Ohio State Bar Group Honors Elyman
Ohio State Bar Association adopted a committee report endorsing a federal plan to name justices for the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals. The plan allows governor appointment, tenure during good behavior, and removal by impeachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Ohio State Bar Association
State Bar Association
Committee On ‘Integration of the
Bar
Charles W. Racine
Poledo University Law School
John L. W. Henney
John D
Andrews
Hamilton
Harold J. Adams
Walter 53
Walter 53. Jackson, Lima: Judge Roy J. Gillen
Wellston
Mitchell
Newark
G. Bar Craig
Norwalk
Carl Smith
Steubenville
Harrison Mearan
Cleveland
R. F. Vandemark
Elrma
Andrew &. Eddings
Dayton
Walter S. Ruff
Canton
Howard L. Barkdull
Toledo
Thev
American Bar Association
Burk Law Expires On July First
In Columbus Ohio the milk Marketing Commission announced its two year period under the Burk law ends July 1 due to the General Assembly not re enacting or substituting. The panel will not close its books until the expiry time and will not reconvene next week unless a special session is called, which is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
General Assembly
Officially Dead 7 Years Back In Cell
Bernard Carnes was found alive and back in an Ohio penitentiary cell today after being declared dead for seven years. He had been missing since the 1923 Junction City brick plant fire in which eleven prisoners disappeared and nine bodies were recovered. Carnes, 30, was identified by a fingerprint while in custody at Zanesville and returned to prison to serve a term of one to twenty years on a statutory charge.
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Columbus
Bernard Carnes
Ohio Penitentiary
Carnes
Junction City
Zanesville
Western Automatic Employees Picnic at Crystal Beach
The thirteenth picnic of the Western Automatic Machine Screw Co. employees will be held at Crystal Beach on Saturday August third. The executive committee chaired by A. B. Cochran with F. H. Bryant and A. G. Hiscox is appointing planning committees for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
Crystal Beach
A. B. Cochrane
F.H. Bryant
A. G. Hiscox
Former Official Of Paris Wounded In Duel
Paris reports former Paris municipal council president Pierre Godin wounded in the right thigh in a pistol duel with his successor Jean Chiappe. The 60 and 57 year olds exchanged four shots at close range in the garden of Mme. Comarneau near the Bois de Boulogne. Chiappe departed with his second. Godin slumped after the second shot.
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Paris
Pierre Godin
Jean Chiappe
Godin
Chiappe
Mme. Comarneau
Francois Coty
Bois de Boulogne
Col
Des Isnards
Armand Massard
Chiappa
Extension Agents To Attend Conference
Lorain County's two agricultural extension agents Miss Alice Bird and C J Hommel will leave tomorrow to attend Ohio's annual state summer conference of extension agents at Camp Ohio in Licking County eight miles east of Tuca. Agents from across Ohio will attend. A program feature is a crafts display for Four-Hand farm womens camps run in many counties. Bird has been asked to arrange an exhibit on Swedish weaving, a project she instructed at Camp Crag Medina County last summer.
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Lorain County
Alice Bird
C. J. Hommel
Ohio
Camp
Licking County
Tuca
Moss Bird
Camp Crag
Medina County
Rush of Chauffeurs License Applications at Flyria Auto Club
A surge of applications filled the Flyria Automobile Club office today as drivers who operate for pay rush to meet the license deadline. The new licenses, valid one year, expire June 30, 1936, and cover auto mobile operators including truck and bus drivers. Monday marks the first day to purchase 1935 automobile license tags at half-year rates, with truck owners applying ahead of the Columbus issued tag distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyria Automobile Club
Columbus
Nine Year Old Girl Found Stabbed
Greeneville police hunt a man after Helen Glenn, a five year old daughter of a minister, was found slain in swampy woods two miles from town. Autopsy shows a long knife caused the death. coroner suspects the crime occurred elsewhere.
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Greeneville
Helen Glenn
Mahlon H. Atkinson
Helen
Preacher to Speak at Cleveland Churches Sunday
Elder Halls of Cleveland will preach at eleven o clock Sunday morning at the Second M. E. church. At three o clock in the afternoon the church members will attend the Pentecostal church of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Halls of
M. BE
Pentecostal Church of Cleveland
Von Blum Appointed as Lorain H O L C Counsel
Oberlin and Elyria attorney John Von Blum is named counsel for Lorain County division of the Home Owners Loan Corporation on the recommendation of Congressman Don W. Harter of Akron. Philadelphia reports city horses are well shod with quarterly shoeings as director Joseph H. Hagedorn approves the current quarters expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John von Blum
Oberlin and
Elyria
Lorain County
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Don W. Harter
Akron
Philadelphia
Joseph H. Hagedorn
Department of Supplies and Purchases
Oberlin Social Event At Mori Home In South Amherst
Members of the T. M. T. MM. club and their husbands enjoyed a garden party and bridge at the Mori home in South Amherst. High bridge scores went to Mrs. Gerald Keller and Clarence Foster with others consolation. Attendees included Oberlin residents and Elyria partners, with future meeting planned on Locust Street. Church school staff lists are provided for several departments with meeting locations stated.
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Oberlin, O
T. M. T. MM. Club
Paul Mori
South Amherst
Gerald Keller
Oberlin
Clarence Foster
Elyria
J.C. Schafer
J. C. Schafer
Shirley Jackson
Harold Cooley
Leo Smith
Elyrias
Robert Alsop
Mort
Locust Street
Women's Federation Relects Mrs Barnes President
Mrs Margaret Barnes of North Mainstreet was reelected president of the Ohio Federation of Colored Women's Clubs at the annual convention in Cincinnati this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Barnes
North Mainstreet
Ohio Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs
Cincinnati
Oberlin Business Men's Club Meeting Discusses Local Conditions
Regular Oberlin Business Men's club meeting at Hi-O-Hi Tea rooms last evening featured a 6:30 dinner and a discussion of Oberlin business conditions. Plans were laid for special summer sales to boost local trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Businss Men's Club
Oberlin
Church School Sessions to Run All Summer
Sunday morning Church School continues through the summer with classes held weekly. A boy and a girl from Oberlin will attend the program for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byerr Poy
Oberlin
Elyria Ladies Defeat Lakewood In Close Golf Match
Elyria beat Lakewood 4 to 1 at Elyria Country Club while Spring Valley and Westwood also posted 4 to 1 victories. Elyria players Mrs. Flynn, Mrs. Raue, Mrs. Tufford and Mrs. Gould won. Mrs. Brooks lost to Mrs. Seiler. Spring Valley victors included Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Kappler, Mrs. Hagedorn and Mrs. Orient. Stevens posted a 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyria Country Club
Spring Valley
Westwood
Elyria
Lakewood
Columbia Hills
Lorain
Jack Flynna
Ed. Raue
L. P. Tufford
George Gould
J. P. Brooks
Seiler
Stevens
Kappler
Hagedorn
Orient
Spring Valler
New College Golf Champion Emerges at Congressional
Ed White the 21-year-old Texas University captain defeated Fred Haas of LSU 4 and 3 to win the 1935 title at Congressional Country Club. White edged defending champion Charles Yates of Georgia Tech 4 and 3 in the prior round, after Haas ousted Johnny Fischer in the semifinals. The championship is part of a weeklong event on the course, with a strong field from southern universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional Country Club
Louisiana
Ed White
Texas University
Freddie Haas
Louisiana State University
White
Charles Yates
Georgia Tech
Haas
Johnny Fischer
Andr
Daily Church School Opens Monday at First Church
A daily vacation church school will run in the James Brand House from July 1 to July 12 for children from kindergarten through sixth grade. Programs include Bible study, crafts, and weaving. Interested persons should register at the First Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brand House
Wagon Wheels Reach Win In Ten Innings Over Merchants
In a feature Eastern Heights league game at McKinley diamond the Wagon Wheels defeated the Elyria Merchants 4 to 3 after ten innings. Both teams slugged but failed to pull away. the Merchants tied it at 2 in the fourth and again at 3 in the seventh before the Wheels won in extras. The Silver Watch Repairs held undefeated pace by edging HBurinese Men 7 to 0 via a six run rally in the fifth. Y's Men def Junior Hi Y 10 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Merchants
Wagon Wheels
McKinley Diamond
Silver Watch
Hburinese
Toe Jacobs Sails For Germany To Get Schmeling
New York report says Joe Jacobs sails tonight on the Europa to bring Max Schmeling back to the United States to stage a Sept bout at the Polo Grounds with Joe Louis. Schmeling agreed to a $100000 guarantee, with Jacobs aiming for a big gate and a percentage deal. Sonia to meet King Levinsky in Chicago in early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
WUPI
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Germany
Joe Louis
Detroit
Jacobs
Polo Grounds
Schmeling
Sonia
King Levinsky
Chicago
Farm women's groups pick projects for 1935 Extension winter
Lo rain County farm women indicated choices for agricultural extension service projects for 1935 36 at the quarterly home council meeting in Cascade Park July 9. Miss Alice Bird county extension agent announced the date change from July 16. Fourteen council members from Henrietta Belden Traton Brownhelm Columbia Waton LaGrange and Elyria Township attended. Representatives will report desired fall and winter projects to arrange OSU extension specialists. The July 4 picnic will start the day followed by a business session and a report by Mrs. P. E. Portman on the June 4 northeastern Ohio district council meeting.
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Lorain County
Women's Home Council
Cascade Park
Alice Bird
Miss Bird
Henrietta
Belden
Tratton
Brownhelm
Columbia
Waton
LaGrange
Elyria
Ohio State University Extension Service
P. E. Portman
Greenberg Hammers Three Homers to Boost Total to 23
Henry Greenberg, 24 year old Tigers first baseman, slugged three home runs in a doubleheader sweep of the Browns, lifting his season total to 23 and his RBIs to 85. If he keeps pace he could challenge Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig records, as Detroit climbs to within four games of the Yankees for first.
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New York
Henry
Hank) Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Tigers
Greenberg
Ruth
Gehrig
Hack Wilson
Artil
Detroit
Yankees
Wrestling Revolt Signals Change After Upsets in California
United Press columnist Henry McLemore discusses the shock defeats of Chief Little Wolf and Jimmy Londos, signaling potential upheaval in wrestling as promoters scramble to salvage plans for the July 5 title match. Industry figures fret over outcomes and possible matchups, noting curfews and timing, with Danno O’Mahoney tipped as a possible savior against Londos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United Press
EW York
Little Wolf
Jimmy Londos
Londos
O'Mahoney
Boston
Danno
Tim
Jim
Lenamores
Bittner B’s Notice For Team Meeting At Hamilton Diamond
Bittner Funeral Home players Deb Urig Ross Dick Urig King Joe McCran Joe Scott Walt Boreski Alex Bierek and George Zemba are asked to meet tomorrow at 21 00 at the Hamilton diamond. The Bittners play Lorain All Sohies tomorrow at Lorain in a Class B League game.
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Bittner B
Bittner Funeral Home
Hamilton
Deb Urig
Ross
Dick Urig
King
Joe McCran
Joe Scott
Walt
Sport) Boreski
Alex Bierek
George Zemba
Bittners
Lorain All Sohies
Lorain
Millers Score Win Over Toledo Club in Columbus
In Columbus on June 28, Minneapolis Millers defeated Toledo 9 to 7 to extend their lead in the American Association. Milwaukee pushed Indianapolis for a higher spot with an 11 to 9 victory. Columbus erased St. Paul’s late rally, scoring eight in the ninth to win 16 to 5, while Louisville’s rainout left Kansas City above the Saints.
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Columbus. C
UPI
Minneapolis
American Association
Toledo
Millers
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Saints
Markets Cleveland Produce and Toledo Grain Update
Cleveland produce market and extras list with 2T470 standards and poultry notes. Heavy fowl and leghorn prices noted. potatoes from South Carolina and California listed. Ohio cobblers and long whites pricing included. Toledo grain markets show No 2 yellow corn and white corn prices. eggs and butter quoted with extras.
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Cleveland
Butler
Old Roosters
South Carolina Cobblers Jl
Alifornia
Ohio
Toledo
Ste
Banquet Honors Colored Graduates of June 1935 Class
The Tipakoda Club and The Blue Triangle Club hosted a banquet for the June 1935 graduates. Attendees included Wanda Wicks Joseph Brown William Triplett and Earl Newell. Roses and cut flowers adorned tables with pink and blue accents.
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Tipakoda Club
Blue Triangle Club
C. A
Wanda Wicks
the Messie
William Triplett
Joseph Brown
Earl Newell
Nettie Whitworth
Hazel Wilson
Ida Clark
Mona Hull
Ossie Rinager
Myra Thompson
Helen Harris
Miss Holly
Greens
Thea Blue Triangle Club
Lillie Belle Carter
Meredith
Rosemary Johnson
Delphinia Warren
Katherine Ellis
Frank Williams
Oberlin
School Project To Be Discussed At Pleasant View
County Commissioner Oscar Dunn announced that a 26,000 FERA school project at Pleasant View Sanatorium will be the subject of a Monday noon meeting. Officials including the frestess, county commissioners, the county surveyor, and the county relief director will decide the building location and other construction details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Frestess
Oscar Dunn
Justice Takes Case Under Advisement
Justice Joseph Petro heard the case of Mrs. Andrew Bashak of 17th Street West of West Avenue Whal who was arrested yesterday for illegal sale of liquor. An affidavit by Louis Michowak of 15th Street states he bought a gallon of liquor from her for 3 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Petro
Andrew Bashak
17Th Street
West Avenue
Elyria Board Dismissal Sparks Farewell Note
A continuation of a resignation letter from a local Elyria board member expresses gratitude to the general membership. The writer claims unfair dismissal without stated reasons while noting appreciation for support received and affection for the community and friends in Elyria.
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Elyria
Lace tariff debate echoes wage differential claims
The hearing on lace tariffs drew 150 attendees who discussed the wage gap and tariff levels. H Albert Phillips of Bridgeport CT argued the current tariff is essential for lace industry survival as labor accounts for 60 to 70 percent of production costs. Other speakers shared similar views on preserving the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Albert Phillips
Bridegport
Connecticut
Prisoner Granted Reduced Term By Ohio Judge
Judge Feabiey J. Mougey of Wooster modified a prior order allowing Hurst to go free Monday as a six month jail term ends. He must serve three years on probation, liquidate personal property to satisfy the judgment, and pay one third of his earnings each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feabiey J. Mougey
Wooster
Mougey
Hurst
Farmer Morrow Killed in Train Collision Near Here
O. June 29. Walter Shuff, 50, a farmer of Morrow, was killed when a Pennsylvania passenger train crashed into his hay wagon just outside town. The accident report lists the victim as the sole casualty with investigators examining the scene.
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Farmer Morrow
Walter Shuff
Farmer
Morrow
Pennsylvania
Here
Former Mayor Escapes Prison Conviction in Embezzlement Case
NEW PHILADELPHIA, C, June 29. Former Mayor W. F. Hurst, convicted six months ago on charges of embezzling $1,238, escaped imprisonment today. The case follows a lengthy legal fight and raises questions about post conviction relief and sentencing. Local officials declined comment as the court reviews new motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
W. F. Hurst
Court actions and divorces filed across Ohio counties
In Ripton Robert H. Brown sues Addie H. Brown for divorce on extreme cruelty grounds. James Adams sues Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. for 159 dollars under an insurance policy. Eugene B. Findley is granted divorce from Gayle Findley for gross neglect. The J Spang Baking Co. sues E Sitcher for 126 dollars for damages from a Lake Avenue collision. Rosebud Stang seeks compensation from the Ohio Industrial Commission for injuries to her husband at Thew Shovel Co. later causing his death.
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Robert H. Brown
Ripton
Addie H. Brown
Clyde, C
James Adams
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Eugene B. Findley
Gayle Findley
Judge Bay 8. Findley
J. Spang Baking Company
E. Sitcher of
Elyria
Lake Avenue
Rosebud
Stang
Ohio Industrial Commission
Thew Shovel Company
Boy Shoots Sheep Killing Dogs in Kipton Territory
County Dog Warden Lee Minkler lauded Charles Davidson, a Camden Kipton rider in his twenties, for riding out at dawn with a shotgun and two shells to kill two dogs threatening sheep. Davidson saved about 3100 head of Claude Saris’s sheep on Kipton fields, Minkler said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Minkler
Charles Davidson
Camden - Kipton
Minkler
Young Davidson
Claude Saris
Kipton
Londos Hurts in Title Loss to O'Mahoney in Boston
Jim Londos of St Louis suffered two broken ribs and a broken bone in his right forearm during the heavyweight title bout with Young Janne O Mahoney of Ireland in Boston on Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jim Londos
St. Louis
Young Janne O'Mahoney
Ireland
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Ohio State Bar Group
Elyman
Western Automatic
God Ola
Court St
People’s Market
Chapel Street
von Blum
Acme
O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Slyria, Ohio
Court Street
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
N. Pleasant
M.T.M
Alice Rodgers
Aileen Strong
A. M. Loveland
C. E. Howe
Locke Cooley
Edith Princehorn
L. K. Butler
J. White
F. L. Hunttey
H.G. Paul
R. cl Qitman
Hubert Stone
Wetherill
John Welker
R. C. Beatty
H. G. Paul
L. D. Hartson
Amy Blachly
Lester Hill
Bosworth Hall
James Brand
Women's Federation
Barnes
Church School
Elyria Ladies
Lorain Country Club
Ren Coer
Pageeen Cena
Harper
Alumbia Hills
Ry Rham
Sean Nairs Sullivan
Ars
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Atre
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New College Golf
Hama
Making
Bee West
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Mary L. Fowler
Forest Street
Kansas
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Garl Wgehrkens
Torch Lake
Michigan
Marian Williams
Marinette
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Hume
Restrday
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B. LE W. Smith
Jalowiec
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Starnnski
Setae Shewell
Fee Wetliam St Swindlin
Siezmund
Rose
Drage
Helming
Redman Cf
H. E. Kinorenhoaom
Gibbons
Graher
W. Gibbons
Fribes
Wheelk AB
R.H
Wheenskinh Vaungias
Fomisten Ee
Smith
Ty. Anderson
Toe Jacobs
California
Vincent Lopez
Ust
Paul- Ino Uxendun
Hamburg
Max Baer
Louis Schmeling
Rothgery Motors
Penfield
Grafton
Grafton Rothgery Motors
Penfield Maccabees
Lawson
Hank Walker
Giesel
Penfield R. H
Feriman
If Bounds
Bobel
Oo Homan
K. Keller
Mrers
Grege
O. Kellogg
Triesel
Higmet
Eseeereree
Gee Rothgery Motors
Walker
Oesss Pilarcark
H. Walker
Wilczak
Reeset McNeal
Elle
Ohio Shoe Shop
Bell Co
Patty Labato
International Troubador
the Netherland Plaza
Newell Hotel
C. A. Squire
Gates Ave
Ee Sibley & Sprague
Turner
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