.
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New York
Roosevelt
Community clubs hold meetings and rites near Belden
The Senior Sewing Society and Four-H Club gathered with advisor Carl Shepherd at Cascade Park. Esther Gast hosted Happy-Go-Lucky Club Wiener roast. Belden Grange held a June 34 session with three candidates obligated. juvenile Grange conferred degrees on twenty-one members. Funeral services for Agnes Miller were held south of Belden with burial in Brunswick. Virgil Kline and family planned a week in Champaign Illinois with Ed Kline.
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Carl Shep
Jun Fianus
Cascade Park
Mildred Feckanin
Belden Grange
Agnes . Miller
William Miller
Belden
Aehott
Litchfield
Brunswick
Roosevelt Seeks Broad New Deal Campaign Across States
The piece describes President Roosevelt preparing a vigorous nationwide sales campaign to secure a second term. It notes acceptance of certain defections from the New Deal and indicates ongoing discussions with New Dealers and state governors. It also mentions Lehman possibly reconsidering re election and aiding the party platform.
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W House
Roosevelt
Alfrey J. Smith
Joseph Elyet Machusetts
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
World of A Million Years Ago Exhibit Dazzles Cleveland Crowd
Dressed in khaki uniforms, workers test mechanisms in prehistoric animal scenes while 119,000 electric hues illuminate the display. Light, blimp greetings, and moon-powered bulbs create a vast lighting array as crowds roam the World of A Million Years Ago. The show aims to attract millions in Cleveland over the next hundred days, promising a lucrative experience for all.
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Cleveland
Three Men Fined For Intoxication In Elyria Incident
MSlator Don A Baird fined Wayne James and Mike Noster of Grafton and Allison Heath of 227 Chestnut street Elyria. James and Noster were picked up around 11 p m yesterday on the street, Heath was arrested at home after a quarrel with his father Bert Heath.
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Don A Baird
Wayne James
Mike Noster
Grafton
Allison Heath
Chestnut Street
Elyria
James
Noster
Heath
Bert Heath
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