Blimp T C 10 Wreckage Recovery Effort Begs Second Try
Langley Field Virginia May Army Air Corps engineers prepare a second attempt to salvage the T C 10 blimp wreckage after two soldiers, Private James McDonald and Private Oscar J Bradus, died when a tow broke during a rescue effort amid fog and a squall near the York River. The blimp had weathered a forced landing on the riverbank after returning from Richmond to Winchester, carrying Governor Pollard to the Apple Blossom carnival. The gas bag was damaged by a tree, but the crew stayed safe and returned to base. a launch tow failed when cables parted in rough seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley Field
May
Army Air Corps
York River
James McDonald
Natick
Mass
Oscar J. Bradus
Shamokin
Richmond
Winchester
Governor Pollard
Atlee Pomerene to Speak at Ridgeville Memorial Day
Ridgeville Memorial Day committee met at the town hall and announced former Senator Atlee Pomerene will be the speaker. The Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps led by Cream Puff will parade from the town hall to two Ridgeville cemeteries and one in Fields Corners for decorations. A further planning meeting is set for May 20. I. F. Diedrick chairs the committee with Mrs. John Gibbons as secretary and Howard Van Arsdale as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Citizens Memorial Day Committee
Atlee Pomerene
Elyria Drum and Bugie Corps
Fields Corners
I. F. Diedrick
Citizens Committee
John Gibbons
Howard van Arsdale
Uae
Lorain Man Bound Over On Liquor Charge
John Moore of Seneca Street Lorain was bound over in the grand jury under a 3000 dollar bond after arraignment on a charge of manufacturing liquor Justice J. George presided. State agents seized two 200 gallon stills 15 gallons of liquor 119 barrels of mash and 700 pounds of sugar in the arrest following the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Seneca Street
Lorain
Grand
X. J. George
Moore
Court awards Corwin Waite verdict against Schroeder
In Lorain County yesterday Judge W B Thompson presided as jurors awarded Corwin Waite 199 87 against C F Schroeder for architect fees. The case arose from a petition for damages. Sofia Rieta filed for divorce from John Rieta of Lorain on cross neglect and extreme cruelty. Married in 1927 they have two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwin Waite
C. F. Schroeder
W. B. Thompson
Waite
Schroeder
Sofia Rieta
Lorain
John Rieta
Suit Over Promissory Note Filed In Lorain
Ren H Atkin Lorain filed suit for 235.59 allegedly due on a promissory note by Anna Garver Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren H. Atkin
Lorain
Anna Garver
Savings and Loan Company Sues for Mortgage Foreclosure
First Savings and Loan Company sues Len Haluska and others for 1843.59 on a promissory note and asks foreclosure of the mortgage. Duane Bates of Columbia Station petitions to compel George Barr and others to deliver a deed to real estate formerly owned by Lizzie Barr, deceased, claimed by inheritance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Savings and Loan Company
Len Haluska Et al
Isria
Duane Bates
Columbia Station
George Barr
Elyrian Fined for Driving While Intoxicated
George Reming of 118 Cedar Street was arraigned this morning on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Major James A. Jiewitt fined him $109 and ordered casis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian
George Reming
Cedar Street
James A. Jiewitt
Michigan's natural lake wonders face dune industry threat
Michigan's lake wonders and surrounding sand dunes are seen as endangered by industrial development, prompting concern from conservationists about long term ecological and scenic loss. Local groups urge protective measures and further study to curb destructive expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Elyrian Arrested On Non-Support Charge
Fred Wolf of Erie street was released on bond after an arraignment before Justice S J Gears this morning on a non support charge. Wolf was arrested by deputy sheriff last night pending a hearing next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian
Fred Wolf
Erie Street
S. J. Gears
Groach, 74, Retired Banker, Dies by Self Shot
O. May S PIOUA reports Charles H. Groach, 74, a retired banker, shot himself to death Thursday. Authorities note he had been distressed over his wife's death. The incident occurred in his home, prompting an immediate police response. Groach leaves a widow and a legacy of local banking service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioua
Charles H. Groach
Death Record HIRAYE H. REES Elive TM Diane
The death record states HIRAYE H. REES died of a stroke at age 74 at a hospital after four days illness. Born in Lirehteid Marca 2 1889, he lived in Etsria twelve years and was a grocer on Cleveland Street. Survived by three sons Ernest, Harry, and Frank, a daughter Edna Curtis, a sister Mrs. Marrelle Saye Wellington, and a grandchild. Wife died ten years ago. Funeral Sunday at the Methodist church in La Grange with Rev. Virgil Jump and the Masons in charge. Burial in La Grange. Friends may call at Nicho's Funeral Home until Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiraye
Frank
Zephs
Hills
la Grange
la Gravee
Nicho
Sudden Death of Luke Smith Reported in Chicago
Word arrived today of the sudden death of Luke Smith aged 49 at his Chicago home. He formerly resided in Elgrs and is survived by his mother Mrs. Louise Smith and three sisters Coletta Anas and Virgil, plus brothers Frans of La Crosse Victor of Chicago and Louis of Elyria. Burial will take place in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Smith
Chicago
Smith
Eigris
Louise Smith
Coletta
Anas
Virgil Smith
Elsha
Frans
la Cross
Wisconsin
Victor
Louis
Elyria
Infant Kanio Dies at Home in Early Morning
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Steve Kanio of 428 West Fifteenth street died at the family home at two o clock this morning. He leaves his parents three brothers and one sister. Funeral services were held at the home this afternoon with burial in St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanio
Steve Kanio
West Fifteenth Street
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Book Lover Dr. Auld of Fine Tasts and Lectures
The text portrays Dr. Auld as a man of refined taste with deep knowledge of Church history and literature. It covers praise for his book Genius in Homespun, selections by the American Institute of Graphic Arts, and his wide range of lectures on figures from Dante to Browning. It notes his son William Muir Auld Jr., a high achieving student at Oberlin College with Eagle Scout status and a plan to pursue physics research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Parks Cadman
Washington Irving
Rowlaint Club
American Institute of Graphic Art
Tennyson
Browning
Burns
George Elliott
Dante
Scott
Maurice
Earth
Auld
William Muir Aaild, Jr
Elyria High School
Red Cross
Oberlin College
Awid
Governor White to Speak at Farm Bureau Dedication
Columbus C May will be principal speaker Monday at the dedication program of the new farm bureau noon hour over radio station WATU. Fred Palmer, station director, will conduct the broadcast. Other speakers include J. B. Palmer of Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, Murray T. Lincoln, Verna Elsinger, and the station team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. C
George White
New Farm Bureau
WATU
Fred Palmer
J. B. Palmer
Ohio FarmHureau Federation
Murray T. Lincoln
Verna Elsinger
Frances Benge 20 Dies After Illness at Cedarville
Frances Benge twenty died after a brief illness today in Cedarville. She was the daughter of President W. McChesney of Cedarville and recently graduated from Cedarville College with high honors last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenta
Frances Benge
W. McChesney
Cedarville
Kting
Cedarville College
Housekeepers Walk Eight Miles Daily Within Home
A survey reports house keepers accumulate about eight miles of walking each day while staying inside the home. The finding highlights the hidden physical activity inherent in domestic labor.
Encouragement Talk Highlights Crippled Children Aid
Dr M M Clack of Gates Hospital spoke to the Elyria Kiwanis Club on encouraging rather than pity for crippled children. He showed patient photos and noted months of treatment can yield cures. The program, chaired by Dr Pitcher, covered plans for joint meetings with Rotary and Lions Clubs and a Ravenna Kiwanis event. Visitors included Dr W A Sherwood and Robert E Devis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. Clack
Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Yesterdas
Clark
Bo Anid
Pitcher
Ohud
A. H Wes
Veing Kheld
Miami
Florida
Wes
Ste Yoga
Herne
Ain Stork
Nes
Bespinete
Gaseball Club
Moyerhah Heeyyere Tanenm
Patter
Tas
Ciuce Av Daniels
Villameat
Fens
Ravenna Kiwanis
Cinh Miveony
Riwanians
Mavennia
Trial details unfold in Avery murder case at Sandusky
The state rested in the Karl E. Avery murder trial with cross examination of Dr. Paul N. Squire and testimony from Deputy Sheriff Victor J. Moore. Defense attorney James F. Flynn Sr. argued readiness to proceed but warned of possible discharge if the state fails to prove a case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Thea
Karl E. Avery
Birmingham
Deera
William Lambert
Alvin F. Weiner
Bor
James F. Flynn
Avery
Fionn
John Plarr
Charlies Grifti
Lam
FE. H. Saverd
Horh Werere
Paul N. Squire
Erie County
Lambert
Sautre
Victor J. Moora
Flynn
Woman Seeks Share of Dr Scully Estate
Mrs Rockwell widow of Dr Alfred P Be Rockwell credited with filing for a share of the Dr Scully estate in Wooster Ohio. A suit to break the will and a probate petition were planned while Mrs Rockwell is said to be in St Petersburg Florida with a 14 year old boy she claims is the physician's son. The estate is reported valued at about 61 009.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leveland
Mar
Ais
Eatne Mitchart Rockwell
Alfred P. Be
Wooster
Mre
Rockwell
Lising
St. Petersburg
Fla
Scully
Accidental Shooting Fatal to Boy in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio a 14 year old boy Wil iam Spurgeon died from a bullet wound received while a pistol was being handled by him and companions. The incident occurred Thursday night following a week of play with the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fata
Boy Columbus
Wilam Spurgeon
Oberlin Hires Teachers For Next School Year
Oberlin school board announces hiring of teachers for the coming year. Most current staff return. two first grade vacancies remain. New posts include Nessie Donata H. Lee from Amherst and Verna Su why from Columbia for Master’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
O, Mar
Board of Education
Nirgse Donata H. Lee
Amherst
Prospect School
Verna Su Why
Columbia
Pleasant Street
High Seseal
C. E. Wigton
C. Francis Atter
G. A. Bahr
Dorothy Bauer
Evelyn Bayle
Dorothy M. Bel
Wim. C. Bahrer
Rachel F. Ewing
Francis H. Reese
Mabel F. Gibson
L. F. Holden
Carol Jordan
Sophia N. Kelly
Donald
Marian M. Simpson
Nonda H. Lee
Sarah B. MacLennan
Mary W. Kepler
Ida B. Brads
Crila B. Thomas
Tiargate
EE. Martin
Sara Princes
Lara Loveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital Alumni Meeting At College Place
The Elyria Memorial Hospital Alumni Association met at Mrs. Erwin Worcrester’s home on College Place Wednesday evening with seventeen members present. From Cleveland were Mrs. Arthur Barnard Miss Frances Deis and Miss Evnes Beem. A business session reviewed the State convention held recently in Cleveland. Miss Mar Marshall reported on the convention, and Miss Marjorie Francis discussed by law revisions and plans to entertain this year’s graduates, likely late this month or in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Erwin Worcrester
College Place
Clevresland
Arthur Barnard
Frances Deis
Evnes Beem
Cleveland
Marshall
Marjorie Francis
Annual Counts Connell Hangquet at Contrezational Church
Last evening the Counts Connell of the American Lectin Auxiliary held an annual hangquet at the Contrezational church in South Amherst. Four teen members of Oberim Ann uarr and three guests attended, including Miss Ella Platt and Mrs. Schwarz of Oberlin. Dinner was served at 6:30 by the ladies of the church, followed by entertainment. Mrs Schwarz gave a patriotic reading, and units Wellington, Larah, Amherst, and ay TAS participated in the program. Two state officers were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counts Connell
South Amherst
Oberim Annuarr
Ella Platt
Avs
Fo DB. Moore
Mes. Schwest
Sae Ladn
Schwarz
Oberlin
Wellington
Larah
Amherst
Ay Tas
Banquet Honors Local Team At Odd Fellows Hall
A banquet at the T O O F hall last evening honored the basketball team of the past season with nearly one hundred attendees. After dinner, talks, music, and dancing followed. A business meeting elected De forest Rogers captain for next season, Alvah Walker advertising manager, and Carl Newsberry business manager. Proceeds benefited the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. O. F. Hall
Deforest Rogers
Alvah Walker
Carl Newsberry
Minager
Thor ton professor sails to France for summer
Professor H. H. Thornton left this week for the east to sail for France where he will be until July 4. He expects to return to Oberlin in August. Mrs. Thornton will stay with her parents in Belevus during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Thornton
East
France
Oberlin
Mrs. Thornton
Belevus
Fowls Family Returns North From Florida Visit
Charon Fowls and daughter Violet spent the winter in West Palm Beach Florida and have come back north for thesummer staying with Mr and Mrs Clyde Wheeler on East College street Miss Viola Parsons of East Carsete street who was visiting her brother in Branden ton Florida accompanied them to Oberlin to return home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charon Fowls
Violet
West Palm Beach
Clyde Wheeler
East College Street
Viola Parsons
East Carsete Street
Brandenton
Fla
Oberlin
Mrs Harris and Mrs Fisher Return Home From Study and Visit
Miss Geraldine Harris studying at St. Andrews Institute in Willoughby has returned home. Mrs L C Fisher has returned 79 North Pleasant Street after spending weeks with her husband, Dean Fisher of Wilberforce College in Nena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Harris
St. Andrews Institute
Willoughby
L. C. Fisher
North Pleasant Street
Dean Fisher
Wilberforce College
Nena
Mrs W B Fenn Returns Home From East tour
Mrs W B Fenn has returned to Elmwood Place after spending the winter and spring in Gloversville New York and other eastern locales. She had been visiting several eastern towns before coming back home.
Mrs Peabody Undergoes Goiter Operation In Cleveland
Mrs Peabody of Orchard Street underwent a goiter operation at a Cleveland hospital this week. She is reported as doing as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Orchard Street
Cleveland
Composer Sullivan Sparks Kansas City Thunder on Train
While touring America, Sir Arthur Sullivan faced mistaken identity as the famed prize fighter John J. Sullivan. At a Kansas station, the crowd swarmed upon hearing Sullivan was aboard, the mayor joking that the famed composer looked smaller than expected but could “lick all creation.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sullivan
America
John J. Sullivan
Kaneas
Herodotus Tale of a Hair Shaved Messenger Plan
Herodotus recounts Hismaeus seeking a secret way to issue revolt orders to Aristagoras. He selects a trusted slave, shaves his head, marks a message on the skin, and delays sending the messenger until hair regrows. The courier would then expose the coded skin marks at the delivery point for enemies to read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herodotus
Hismaeus
Aristagoras
The La Rochelle Bell Punished and Reborn
In 1685 the Protestant chapel at La Rochelle faced demolition and its bell was whipped as punishment for aiding heresy. The bell was buried and later dug up again to symbolize its new birth and continuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Rochelle
France
League pushes arbitration as path to universal security
Geneva reports that the League of Nations plans a broad push for compulsory and voluntary arbitration ahead of next year’s disarmament conference. It notes Ireland and France ratifying the General Act, with hopes that big powers and many others will follow, and highlights the optional Hague Court clause and numerous bilateral treaties as evidence that security through peaceful settlement is being established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League Oat Nations
Ireland
France
League
TeneEna
Rome
Traiv
Europe
Herauca
Hague Court
Search continues for demented man after assault at Jackson County barn
Jackson county authorities pursue a suspect after a 16 year old girl, Mary Catherine Parry, was tied to a barn floor near Oak Will, causing shock but no injuries. The Parry family recently moved from Dayton where she attended Stivers High School. In a separate note, Mark Train had advertised a lost intensely black cat for a reward, later claiming many black cats wanted his attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, O
Jackson County
Mary Catherine Parry
Oak Will
Parry
Dayton
Stivers High School
Mark Train
Mark
Karnak Temple in Egypt Crowned as Greatest Ancient Shrine
The ruined temple of Karnak in Egypt is hailed as the greatest temple ever built on earth. Original dimensions reported are 270 feet in width and 1,200 feet in length, about twice the size of St. Peter's in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karnak
Egypt
St. Peter's
Rome
Cleveland Markets Overview of Produce and Livestock Prices
Market notes from Cleveland show prices for fruits vegetables poultry and eggs, with hens leghorns ducks and fowl figures listed alongside calf hogs and lambs. Trade figures include notes on potatoes corn wheat oats barley and feed ingredients, plus Chicago and Toledo grain quotations and general commodity receipts and storage standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mass
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Market Report Lowers Prices for Fresh Vegetables Nationwide
Readable fragments from a market bulletin list varied produce on track cars across states. It records cabbage onions lettuce celery cucumbers celery tomatoes and more with price ranges and container types, noting states like California Texas Ohio and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figeway
Naas Seesiega
Evonsmries
United States Department of Agriculture
Baldeans
Best
Georkith
Texvae
Ham- Sa
Tyne Strategie
Sr Oasatry
Bucy
Alabama
Tewisiana
Mississippi
Torida
Arizona
California
Tejas Pia
Calfornia
Ohio
Texas
U. S
Cali
Artia
Maine
Green Mountains
Michigan
Wisconsin
Idaho
Tash
Russel Burbarks
Spaulding Rose
Marsland
Virginia
Louisiana
Alaama
Crates
Biondykes
Bret
Mexico
Blue Ribbon Winners Awarded Across Schools
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines ribbon contests awarding Blue Ribbon prizes to top schools. Markley school earns Class A pupil ribbons for the past year, Middle Ridge wins for Class B gain, South Amherst Class A takes the county cup, and Vurray Ridge Class B tops the board. All-County orchestra provides afternoon music from county players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markley School
Middle Ridge
Chronicle-Telegram
South Amherst
Vurray Ridge
All- County
Pearl diving halted by U S mussel preserve in Fox River
Elgin Illinois pearl diving in the Fox River and its tributaries is banned for five years as the stream is designated a mussel preserve. Pearls valued up to 1500 dollars have been found, with shells yielding millions of pearl buttons. Jim Egar of Batavia reportedly earned record prices for pearls used to fund his home, including a 1009 dollar sale and a later Chicago sale at 1590 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Mil
Fox River
Fox Valley
Jim Egar
Batavia
Chicago
Northwest Seattle Fish Trade Expands to California Routes
Commercial shipment of fish from Seattle to California has increased to two thousand pounds daily. In return, fresh flowers and ripe fruit are brought from California, reflecting growing cross-state commerce and mutual exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
California
Chicago Hospital Uses Artificial Respirator for Babies
A Chicago hospital adopts an artificial respirator to aid infants facing breathing difficulties. The device supports newborns with respiratory distress, aiming to reduce complications and improve survival chances. Medical staff emphasize careful monitoring and follow up care for affected families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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Pupppurt
Wolf
Depuy Sheriffe
Self
Lurf, C. Smith
Tate Reots
Birmingham Merchants’ Counsel
Oberlin School Board
Ms. Holyoke College
Finney Chapel
Woolley
Holroxe
Brown University
Brown
Yale
National Hall of Fame
League of Nations Association
Education
American Association of University Women
Phi Beta Kappa
Mary Woolley
Cleveland Produce
Eatras
Popatoes
Direen Mt
Wales
CIA Pachar
Cohen
Mint
Toledo
Farry Creamery
U.S
O'donnell’s
The
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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