Children Out Of School Father Goes To Jail
Miller, 85, father of six, jailed for failing to pay a 6 fine and costs for keeping children home from school. He claimed lack of food for the children. he could not post bond. Township trustees offered five days work per week for $10 weekly, but Miller insisted on bond release or work. He was to be held about three days while authorities arrange aid for his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kller FE
Allan Possmith
Maynard Aliller
Setrool
Milles
Geven
Hushton
Maier
Taree
Win Girls
Miller
Wich
Fool
Mitler
Ais Cuuk
Dail
Pes
Gus
Tubbell
Carl
Hubbell
Mancuso
Gideons Place Bibles in County Jail Store
A Gideons chapter formed locally to distribute Bibles in county institutions placed fifteen Bibles in the county jail and seeks approval to extend to the County Home Children’s Home Tuberculosis Sanatorium and other facilities. The society relies on freewill offerings, supplies well bound books printed on sued paper costing 75 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gideouns
Children's
Gideons
County Auditor Warns Cigaret Dealers on Licenses
County Auditor C. S. Keiser warned cigarette dealers who lack new licenses to obtain them before Monday. He said selling cigarets that day without a license risks prosecution. Retail licenses cost 825 dollars and wholesale licenses are Siuy. about 675 retail dealers exist in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Keiser
Itary Social Insurance Funds Aid Jobless Shown
The Italian system now provides about 20 cents daily to unemployed workers, supplementing benefits from labor unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itary
Market Weathered Volume Slides Through Farm Prices
Agricultural market notes show mixed bids across grains and produce. Wheat No 2 red and yellow corn prices appear with variable bids for oats and barley. green vegetables include asparagus kale spinach and tomatoes. Livestock and feed items feature hay straw clover and various bundles with price annotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Colan
Abd
Straigie
Mit
Neeney Witter Lyam
Market report notes steady prices for various produce and grains
Wheat and corn markets show no large changes as prices hold steady for several commodities. Idaho russets and Washington crusset burbanks firm with moderate demand and strong overall stock. Northern stock and oats mixed. livestock and dairy items show varied quotes and ongoing supplies.
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United States
Leuwis
Alan Gliss
U.S
Sipplilies Triumphs
West California
Idaho
Burbanks
Washington
Poultry and Produce Prices in Market Listings
Live poultry market weak with various grades of hens and leghorn roosters noted. Markets for potatoes show Michigan, Idaho, Maine, Florida and other regions with price ranges listed per sack or barrel and states varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Sac
Alabama
Louisiana
South Carolina
California
Los
Texas
Cattle Sheep and Hogs Receipts Steady at Market
Receipts show active cattle and sheep markets with steady to higher price ranges. Cattle include choice to prime cows and heifers around 7.00 to 7.90, with mediums and common lower. calves demand strong with select lots near 7.90 to 9.00. Sheep and lambs steady with choice lambs at 7.50 to 10.50. hogs steady to lower with New York indices around 5.50 to 6.50 and heavier weights at 5.50 to 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucalves
Apples-Cotcl storage and produce prices listed
Prices for apples including Baldwin Winesap Jonathan and McIntosh varieties, various conditions and storage, plus asparagus at 95 per basket, beets, carrots, celery, cucumbers, horseradish, kale, leeks, lettuce, and maple syrup priced by the each or bushel. Sizes and units vary with produce type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Stas Men
Jonathan Tow
Good Health Notes On Teeth Decay And Diet
Dr. Claud North Cerisman discusses how clean teeth can decay and how diet influences dental health. The piece mentions germ theory limits, observations in primitive diets, animal studies with rats and guinea pigs, and broader questions about diet and tooth destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud North Cerisman
M.D
Diet and minerals essential for healthy teeth growth
The article notes experiments on rats to study how bones and teeth respond to diets with specific calcium and phosphorus levels. It cites Dr. F. F. Smith in Hygeia concluding teeth are calcium and phosphorus rich, with milk leafy greens dairy products eggs lean meat and cod liver oil as key sources. Vitamins in cod liver oil aid utilization of these elements and protect against deficiency diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Smith
Hygeia
Cod Liver Oil and Vitamins Support Healthy Teeth
The article explains vitamin roles in infection resistance appetite nervous system health and tissue protection. It highlights vitamin D from sunshine and cod liver oil as substitute for limited sun exposure. Emphasizing calcium phosphorus and vitamins for mothers and children, it argues cleanliness and diet reduce tooth decay and future dental problems.
Montague and Von Elm Plan United States Exhibition Tour
Hollywood reports John Montague will barnstorm the United States in an exhibition tour before pursuing national events. He will join George Von Elm, a seasoned golfer, in a tour supervised by Robert Harlow, ex PGA director, with details still being finalized.
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Montague, von Elm
Barnstorm
U. S
Hollywood
de John Montague
United States
Ven Fim
Montague
George von Ehn
Robert Harlow
Direc
Market Produce Prices Listing
A fragmented price list shows produce items with prices for mushrooms onions parsnips radishes rhubarb spinach lettuce tomatoes turnips and baskets. Entries include outdoor and hothouse varieties with per dozen per basket and per pound pricing, though some words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topens
Carl Hubbell the Damndest Man in Baseball
A profile of Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants, praised for humility and consistency. Gus Mancuso calls him the damndest man in baseball, noting his quiet, enduring focus, 1958 illness, and long streak of wins despite rare tough losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atew
York
Ubi— Snode Weari Ag
Bugs Baer
Carl Hubbell
Meeker
Okla
Clah
New York Giants
Hubbell
Giants
Carl
Ballyhoo
Gus Mancuso
Cubs
Mancuso
Pile Driver Lets Homes Sit On Pilings On Wheels
New Orleans report says Frederick LeMieux, a local forestry engineer, has developed a pint sized pile driver mounted on a truck. The device lowers the cost of pile driving, enabling residential construction on pilings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Frederick LeMieux
High Scores Seen In Eighth Annual College Golf Play
Joe Zutkiewicz of the University of Dayton leads as qualifying play begins for the eighth annual Ohio intercollegiate golf tournament at Terrace Park Country Club in Cincinnati. Sixteen low scorers advance to match play. team title goes to the four-man low total. Ohio University and other schools field contenders as the tourney potential expansion to include mid western schools is discussed.
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Cincinnati
Terrace Park Country Club
Joe Zutkiewicz
University of Dayton
Flyer
Ohio University
Pid Pamer
Bobcat
Fred Wuésey
Hussey
Ohio
Ohio Conference
H. B. Whaling
Joe Holsinger
Dayton
S. A. Boles
University of Kentucky
Baseball standings and scores from Southern Association and TEVYAS League
Knoxville played Birmingham to ten innings and Memphis and Atlanta finished eleven innings in the Southern Association. In TEVYAS League Beaumont lost to Tulsa seven to two.
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Southern Association
Knoxville
Birmingham
Memphis
Athlanta
Beaumont
Tulsa
Island court that never granted a divorce
Charlottetown reports that Prince Edward Island hosts the world’s only divorce court with a century of operation and a single application for divorce, which was dropped. The oddity highlights the province’s legal history and its unique record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottetown
P. EL
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Sargest Island
Amps Club Vancouver Chooses War Veterans for Cup Members
The Amps Table Tennis Cup in Vancouver restricts membership to war veterans. The club, organized four years ago, has 16 members including Oscar Erickson who has lost both legs and remains one of its speediest players.
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Vancouver
Oscar Erickson
Amherst High Class of 55 to Receive Diplomas at June 1
Amherst Ohio plans its Commencement at the school auditorium on June 1. One of the largest classes, 55 students, will receive diplomas. The 28 boys and 27 girls include Helen Abraham Ruth Barris Hilda Behrendt Mary Berger Beverly Bruce Janice Bruce Virginia Burke Ruth Hollingsworth Eileen Kreeger Margaret Krieg Mary Alice McDerimott Neilie Miller Hazel Murdy and others with class advisors Kathryn Murray and Margaret Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst High School
Helen Abraham
Ruth Barris
Hilda Behrendt
Mary Berger
Beverly Bruce
Janice Bruce
Virginia Burkeu
Betty Gawne
Ruth Hollingsworth
Eileen Kreeger
Margaret
Social gathering highlights Lews talk at Park Avenue home
Mrs. B A Jenne hosted June 29 at 289 Church St with 22 attendees. Miss Stephanie Skodak from Lorain spoke on What Women Should Know About Lews. Winners included Mrs L Roemer for pinochle and Mrs James Henry for bunco. Dessert followed at small tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry
Park Avenue
Stephanie Skodak
Lorain
L. Roemer
James Henry
Christ Brucker
Military Rites Held For M. B. Schaeffer
Funeral rites for Michael B. Schaeffer who died suddenly at the local hospital were held Wednesday afternoon at the Congregational church with private rites from his home. The service, officiated by Rev. T. J. Williams, drew a large crowd. Burial followed at Crownhill cemetery with Spanish American War veterans in charge at the grave and taps by regionnaires.
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Michael B. Schaeffer
Congregational Church
Tev
T. J. Williams
al. Sharp
Lorain
Charles Cowie
Edward Menz
William Miller
Amherst Fire Department
Jacob Rosenkranz
Ernst Lembke
Odd Fellows
C. J. Seeley
Carl Ernst
Knights of Pythias
Lesgionnaires
Crownhill Cemetery
Funeral Rites Held for Martin Bauer at St. Joseph Church
Funeral rites for the late Martin Bauer were held Wednesday morning from St. Joseph Catholic church with Fr. James Smith officiating. Pallbearers included Joe Sneider Anthony Mannock William Wenzel Fred Bodmann Anthony Fuhrman and Jacob Delfing. Burial by O. H. Baker Co. took place at St. Peter's cemetery Ridgeville.
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Martin Bauer
St. Joseph Catholic Church
James Smith
Joe Sneider
Anthony Mannock
Willian Wenzel
Fred Bodmann
Anthony Fuhrman
Jacob Delfing
O. H. Baker Co
St. Peter's Cemetery
Ridgeville
Plans Made For Federation Women Meetings In Akron
Plans were made to attend sessions of the State Federation of Democratic Women at Akron Saturday when the local Woman's Democratic Club met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Wolt on Maple Street. A follow up meeting was also arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Democratic Women
Akron
Woman's Democratic Club
Harry Wolt
Maple Street
Ladies Aid Society Meets at Bauer Home In Park Avenue
Twenty three members of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs A A Bauer's Park Avenue home. They discussed routine business and planned future activities. One new member, Mrs Emil Kotha, was welcomed. Refreshments were served by officers Mrs Bauer Mrs Jessie McLean Mrs Harry Standen Mrs Gus P Zilch and Mrs J G Maxwell.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
the Methodist Church
A A. J. Bauer
Park Avenue
Emil Kotha
Bauer
Jessie McLean
Harry Standen
Gus P. Zilch
J. G. Maxwell
Circle 2 St Ann’s Sovciety hosts at Mrs Braun home
Members of Circle 2 of St Ann’s Sovciety of St Joseph’s Church enjoyed hospitality at Mrs George Braun’s Park Avenue home Wednesday evening. They planned a public chicken dinner at the school hall June 12 and listed winners in card games: Mrs G Aschenbauch, Mrs George Men¢, Mrs Mary McCann, and Mrs Carl Bodmann. The dessert course followed and the group will meet with Mrs Carl Bodmann on Milan Avenue in two weeks.
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Circle 2
St. Ann's
St. Joseph's Church
George Braun
Park Avenue
G. Aschenbauch
George Men
Mary McCann
Carl Bodmann
Milan Avenue
Rehearsal and Civic Meetings Noted in Town Activities
A rehearsal of the union choir directed by Mrs R H Hearn takes place at 7 30 PM in St Peter s Evangelical and Reformed church parlors. Hickory Tree Grange meets at the Grange Hall. Miss Eckert leads a 4 H Club program of folk games with an initiation feature. Memorial Day communities plan a Town Hall meeting with all members urged to attend.
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Union Choir
R. H. Hearn
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Middle Ridge Club to Present Friday School Program
The Middle Ridge Community Club will stage a Friday evening program at the school featuring an eighth grade pupil exercise. The Amherst Athletic Club plans a Friday dance at Lorain Country Club with Walter Hines orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge Community Club
Amherst Athletic Club
Lorain
Social visitors and hospital update in Lorain
Mr and Mrs F W Bunting and Mr and Mrs Garland and daughter Jane called at the B A Jenne home Tuesday evening. Mrs Henry Schriner of Tenney Avenue underwent an appendicitis operation at St Joseph Hospital Lorain Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs A F Nalley were Wednesday evening guests of Mr and Mrs George Powers Lorain.
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F. W. Bunting
Garland
Jane
B. A. Jenne
Henry Schriner
Tenney Avenue
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
A. F. Nalley
George Powers
Two Fathers Rebel Against Court Order in Thievery Case
Fitchburg Massachusetts reported that two fathers Harold Woodworth and William Allen challenged a court order mandating they horsewhip their sons for theft. District Judge Thomas F. Gallagher issued the decree after the youths admitted stealing 12 pounds of wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Mass
Thomas F. Gallagher
Harold Woodworth
William Allen
Woodworth protests punishment for son in horsewhipping ruling
The Boston and Maine road case centers on Judge Gallagher ordering a “good sound horsewhipping” before June 8 to be given in the police station basement under a probation officer. Father Harry J. Woodworth objects, arguing the harm and his son’s first mistake, while Joseph Allen fears for his own ill health and cannot supervise the whipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Malne Ral Road
Harry J. Woodworth
Father Woodworth
Gallagher
Joseph Allen
Progress In Mail Transportation Shown In Elyria Display
A large poster by C. L. Johnson, rural mail carrier, highlights National Air Mail Week in Day's Music Store window. The exhibit includes air mail covers from historic flights, 24 foreign stamps, and views of old mail trains and early transport forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
C. L. Johnson
Johnson
Texas tests reflector stripes to replace painted lines
The Texas highway department conducts tests to replace painted road division lines with reflector stripes. Glass reflectors mounted in small metal fasteners are placed on hard surfaced highways across the state to mark traffic lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas Highway Department
Marmola Prescription Tablets Advertises Fat Loss
Advertisement promotes Marmola tablets as an easy fat loss method for individuals with hypothyroidism and low metabolism. It claims 30 years on the market and over twenty million boxes sold, noting the formula is included and a physician is advised for diagnosis.
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Wight
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