Auto Crash Injures Avon Residents Near French Creek Road
Three Avon residents were injured when their car collided with a Nickel Plate Railroad switch engine at the French Creek Road crossing in South Lorain. They were treated by Dr. Taylor Smith in Avon. the driver Cleve Aic Donald suffered a sprained hand while Thomas McDonald hurt his shoulder and Mrs Peter Russo endured multiple injuries including a fractured knee cap.
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Avon
French Creek Road
South Lorain
Taylor Smith
Stoney Ridge Road
Peter Russo
Cleve Aic Donald
Thomas McDonald
Milan
Roosevelt policies rile silver price dispute at budget showdown
Congress confronts a bitter monetary conference fight over silver pricing and Roosevelt’s dollar devaluation powers. Senate amendments failed as the Treasury seeks a 70 cent domestic silver price, risking a filibuster and potential halt of relief funds as WPA payrolls face a four day pause.
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Roosevelt
McCarran
Bovie
Treasury
Henryx Morgenthau, Jr
Confesses
Senate
Monetary
House
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
Carter Glass
WPA
F. C. Harrington
Money Seized From Wagering Ring Entitled to County Treasury
Testimony showed the cash found after a raid was not Jacobs money but wager proceeds. Max Jacobs and Stanley Sharkey claimed the funds belonged to Jacobs, though Sharkey admitted the money came from bets placed over a week. The Colonial Hotel business was reported as losing money since April 1. Two telephones and headsets were ordered returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Jacobs
Stanley Sharkey
Jacobs
Butler
Colonial Hotel
Case Ends In No Gain For Either Side
The gas line suit between H. B. Walker & Co of Marion and Walter Kline of Wellington ended with a verdict for Kline but no damages awarded. The case raises who will pay about $30 court costs after a prior Wellington ruling of $48 damages against Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Walker & Co
Marion
Walter Kline
Wellington
Walker
Kline
Guy B. Findley
Perkins
Clerk of Courts
H. E. Agate
Elyria School Board to Study Building Program
The Elyria City Board of Education will discuss a potential future school building program at the July meeting, with 7 P M start. Superintendent R C Masson has drafted a report on probable needs, while the final form hinges on board policy decisions for any expansion. Local PTA groups have shown active interest in the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria City
Woman Severely Injured By Fall On Stairs
Mrs. Jean Mathewson, 70, of 281 Marseilles Avenue, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital today for fractured ribs and a fractured hip from a fall on interior stairs at 310 East River Street yesterday evening. Her condition was listed as fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Mathewson
Marseilles Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jake Glass
East River Street
Vacation Bible School Commencement This Sunday
The Daily Vacation Bible school will be Sunday July 2 at Bethany Baptist church at 9 a m. Classes render the program. Yearly enrollment reached 115. Graduates include Mary Yarbrough Brady Minor Elizabeth Thomas Olivia Warner Goldie Howard Mary Caywood Virginia Carter Malinda Carter Annie Lewis Lucille Jackson Mary Honewell. Diplomas presented by Rev C H Young of Jones Chapel church. Public is cordial invited.
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Bethany Baptist Church
Mary Yarbrough Brady Minor
Elizabeth Thomas Olivia Warner
Goldie Howard
Mary Caywood
Virginia Carter
Malinda Carter
Annie Lewis Lucille Jackson
Mary Honewell
C. H. Young
Jones Chapel Church
Local Driver Fined After Midnight Arrests in Lodi Area
Charles Pruski of 137 Bath street was fined $2 and costs by Justice Joseph Q. Petro after a morning arraignment on a driving charge. He was arrested last midnight for failing to stop at Lodi and West avenue and at West River and Furnace streets and for speeding.
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Charles Pruski
Bath Street
Bf Vr
Joseph Q. Petro
Lodi
West Avenue
West River
Furnace Streets
Lorain Court Deliberates On Seized Property In Gambling Case
Lorain County court notes lack of uniform rules for handling money and noncash items seized as evidence in gambling violations. Judge suggests establishing a clear Ohiowide disposition rule to guide return or confiscation of items such as blackboards, betting forms, an electric grill, adding machines and furniture.
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Lorain Telephone Co
Ohio
Court notes and civil suits from Cleveland area
A car stolen in Cleveland yesterday was recovered by deputies behind a Ridgeville school. Frank Gentle sues H. J. and Sue Carey for fifteen dollars over alleged failure to complete a Paramount Club partnership. wife and other suits include divorce pleas by Alberta Baumhardt and Trene Johnston, auto damages claim by Curtis Travers, and a flood of naturalization filings ahead of December 3 hearings.
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Cleveland
Ridgeville
Sheriffs Department
Frank Gentle
H. J
Carey
Paramount Club
Lake Avenue
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Hart Only Bidder On Resurfacing Program
Henry Hart Elyria paving contractor submitted the only bid for the city's twelve thousand dollar street resurfacing program set to start July 12. The bid proposes thirteen cents a gallon for asphalt and two dollars ninety cents a ton for slag. Streets listed include West avenue, Oberlin road, and East avenue with remaining material to be used on other repairs if available. The Board of Control led by Service Director I D Faxon and Mayor Joseph Q Petro is expected to award the contract today.
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Henry Hart
Elyria
Hart
I. D. Faxon
West Avenue
Second Street
Oberlin Road
Riddle Avenue
East Avenue
Broad
Fifth Street
Faxon
Board of Control
Joseph Q. Petro
Japs Set Fire To Mission School In Foochow
June 30 dispatches report Japanese planes bombed the American Mission Union High School at Foochow and set it ablaze. The British gunboat Grasshopper landed 38 sailors to guard property as the center faces heavy aerial bombardment. American consulate officials in Shanghai planned a protest.
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Tientsin
Mission Union High School
Foochow
Grasshopper
Shanghai
House Judiciary Committee Backs Hatch Political Campaign Ban
The House Judiciary committee reported favorably a bill by Sen. Carlo A. Hatch to forbid federal administrative employees from participating in national political campaigns. The measure, already approved by the Senate, bars compensation or employment in exchange for political activity or campaign fund consolidation from relief recipients.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Carlo A. Hatch
N. M
Senate
British Bluejackets Land At Swatow
The Exchange Telegraph reports British bluejackets landed at Swatow to guard British property. Sailors also landed at Foochow per Tientsin reports. Also noted is a marked decrease in Turkey's infantile death rate.
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Swatow
London
Exchange Telegraph
Foochow
Tientsin
Turkey
Tension Over Danzig Surges Amid Free Corps Claims
Warsaw reports Poland asserts Danzig organized a Free Corps despite Nazi denials. A government communique says the unit exists beyond doubt and can be observed, amid talk of Danzig independence and possible alignment with Nazi Germany. Government warns Poland ready to act if a Putsch occurs.
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Warsaw
Poland
Danzig
Free Corps
Germany
Keay
East Prussia
Grain and Feed Prices and Bids for Wheat and Hay
Market quotations list grain hay and straw prices for Kievatu and Mon tina Milling. Prices shown include oats corn wheat flour and mill feed as well as hay and straw grades. Notable items include No 1 red wheat at 73 28 cents and various alfalfa, timothy, and mixed hay prices with seasonal adjustments.
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Kievatu Cu
Montina
Tim
Toledo
Chicago market offerings remain steady across items
The report lists poultry and related goods with unsettled prices and unchanged overall levels. It notes live poultry cars and trucks with varied weights, Leghorn and White Rock lines, and under 2 pound brewers with no major price shifts.
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Chicago
Lezinrn Brewers
White Rock Springs
White Rock
S. Dept. of Agriculture
Toledo Grain Prices and Produce Listings
Market prices and descriptions for grains and produce in Toledo. Wheat and corn prices shown alongside fruit and vegetable baskets. several items note outdoor or cold storage conditions and per basket or per peck pricing.
Gospel Meetings Enter 43rd Week At Elyria Tabernacle
Evangelistic services at Elyria Gospel Tabernacle on Lake Avenue enter the 43rd week with a 9:30 A.M. Sunday School, 10:45 A.M. Fellowship and Communion, and 7:30 P.M. sermon by Evangelist Irvin E. Ade on The Day of the Lord. No weeknight services next week due to Central District Council Camp Meeting in Medina from June 30 to July 5. public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Gospel Tabernacle
Lake Avenue
Irvin E. Ade
Central District Council of the Assembles of God
State of
Ohio
Medina
Collision damages car of Oberlin resident J H Strong
Police report a left rear fender was damaged yesterday afternoon in a collision between J H Strong of 252 West College street Oberlin and Charles Hupp at 234 Princeton avenue in front of Hupps residence.
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J. H. Strong
West College Street
Oberlin
Charles Hupp
Princeton Avenue
Poet Coffin Buys Prince's Point School House For $1
Brunswick Maine poet and educator Robert P Tristram Coffin purchased the little brick school house on Prince's Point road for one dollar a boyhood landmark he attended.
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Brunswick
Robert P. Tristram Coffin
Prince’s Point Road
Local Produce Prices and Quantities Listed
The list shows spinach 49 tablespoons outdoor tea type, strawberries two top crates of 24 quarts, hot house produce at five dollars per pound, turnips 72 bushels outdoor growth, watermelons priced per peck. All items noted with unit measures and apparent market values.
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Joe
Grain and Livestock Prices in Regional Market Summary
Receipts and prices rise for cattle calves and sheep in a mixed regional market. Beef cattle steady to higher with medium to good butcher stock around 7.25 to 7.90 per unit. calves show active demand with choice to prime around 58 to 68. sheep and lambs steady to higher with wethers near 4.40 and 50 to 54 for various grades. Poultry and eggs show steady to higher live weights. poultry demand steady with heavy birds around 12 to 14 pounds. eggs and other items steady to lightly higher. Potatoes vary by variety and region with Michigan russets at 1.45 to 1.70 per unit and other regional prices listed.
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Siaw
Lee Tee
Syed Spgna
Cattie
S.iy
Sivaus
Prizne
Butte
Pennsylvania
Maine
Boys vie for special YMCA award at summer carnival
YMCA boys division announces a special honor to be given at the August summer carnival based on swimming progress attendance in activities archery and general attitude. Geyer notes next week includes three educational trips to Elyria Telephone Colson and American Lace plants amid a Saturday archery hunt trip.
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Herman Geyer
Elyria Telephone Company
Colson Corporation
American Lace Manufacturing Company
Geyer
Boss
Leonard K. Osberg
Oberlin College Observatory
Legion Fathers And Sons Fishing Trip Planned
The Sons of the American Legion invite fathers to a father and son fishing trip on the Vermilion river starting today through Sunday. A weiner roast is planned tomorrow night and participants are urged to bring overnight camping gear. Cards with camp location are being sent to local Legionnaires.
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Sons of the American: Legion
Vermilion River
20 Boys Leave For Y M C A Camp
Twenty singing boys left Elyria this morning by bus for Camp Iss Sce Kes on the Vermilion River to spend ten days there. They join ten others who have been there and will remain for another period, totaling 30 for the second period. First period enrollment reached 38, while 28 of the first group returned home today.
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Elyria
Iss-Sce-Kes
Vermilion River
Oberlin Students Win Full Scholarship to Hotchkiss School
Two Oberlin High School sophomores Arthur Frazer and Warner Berthoff won full expense Trustee Scholarships to Hotchkiss School in Lakeville Connecticut after competitive exams. Both are honor roll debate team members. Financial and family details accompany their awards and future plans.
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Oberlin, QO
Oberlin High School
Hotchkiss School
Lakeville
Conn
Arthur Frazer
John Frazer
Forest Street
Warner Berthoff
Air
Nathaniel Berthoff
Woodland Avenue
Hotchkiss
First Methodist to Screen Golgotha Talking Picture
Epworth League of the First Methodist Church sponsors a talking picture to be shown Saturday evening July 1 at eight oclock. Golgotha is the film about the life and crucifixion of Christ presented as Oberammergau's Passion Play. Special equipment will be installed at the church for the showing.
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Epworth League of
Golgotha
First Methodist
Oberlin Democratic Women's Club selects new officers
At a Friday meeting at Mrs. Charlotte Scott home, Oberlin Democratic Women's Club elected new officers for the coming year. President is Mrs. Paul Rogers, first vice president Mrs. M. M. Lemmon, second vice president Mrs. Rodman Douglas, secretary Mrs. Karl Hall, treasurer Mrs. Bryson Wilbur. Mrs. C. H. Hamilton spoke on The Present Status of Neutrality Legislation.
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Oberlin Democratic Women’s Club
Charlotte Scott
Paul Rogers
M. M. Lemmon
Rodman Douglas
Karl Hall
Bryson Wilbur
C. H. Hamilton
Marriage of Miss Marian Sprague in Wauwatosa
The marriage of Miss Marian Ruth Sprague daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Sprague of Wauwatosa was announced in the local society notes with details of her families and forthcoming nuptials.
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Marian Ruth Sprague
W. H. Sprague
Wauwatosa
Local residents plan travels and returns this summer
Mrs Martha G Hart departs this week for a vacation at Aosa Craig Island in the St Lawrence River and Bradford New Hampshire Miss Beatrice Behr returns home from graduate study at the University of Chicago Mr and Mrs Eugene Zavodsky of North Pleasant street visit her Chicago parents Ellen B Hatch and Miss Helen Vradenberg leave for Cape Breton Island Nova Scotia Hatch stays through summer while Vradenberg returns late July to resume as secretary to the dean of women at Oberlin College
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Martha G. Hart
Aosa Craig Island
St. Lawrence River
Bradford
New Hampshire
Beatrice Behr
Chicago
University of Chicago
Eugene Zavodsky
North Pleasant Street
Ellen B. Hatch
Helen Vradenberg
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia
Hatch
Officers Elected By S W O C Lorain Lodge 1104
Lorain Lodge 1104 of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee announced the election of 20 officers trustees and grievance committeemen. Three officers were reelected including Orlo Higgins president Thomas Prycraft recording secretary and Charles Skolnik financial secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Lodge
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Orlo M. Higgins
Thomas Prycraft
Charles Skolnik
Michael F. Melia
George Baker
Floyd Billingsley
Joe Maurin
Bosco Desich
George Trakoff
John Prebinek
Joe
Otto Rea
Clipper Completes First U S to Europe Flight
Pan American Airways Dixie Clipper finished the first commercial U S to Europe air voyage. The 41 ton flying boat left Port Washington New York at 2 12 P M EST Wednesday and reached Marseille France at 8 19 A M EST today with 22 fare paying passengers. It will stay in Marseille tomorrow then return 4650 miles via Horta Azores and Lisbon to Port Washington arriving Tuesday.
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New York
Pan- American Airways
United States
Europe
Port Washington
N. Y
Marseilles
France
Airways
Horta
Azores
Lisbon
Portugal
Percheron Association ends national Beauty Contest in Chicago
The Percheron Horse Association of America based in Chicago concluded a nationwide draft horse Beauty Contest finishing with winners announced. The event drew entries from across the United States and highlighted breed standards and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Percheron Horse Association of America
Chicago
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