Losers in Shooting Contest Face Ice Cream Bill
Service Director J N Eldt and Police Officer L D Brown lead Capt WT Zarnke’s team in a monthly shooting contest where the lowest scoring team must treat the others. Eldt and Brown’s team trails Corbett Southam’s and Lieut Patrick Crean’s squads, with Crean’s at 583 and the leaders at 897. A 87 point swing could push Crean’s team into debt, and the April 7 party will settle who pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Eldt
LD. Brown
Eldt
Brown
WT. W. Zarnke
Eidt
Corbett Southam
Lieut
Patrick Crean
Efidt
Brownan
Crehan
Bidt
How to Get Relief From Catarrh
An old home remedy advises wetting 10 oz Parmint Double Strength with water and sugar, then taking a tablespoonful four times daily. It claims to ease catarrh and deafness, open clogged nostrils, ease breathing, and stop mucus dropping into the throat, noting pleasant taste and low cost.
Elyria Boy and North Olmsted Girl Win Bird Coloring Contest
Henry Ford Brown aged 10 of Riverside Court wins boys’ category and Consuelo Meyer aged 12 from Mastick Road North Olmsted wins girls’ category in the Chronicle Telegram bird coloring contest. Honorable mentions include John Souris, Mary Ellen Wacker, Bertha Pandy, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford Brown
Riverside Court
Chronicle Telegram
McKinley School
Consuelo Meyer
Mastick Road
North Olmsted
Consuelo
Gilles Sweet School
John Souris
Huron Street
Mary Ellen Wacker
la Grange
Bertha Pandy
Oberlin R. D. No
Baseball Leaders Gather Today For Barnard Funeral
Baseball leaders gather in Cleveland to honor Ernest E. Barnard former American League president and ex Cleveland Indians president and secretary who died of heart disease at 67. Barnard arrived from Rochester Minnesota with his wife and associates. Funeral services are set for Tuesday afternoon at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ernest
Barnard
American League
Cleveland Indians
Rochester
Minn
Masonic Temple
Notable baseball officials to attend funeral pallbearers
The article notes that members of the American League will serve as pallbearers along with E. M. Landis Commissioner of Baseball, William Evans general manager of the Cleveland Indians, Walter H. McNichols business manager of the Indians, and John A. Heydler president of the National League. Judge Landis and Harry Grabiner secretary of the Chicago White Sox were to be among the first to arrive to pay their respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League
E. M. Landis
William Evans
Cleveland Indiana
Walter H. McNichols
Cleveland Indians
John A. Heydler
National League
Judge Landis
Harry Grabiner
Chicago White Sox
Funeral absence noted for White Sem president
In a fragmented notice Charlee a president of the White Sem represented by Instreapeda Orabiner was unable to attend tomorrow's funeral while Comiskey and other league presidents were expected to be present. The text mentions Renaissance Italy and educated women as a national figure, with court leadership by men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Roosevelt Favorite With Democrats in 1928 Poll
A New York poll of about 2 000 delegates and alternates to the 1928 Democratic convention shows Franklin D Roosevelt leading with 478 votes to 125 for Alfred E Smith. It includes only 942 replies and 644 expressing preference, with Roosevelt ahead in most states except Massachusetts and a few others. Straus predicts strong nationwide sentiment favoring Roosevelt for the nomination and notes regional variations and nonresponse from several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franklin D Roosevelt
Beleoany
Jesse Isidor Straus
R H Macy and Company
Roosevelt
Alfred E Smith
New York State
Straus
Massachusetts
Smith
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Connecticut
Owen Young
Owen D. Young
George
Oregon
Wisconsin
Wryoming
Virginia
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elyria
Middle Ave
Rosales Baron
Erie Street
Rudy Farkas
West River Street
Geraldeen Kellogg
I Atcheld
Alan Schroeder
Sycamore
Gertrude Squires
Oberlin
Wilma Huber
Cleveland Street
Rose Downs
School Street
Chronicle- Telegram
Japan
Ruben Ruben
Roth Tailor Shop
The
Baku
Style Center
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!