Eaton Girls Are Baseball Champs in County Final
Eaton high school girls capture the Lorain county baseball title with a 23 to 4 victory over Brownhelm. Three homers by the winners and a 14-run fifth inning sealed the win as Hatonians led from the first inning and maintained dominance throughout. Players named include Martha Tite, Mary Ligas, Jean Cook, Fern Ladrach, Mona Cowley, Beatrice Johnson, Georgia Hills, Mildred Schuster and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton High School
Lorain County
Brownhelm
Eaton
Hatonians
Eaton Girls
Brownhelm Girls
Eatonians
Martha Tite
Mary Ligas
Jean Cook
Fern Ladrach
Eaton Team
Mona Cowley
Beatrice Johnson
Georgia
Brownhelm Defeats Eaton in Pitcherless Low-Scoring Tilt
Brownshelms lineup includes Margaret Beetler as captain with Fern Badrack Dorothy Beetler Helen Arndt Dorothy Betts Mildred Ruth Esther Krisple Margaret Saunders Lucy Whittlesey and Hazel Brill plus substitutes Ethel Muffler and Anna Balaugh. Eaton scorers show five runs in the first two frames and Brownhelm plate four in the final two, final score 4 to 23 in a short game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Muffler
Anna Balaugh
Brownhelm
Margaret Beetler
Fern Badrack
Dorothy Beetler
Helen Arndt
Dorothy Betts
Mildred Ruth
Esther Krisple
Margaret Saunders
Lucy Whittlesey
Hazel Brill
Eaton
Field Meeting Campfire for Girl Scouts at Elyria
Girls Week in Elyria ends with a morning field meeting and evening campfire at the county fair grounds. Ten teams will compete in 10:15 a.m. field events while a 7:15 p.m. campfire features a council fire and seven campfires led by Lilian Maston, Francelia McWul Hames, Virginia Betteridge, and Maybelle Burner.
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Elyria
County Fair Grounds
Fairgrounds
Lilian Maston
Francelia McWul- Hames
Virginia Betteridge
Maybelle Burner
Charlotte Kershaw
Mildrad Kinder
Merchants Plan Program To Boost Independent Stores
Independent merchants met Thursday evening to discuss a program for cooperation among dealers producers and the public A committee is drafting a definite plan and hopes to gain active support from all independent merchants
Rose Gardens and Their Care Talk in Lorain County
Frederick Bruce of Sheaker Heights Ohio secretary of the Northern Ohio chapter of the American Rose Society will speak on Rose Gardens and Their Care Tuesday May 13 at 12 40 in the Director s Room of the Lorain County Bank Building. The address is open to all interested attendees.
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Frederick
Bruce
Sheaker Heights
Ohio
Northern Ohio
American Rose Society
Lorain County Bank
Death Record for Edward Murphy in Lorain
Services for Edward Murphy of Lorain will be held at St Marys Church Elyria on May tenth at nine o clock. The deceased died at St Josephs Hospital Lorain. He had been a watchman on the New York Central at Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Murphy
Lorain
St. Mary's Church
Elyria
St. Joseph S Hospital
New York Central
Berry Pleads Guilty to Intoxication in Police Court
J J Berry pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor James A Hewitt in police court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Berry
James A. Hewitt
South Amherst Leads County Health Drive Parade Progress
The South Amherst school showed the largest health work increase this year in the county as marching banners signaled progress and warned other schools for next year. The event featured Fields Corners and Grafton Village floats, a girls baseball championship game won by Tinton 23 to 4, and an afternoon program with Dr. Charles A. Neal, cups presentations, a May Queen crowning, and drills by several area schools.
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South Amherst
Fields Corners
Queen
Grafton Village
Tinton Girls
Charles A. Neal
Chronicle - Telegram
Brownhelm
Pittsfield
A. C. Hudnutt
Chronicle- Telegram
LaGrange School
Henrietta
Columbia
St. Mary's
Ridgeville
Old War Chest Fund In Lorain Sought For Veterans Memorial
A Lorain county war chest fund totaling about 25 000 dollars, grown from 16 000 since 1920, may be turned over to the county for a memorial building at the tubercular hospital site. Atty. George D. Glitsch presented the idea, noting court decisions prevent direct aid to a single veterans group. The committee favors a project with broad veteran benefit, possibly a children’s hospital wing, and a conference with architect Frank W. Bail will assess feasible uses at the site.
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Lorain
Lorain County
City of
County Building Commission
George D. Glitsch
Glitsch
Lorain Post American Legion
Court of Appeals
The
Building Commission
Ghtseh
Cmmittee
Frank W. Bail
Cleveland
Lorain Committee
Beware Dangers of Water Warns Local Firemen
City firemen recount annual drownings and urge parental vigilance near water. They describe rescues lessons, unsafe quarry swims at the old steel plant site, and note last year’s drownings in Lorain County. A fog period slight above average and a new two way TV telecommunication demonstration are also mentioned.
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Alove
Lllyria
Lorain County
Miles FE Perry
Steel & Tubes, Inc
World War Costs to U S Reach 51 Billion Then Debt Run
The World War and its aftermath cost the United States about 51 490 000 000 dollars. Interest on the debt will run for twenty years. The article notes the discovery of the tomb of Rauer in Egypt as the largest private tomb found, with many statues and mummies mentioned.
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United States
Rawer
Egypt
McBride Defends League Led by God in Senate Hearing
Washington May 9 The Anti Saloon League leader Dr F Scott McBride testifies before a Senate lobby committee denying direct federal influence while asserting the league is guided by divine leadership The exchange centers on religious origins and political activity clarifying the league’s stance on lobbying and compliance with the corrupt practices act.
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Washington
F. Scott McBride
League
Senate Lobby Committee
Wet Committee
Senator Blaine
Repub Wis
Blaine
Mec- Bride
Oberlin
Ohio
Carawar
Senator Robinson
Ind
McBride
A Nite to Diase benefits Wellington home
Wellington Ohio Kiwanis staging at the Opera House last night drew a full house for A Nite to Diase. Honor Mahlt aboard the S. 8. Harmony led Lorain talent in a program featuring vocal solos, a Mary Lou Mahle Dancing Revue and a troupe of dancers. James Cowie played xylophone numbers and Eppa Jenkins offered a skit Just Foolishness. H Pp Foley of Columbus will speak at next Kiwanis meeting. John Murray won the attendance prize.
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Wellington
Opera
Kiwanis Club
Honard Mahlt
Harmony
Atsuet
Lorain
AL BE
Cameron
Alis Annette Meyers
Mary Lou Mahle
Betty Jane Goldman
Cheavile
Maxire Clark Anu Ruth Mather
Barbara Decter
Eleanore Jones
Jann Slacer
Joan Reidy
Betty Rae Ruth
Betty June Mates
Marcella Smith
James Cowie
Eppa
Jenkins
Howard Twins
J. Jones
Royal African Ballet Troupe
H Pp. Foley
Columbus
Kiwanis
Howenstine
Elyria
Colson
John Murray
Missionary Society entertains young church members
The Methodist church missionary society hosted the young people from Mothers Jewels Home Guards King Heralds Queen Fathers and Standard Bearers after school yesterday. Each group performed parts of a program including pledges to the American and Christian flags readings and music. Mrs Pfeiffer Mrs Overtur and Mrs Norman Grigts presented a play Korea. Ice cream wafers capped the afternoon.
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the Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Morhers Jewels
Home Guards
King Heralds
Queen Fathers
Korea
M. Pfeiffer
Overtur
Norman
Holstein Bull Sells for 700 at Wooster Auction
A yearling Holstein bull bred by George Warner fetched 700 dollars at the Holstein-Friesian Association semi annual sale in Wooster on Wednesday. The event drew buyers from the region seeking high quality dairy stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Warner
Holstein- Friesan Association
Wooster
Chacre and Murray Seek Re election for County Commissioner
Chacre and Murray of the county announce another bid for reelection to the county board of commissioners, seeking to retain their seats amid ongoing local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chacre; Murray
Wellington Womans Address Convention Group
Mrs A E Smith attends Toledo meeting of the Women s Benefit Association celebrating a 119th anniversary. She is invited as honor guest to deliver the address and will be honored at a luncheon with club rooms today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Smith
Toledo
Woman’s Benefit Association
Ohio
Mos
Smith
Thirty-Eight To Graduate From Local Senior Class
Superintendent A W Shields recommends diplomas for thirty eight seniors to the Board of Education. Readable names include Robert Haker Elizabeth Bauhof Maimie Church Helen Cullett Tiloward Greason Java Glisurn Robert Gott Lor Gray Dorothy Greggs Dorothy Hall Vincent Handa Edith Trish Tilhan Johnson Jean Jane Divrabeth McAde Joseph McConnell Georgia AieQuate Frank Parsons Louise Pierce Ray Pu livant Rnea Rice Marguerite Rolfe Tivelyn Ruys Basilia Saporito Lilian Shepard Fred Spon Seller Roberta Starr Mary Jillian Sceapple Sirdneyv Steapple Louise Temmelolls Turner Eva Mae Wait.
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A W. Shields
Board of Education
Rovert Hkaker
Searlord Bassett
Elizabeth Ann Bauhof
Mamie Church
Helen Clara
Angelo Dublo
Alfred Frank
Hazel Fern Cullett
Tiloward Greason
Java Mae Glisurn
Robert Gott
Lor Gray
Dorothy Greggs
Dorothy Hall
Vincent Handa
Weatherine Manna
Was Kysde
Edith Trish
Tilhan Johnson
Jean Jane
Divrabeth McAde
Joseph McConnell
Georgia AieQuate
Friank Parsons
Louise Pierce
Ray Pulivant
Rnea Rice
Marguerite Rolfe
Tivelyn Ruys
Basilia Saporito
Lilian Shepard
Fred Sponseller
Roberta Starr
Mary Jillian Sceaple
Sirdneyv Steaple
Louise Temmelolls Turner
Eva Mae Wait
SANTIOR PLAY CAST LIST FOR LULL HOUSE
Aliss Mary Kelly announces the Senior class play Lull House will be staged June 5. Cast includes Mr Howells Tony Saporito Mrs Howells Betty Bauhof Ned Pem broke Vincent Hand Mrs Pem broke Lillian Joanson Daphne Helen Ciara Auntie Mary Lillian Stemple Sergeant Alfred S’rank policemen Angelo Dublo Leon Jones Veera Vernon Rhea Rice Sisan the maid Soi Gray the butler the cook Sidney Stemple Mrs Flemming Jillian Shepard.
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Santior
Aliss Mary Kelly
Lull House
Mr. Howells
Tony Saporito
Mrs Howells
Betty Bauhof
Ned Pembroke
Vincent Hand
Mrs. Pembroke
Lillian Joanson
Daphne
Helen Ciara
Auntie
Mary Lillian Stemple
Alfred S’rank
Angelo Dublo
Leon Jones
Veera Vernon
Rhea Rice
Sisan
Maid
Soi Gray
Butler
Cook
Sidney Stemple
Mrs. Flemming
Jillian Shepard
Local visitors and social rounds noted in area
Mrs W H Kaiser and daughter of Cleveland are visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A B Smith in Pasc Main attract for a few days Judge and Mrs Gett, who have been visiting the east, were expected to return today. Fred Hansen W J Powerll and Harold Whiteside were Cleveland visitors yesterday. Harry Otterbacher hosted a stag party at his home Winnessey evening. Ben Tebbitts of Medina called.
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W. H. Kaiser
Cleveland
A. BE. Smith
Pasc
Gett
Fred Hansen
W J Powrll
Harold Whiteside
Harry Otterbacher
Hi Home
Winnessey
Ben Tebbitts
Medina
Markets CLEVELAND PRODUCE Prices and items listed
Markets Cleveland produce notes list butter at 39 cents per pound for extras and firsts, eggs 23 to 23 1 2 cents, poultry with varied prices from 12 to 40 cents per pound, ducks at 20 to 24, geese 10 to 15, potatoes Maine Green Mt at 4.00 per 150% sack and Idaho Rooset at 4.25 to 4.50 per 100 pounds per sack.
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Cleveland
Maine
Idaho
Market Report Topics Hogs Cattle and Grains
Hog prices show bulk steady to higher with heavy weights near 10.60 to 11.00. sows, stags lower. Cattle near standstill, steers 9.50 to 10.00, cows down to 5.00. Calves active with better grades at 11.50 to 12.50. lambs 10.30 down. Chicago cash: hogs, cattle, and lambs mixed. Eggs, poultry, potatoes steady. wheat 1.00, corn around 2.12 to 2.25, oats 0.41 to 0.42. Minneapolis grain: wheat No 1 northern 1.00 3/4, corn No 3 yellow 0.76 to 0.80, oats 0.36 to 0.38. Toledo grain: wheat red 1.48 1/2, corn yellow 0.84 8.8. SREDS unchanged.
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United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Texas
Bliss
Alabama
Louisiana
Timothy
Minneapolis
Ldc
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Stolen 1926 Ford sedan reported in Oberlin
Carl Berger of Oberlin told local police his black 1926 Ford sedan with license plates 98 798 was taken in Oberlin. Berger works in Elyria.
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Carl Berger
Oberlin
Berger
Elyria
London prison expansion plans approved by welfare commission
Plans to raise London prison farm capacity to 2 500 and add a 1 000 prisoner wing were approved by the Welfare Advisory Commission after a visit by Governor Cooper, with work slated to begin and costs around 490 000 dollars. Additional 500-bed addition planned. commission designated Julius F. Stone as official spokesman.
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London Prison Farm
London Institution
Cooper
W. F. Amrine
Griswold
Harry McLaughlin
Ohio Federation of Labor
Welfare Advisory Commission
Cleveland
lThursday
McLaughlin
Julius F. Stone
Columbus
Mansfield Reformatory
Still Hunting Jobs Finds Five Workers at City Hall
Within the last twenty four hours the temporary employment bureau by Mayor James A Hewitt at City hall secured jobs for five persons. The mayor reports scores more unemployed remain on his lists and seeks further work for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hewitt
Parking Violations Count Three on Thursday
Three parking violations were recorded on Thursday including two for overtime parking and one for driving without lights.
Wellmeton Dancing Party Promises Band News
Yesterday residents of Wellmeton noted Dad Truskins and his Akron radio band will perform at the May dancing party hosted by the F B. BF. On Friday evening this week Weaver OBB Worldiams has not been very well the past few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellmeton
Dad Truskins
Akron
Weaver Obb Worldiams
Lorain Man To Be Sentenced Saturday
William Jackson, 27, of Lorain, was indicted last month on a second degree murder charge in the fatal shooting of Minx Sierra, who was described as Mexican. He admitted the shooting but claimed self defense. the trial spanned part of a day and he is slated for sentencing tomorrow morning.
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William Jackson
Lorain
Sierra
Common Pleas Court
W. B Thompson
Jackson
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