Senior Four-H Club extends terms of officers at Lorain meeting
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club voted to extend officer terms to next December at the YMCA meeting. Officers Julian Perkins president Columbia Townshis Dorothy Lottman vice president Margaret Burkley secretary treasurer Henry Schriver parliamentarian. Ed Reisinger resigns as treasurer. Barkley to combine duties. Beach party plans July 21. committee led by Robert Penfound. Timothy Field Day luncheon report. fair exhibit committee meets July 6 at Perkins home. R B Tom of Ohio State Univ rural sociologist missd due to hospital assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Julian Perkins
Columbia Townshis
Dorothy Lottman
Carlisle Township
Robert Penfound
Carlisle
Millicent Box
Eaton
Ruth Cook
Agnes Lotiman
Chester Sprague Carlisle
Timothy
Ridgeville
Timothy Farm
R. B. Tom
Ohio State University
Dillinger Gang Being Smashed
Washington, June 28. The federal government has smashed John Dillinger's murderous outlaw gang though Dillinger himself remains at large. In two months, federal agents and local authorities have run down captured or killed 12 of Dillinger's associates.
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Washington
John Dillinger
Dillinger
Justice Department
Local News In a Few Lines
Large quantities of metals were stolen from the Elyria Brass Bronze Company last night. Thieves broke a window to gain entry and many pounds of copper lead tin and brass were taken. William Harding reports 175 pounds copper 400 pounds lead 50 pounds tin and 200 pounds brass missing. Robert Armstrong of 142 Bad Street was fined 50 dollars for selling liquor without a permit when Mayor W H Vanoster imposed sentence after a Tuesday arrest. Merlin Reynolds 13 of 147 Ridge Street was treated for facial lacerations after a fall from a building while cherry picking on B Court. Firefighters responded to a short circuit in an electric transformer at 307 Clark Street and remained until a service man arrived.
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Elyria Brass Bronze Company
William Harding
Lsted
Robert Armstrong
Bad Street
W. H. Vanoster
Armstrong
Merlin Reynolds
Ridge Street
Memorial Hospital
B Court
Merlin
Nolice
Clark Street
Truck Operator Burned After Tire Truck Overturns Near Wellington
A truck loaded with tires veered and tipped on Route 18 two miles east of Wellington. The driver suffered serious burns and was rushed to R. W. Falls Clinic in Wellington. Firefighters battled the blaze for two hours as the vehicle and load were destroyed, valued at about 12,000.
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Akram
Detroit
Wellington
R. W. Falls
Joe Wood
Ea. Sonte
Wellington 8 Department
Labor Union to Hold Closed Meeting for New Members
The local Feder al Labor Union chapter will hold a closed meeting at 7 30 P M Friday at the K of C Hall on Broad Street to initiate new members announced by unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Union
Federal Labor Union
K. of C. Hall
Broad Street
Test Gas Well to be Drilled in Russia Township
W J Dempsey of Lakewood announces leasing 3000 acres in the northeast Russia township to test a gas well on the Clinton Land. He expects drilling to start soon and cites 140 Carlisle field wells since the first was drilled, with hopeful prospects for equal productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia Township
W. J. Dempsey
Lakewood
Carlisle
Reduce Air Mail Rates To Six Cents Per Ounce
Postmaster R B Lersch reports a new air mail postage schedule effective July 1 cutting the rate to six cents per ounce from the present eight cents for the first ounce and thirteen cents for each additional ounce. The new rates apply to mail to Canada and other destinations as announced.
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I .Mation
R. B. Lersch
Canada
Man Ends Life In Garage In Cleveland Suburb
Alber L Mean, 60, of West 97 Street Cleveland, started his car in a closed garage on Cook Road near Butternut Ridge and died from monoxide. Miss A A alerted deputies. the body was found about 5:45 p.m. by a concerned neighbor after hearing no sound. A doctor pronounced death, and the case was reported to authorities with the verdict awaiting further action.
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Cook Road
Butternut Ridge Road
Alber
L Mean
West 97 Street
Cleveland
Miss
AL A A
Sher- Chapman
Sam Proat
Newman U
Tim Peu
Gimsted Falls
Newmen
Yending Mai
Death Record WM W Forbush La Grange June 28
William W Forbush died at home after a two year illness. Born March 4 1875 in Wisconsin he lived in La Grange 22 years and worked as a painter. Survived by his widow and two sons Leonard Norman William all of La Grange and daughters Mrs Elia Maxwell Kent Mrs Viola Rising Graton Mrs Julia Osborn Everett Ohio and Gladys and Frances at home. Funeral Saturday at 2pm at the late home with Reverend Glen Wilson. burial in La Grange Cemetery. Burial detail from Sudro Funeral Home shows extended survivors and service details.
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WM. W. Forbush
LA Grange
William W. Forbush
Wisconsin
Elia Maxwell
Kent
Viola Rising
Grafton
Julia Osborn
Everett
Ohio
Gladys
Frances
Leonard
Norman
William
C. A. Forbush
Marionville
Julia Wey
Toledo
Glen Wilson
la Grange Cemetery
Court House Divorces and Local Arrests Reported
John Carrier of Lorain and Peter Towrekas filed divorce suits in common pleas court on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Soledad Rodrigues sought divorce from Raymond for wilful absence. Esther VanValkenburg was granted a divorce from Harry VanValkenburg for gross neglect. Steve Myers of South Amherst was jailed awaiting arraignment after a chase with a neighbor wielding a butcher knife. Willard Gainer of Ashland was fined and given a suspended sentence for indecent exposure in Vermilion.
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John Carrier
Lorain
Mary Carrier
Common Pleas
Soledad Rodigues
Raymond
Peter Towrekas
Anna Towrekas
Esther VanValkenburg
Harry VanValkenburg
W. B. Thompson
Steve Myers
Quarry Street
South
Amherst
Joseph Petro
John Balzer
Balzer
Ed. Monroe
Paul Chapman
Myers
Williard Gainer
Ashland
Nho
Petro
Vermilion
Boys lectured for shooting fireworks in city
Five local boys were brought to police headquarters for discharging fireworks during Independence Day celebrations. After a lecture by Chief E J Stankard they were released. The chief warned that future violators would be prosecuted. The note adds Texas population figures from 1834.
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E. J. Stankard
Ruling Sought on Use of Relief Funds for Lorain Camp
Prosecutor Frank E Stevens asks Attorney General Bricker to rule on whether 32400 in direct relief funds may be used to support a six week health camp for 80 undernourished Lorain county children ages eight to sixteen from relief families. County commissioners favor the camp if legally permissible, with Federal Work Relief funds covering camp staff costs.
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Lorain County
John W. Bricker
Frank E. Stevens
Stevens
Attoiney
Bricker
Cannty
Riot-era trolley strike action continues with federal arbiter
Major John D. Moore, federal arbiter, pressed efforts to halt the trolley strike as it raged in full height. He conferred with company president S. B. Way for more than two hours, reporting progress but declining to disclose details.
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John D. Moore
S. B. Way
Way
Striking workers press demands amid board row
The 500 union strikers and 157 company claimants clash over 13 alleged union organizers. The dispute centers on reinstatement after union activity and a demand for an election of labor representatives by crafts. Way refuses to separate voting groups for electric light street car and bus divisions.
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Way
National Labor Board
NRA
Squire Rites Set After Fatal Crash
Mrs Squire, active in Eastern Star and D A R, died in a collision while traveling with her husband. Survived by husband, three sons Theodore Alan Donald, two grandchildren, and her mother. Funeral at First Methodist Church with Rev E J Bond and Dr Edwin Kirby, burial in Elyria. Body at Nichols Funeral Home.
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Squire
Theodore
Alan
Donald
R. F. Hoyle
Methodist Church
Elyria
Nichols Funeral Home
Rvices
Economic and industrial Yellow Peril feared ahead
The article warns that a future threat labeled as the Yellow Peril centers on economic and industrial competition. It frames the risk as growing, organized, and systemic, urging vigilance in trade, manufacturing, and policy to counter potential disruptions and shifts in global power dynamics.
Meat market report from Cleveland stockyards listing poultry and livestock
Market news from Cleveland stockyards shows prices and categories for poultry and livestock. Fowl include Leghorn hens and broilers with varied weights and prices. ducks and other birds noted. Sheep and lambs listed with price ranges and quality labels. cattle and calves described with weights and bidding activity.
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Cleveland
Bulter
Sigady
Zoey
MGUS
Nur Carolina
School summer work plans and projected costs
The article details summer activity at multiple schools with caulking, doors, window frames, and floor repairs. It lists estimated costs for McKinley Allen Hamilton Edison Franklin Ely and others totaling 390 plus several smaller sums. Officials hope to paint Ely Stadium bleachers if FERA funding is approved, and the final plan followed a board tour and finance review.
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McKinley
Allen
Hamilton
Edison
Franklin
Ely
Mechinney
Garford
Ely Stadium
FERA
Brown
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Charles L. Snow, Mei
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the Travelers Insurance CO
H. R. Rorick
Crowder, Associate
Elyria Savings & Trust
O’ Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court
Russia
Norton B. Krehbiel
Norton B. Road
Ridge
New York
Nellie M
Mabel Wolf
Sarah Hartland
Clara W Hoth
North Qglimsted
Aaron
Williamsville
N.Y
Sudro
Fields Cemetery
Coutiel of
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Dairies
Scotty's
Blacks
Smith's
Granges
Elyria Dairies
Hanston
Rains
Purples
Al’s Grays
Roosevelt
Jack's Blues
Don’s Reds
Brubaker
L. Sy
Beni
Elaia
Bell
Edwarts Los
Aia Binex AB
Abia
Walziak
Blues
Texas
Elyria Dairies Ice Cream
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East Broad
Star Shoe Shop
Elyria Hotel
Court Street
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General Motors
Fisher Bodies
Fisher
Ness
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