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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1930
Page
3
The Life Story of the Late Myron T Herrick draws on his letters and speeches from the postwar era. It discusses the moral and financial authority of the United States after the Armistice and the need for leadership to restore confidence and order amid Europe's chaos. Expert starter battery and ignition repair work.
Excerpt discusses U S moral authority in global affairs, arguing confidence in our motives matters as much as power. It cites business and political angles, urging Americans to accept burdens and explain actions to Europeans and French, while avoiding imperial aims.
A fragment speaks of performing a scam with little profit and a vow to repeat if necessary. The speaker requests minimal pestering from friends and says enemies can be handled without help, and rejects discussion of imperial ambitions and universal conquest.
Sunday school at Reformed Church at 1 00 and 11 08 services at M E Church Rev Fred Ross presiding. Union service planned March 16 at Henrietta church with Rev Wm Shuster presiding elder. Reports cover visitors from Oberlin and Amherst, county Grange event, high school basketball win over Berea Orphanage 54 26, and a long list of social visits and dinners among local families including Angersbachs, Lattemans, Bauman and Portman households.
Sunday evening events feature Don L M Kelly Leonard Buchs Elmer Portman at Kipton directors meeting. Families visit relatives in Hipton Raghr Cleveland Lorain Amherst Elyria Wellington and Axrel with church and Masonic events noted.
University of Washington secured the northern division crown of the Pacific Coast Conference by beating Oregon 32 to 23, earning the right to face USC for the league title. Northwestern lost 41 to 35 to Michigan in Evanston, Michigan set four Western Conference marks, and spring football at Annapolis begins March 19 after initial reports of no practice. Glena Collett heads to the Florida East Coast golf championship at St. Augustine, Capital University beat Marietta 36 to 32 in the final Lutheran game, and Wittenberg defeated Dennison 41 to 22 in Buckeye Conference play. The New York boxing crowd set the Daily News Golden Gloves attendance record at 19,943, with fans urging a draw in a close bout.
Cincinnati gains veteran outfielders Harry Heilmann and Bob Meusel along with manager Dan Howley, as Howley rebuilds a seventh-place Reds into a competitive club. Newcomers include Rhonda Durocher Cuccinello Meusel Heilmann and others, with pitchers Frey Campbell Johnson and McWeener counted on for rotation.
United Press reports from multiple spring training locales. Johnny Mosil, ex White Sox star, now with the New York Giants after John McGraw bought him from Toledo for cash and a player. Koenig battles to regain Yankees shortstop job with sharp defense. Lisenbee showing promise for Red Sox. Grimes and Bartell salary talks at Pirates. Cubs near second spring session. Cardinals head to Bradenburg camp. Phillies report two absentees, Nichols and Koupal, arrive. Carlos Moore expected to stick as reliever for Wes fellton, Wright named captain of Dodgers with strong batting in practice.
A St Louis obituary recounts boxing legend Dan Daly who died recently and sued for 3137 to settle a 1530 bout with Tommy White in Omaha. Daly’s scrapbook reveals long fights including an 81 round draw in 1893 and a later 81 round clash with Billy QDonnell, plus his life after retirement in St Louis.
In Cleveland last night Elyria O N G Five routed Cleveland Company & 31 to 9. Elyria built an 18-7 first half lead and tightened the defense in the second, holding Cleveland to one field goal. Key scorers included Stelzenberg and Crooks for Elyria with balanced contributions.
New York March 1 Six ambitious young heavyweights boxed at Madison Square Garden losing to Dwina Bertazzolo but failing to threaten Jack Shar. The card featured notable names with hopes for a breakthrough in the heavyweights and prospects for future title shots.
Ted Sandwinz of Sioux City Iowa scores a ten round decision over Ricardo Bertazzolo of Italy to cement his status as an outstanding title contender. Bertazzolo weighs 209, Sandwinz 191-2. Harsh but not decisive performance leaves Sandwinz unable to upset the sturdy foe. Bayonne New Jersey referee verdicts Marty Gallagher and other bouts noted.
Multiple estate matters noting appoint ment and qualification of administrators and executors. Records include estates of Starhirds Mext Inger Deceased Rebecca J. Bernelds Adam E deceased Rebecca F Bernelds Jo Ress Joe Vastag Nickolas Jakubowski Sam Polen Stelig M Bills Edward Durkee and Charles Jackson with dates in February 1930s 1950s and statute citations to Wilcox Probate Judge Lorain County Ohio.
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