Swimming Pool Camp Adds Steel Stairway at Vermilion River
The Vermilion River swimming pool at the YMCA boys camp will be rebuilt with a nine foot depth and about 60 feet width, offering a yearly changing pool. A steel stairway from the pool to the hilltop will be installed, funded by the Kiwanis club. The camp committee includes George Richwine as chairman, with Robert Corts and Paul Kaiser assisting.
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Mip
Ias-See-Kes
John &. Aen
Siekkinen
Kiwanis Club
George Richwine
Robert Corts
Prup Kaiser
Ballots Received in Y M C A Election
W O McClellan general secretary reports ballots for eight member Y M C A board already received. Election closes Tuesday at 2 pm with ballot box open all day.
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Y. M. C. A. Board of Directors
W. O. McClellan
Amherst Birthday Dinner Brightens Local Homes
Mrs. R Hathaway hosted a noon birthday dinner at Pearl Street Amherst in honor of her husband. Guests included families from Amherst and nearby towns, with pink and white decor and a centerpiece birthday cake. A separate Mother’s Day service at St John’s Evangelical church featured recitations, songs, and Rev Paul Borquin’s message on outstanding motherly qualities.
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Amherst
R. Hathaway
Pearl Street
Paul Carpenter
Jack
Eleanor
Wadsworth
James L. Townsend
Akron
L. A. Dot
St. John’s Evangelical Church
South Amherst
Margaret Schneider
A. Rolli
Albert ‘Farey
Viola Kreeger
Paul Borquin
Ernst Schneider
Harry Brucker
Albert Schneider
Walter Schneider
South Amehrst
Fred Schneider
Cleveland
Louise Griffin
Pittsfield
Mother Day services and community notices at South Amherst
Sunday activities centered on the South Amherst Congregational and local church events. Bouquets honored the oldest and youngest mothers, with several recipients named. Mother's Day parties, Father Mother services at Kent State College, and plans for a Mother-Daughter Banquet at St. Peter's Evangelical church. Various brief social notes list local visits, meetings, and upcoming events across Elyria, Chagrin Falls, Canton, and Springfield.
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South Amherst
Lucy Harper
Ross
Gleason
John Adams
Ruth Frederick Hornyak
Nettle Schaeffer
A. G. Menz
Francis
Caroline Kelch
Fred Bodmann
Kent
Kent State College
Arlene Kelch
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Congregational Church
Grace Walker
Chagrin Falls
Agnes
Mable Walker
Cleveland
Mary Walker
Adam Schroeder
Elyria Avenue
John Noebe
Charles
Irma
Mary Linderbaum
Canton
Schroeder
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Brownhelm Congregational Church
A. J. Rice
Ed. Lescher
Elmer Phoenix
Gerald
Los Angeles
California
Douglas ‘Schultheiss
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
A. K. Jenne
Clavelland Avenue
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
John Egeland
Spring Street
Methodist Church
First Evangelical Church
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Intermediate League of St. Peter's Evangelical Church
South Amherst Methodist Sunday School
Garfield Harris
Oberlin
Fred Schacht
Albert Farey
Fred Gauman
Sam Wragg
Martin Springer
Lois
Doris
Russell
Elyria
New Trial Date Set For Coast Guardsman Glenn Jennings
In Buffalo New York Federal Judge John R Hazel moved the trial of coast guardsman Glenn Jennings from May 14 to May 20 on a second degree manslaughter charge in the death of Jacob D Hanson a Niagara Falls Elk. The case will be heard in the Rochester term of the federal court after Jennings was held following a hung jury in Elmira in January.
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Coast Guardsman
Buffalo
N. Y
Glenn Jennings
Coast
Hanson
Both sides active in prohibition controversy in Washington
Washington May 13 Both sides in the prohibition controversy are becoming active as President Hoover prepares to appoint a law enforcement commission within two weeks. The anti prohibition association claims the cost to taxpayers is about 936 million dollars annually including lost excise revenue. Bishop James Cannon Jr says Hoover should include non lawyers and avoid restricting the panel to prohibition partisans. White House reports indicate Hoover aims for general law enforcement emphasis and a special probe into enforcing the eighteenth amendment, though Justice Harlan Stone reportedly declined service.
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Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Association Against the
James Cannon, Jr
Temperance
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Cannon
George Wickersham
Land
Harlan Stone
United State Supreme Court
Oberlin to Present Play Queen's Husband at Chapel
Oberlin College Dramatic Association will stage The Queen's Husband a three act play by Robert E Sherwood at Finney chapel May 18 at 7 15 p m Director Mrs Lampson leads a cast headed by Edward Peck Margaret Bermbach and Jack Schaefer Costumes and scenery from Sullivan Studios Columbus Ohio Cast includes King Eric VII Queen Martha and others The event forms part of a busy Oberlin arts week with a band festival and student recitals planned through May 25
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Dramatic Association
Robert E. Sherwood
Life
Finneychapel
North Sea
Lampson
Sullivan Studios
Columbus
Ohio
Eric VII
Edward Peck
Martha
Margaret Bermbach
Princess Ann
Maria Cavagnaro
Granton
Dudley Reed
Northrup
Grisham Barber
Jack Schaefer
Phipps
Eugene Morgan
Prince William
Brice Hayes
Fellman
John Ollis
Laker
Stewart McKelvey
Major Brent
Alfred Hubbard
Mary Rogers
Elizabeth Mossman
Toledoan Makes Suits for Prince Cyril
May 13. Theodore Chantof, a Toledo tailor who came from Bulgaria 17 years ago, is making a full set of suits for Prince Cyril of Bulgaria. The royal order includes an evening sult a dinner sult a morning sult a formal afternoon suit and two business sults. The tailor expects to earn about $925 from the work.
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Toledo
Theodore Chantof
Prince Cyril
Bulgaria
Chantof
R. J
Collegiate road trips urge study, not harm grades
Occidental College coach Joe Pipal says long road trips help athletes improve scholastic standing. He notes a traveler must maintain an academic average 25 percent above home requirements and study two hours daily while traveling. The Drake Relays trip is cited as example.
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Aoades
Des Moines
Joe Pipal
Occidental College
Los Angeles
Pipal
Drake
Wellington Farewell Gathering Honors Mrs Franklin Jore
Wellington social rounds recount a farewell gathering at the Curtice home for Mrs. Franklin Jore as she leaves Wednesday for a long California trip. Guests include Franklin Jones, Alvin Gallatin, Claire Hill and many local families with gifts for the traveler.
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Franklin Jore
California
Burt Curtice
Jones
Franklin Jones
Yond
Robert Holland
Harry Lee
A. EB. Yougherty
Milton
Cayce
Receiver Makes First Report On Wellington Plant
Reginald N Blakemore filed the first receiver report in common pleas court for F B Rockiff Manufacturing of Wellington. It requests a $40 weekly allowance and permission to hire R L Walden as attorney. Inventory shows machinery valued at 14899 70 with 1532 42 paid and 1537 50 in orders received. Voluntary guide finds services costly in Great Falls. William Carlson paid 110 for guiding a man and two women to a dance hall. after dancing, a trio member produced a gun and stole his money.
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Harry le
Phillis Hughes
Ray Coates
Grand Lodge
Masonic Order
Ford Camp
J. B. Vermitya
California
Theodore Humphries
Cleveland
American Legion
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. EE
Ida Furze
H. C. Earle
Medina County Epworth League
Seville
Union Church
Wellington
Wellington Township
Methodist Church
H. W. Stewart
Chicago
Flying Squadron
Hess
William Irish
Jason Landon
Ruggles
Frank Chapman
Rochester-Brighton
Horace Mead
F. B. Rockiff Manufacturing Company
Common Pleas Court
Reginald N. Blakemore
R. L. Walden
Great Falls
Mont
William Carlson
Carlson
Dodson Encounters Gypsies in Willow Springs Theft
Wil liam Dodson met a traveling band in Willow Springs Missouri and spoke with them. After they left he discovered his trouser pocket had been cut and $20 token stolen.
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Willow Springs
William Dodson
Dodson
Tuesday's Five Best Radio Features
A 1929 United Press program listing WEAF NBC and WABC CBS networks with Eastern Standard Time slots. Voter's service at 6:00 p.m. Whiteman's orchestra at 7:00 p.m. Burlesque sketch How's the Judge at 8:00 p.m. Voice of Columbia at 9:00 p.m. Vaudeville hour at 10:00 p.m.
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United Press
Eastern Standard Time
WEAF
NBC
WABC
CBS
Whiteman
Voice of Columbia
Fisherman Sues Wharf Over Police Dog Incident
William Doyle, a East Boston fisherman, stood on a wharf when a police dog charged him, pushing him into the harbor. He suffered a broken leg and back injuries and sues for 15,900 dollars. Also, archaeologists report unearthed Ur skeleton with six gold adornments from 2650 BC on the site.
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Boston
William Doyle
Doyle
Mello-Glo Face Powder Ad Claims Smooth Spread
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO Face Powder as a beauty essential with a new French process that helps it stay on longer, prevent shine on the nose, and reduce pastiness flakiness irritation and large pores. It emphasizes skin perfection and youthful glow.
Lost 100-foot span forms ham mock shore relief
Fragmentary OCR describes a 100-foot span reaching shore in the shape of a ham mock relief. Details are unclear, but the strange construction appears tied to a shoreline feature or decorative display. Further text needed for full context.
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Miss Thomas
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Friedrich A. Goerner
Chester Williams
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Frances E. Osterhout
Henry H. Douglas
New York School of Social Work
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Charles Juneman
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Ladies Aid Society
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W. W. Darling
Woodland Avenue
Sewing Bee
Bert Locke
L. H. Kimmel
North Professor Street
Young Star Club
Sorosis
J.T. Henderson
West College Street
Charles Weeks
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Parsons
Jolly Eight Club
H. W. Keighley
North Park Street
Minnie French
Ridgecrest
N. C
R. C. Dailey
Dailey
J. W. Huntoon
Edison Dailey
East Cleveland
Roy Moore
A A. Lowmiller
Daley
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Toledoan
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Graham Brothers
Graham-Paige Motor Co
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Frank Gallatin
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H. H. Henkes
Scott
Albert Warren
Radio Review
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the Inland Finance CO
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