First Week Attendance Tops in Elyria Playground Program
Activities at five Elyria playgrounds drew 3756 participants in week one led by Cascade Park with 1788 attendees. Hamilton 388 McKinley 513 Allen 508 Edison 359 joined softball games drawing interest. Upcoming matches include Allen at Hamilton and Cascade at McKinley both at 9 30 a m. Senior league results saw Hamilton beat McKinley 13 3 and Cascade beat Allen 9 0 while juniors Cascade edged Allen 13 12 and Hamilton beat Edison 0 0
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Elyria
Ralph Bauer
Cascade Park
Hamilton
McKinley
Allen
Edison
Hmilton
Cascade
Sportsall Trailer On Display In Elyria Tomorrow
The completed Sportsall mobile display room will be shown all day at Broad and Washington in Elyria before leaving Friday for a national tour. Built by Bender Body Company with Imperial Furniture fittings, the trailer showcases Sportsall merchandise to distributers and dealers, with the Sportsall ball named the official ASA softball ball for over 200,000 teams. Executive offices are in the Lorain County Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elayorians
National Sportsall Corporation
Elyria
Police Department
Broad and
Washington Avenue
United States
Bender Body Company
Imperial Furniture Company
Elderread Tire and Supply Company
Sportsall Corporation
Charles H. Davis
Amateur Softball Association of America
Lorain County Bank
New Schedule Of Hours At Library
Elyria Library announces a summer hours change through July and August. Regular hours stay the same except Wednesdays and Thursdays close at 6 PM. Open 9 AM to 8:30 PM Monday Tuesday Friday Saturday. 9 AM to 6 PM on Wed and Thu. Children’s hours 9 AM to 6 PM, Saturdays stay open to 8:30 PM. Vacation borrowing extensions offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Children’s Department
Two Men Fined On Traffic Charges
C P Zimmerman of Oberlin was fined $19 and costs totaling $18.10 for speeding on Route 20 after arraignment before Justice Preston S Coon. Deputy Paul Johnson arrested him. Edwin Trapp of Cleveland was fined $1 and costs for failing to stop before driving onto Route 20 at La Grange Road, also arrested by Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.P Zimmerman
Oberlin
Preston S. Coon
Paul Johnson
Edwin Trapp
Cleveland
Johnson
la Grange Road
Mary Latin Sues for Divorce on Grounds of Neglect
Mary Latin sues Roy Latin for divorce here today on grounds of neglect and cruelty. They married in 1924 and have three children. Also Lulian Dague sues Harley W. Dague for divorce. they wed in 1932 and share two children. Alfonsina Fabrizio sues Ira D. Seer for dental damages of 10000 citing unwanted tooth extractions. The First Savings and Loan Company sues Lorin C. and Carne Miller for 2016 and seeks foreclosure of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Latin
Roy Latin
Lulian Dague
Wellngton
Harley W. Dague
Wellington
Alfonsina Fabrizio
Lorain
Ira D. Seer
First Savings and Loan Company
Lorin C
Carne Miller
Liberty and government forms contrasted by speaker
The speaker argues that the U S system upholds individual freedom under the Constitution unlike Russia’s absolute monarchy or Communist subservience to the State. Exalted Ruler Gerald Nau presided the lodge meeting with dinner and a birthday program. Attorney Frank Stetson introduced Turner, who is praised for 25 years of acquaintance. Jack Warden announced a golf tournament next Wednesday at Spring Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Gerald Nau
Frank Stetson
Turner
Jack Warden
Elks Gold Committee
Spring Valley
Buckley Keith E. Ends His Life After Nervous Breakdown
Keith E Buckley 27 of Wakeman died by suicide with a shotgun following a six month nervous breakdown. Funeral services at Pease Funeral Home and Wakeman Congregational Church with burial in Wakeman Cemetery. Survived by wife Lucille, infant daughter Marcia Ann, parents, three sisters Phyrne, Mary, Kathryn, and brothers K C and Loren. Coroner J D Bradish ruled death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease Funeral Home
Wakeman
Wakeman Congregational Church
Keith E. Buckley
J. D. Bradish
New London
University of Cincinnati
Buckley
Austin Construction Companys
Cleveland
New York
Mr. Bucsley
Lucille
Marcia Ann
Phyrne
Mary Bement
Kathryn
K. C. Buckley
Loren
Wakeman Cemetery
Grocers To Receive Relief Client List
County commissioners agreed to give independent grocers and meat dealers a list of relief clients so they can directly appeal for relief orders. Food dealers argued the plan favors chain stores and the relief client can choose their grocer under the current system.
Markets Chicago price notes and commodity quotes
Chicago markets report shows prices for poultry beef and produce with varied quality. Cattle poultry and grain quotes include notes on demand stock levels and regional suppliers with some items unchanged or slipping.
Treasury statisticians near 1938 fiscal year end
Treasury statisticians prepared to close the books for the 1938 fiscal year ending June 30. The year saw a rebound then a deep slump, with the deficit near 5 billion and receipts about 6.19 billion against expenses 7.03 billion. The national debt rose from 36.40 to 37.12 billion.
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U. S. Treasury
Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Congress
Despondent Elyria Man Ends Life
Martin Bauer aged 60 of 172 Bath street Elyria hanged himself on his rear porch. Neighbor Florence Whitney found the body this morning and notified police. Bauer had been despondent since being laid off from the New York Central Railroad. He lived with his sister Elizabeth and had three sisters and one brother. Burial planned at St Peters cemetery in North Ridgeville.
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Martin Bauer
Bath Street
Florence Whitney
Bauer
Elizabeth Bauer
Martin
Miss Bauer
New York Central Railroad
Elyria
St. Agnes
Elizabeth
Mamie Russell
Cleveland
A R. Pitts
North
Stocks Reach New Highs For Year
New York June 29 The stock market rose broadly with many issues hitting new highs for the year or longer. Interstate Department Stores Preferred led gains with 75 up 5 1 2, Du Pont up 4 5, U S Gypsum 94 up 8 14, and International Paper preferred 38 up 3 18. Chrysler rose 3 1 4 to 38 54 as major industrials strengthened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interstate Department Stores
McCrory Stores
General Railway Signal
du Pont
U.S Gypsum
Johns Manville
International Paper
Columbia Gas
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Case
Io Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Inland Steel
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Union Carbide
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Cleveland Man Fined By Justice Coon
Reuben A. Morman of Cleveland was fined $50 and costs for intoxication after arraignment before Justice Preston L. Coon. Deputies Emil Kubishke and Paul Johnson arrested him at Kingsley’s Corners yesterday afternoon for driving a car while under the influence. he was not driving when they arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben A. Morman
Cleveland
Preston L. Coon
Emil Kubishke
Paul Johnson
Kingsley’s Corners
Morman
Ohi o Grain Dealers Elect Officers in Columbus
C E O Bren of Greenville was re elected president of the Ohio Grain Mill and Feed Dealers Association in Columbus yesterday. H R Wooley of Pickerington was chosen first vice president with Wellington named second vice president and W W Cummings of Columbus as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C. E. O'Bren
Greenville
Ohio Grain, Mill and Feed Dealers’ Association
H. R. Wooley
Pickerington
L. G. Bradstock
Wellington
W. W. Cummings
Minor collision injures no one in Painesville
Automobiles driven by Grace L. Shinshey of 220 Chestnut street and by Howard Tuttle of 33 Charlotte avenue Painesville figured in a minor collision at East Broad and East Bridge street about 840 am today police reported
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Grace L. Shinshey
Chestnut Street
Howard Tuttle
Charlotte Avenue
Painesville
East Broad
East Bridge Street
Russia Sees Industrial Output Break Last Year Record
Russia reports industrial production will surpass last year’s record highs, signaling stronger manufacturing activity and potential economic momentum for the coming quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Ohio highway board cites bid collusion and graft in funds
The investigation found contracts totaling 3 827 099 awarded without lawfully advertised bids and possible collusion between contractors and highway officials. It cited price fixing on cement gas and drain tile, questioned payroll practices, and urged a central purchasing engineer while praising several engineers as competent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Roads
Ohio
Seneca County
Clyde T Morris
John C. Prior
Ohio State University
Malcolm S Douglas
George E. Barnes
Case School of Applied Science
Benjamin H Petty
Ray B Crepps
Purdue University
Gov
Davey
Beteen
Highway Department
Tuscarawas
Jefferson
Portage
Summit
Warne
Ashland
Ohio Road Improvement Cn
Columbus
G Murray Anderson
Westphalt
Mansfield Asphalt Paving Co
George White
Dave
Harry A. Sparks
Senate
Ohio Civil Service
Grain and Feed Prices From Speets Hiewater and Wor lang Mills
Grain and feed prices listed for car lots include oats No 3 white 33 35 percent, corn No 2 yellow 65 45 tied, wheat No 2 red 4 dollars per bushel, flour varieties and middlings, and hay and straw classifications such as No 3 timothy and No 2 clover hay. Prices cover mill feeds, corn, wheat, flour grades, and hay and straw by type and ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speets Hiewater Co
Worlang Milag Co
Grain and grain prices from elevator report
Grain prices listed include WHEAT No 2 red at 74 and 100 for various bids, CORN No 2 yellow around 57 to 39, RYE No 1 around 61, VATS and white varieties noted with multiple cents values, butter and eggs priced as extras, reflecting an agricultural market bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trark Prues
Sedlow
Fresh Produce Prices and Baskets Across Outdoor and Greenhouse
Market list details apples pears broccoli cabbage carrots cauliflowers celery mushrooms onions parsley peas rhubarb spinach squash lettuce kohlrabi greens tomatoes turnips with outdoor and hothouse pricing. Baskets and bunch sizes shown, including dozen and 24 count crates, reflecting wide variety and bulk options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Jonathan Toestu
Jonathan
Tm Zhen
Starks
Boston
Death Record E J Riesens Wakeman Ohio
E J Riesen 60 of Wakeman Ohio died yesterday at 350 at his son Arthur s home 647 Greenwich St Worthington Ohio He is survived by four daughters Verna Edwards Louise Gibson Dorothy Eastman Ruth Chapin and three sons Arthur Ed Werner Funeral services set for Friday 2 30 at Clarksfield Adventist Church. Burial in Clarksfield Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
E J Rieser
Arthur
Greenwich Street
Worthington
Ohio
Pease
Verna Edwards
Wiickliffe
Louise Gibson
Dorothy Eastman
Boulder
Colorado
Ruth Chapin
Cleveland
Werner
Clarksfield
George Turner Opens General Realty Business
George Turner at 521 Ohio Street announces he will engage in general real estate handling rentals and sales. He is a high school graduate with six years of real estate experience and will run the business personally to ensure every cent receives his direct attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Turner
Ohio Street
Turner
Funeral services for John Warner of Lorain
Funeral services for John Warner of Lorain will be held Thursday at nine o'clock at Nativity Church in Lorain with military rites. Burial follows at Calvary Cemetery. Mr Warner died Monday at his home 809 West Ford Street. Survived by wife Mildred and children Irene and Carl, his parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Warner, and six brothers and four sisters all of Lorain.
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John Warner
Lorain
Nativity Church
Calvary
Warner
Westford Street
Mildred
Irene
Carl
Andrew Warner
Two Aged Armies Return To Gettysburg
Gettysburg Pa June 29 two aged armies returned to the battlefield for the last time the Grand Army of the Republic and Robert E Lee veterans joined in a final reunion in Gettysburg where 75 years ago soldiers sought shoes and found blood. An estimated 2000 veterans arrived on special trains and by bus and car to mark the 73rd anniversary reunion that will end with President Roosevelt dedicating a $60 000 eternal light peace memorial on the hillside above the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Grand Army of the Republic
Robert E Lee
Blue Ridge Foothills
Lee
James Gettys
Gettysburg College Stadium
Roosevelt
Luncheon at London School of Economics Feeds Guests for 10 Cents
A luncheon at the London School of Economics offered meals at 10 cents a head. Attended by prominent British Medical Association members and others, the event met demand with no one asking for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London School of Economics
British Medical Association
Kravic Ordered to Pay for Ducks Eaten by Dog
In Cleveland Judge Lewis Drucker ruled Stephen Kravic must pay Mrs Elsie Bixius 4.90 dollars plus 35 cents per pound for two ducks his dog ate. The decision assigns liability to Kravic for the fowl damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Stephen Kravic
Lewis Drucker
Kravic
Elsie Bixius
Potato Prices Across States Include Mixed Bag Totals
The list shows potato pricing by region with Maine and Alabama offerings. It notes washed reds at 240 per 30 10 lb and California whites at 200 percent 225 per JM bags, plus Virginia and North Carolina whites around 2.50.
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Maine
Alabama
Vitamie
North Carolina
California
Virginia
Poultry Market Prices and Freshness Report
Market listing shows live poultry prices with varieties like Leghorn and Rocks quoted by weight. Also includes measures for ducks and fowl, with notes on quality and size ranges among different categories.
Market Totals Mixed Across Livestock Receipts
Receipts at MOGS-Heeripts show mixed demand with cattle steady to firm and hogs and sheep steady to higher. Prime and choice cattle hold values while medium and common grades soften. Hogs and pigs see cautious demand with several price points noted for various weights. Overall market activity remains uneven across cattle hogs and lambs with some strength in select lots.
Rock fisherman fined for fishing with rocks in Oregon
Sherman Christian a local barber and sportsman was fined five dollars plus costs in The Dalles Oregon justice court for fishing with rocks as bait. A game warden testified he threw rocks at fish in shallow water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Ore
Sherman Christian
Justice Court
Chief Bates Warns Elyria on Fourth of July Firework Safety
Fire Chief W N Bates announces annual safety precautions as Elyria imposes a fireworks ban. He urges clearing premises, supervising children, keeping matches away, and storing fireworks properly. He also proposes alternative celebrations and warns of injuries and infections from fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Elyria
W. N. Bates
Elyrians
Childern
Labor Groups Set Study Of Candidates Views
A Lorain County Non-Partisan Council committee led by Albert Balock of Ely Tia and A C Anderson of Lorain will draft a candidate questionnaire on labor issues. A 7:30 p.m. July 12 meeting at Lorain Eagles hall will endorse candidates based on local union guidance. Balock resigns as secretary treasurer. V J King succeeds him. Anderson remains president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Balock
Ely
Lorain
Lorain County
Balock
Elyria and
V J. King
Anderson
Nonpartisan Council
Treland Praises Foynes Transatlantic Flight Plan
Treland expresses great excitement over new transatlantic flights from Foynes highlighting the potential for faster ocean crossings and improved postal and passenger services, signaling a boost to regional aviation ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treland
Foynes
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Bender
Les
Harry Bros
East River Street
Grocers
By Denys Wortman
Ake
Chicago
S Dept of Agrculture
Bliss Triowrphs
Arkansas
Iso
U.S
Missouri
Vircinia
Justice Coon
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Pace One
Roger Wilson
Toledo Grain Close
Howegrowers' Market
E. J. Riesen
Elyria Coffee Shop
Court Street
Marhet
Batra Ste
Ile Breiters
Lerhorn
Leghorn
Mustora
Emall
Blue Sky Inn
E. Bridge St
Cleveland Livestock
Sederis
WIND
Seward Insurance Agency
Broad St
Elyria Riding Club
Fairgrounds
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