Amherst Best County Junior Hi Basketball Tournament Close Finish
South Amherst edged Belden and Avon swept girls’ titles in a closely contested county Junior Hi event at Highland school Penfield Junction yesterday. Amherst and Belden both lost by narrow margins in close games with several finishes decided in the final minutes. Avon girls defeated Belden for the girls’ crown and Amherst’s junior teams, including Kipton and Brookside, also competed in a tense set of matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland School
Penfiell Junction
South Amherst
Avon
Belden High
Amherst
Heez
Einla
den Hehland
Causa
Beldau
Cage
Belden
Highland
Brookside
Kipton
S&s Amherst Ust
Belden Boys
Hipton
Beldes
Avon Hi
Belden Hi Girls
Operlin
Jameson
Elyria Faces Lorain in Sunday Soccer Showdown
The Elyria soccer team travels to Lorain to face National Tube Co's squad, aiming for a victory after strengthening their lineup. Lorain Eagles meet Lorain Magsar at Oakwood Park, while a Cincinnati match with Fourth International was scratched due to Cincinnati not being ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
National Tube Co
Lorain Eagle
Lorain Magsar
Oakwood Park
Eagles
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Tam
Plans for Lorain Marble Contest Details
Major George Hofman of To Ease announces a city wide marble contest to engage both boys and girls. The event aims to involve directors and superintendents, with entries procured through Y Moc Al and assistance from Jack Seikenen, who will coordinate contests and select representatives for Eviva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hofman
T Oease
Bea
Y. Moc. al
Jack Seikenen
Hot
Conests
Eivria
Industrial Pin League Scores
Chingque's Barbers lost two of three to the Industrial League at the Galaa with small scores. The Moose No. 2 also lost two of three to Moulton Can dies. Ready for the Moose and Gherke, for the Candies tied for high score. The scores:
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Chingque
Barbers
Galaa
Moose No. 2
Moulton Candies
Moose
Gherke
Lakewood Army Defeats Elyria High 41 to 10
Lakewood's basketball team routed Elyria High 41 to 10, displaying a fast offense and strong passing. Whiter Bliss led scoring with six baskets, while Dryer added ten points and Cleveland all scholastic center Schwartz impressed with his passing game. Elyria’s Schrock led visitors with four points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceayson
A. Rawson
Lakewood
Columbury
Elyria
Emvinas
Bliss
Alkali Ik
Dryer
Hines
Cleveland
I T S Semi Pross Organize Sunday
Untidy OCR note describes I T S semi pros planning Sunday meeting after 2 oclock, with campaign and business topics on the agenda. Mentions basebal fever and efforts to select teams, supporters, and season organization for the coming period.
Lorain Noses Out Heights Team 28-27
Lorain High built a late rally to defeat Cleveland Heights High 28 to 27 on Friday. The game stayed close as Heights led 18 to 15 at halftime before Lorain surged ahead in the third period led by Horn. Morton starred for Heights and Armstrong connected with McCleary on a key play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Maine
Cleveland Heights High
Haghis Ted
Morton
Dempsey Goes Into Movies
Jack Dempsey departs for Hollywood to join a motion picture production. The boxer will tie up with a film company, leaving New York for the studio schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Dempsey
Hold 2 on Suspicion in Lorain Pool Room Case
Lorain police hold two men, Belen Medina and Jose Aguilar, on suspicion after they were found in a local pool room attempting to dispose of suspected stolen ink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Belen i Medina
Jose Agilarez
Wan
Various sports events listed across the country
A garbled recap lists several sports meetings and tournaments from New Orleans Havana Chicago Dallas Ames Boulder Lincoln Pinehurst New York and Lorain. It mentions racing six day races, bowling championships, a regatta, an Olympic trials vibe and a Lorain Lions victory over Kahn Clothiers 32 to 25 in a fast game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Parish
New Orleans
Cuba - American Club
Havana
Tijuana
Phun
Maingasnips
Ames
Southern A . 1
Dallas
Lexington Ps. Ftate
Boulder
Ate High School
Lincoln
Ana Dat Sita
Pineh
New Yorieti
Lorain Lions
Addec Migat
Ren
Kahn Clothie
Norwalk
Lions
Pole Wins Title in Ashland High School Tourney
Pole wins the inter county basketball title at Ashland defeating Lucas High in the finals as twenty one teams from six counties began the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
March
Iugh
Lucas High
Pat Moran Dies in Orlando and Reds Mourn Loss
The death of Pat Moran manager of the Cincinnati Reds in Orlando Fla is reported. His body shipped to Fitchburg Mass for burial with wife and two children arriving to be with him. Moran known as the Miracle Man built pennants for Philadelphia in 1915 and Cincinnati in 1919 and mentored stars like Ed Roush and Elmer Eller shaping a pitching staff and infielders for future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fla
Pat Moran
Cincinnati Reds
Fitchburg
Mass
Moran
Patrick Joseph
Patt Moran
Cincinnati
Pat’ Moran
Fitebourgs
Sears
Cubs
Phidelphia
Philles
New Yo
Reds
T Cubs
Brown
Ed. Reupach
Orval Overall
King Cole
Jack Pfiester
Alexander
Corridon Mers
Philh Dutch Reuther Eller
Jimmy Ring Enpa
Pete Donohue
Adolfo
New York
March
Ngs
Jack
Patrick Joseph Moran
Jack Wendr Tan
Rec
Gr.nz
Philadelphia
Phillies
Etey
Dave Bencroft
Hod Eller
Slim Sa- Jimmy Ring
Dutch Her
Pat Duncan
Jake Daubert
Morris
Larry Kopf
Ed Roush
Feith
Fonseca
Bohne
Pinell
Farever
Teal
Harper
Hargreave
Adolfo Tuque
Jack Hendricks
Student Volunteer Union hears Dean Graham at Oberlin
In Oberlin the Northern Ohio Student Volunteer Union opened with Dean Thomas W. Graham of the Oberlin School of Theology urging delegates from about fifteen colleges to think of Jesus Christ. Milton T. Stauffer spoke on the East West clash, noting Western industry in the Orient and youth movements, and stressing the need for a Christian civilization beyond money. The gathering included a rally at Baldwin and Talcott Cottages and a well attended Eagle’s Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Jesus Christ
Thos. W. Graham
Oberlin School of Theology
Northern Ohio Student Volunteer Union
Ohio
James Brand
First Church
YM. C. A
Harold N. Skidmore
Limi
King Eternal
Christ
Dr. Graham
Jesus
Milton T. Stauffer
Student Volunteer Movement
East
Stauffer
China
Mr. Stauffer
Mount Union Faces Western Reserve in Big Ohio Meet
Mount Union seeks the Ohio conference basketball title by defeating Western Reserve in Cleveland. A victory would erase a poor football season and crown Methodist stars Captain Whittian and Mackey as key factors in clinching the championship. a Reserve upset could hand Berea eight wins and one loss, altering the honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mount Union
Western Reserve
Methodists
Alliance College
Baldwin Wallace
Berea
Whittian
Mackey
Methodist Guards
Retrenchment Planned in Lorain Safety Department
Lorain officials consider further retrenchment amid funds shortage in the safety department. Decision pending on whether to cut operating expenses salaries or personnel, with no final plan announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Merch
Safety Department
Mare liquor raid nets arrest in Lorain case
Andy Shelbun was arrested at his Toledo avenue home by the booze squad on a charge of illegal liquor possession. He pleaded not guilty and is set for trial March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Andy Shelbun
Toledo Avenue
Local man charged with fraud over tailor made suits
Lorain March Herman Rothman of Cleveland is charged with fraud for advertising tailor made suits that were ready-made. He pleads not guilty and a trial is set for March 14. M. J. and W. J. Peet transfer $4,000 to Clarence Ward for lot 9 in Terrace Bond Brownhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Herman Rothman
Cleveland
M. J
W. J. Peet
Clarence Ward
Terrace Bond
Brownhelm
County Commissioners Add 2000 Dollars to Main Street Fund
In Oberlin on March 8 the county commissioners offered two thousand dollars to Oberlin to supplement the state gift of eight thousand for improving South Main street. The Oberlin Village Council accepted the contribution at its regular meeting Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
South Main Street
Denison to Face Oberlin in Gym Tonight
About one hundred Oberlin men sought a strong Blizzard bonfire at ten last night to boost spirit for the game with Denison in Warner Gymnasium tonight. The band led the march, underscoring campus excitement for the showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Denison
Warner Gymnasium
Coolidge and Burke Club Forming in Oberlin
In Oberlin the Coolidge-Burke Club organized by Robert Pulley now lists 111 members with expectations of hundreds more. A mass meeting is planned at the Rust M. E. or Zion church with several visiting speakers scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Coolidge-Burke Club
Robert Pulley
E. Vine Street
Rust M. E
Mr. Zion Church
Union Lenten sermons begin at First Methodist in Oberlin
Oberlin reports the Union Lenten services start Sunday March 9 at First Methodist with evenings titled The Motive of Jesus and other themes through April 6. Five preachers will lead, with special music each night. Theo Earle to sing March 11 in Finney Chapel with accompanist Everette Touchings. Mr and Mrs W L Persons spent a day in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
First Methodist
Jesus
God
C. B. Ketcham
H. A. Youtz
N. van der Pyl
F. H. Foster
J. L. Lobingier
Theo. Earle
Finney Chapel
Karle
Everette
W. L. Persons
Cleveland
Brownhelm Social Notes Report Visits and Illness
Brownhelm March 8. Mr. and Mrs. Leidheiser with daughters Evelyn and Edna visited Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Bauer and daughter Sunday. Miss Thressa Shrader of Amherst visited friends here Saturday. Write Messerole purchased a Ford touring car. Raymond Bechtel on the sick list. Mrs. A. B. Curtice of Wellington substitutes in the high school during Miss Mills and Miss Fowell illness. Mrs. John Reinhardt of Amherst spent Thursday with Mrs. B. K. Lindsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Write Messerole
Raymond Bechtel
A. B. Curtice
Wellington
E. L. Barrick
H. S. Cushion
A. R. Branson
R. E. Rice
Wellington Firemen Seek Siren Alarm and Gear Upgrade
Wellington reports the fire department asks for a siren alarm system replacing an inadequate bell, four helmets for nozzlemen, four smoke masks, and an ordinance to restrict nondepartment personnel on the fire truck with penalties. They also request a salary increase from 24 to 40 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Local Notes from East Russia East Russia District
Births noted include Marek S.A baby boy born Feb 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith and a son born March 2 to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Fill at St Joseph's hospital. Local events mention Kipton residents at Pomona Grange in La Grange and gatherings at South Lorain and Mrs Walter Walker's home. Postman delayed by bad roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Russia
Marek S
Henry Smith
Jack Webber
Kipton
J. Enerick
C. Gentes
Anderson
Lorain
R. c. Fill
St. Joseph’s Hospital
J. Emerick
Mra.el Berg
Walter Walker
Social Roundup From Amherst South Amherst
Amherst residents hosted a lively Sunday gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leonard with neighbors and townsfolk. A basketball game note says Yosh Billiards lost to the High school 15 to 11. Kenneth Corbett celebrated his twelfth birthday at Buckeye Street with friends and family, a pink and white party with a signet ring as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Richard Leonard
Martin Duck
John Pippert
Henry Rice
Amherst
Lewis Merchant
Robert Allsop
Ben Nickel
Howard Dulmage
Isaac Slack Jr
Henry Kolb
Cleveland
Yosh Billiards
Paul Mori
Harry Gillman
Jacob Muth
Sarah Slask
Elyria
Claude Wagener
Dime Society
Lodi Gibson
Bertha
Otto Ruth
Len Moer
Stone Church
Kenneth Corbett
Buckeye St
Russel Alsop
Ralph Husted
Arthur Kilmer
Walter Pankst
Russel Mo
Real Estate Transfers In Wellington And Elyria
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Wellington and Elyria including lots on Hala Street Mammoth additions The Meadows and North Main Street transfers involve buyers Sam Broder Robert Ham mond Bert Knapp Eva G Werner Charles Beutel W G Bliss G A Conn Edith Haskell Cornelia Haskell John Pires Allen J McConnell Carrie Moore Stanley Bogden and M D Buol plus others with prices ranging from ten to four thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Broder
Robert Hammond
Hala Street
Wellington
Wellington Realty Co
Bert Knapp
Morningside
Sagan
R. G. Hotland
Hamlin’s Ad
Eva G. Werner
Charles
Beutel
Atlas Finance Co
Euclid Park
Lorain
W. G. Bliss
G. A. Conn
Hogan's Ad
Toy
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
A. Trimmel
the Meadows
John Pires
Allen J. Atcconnell
Hoge’s Ad
Carrie Moore
Stanley Bogden
Streator
Edith Haskell
Cornelia Haskell
North Main Street
Qherlin
V. C. Marsh
M.D. Buol
Eastern Heights Land Co
Elyria
Olga M. Tindall
Fred Stallar Jr
Braman
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James Walker
Alten
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Ineves
Bata Lee Janey
Pevst Ee
Forbush
Brunson
Lit Ag
Wees
Bo. S
Chinque Barbers
G. Smith
Ieee Scrivens Eens
Stewart
le. Wragg
Smith
Gala Barbers
L. Fitzpatrick Les iii
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Ball
Ee Ee Jay
Barker
Od Becker
Pomeroy
Terry Teen
Drenking
Reynolds
Reedr Vene
Moulton
Walbon
Fisher
Jos Smith
Tissington
Lakewood Swamps
Elyria High
Columbus
East High
Elsima
Schwartz c
Bruckaolder
Seeeeeed Hines
Ettin Tees
R.ch
Gav
Elyna
Henzerling
Buswell
T. Otos
Cstted Scion Tis
Wil
John Armstrong
Carl McCleary
Barton Road
Ridgeville
Dempsey
South
W. H. Chapin
Student Volunteer Union
Graham
Baldwin and Talcott Cottages
American Legion
Legion Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Jones
Steels
Mareth
Baraca
Columbia Steels
MARE
Coolidge and Burke
R. W. Bechtel
Telephone Black
Welllington
Limerick Town
P.T
Russia
E. F. Berg
UPH
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