Ohio District Evangelical Women’s Union convenes in St Paul’s
The third annual Ohio District Evangelical Women’s Union session met at St Paul’s Church with Rev. Paul Bourquin pastor. Mrs. A A Sutter of St Tom’s delivered the keynote on Christianizing or Spiritualizing the Home. District officers filed reports and an open forum followed, closing with acknowledgments and committee work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio District Evangelical Women's Union
St. Paul's Church
Paul Bourquin
Elyria
G. Quade
John Jehle
F. Pfeiffer
Marion
W. R. Grunewald
Zanesville
Ohio
Evangelical Synod of
N. A
Bass
A A. Sutter
St Toms
National Evangelical Women’s Union
Christ
Ilis
Green Bremen flyers land at Cleveland Airport amid 60000 crowd
On May 10 the Junkers plane carrying Baron Gunther Von Hluenefeld Captain Herman Kohl and Major James J Fitzmaurice landed in Cleveland at 12 12 pm from Philadelphia to Chicago. They were greeted by about 60000 German and Irish supporters and planned to depart for Chicago within an hour. Mayor Marshall and city officials led a formal reception at the hangar as talks followed.
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Cleveland
Junkers
Philadelphia
Chicago
Gunther von Hluenefeld
Herman Kohl
James J. Fitzmaurice
Thy
Mayor Marshall
Ford
Air Mail
W. R. Flopkins
R. B. Robinette
Chamber of Commerce
Hans Borchers
Gerfan Conanl
Timothy No. 2
KIWANIANS PAINT HUGE ELYRIA ON PARSCH ROOF
Elyria Kiwanis members painted a 140 by 20 foot sign spelling ELYRIA on the Parsch Coal and Lumber roof behind the New York Central station. The effort drew heat as they worked 410 feet across, with paint and brushes donated by local firms and ice cream shared among volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pursch Coal and Limber Company
New York Central
Elyria Winuanians
Kiwanians
Motel Newell
John
William Parsch
Parsch Coal and Lumber Co
Sherwin-Williams Paint Co
Cleveland
Wooster Brush Co
Jim Armitage
Kiwanian
Belden Leads Blue Ribbon Class A Contenders County
Belden breaks into the lead of the Class A Blue Ribbon contest with about 40 children qualified. Russia No 4 remains atop Class B with 11 children or 42 percent. Tomorrow Oberlin hosts the Chronicle Telegram cups as D A Frank of the State Dept of Health attends to present the awards.
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Belden
Russia No. 4
Oberlin
Chronicle-Telegram
State Department of Health
D. A. Frank
Bureau of Hygiene
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Ay Lake Aye
Kipton
Penfield
Eaton
LaGrange
Highland
Brighton
Isl
Joseph's
Grafton
Ridgeville
Avon Lake
Markley S. Amherst
I Columbia
Truntington
Brookside
Russia
Pittsfield
Murray Ridge
Carlisle
Elyria
Miners in Noble county jail as state troops planned
Eight union miners were jailed in Noble county with state troops expected after attacks on three buses at Coal Ridge five miles north. Buses carrying non-union workers were stoned while 250 people including women and children learned of the non union transport. Sheriff Shaeffer and deputies were targets as National Guard officers investigated in civilian clothes. Twelve other union sympathizers were arrested for stone throwing and egging Shaeffer's car. Route 21 near Cambridge and Forsythe collieries had nails causing tire punctures.
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C. O. Dye
National Guard
Schaeffer
Cambridge Collieries Co
Forsythe Coal Co
Youth Dies After Accidental Gunshot Wound
YOUNGSTOWN O May 10 William Bayer 16 year old high school student of Girard died to day from a bullet wound received accidentally After Robert Boyd had thought he had fired the last cartridge in his new revolver he again pulled the trigger and a discharge followed the bullet striking Bayer.
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Youngstown
William Bayer
Girard
Robert Boyd
Bayer
Jap Completes World Tour In Just 36 Days
Tokio May 10 Toichiro Ar aka today completed his around the world tour in 36 days, winning the $1,500 Tokio Jiji Shimpo prize for fastest round the world trip by regular carriers. His rival Ryukichi Matsui lagged due to a delayed ship and a missed mail plane, allowing Araka to finish ahead.
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Tokio
Toichiro Araka
Tokio Jiji Shimpo
Araka
Ryukichi Matsui
California
Matsui
England
United States
Demented Man Attacks Fernanze Family on Prospect Street
Police say a 58 year old man Gabriel Demeter attacked Joe Fernanze his wife and their son on Prospect Street last night. Demeter sustained head wounds after Mrs Fernanze struck him with a club. he was hospitalized and an insanity warrant is sought.
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Prospect Street
Gabriel Demeter
Joe Fernanze
Memorial Hospital
Fernanze
Demeter
Prospect It
Gabriel
Joe
Fernante
Poalico
Italy Favors U S Proposal on War Pact
Italy replies to the American plan for a multilateral renunciation of war, dated May 5 and signed by Premier Mussolini, described as encouraging by the state department. Italy says it welcomes the initiative and offers collaboration toward an agreement, while Germany has recently approved the draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Italy
State Department
Mussolini
Germany
Landslide destroys railway at Grottamare Italy
A May 10 landslide in Grottamare demolished the railway and buried many houses. Several persons were buried alive, and communications were interrupted. One report notes no injuries, but details are unclear due to the damaged transmission.
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Italy
Grottamare
Indiana and Alabama primaries shape national race
The Indiana Republican primary margin over Werbert Toover nears 30000, while Oscar Underwood backs Governor Smith for the Democratic nomination. Alabama results show anti Smith sentiment amid a Coolidge draft push in New York. Montana conventions favor uninstructed delegates with a few counties backing Lowden for GOP and Smith for Democrat.
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Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Smith
Montana
Frank C. Lowden
Music to Be Broadcast at May Day Fete Elyria
Victrola music will be broadcast at the May Day Fete tomorrow afternoon at Ely Stadium by almost three thousand Elyria school children. Miss Charlotte I Kershaw announced the event and said the music will accompany dances by the children. If rain delays, the event moves to Friday May 18.
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Ily Stadium
Elyria
Charlotte I Kershaw
Marian Kemble
Elyria High School
W. O. McClellan
Charles Crehore
A. C. Huduutt
Rachel Rowly
Lorain
Elyria Boy Scouts
Noted Band To Appear Here Saturday In Wly Park
The Salvation Army Staff band of New York City will give two concerts in Wly Park on Saturday, accompanied by a male chorus. More than half of its members are soloists, and all are Salvation Army officers from headquarters in New York. The band has played in major eastern cities and has toured to the central and far western states.
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Flyria
Salvation Army Staff Band
New York City
Wly Park
Salvation Army
New
United States
No Anti Theft Plans Decided At Columbia
Columbia township farmers met in the town hall to discuss forming an anti theft association to curb raids on chicken coops. They argued such a group should include the entire county, noting neighboring counties already organized. County farm extension agent C K H Rowland was directed to study forming a county wide organization.
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Columbia Township
Columbia Town Hall
Columbia
Lorain County
C. K H. Rowland
Parking Lines Tighten in Business District Enforcement
Police chief EB J Stankard warned drivers to park within marked lines after spaces were painted. Violators will be cited with a $2 parking fine and sent to police headquarters. Beginning Sunday, no parking on the west side of Furnace Street due to Cascade Park traffic, with strict enforcement.
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EB. J. Stankard
Stankard
Furnace Street
Cascade Park
Fire destroys auto salesrooms in Girard Ohio
An investigation began into the May 10 fire that destroyed the N. W. Pope Co auto salesrooms in Girard, resulting in an estimated $60,000 loss. Fifteen autos were burned as fire crews from Niles and Youngstown assisted at the scene.
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Girard Girard, O
N. W. Pope Co
Niles
Youngstown
Missionary Safe Osborn Sends Telegram Of Release Home
Leon C. Osborne, missionary, reported held captive in China, sent a telegram to his sister Mrs Belle Spadden of Cleveland saying he had been released and was on his way home to at Tien Trin. Mrs Kate Snell of Columbia received word from her sender yesterday.
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Leon C. Osborne
China
Belle Spadden
Cleveland
Tien Trin
Kate Snell
Columbia
Jinter
Senmige Clubs Enjoy Perfect Field Day At Spring Valley
Elyria Kiwanis and M Rotary clubs spent a perfect field day at Spring Valley Country Club with golf, baseball and outdoor sports. Dr. B. White won the golf tournament with a 46 for 9 holes, Bere Pfau and J. E. Thatcher tied for second. Baseball result disputed with Rotary claiming 20 to 2 and Kiwanis claiming 40 to 2 for Kiwanis. Casting demonstrations by C. E. Braddon and George S. Lockwood closed the evening after a dinner and talk on railroads and shipper cooperation by T. J. Cook of Cleveland.
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Elyria Kiwanis and
M Rotary Clubs
Spring Valley Country Club
Valley
B. White
Bere Pfau
J. E. Thatcher
Dr. White
Wiwanis
Rotary
M Rotarians
Kiwani
C. E. Braddon
Cleveland
George S&s. Lockwood
T. J. Cook
Rotary chief wows crowd on 204 meter radio broadcast
Lawrence Webber president of Rotary and master of ceremonies at the mike impressed listeners with a perfect voice and calm during a live program. A tray clattered to the table while he joked about a dry agent smashing a window as the crowd laughed. Reports said the 204 meter portable station reached 500 miles and the program came in clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elytia
Graham McNamee
Lawrence Webber
Rotary
Ceeremonies
Mike
Lawrence
Bunion Derbyists Coming Saturday
Elyria residents heard Congressman James T Begg of Sandusky speak on KGGM about waste in state government and the need to drive extravagance from government to boost Ohio industry. Begg predicted Ohio could become a leading industrial state within ten to twenty years if waste were curbed and taxes stabilized. He noted tax increases from 1918 to 1926 and contrasted steel costs in Ohio and Pennsylvania to illustrate manufacturing hurdles. The event was introduced by A H West, Kiwanis Club president, as part of a Lenten dinner program.
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Congressman Begg
Ohio
Begg
A. H West
Kiwanis Club
Pennsylvania
Pyle promotes trans continental marathon in Elyria
Motor Coach Co promoter C C Pyle arrived in Elyria with radio station KGGM to push a control point for the first annual trans continental foot race from Los Angeles to New York. He spoke at a Board of Trade event with Congressman James T Begg and Red Grange set to introduce runners arriving Saturday afternoon. The finish is in an enclosure with side shows and an admission fee for inside viewing, while watching the runners is free. More than sixty runners remain in the race, with participants from eleven nations including China and Japan.
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New York Central
Cook
Cleveland
Ilyriz
James T. Begg
Sandusky
KGGM
C. C. Pyle
Berg
Pyle
Great American Desert
Elyria
Mh. J. Follow
Board of Trade
Spring Valley Country Club
Hnd
Iere
Ohio
Begg
Bees
Wason Pyle
Besg
Yankee Stadium
Pyler
Bege
New York
Africa
Los Angeles
Fremont
Board of Trade Today
Red Grange
F. L. Ellenberger
Elks Club
Pyle speaks at Elyria Kiwanis lunch at Hotel Newell
Pyle, Elyria Kiwanis guest, casual lunch speaker at Hotel Newell, shared money making ventures. He said profits come from by products like candy, tennis racquets and perfumes, and royalties are paid on every sale. Many Kiwanians in paint spattered overalls attended after finishing work on the large Elyria airplane corker.
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CD. Pyle
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Pyle
Elyria
Al Smith Campaign Funds Questioned by Senate Panel
New York May 10 The Al Smith for President headquarters reported receipts of 103201 and expenditures of 92090.28 campaign manager George Wan told the senate campaign investigating committee Smith said he acted as New York governor handling state business not campaign funds and knew of no pledges or outside letters. He suggested any letters came to New York City headquarters.
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New York
al Smith
George R. Wannamee
Smith
Senate
New York State
Alhany
New York City
Bratton
Cnat
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Ohio Evangelical Women
Bremen
Rummers
Lake Erie
Central Police Station
J. J
Daly
Central
Huntington
Ikxhipton
Ridgville
Lesther Jones
Hagata
James T. Watson
Werbert Toover
Indiana
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Alfred F. Smith
Michigan
Werbert Hoover
Coolidge
Republican Committee
Kansas City
Senmige
Bunion
City
Caravan
Rotary & Kiwanis
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