Break Into The Dark Continent And Training The Cerebellum
A Cincinnati Times-Star opinion on golf scoring contrasts with U S. G A aims, noting the brain’s cerebellum and balance as key to hitting a precise point in space. Editor offers pamphlets by Dr. Clendenine on health topics via Central Press Association. mentions a sermon and church gathering with out-of-town pastors and a post-meeting picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendenine
Logan Clendening
Central Press Association
East Twelfth Street
Cleveland
World Service
Harriet Ward
Reeder
Elyria
C. D. Hedge
Norwalk
F. A. Hinman
Loudonville
Paroled Murderer Harry New Jr Joins Mother on Ranch
After 11 years and four months in San Quentin, Harry S. New Jr. is on parole and living with his mother, Lillian Burger, 77, on a San Fernando Valley chicken ranch near Los Angeles. He was sentenced to 10 years to life for murder of his sweetheart Frieda Lesser. He signs the parole register in the photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin Prison
Harry S. New, Jr
Harry S. New
Lillian Burger
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles
Ife
Frieda Lesser
THE PRESS GETS ITS MAN
A postwar belief linked crime and crime news, but Al Capone’s case shows the press empowers public enemies by publicity. Once villainized, he is brought to justice as media fear spurs officials to curb gang influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Capone
Chicago
Bar of Justice
Avert Forest Fires in Wisconsin Warns of Aftermath
The Wisconsin Conservation Commissioner reports the after-effects of the worst forest fire in state history. Wildlife suffer during the fire and die later from food scarcity and loss of cover. Most fires are caused by human carelessness, not lightning, prompting a call for stronger public education as outdoor recreation rises.
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Wisconsin Conservation Commissioner
Wisconsin
100 Miles an Hour Hope for Safe Highway Speeds
The Society of Automotive Engineers predicts driving at 100 miles per hour could be common and safe on ordinary highways. Safe speeds depend on driver judgment, car quality, and road reliability, even as overall highway speeds rise and slow drivers become a greater risk if others are skilled and cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Automotive Engineers
Golf in a slump as new ball dampens morale
A reflection on golf's mood shift as the new light ball limits distance and control. Players gripe that scores are higher, drives feel less satisfying, and the game at the nine teenth hole becomes a forum of complaints while business morale flags.
Noted figures and anniversaries from late 19th century
In today’s annals several figures are recalled: Peter Paul Rupens, Flemish painter died May 1577. Donn Fist, horn end seller died Newark April 1902. Joan Bell Hood born October 1816 in New Orleans and linked to art and archaeology. Cella Theater at Portsmead noted. George Washington Goether engineer noted for Panama in Italy. James Harvey Robinson dated Bloomington birth. Dr. George E. Hale astronomer of Mount Wilson born Chicago. and references to Mr Wilson Observatory and Pasadena history.
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Peter Paul Rupens
Norm
End Horn
Newark
N. J
Joan Bell Hood
Conie
New
Orla General
Palma di Ceenole
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Cella Theater
Poss
Portsmead
Isle of Shoals
Ceorzee Washington Goether
Panama
Italy
James Harvey Robinson
Bloomington
George E. Hale
Pasadena
Cal
Chicago
Today in History highlights and oddities
A collage of historical notes cites 1767 taxes on ports by England, a 1776 commission for Molly E Ronee as sergeant in a Washington connected bravery at Monmouth, a 1891 inland lake denial in Colorado and a 1890s early moving pictures debut in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Molly E Ronee
Br Waeshington
Monmouth
Misteriot
Colorado
America
New Yor
Notable figures born in the United States listed
A list of prominent Americans with birthplaces and ages. Dr William J Maro Rochester Minnesota born La Suez Minnesota 79 years ago William F Ogburn University of Chicago sociologist born Butler Georgia 45 years ago U S Senator William E Borah Idaho born Fairfield Ten years ago Prof Edwin Walter Kemmerer Princeton economist born Scranton Pennsylvania 54 years ago Alvin I Findley editor emeritus Iron Age born Monmouth Illinois 72 years ago Harry A Franck travel writer born Munger Michigan 59 years ago
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William J. Maro
Rochester
Minn
la Suez
William F. Ogburn
University of Chicago
Hoover
Committee On
Butler
U.S
William E. Borah
Idaho
Fairfield
Edwin Walter Kemmerer
Princeton University
Scranton
Alvin I. Findley
Monmouth
Ill
Harry A. Franck
Munger
Mich
Circus Labor Joke Sparks Van Driver Laughs
A humorous reminiscence notes a moving van driver laughing at eight circus horses pulling a kangaroo, reflecting on past loafin and pay. The playful line credits John F. Dille Co. as copyright holder.
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John F. Dille
Today’s Horoscope Signals Forceful Progress For The Day
The general read hints a very forceful person driving progress with strong effort. High application and ready expedients help advance goals. Caution warns that such force could become tyrannical and even cruel if unchecked, risking misfortune.
Summer Exercise and Ball Game Fitness by Dr Clendening
Dr Logan Clendening extols summer as ideal for body conditioning through sport. He argues games with a ball and stick train muscles, balance, and nervous system, noting hitting a ball requires precise cerebellar coordination and timing. He describes outdoor conditions and reduced indoor contagion as benefits of summer training.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Typhoid Case Reported in Wellington
Mrs. Clara Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Newcomb, is ill with typhoid fever under Dr Gregg and a graduate nurse care. She is fairly comfortable despite being very ill. A tea at Mrs C W Recard’s home drew over 30 guests with an afternoon musical program featuring the Recard Bowman orchestra, a reading by Miss Helen Watts of Oberlin, solos by Mrs Ralph Wilson and M H Wadsworth, and John Von Blume of Oberlin sang two pieces.
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Wellington
Clara Smith
Edward S. Newcomb
Gregg
C. W. Recard
Recard-Bowman
Helen Watts
Oberlin
Ralph Wilson
M. H. Wadsworth
John von Blume
Edith Murray Guest Entourage at Chagrin Falls Social
Mrs. Hammond and Mrs. Shelley hosted a social party for the Sunday School class of the Methodist Church led by Miss Mary Knapp in honor of Edith Murray of Chagrin Falls visiting Mrs. Walter Hammond. Sixteen guests enjoyed games contests and refreshments.
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Edith Murray
Chagrin Falls
Walter Hammond
Wellington Juniors Defeat Sandusky 12 to 8 in League Showdown
Wellington's Junior League team sponsored by the American Legion beat Sandusky 12 to 8 on Saturday. McKinsey and Saporeto pitched for the locals in the victory.
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Sandusky Wellington
The
American Legion
Sanusky
McKinsey and Saporeto
Wellington Beats Greenwich 3 to 1 in Sunday Baseball
Wellington's baseball team defeated Greenwich 3 to 1 on Sunday in a well pitched game. Notable was Jennings Davey's strong baserunning and overall base work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Greenwich
Jennings Davey
Huntington Church Holds Third Annual Homecoming
The Huntington Church marked its third annual Homecoming yesterday drawing scores of former members from far away. Dr. Robert Ward, former professor at Berea College and now ...
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Huntington Church
Robert Ward
Berea College
Landscaping on Route 20 boulevards for curb appeal
George Mitchell of Elyria proposes removing tracks on Middle Avenue and replacing them with a landscaped strip along Route 20. He urges the park commission to design a plan allowing public planting under supervision, with trees, shrubs, annuals, ornamental lighting, possible monuments, and central street signs to boost city appearance for visitors.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Middle Avenue
Route 20
Park Commission
George Mitchell
Mrs Milo Yoxtheimer Sings Solo at Congregational Church
Mrs Milo Yoxtheimer sang a solo at the Sunday morning service in the Congregational Church yesterday. Heavy rain early today knocked many telephones out of commission. Mr and Mrs Paul Recard and daughter, Mr and Mrs Paul Caffin and two children spent Sun undetailed in local events.
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Milo Yoxtheimer
Congregational Church
Paul Recard
Paul Caffin
Wellington Notes: Local Residents and Births
Bar at the lake near Huron hosted Mr and Mrs William Smith and son Junior of Cleveland as recent Wellington visitors. The Wilburs from Cleveland and their daughter spent the weekend at Linton White's home. Harold and wife on McKinley Street welcomed a baby girl born Saturday evening at Falls Clinic Hospital.
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Lake
Huron
William Smith
Cleveland
Wellington Catlers
Vern Wilbur
Linton White
Harold Berg
McKinley Street
Falls Clinic
Matched Games Scheduled for June Duke of Wellington Tourney
Tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock ten contestants tied for the nine prizes in the June Tournament at the Duke of Wellington Golf Course will meet in match play Frances Ramser will face Harold Kepler for first and second prizes Lloyd Brothers and Keith Thornton meet for third and fourth prizes Others including Eber Murch Milo Yoxtheimer Elsa Falls Robert Gannett D Kirk Patrick and Lawrence Wells will compete for fifth through ninth prizes The ladies tournament starts Wednesday morning.
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Duke of Wellington Golf Course
Frances Ramser
Harold Kepler
Lloyd Brothers
Keith Thornton
Eber Murch
Milo Yoxtheimer
Elsa Falls
Robert Gannett
D. Kirkpatrick
Lawrence Wells
Vincent Entertains Class In Pleasant Social
Mr and Mrs John Harnish and children hosted the Progressive class of the M E Church Sunday School at their home on Thursday They welcomed members with a social evening and did not hold a business meeting A delicious lunch was served by the hostess
Local Social Notes From Lorain and Nearby Towns
Wednesday and Thursday visits mark local social activity. Birth announced at Memorial Hospital for Harold Engle and wife a daughter. Elyria and Bellevue connections show frequent calls and visits among McIntire, Reese, Karman, Schiferstein, Dute, Taft, Marsac, Hambly, Enjoyable gatherings at cottages and homes across Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Mawhinney
Lorain
Harold Engle
Memorial Hospital
C. E. McIntire
S. G. McIntire
Elyria
Wilma McIntire
Park
F. H. Lewis
Anna Karman
Frankie Reese
Adam Huhur
Lo- Tain
Earnst Reibling
Bellevue
Ohio
Dora Creez
Andrew Schiferstein
Harry Dute
Casper Dute
Amherst
W. E. Taft
Cliffrd Marsac
William Hambly
Lake
High Speed Craft Landing Hazard Reduced by Tests
Landing speed hazard of high speed craft lowered after tests. A limited elevator control and a shock absorber were tested to improve stability and safety during approach and touchdown.
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Hien
Harry New, Jr
Mertime
Dr Clendening
Voice OF
People
Vincent
E. 4Th ST
Stanford Avenue
Longfellow ST
Reed
Chronicle - Telegram
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