Elyria Post 12 American Legion Meets For Big Business
Elyria Post No 12 held a sizable Legion meeting led by Commander A T Sibley. Reports covered unemployment aid for dues payments and a major playground dedication with Maumee Dairies facing Elyria Hardware. The group praised city officials and donors for field improvements and equipment. Delegates were selected for Little and State Conventions with Father Collins urged for State Chaplain.
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Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
A. T. Sibley
Nelisen
Maumee Dairies
Elyria Hardware
Legion
Ely
van Oster
West Side Lumber Co
E. Hyman Co
Frank Hoover
Decatur
Ill
Hayes
Chicago
George Tattersall
Stan Shaw
Mazrager J. J. Elemes
Lima
Tom Walsh
E. F. Herzog
A. J. Lehman
F. M. Smith
E. F. Leemhuis
Father Collins
Dog Bite Incident on Lake Avenue Reported
Frank Waland of 957 Foster avenue was bitten on the leg by a dog about 3 30 P M yesterday while walking on Lake avenue police received the report describing the incident and location.
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Frank Waland
Foster Avenue
Lake Avenue
Police crack down on fireworks at city residence
The police stressed deterrence to stop shooting fireworks after 13 year old Robert Schummer of 328 Eighteenth Street was brought to headquarters on a complaint that he entertained younger children by firing firecrackers. Fireworks were confiscated and the boy warned. Chief E J Stankard said possession or discharge of fireworks inside the city is unlawful.
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Robert Schummer
Eighteenth Street
E. J. Stankard
Car collision injures girl riding with West River resident
Miss Louise Koki of West River street sustained a minor head injury last evening when a car driven by Alex Wash Jr of Cascade street crashed with Frank Lanning of Lod street at West avenue and Third Street. Her head struck the windshield due to the sudden stop, police reported.
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Louise Koki
West River Street
Alex Wash, Jr
Cascade Street
Frank Lanning
Lod Street
West Avenue
Third Street
Miss Koki
County to Buy Tires from Local Dealers
County commissioners yesterday authorized tire purchases for county use from several dealers. Al Mason bought 95 dollars worth, GM Marsh 172, Hi-Speed 95, Braegner and Jackson 94, and George Kimbel Inc 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Mason
GM. Marsh
Braegner and Jackson
George Kimbel. Inc
Paroled DWI Offender Ernest Krause Released
Ernest Krause was released from county jail yesterday on parole by county commissioners after a driving while intoxicated conviction. He must pay a $100 fine and costs at $5 per month under the parole terms.
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Ernest Krause
Wallkill State Prison Aims for Rehabilitation Not Punishment
The new wall-less state prison near Wallkill New York emphasizes rehabilitation. Each inmate has a private room and receives academic classroom training to prepare for release as a useful member of society. Admission is limited to men with good records from other institutions.
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New State Prison
Wallkill
N. Y
Cars collide at Broad and Washington in Grafton
Cars of Francis Jones of 229 Ninth Street and Nelson Hitchcock of R. D. No. 3 Grafton collided at Broad and Washington avenues around 5 PM yesterday causing minor damage police reported.
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Francis Jones
Ninth Street
Nelson Hitchcock
R. D. No
Grafton
Broad and
Washington Avenue
Death of Charles Draegert in Lorain at 4 15 AM
Charles Draegert died this morning at 4 15 at his residence 1012 East Avenue after a five month illness. Born in Germany July 19 1857 he worked as a store mason and belonged to St John s Lutheran Church where he served as honorary deacon and official for 34 years. He was a member of the Columbia Club and Lorain County Men s Club. Survived by two daughters Mrs Anna Schoenfeld and Mrs Emma Schultz of this city and son Carl Draegert of Cleveland plus seven grandchildren. His wife Martha died six years ago and son Raymond three years ago. Funeral services set for Saturday at 1 30 PM from the home and 2 PM at St John s Lutheran Church officiated by Reverend Armin Schneider. Burial in Ridge Lawn Cemetery.
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Charles Draegert
East Avenue
Germany
St. John's Lutheran Church
Columbia Club
Lorain County
Emma Schultz
Carl Draegert
Cleveland
Martha
Raymond Draegert
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Armin Schneider
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Question Bankers In Continental Shares Issue
Cleveland June 28 bankers and Continental Shares directors testified in Common Pleas Judge Virgul J. Terrell's court over a proposed 11.5 million sale of Continental shares in syndicated loans. Prosecutors say a closed New York meeting at Chase National Bank formed a plot to let banks control the stock, while defense denies any improper agreements. W. R. Burwell L. G. Watson Oscar L. Cox Harris Creech A. B. Green attended the New York meeting.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Virgul J. Terrell
Continental Shares
Guy O. Farquharson
New York
Chase National Bank
Continental
W. R. Burwell
L. G. Watson
Oscar L. Cox
Union Trust Bank
Union Trust
Funeral services for John Youngles set for Thursday morning
Funeral services for John Youngles will be held Thursday at 8 16 at the home of his sister Mrs M G Krebs 2736 Broadway Lorain and at St Mary's church Avon at 9 a m with Rev Fr GM Steuber officiating Burial will be in Sit Mary's cemetery Avon
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John Youngles
M. G Krebs
Broadway, Lorain
St. Mary’s Church
Avon
G M. Steuber
Sit. Mary’s Cemetery
Court actions and divorces from Oberlin area
F H Maddock sues O C Rees and Lizzie Maddock to void transfer of Oberlin property due to ill health. Mary Minch seeks divorce from Herman J Minch for extreme cruelty and neglect. Arthur Hales Elyria sues Rose for divorce over gross neglect, married 1923. Roy Alfred Godette Oberlin seeks divorce from Alice over willful absence. Leslie Coleman Elyria and Oberlin sentenced to Mansfield reformatory for indeterminate term after conviction for cutting to wound. Ruby M McHowell granted divorce from Leslie McHowell, restored to maiden name Ruby Myrtle Weyls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Maddock
O. C. Rees
Lizzie Maddock
Oberlin
Mary Minch
Herman J. Minch
Arthur Hales
Elyria
Rose
Roy Alfred Godette
Alice Godette
Leslie Coleman
Mansfield Reformatory
A. R Webber
Ruby M. McHowell
Leslie McHowell
Common Pleas Court
Ruby Myrtle Weyls
First Meeting After 47 Years In Topeka Report
In Topeka Kansas John McBee and Robert Tasker met after 47 years. McBee once ran a hack with gray horses and Tasker made horsehair chairs. Tasker pulled horse tails during the prior years. When they met again McBee greeted Tasker with a rebuke over a childish prank.
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Topeka
Kan
John McBee
Robert Tasker
McBee
Tasker
Lois Cummings Hosts Farewell Party For Spore Couple
In Oberlin on June 2 Miss Lois Cummings entertained at her East College street home in honor of Mrs. Howard Spore of West Lorain street. Two tables of bridge were played and refreshments served. Mrs. Spore and her husband are moving to Chicago to establish their home.
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Oberlin, O
Lois Cummings
East College Street
Howard Spore
West Lorain Street
Returning From The Far East
Ralph M. Smith son of Mrs Nellie B Smith of East College Street is returning home from a trip to the Far East. He reports saluting the President yacht Amberjack II hoisting its ensign and receiving a response from a destroyer. He is expected to arrive home Saturday.
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Ralph M. Smith
Nellie B. Smith
East College Sireet
Far East
Smith
Local families take cottages at Ver Milion Lake and area
Mrs Grace Parker and three children of Painesville join Mrs Alma Frost and two children of Dayton at Edwards cottage Ver Milion on the Lake. Rev Frederick Depwiler of Granville College will preach at First Baptist Sunday. Stolays depart today to visit Mr Haylor at his Ver Milion cottage. Mrs Charles Magruder and daughter Mrs Aufderheide head to Herrick cottage at Mitwanga. Mr and Mrs Harold Niser of Fulton NY visit Mrs A B Cheabro on North Pleasant Street en route to Weird's Fair in Chicago. They plan to return for a longer visit later in the week. Mrs George Alexander has re
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Grace Parker
Painesville
Alma Frost
Dayton
Edwards
Vernilion-on-the-Lake
Frederick Depwiler
Granville College
Granville
The
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Order of de- Stolays
Haylor
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Charles Magruder
Aufderheide
Herrick
Mitiwanga
Harold Niser
Fulton, N. Y
A. B. Cheabro
North Pleasant Street
Chicago
George Alexander
Oberlin Social Notes Highlight Visits and Summer Plans
Akron visit revival as Ivan Gardinier returns home to Brewster New York after a sister visit. Woodland avenue residents plan their first picnic of the season Friday at Miss Frances Hosford home. Guests include Miss Dorothy Carnell from Albion Michigan and Miss Alice Rodgers host. W James Crossland visits Oberlin for summer study at Jacksonville College while attending local events. Various Oberlin music and conservatory members join the National Organist Guild meeting in Cleveland. Mrs Shriner and Mrs Kruth Darling depart for Frankfort Michigan summer cottage. Mrs Griswold of Elyria visits West Lorain Street homes. Professors Goetcher and Genhrkens head to summer homes Torch Lake Michigan, and Cora Pelton visits Wooster. Bertha Bails travels to Rockford Indiana to see brother and Chicago Centennial.
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Akron
Ivan Gardinier
Brewster
N. Y
Lee Rowe
North Pleasant Street
Woodland Avenue
Frances Hosford
Dorothy Carnell
Albion
Mich
Alice Rodgers
South Cedar Avenue
W. James Crossland
Jacksonville College
Fla
Conservatory
Ruth
The
Conservatory of Music
Oberlin
National Organist Guild
Cleveland
J. S. Shriner
Tkruth Darling
Frankfort
Carrie Griswold
Elyria
Lola Gager
Alice Wilmot
West Lorain Street
F. A Goether
Kine Street
New York City
Cora Pelton
Wooster, O
J. M.perryman
Bertha Bails
Rockford
Chicago
Genhrkens
Torch Lake
Cuban catcher Gonzales injured in Toledo game
Miguel Mike Gonzales Cuban catcher for the Columbus team suffered a brain concussion when hit on the head by a pitched ball during a game with Toledo. He was hospitalized in Columbus and his condition was not considered serious by physicians. Roxie Lawson pitched the ball that struck him.
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Columbus
Miguel
Mike’ Gonzales
Columbus American Association Baseball Club
Toledo
Roxie Lawson
Toledo Cqb
Gondalen
Unemployed Camp at State Fair Grounds Demands Aid
About 800 unemployed protesters at the State Fair Ground Coliseum in Columbus clash with Columbus Police Chief Fred Kundts over relief. They demand shoes, fuel, and food and threaten to stay until aid arrives from state and home communities, while appealing to Governor White and Mayor Worley after visiting the Statehouse for relief and protective jobless legislation.
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Colmbus
State Fair Ground Coliseum
Columbus
Fred Kundts
Kundra
White
Henry Worley
Coliseum
Statehouse
Old Cincinnati Law School rules found in ancient catalog
Cincinnati O September 1946 The old rules and regulations that governed students in the former Cincinnati Law School now College of Law were discovered in an ancient catalog circulated to prospective students about 1606 years ago. The rules include dueling prohibition and a ban on entering taverns without a faculty escort.
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Cincinnati
O UP
Arc Alc
Cincinnati Law School
College of Law
Cincinnati University
Law School
Market Holds Flan At Ogk Market New York
New York June 28 despite a Chicago wheat price drop and widespread lower commodity values, stocks held in the market with gains from weak dollars. Early trading saw wet stocks push to record highs up over 4 points before trimming gains. Steel common opened 59 up 18, later fluctuated. motor shares slipped after recent strength. Rails mixed. American Telephone steady in dull turnover.
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New York
Chicago
Cotton Textiles Would Abolish Child Labor
Washington June 28 The American Cotton Manufacturers Association president T M Marchant of Greenville South Carolina announced the industry would ban child labor. The statement came as hearings on a proposed code of fair competition for the textile industry under the National Recovery administration resumed.
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Washington
T. M. Marchant
Greenville
S. C
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
National Recovery Administration
Production of Electricity Increases in New York
Electricity production rose 10.9 percent in the week ended June 24 from a year earlier, per the Edison Electric Institute report. The rise marks an ongoing upward trend in New York’s power output as the nation’s electric industry expands.
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New York
Edison Electric Institute
Dayton Man Found Guilty of Murder in Ohio
Dayton resident Frank Vacchiano, 22, was found guilty of first degree murder for the fatal shooting of John J. McLaughlin, a Park Lane Hotel night clerk. The six men and six women jury did not recommend mercy and Judge Robert Gosline planned to set an execution date. Vacchiano had a prior life sentence for a Dayton slaying in 1932.
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Toledo
Frank Vacchiano
Dayton
John J. McLaughlin
Park Lane Hotel
Robert Gosline
Vacchiano
Marcy Vacchiano
Sam Valantine
Ohio Legislature Passes Mass of Tax and License Bills
The House approved the McManus Bill allowing banks and insurers to invest in federally issued securities and the Whittemore bill updating foreign company licenses in Ohio. The Cassidy bill to exempt interurban railroads from property and excise taxes for three years failed 66 to 48. The Senate backed the Masier Bill 26 to 0 to join a federal public employment offices act. Senate debates centered on gasoline tax measures and proposed income tax. New Senate bills would tax cosmetics at 10 percent and admissions at 16 percent for high-priced events. Governor signed the Marshal Act enabling districts to issue certificates of indebtedness in delinquent tax collection, effective upon secretary of state filing.
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House
McManus
Whittemore
Ohio
Cassidy
Senate
Congress
Department of Industrial Relations
Senate Taxation Committee
Haynes
Toledo
Secretary of State
Flood control irrigation expands Montana acreage
Montana Extension Service reports more than 321,400 acres of dry land farm property in Montana are under flood control irrigation projects. J. C. Taylor notes the system began in 1919 with broader use from 1929 to 1930. In the last two years, over 16,009 acres have adopted the method in nine counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
Montana
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Cleveland Market Report Shows Mixed Prices in Grain Livestock
Markets Cleveland produce butter prices steady to firm. live poultry demand steady with varied fowl prices. Livestock hogs receipts 1400, cattle and calves active with veal strong, lambs lower. Chicago quotations show butter and eggs firm, poultry steady, grains and feeds listed with ranges, and regional farm markets noting vegetables and fruits with fluctuating values.
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Cleveland
Mera
Jericho Tops Ohio Track Prospects In Record Dash
Ohio four year old Jericho owned by Tommy Thomas of Cleveland and driven by Jay Douglas of Elyria set a new season fast time at North Randall, finishing in 2 02 1 2 with final half 1 01 and last quarter 30 1 4. Critics hail Jericho as a leading prospect following Senator McKlye’s 2:02 mark last year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jericho
Tommy Thomas
Cleveland
Jay Douglas
Elyria
North Randall
Peter Vole
Douglas
Senator McKlye
E. P. Clement
American Golf Leader Congratulates British Ryder Cup Victory
George R. Jacobus president of the American Professional Golfers Association of America sent congratulations to the Prince of Wales after Great Britain's Ryder Cup win over the United States. He praised the British team as well earned and popular while noting his pleasure with the American players' effort.
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New York
George R. Jacobus
American Professional Golfers Association of America
Prince of Wales
Great Britain
United States
British Professional Golfers Association
Jacobus
Doctor Plays Shot From Tree After Ball Lodges
In Holyoke Massachusetts Dr James Mullen hit a drive that lodged at a tree junction on Mt Tom golf course He climbed the tree and with an iron recovered the ball landing on the green His fellow players urged the stunt and witnessed the audacious shot in a quirky golf moment
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Holyoke
Mass
U.P
James Mullen
Mt. Tom
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