Blue Ribbon health winners named in county schools
Brownhelm and Pittsfield schools won Chronicle Telegram Blue Ribbon cups at Health Day at the county fair grounds. A. C. Hudnutt presented the awards and praised health officials and teachers. Brownhelm led larger schools with 56 percent qualifying. Pittsfield led one and two room schools with 18 of 15 students earning ribbons. Eaton High girls beat LaGrange to win girls baseball title.
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Brownhelm School
Pittsfield
Chronicle-Telegram
County Fair Grounds
A.C. Hudnutt
Brownhelm
Eaton High School
LaGrange School Feminine
Dr Barrett Thanks All For Health Day Cooperation
Dr C D Barrett county health commissioner expresses gratitude for broad county support on Health Day. He singles out teachers parents dentists and physicians, praises R P Vaughn and E L Bailey for school cooperation, Elyria Mayor Hewitt police and sheriff's office, the Chronicle Telegram, nurses, health staff, blue ribbon children and others who promoted health in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Barrett
Oberlin
R. P. Vaughn
E. L. Bailey
Hewitt
Elyria Police Department
Sheriff's Office
Chronicle-Telegram
When I Was 21 At 21 F. 5. Aust in Elyria Battery Service
F. 5. Aust, former electrical engineer with Guest Dewn and Nettlefolds in South Wales, emigrated to the United States in 1910 and Elyria the same year. He briefly returned to Britain in 1913 before coming back in 1914 to open a battery service business in Elyria that has occupied him since. He is married and resides at 30 West Avenue.
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Aust
Guestdewn and Nettlefolds
Albercynon
South Wales
Great Britain
United States
Elyria
Rust
West Avenue
Summer Bible School plans announced Elyria
The Fifth Annual Summer Bible School at First Baptist Church Elyria runs June 10 to 28, three weeks to avoid July vacations. Ruth B. Taylor as Superintendent leads with Mrs. J Hartman Crumsey and H H Stevick assisting. Open to children from all churches. 336 enrolled last year from twenty churches. An illustrated address by Rev Joseph Mc Caba of Africa will open the program.
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Bible School of
Elyria
First Baptist Church
Church House
East Avenue
Ruth RB. Taylor
Miss Taylor
J. Hartman Crumsey
HH. G. Stevick
Joseph McCaba
Africa
Bible School
Fire Destroys Riebe Building in Rochester Blaze
A fire at 2 a.m. in the Riebe building in Rochester threatened the village business section. The Wellington and New London departments fought the flames. the Riebe building and Ernie Gariss pool room were destroyed. Fireman Harvey Ray was badly burned in the incident. Bucket brigades aided until external crews arrived.
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Rochester
Riebe
Wellington
New London
Ernie Gariss
Harvey Ray
Operation Saves Mrs. Tunney Life in Italy
Mrs. James J. Tunney’s life was saved by an operation performed by two Berlin specialists at Brioni nglund during a holiday. Dr. A Van Meyer and Dr. Fritz Mezer removed an old undiscovered appendix abscess. The operation was successful and she was on the way to recovery. FATHER OF FOUR death reports Youngstown Ohio May 11 Egbert Hedegore 85 father of four fired a bullet into his head and died in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pofa
Italy
James J. Tunney
Berlin
Brioninglund
A. van Meyer
Fritz Mezer
Tunney
Youngstown
Egbert Hedegore
Westfield
Mass
Helen Buschmann
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Nature
Floods in Kansas Claim Two Lives
Central Kansas faced floods after tor rained deluges turning creeks into rivers near Herington and Council Grove. No confirmed deaths yet, homes swept away as floodwaters crested in the region southwest of Topeka.
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Kansas
Peka
Kan
Herington
Here
Council Grove
Luncheon of Legion Home Drive Monday
Elyria's American Legion Memorial Home project reached a peak as three planes staged a mock air raid over the city this afternoon to bombard the town with pledge cards. Legion members were active in collecting funds for the new home on Ohio Avenue.
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Elyria
American Legion
Ohio
Legion Home Team Captains Asked to Report Sunday Drive
The American Legion Memorial Home campaign asks all team captains to submit partial progress reports Sunday at 5 p.m. at 210 Middle Avenue. Lawrence Webber, A. C. Hudnutt, and Mrs. A. M. Hannaford urge reports to gauge drive progress as workers seek 40 000 by Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
American Legion Memorial
Middle Avenue
Lawrence Webber
A. C. Hudnutt
A. M. Hannaford
Ely Park
Tariff Debate Continues in the House and Senate
Washington May 11 The House presses a general tariff debate into its third day as the Senate rests before a farm bill vote Monday The Republican majority in the House shows signs of breaking up amid stiff opposition to the tariff plan Farm bloc members resist higher duties on sugar machinery and utensils needed by farmers.
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Washington
House
Senate
Farm Bloc
Boy Hurt Eye By Stone At School Crossing
Russell Schrader eight year old third grade pupil at Ely school was struck in the left eye by a stone thrown by a playmate while returning home. He was taken to the Ely nia clinic for treatment and remained under care. He is son of Mr and Mrs O Schraeder of 136 Marseilles avenue.
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Russell Schrader
Ely School
Russell
Elynia Clinic
O. Schraeder
Marseilles Avenue
Nineteen Autos Tagged For Lighting and Parking Violations
Police tagged nineteen autos on Friday for traffic violations. Twelve tags cited improper lighting after dark and seven noted owners failing to follow city parking regulations.
Open House At Hospital Hosts Sunday Afternoon
The Elyria Memorial Hospital invites the public to an open house on Sunday May 12 from 1 00 to 5 00 p m Visitors will tour the hospital and learn about services Florence Nightingale born on May 12 is honored as National Hospital Day Herbert Hoover supports the hospital movement saying public hospitals are a sign of opportunity and protection for the poor and isolated.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Florence Nightingale
Herbert Hoover
Eagles Elect Officers For Ely Aerie 431
The Ely Aerie No 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles elected officers for the coming year at Thursday night’s meeting. Names include Mpres J Lewis Mathis and Mvp E J Handyside, with other posts filled by Karl Kaiser A A R Graber Robert Jensen C W Shepard William Siebenlist F W Heilman Oscar Jacobs Geo E French and R W Hancock. They assume office at the first June meeting. Nomination of Young Men's Club officers to follow at the M C A on Monday evening.
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Ely
Tia Aerie
Order of Eagles
Club Ioonts
J. Lewis Mathis
E. J. Handyside
Karl Kaiser
A A. R. Graber
Worthy
Robert Jensen
C. W. Shepard
William Siebenlist
F. W. Heilman
Oscar Jacobs
Geo. E. French
R. W. Hancock
Visiting Judge Freely Delivers Final Settlement in Avon Lake Case
Judge Arthur W. Overmyer of Fremont filed final judgment in the Women's Savings and Loan Co. versus Ruth H. Lieberman and others. The $21,600 verdict includes a foreclosure decree and sale order for property in Avon Lake Village. The opinion resolves five points: partial loan deduction, vendor's lien issues, prior claimant allowances, check issuance matters left to counsel, and nullification of a deed by D Hummel.
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Women's Savings and Loan Company
Ruth HE. Lieberman
Common ‘Pleas Court
Arthur W. Overmyer
Fremont
Overmyer
Lorain County
Avon Lake Village
Henry Moore
Sarah Reddy
Mary Reddy
Mary A. Reddy
D. ‘Hummel
Akron Officer Dies From Wound
Akron patrolman William Grubbs aged 36 died in a hospital five days after he was shot by two gunmen whom he had attempted to search. Grubbs relapsed and died during the night despite optimistic forecasts. His death heightens the manhunt for the assailants as fellow officers press the search.
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Netla
Akron
William Grubbs
Grubbs
Grobb
Ten Men and Three Women Arrested in Lorain Speakeasy Raids
May 11 192? Twenty five federal prohibition agents raided Lorain arresting thirteen alleged speakeasy operators including three women led by W F Brennan. Eleven men and two women arraigned in Cleveland on liquor and illegal premises charges. One woman Delia Pawlasky pled guilty and bonds set at 2000. Names: Rosa Santucci Delin Pawlasky Eva Forrester Roy Gray Tony Santucci Jack Williamson James Oriano Frank Tellar Leo Ferguson Sam Bevaceno Martin Blakey Arthur Pokol Charles Marko. Most to appear in Cleveland court. some held overnight in Lorain.
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Lorain
W. F. Brennan
Cleveland
U. S
Martin J. Monahen
Clevela Ais
Mra. Rosa Santucci
Delin. Pawlasky
Eva. Forrester
Forrester
Central
Roy Gray
Tony Santucci
Jack Williamson
James* Oriano
Leo Ferguson
Thirty-first
Elyria Ava
Common
Elyria
Jobe C. Cole
Rev. Coopers
Williamson
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Frolic
Pittsfield No. 7
Dr. Riggin
Summer Bible School
Newark
N.d
KE. Gehringer
Big Bride
Alleghenies
Pennsylvania
Gastonia N.C
National Women's Trade Union League
National Textile Workers Union
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Amarillo
Tex
Legion Home Drive
Dorothy Lane
Mary Kellogg
Eagles
Bulletin
M. Ji. Monahen
Della, Pawlasky
New York
Hudson
Mra. Malo
Denver
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