Girls To Play Baseball Title Game At High School
More than 300 Llyria High School girls near season end with the championship game set for next Tuesday between the senior and sophomore all star teams. Miss Marian Kemble notes the teams earned final spots by beating the junior and freshman teams. Preceding the game, top junior and sophomore teams led their leagues. Two teams formed per class due to large numbers, and interest remains high though space limited. A ping pong tournament also advances with about 22 players left for final rounds.
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Llyria High
Marian Kemble
Kemble
Hoover Heads to Cleveland for Private Dinner
Former President Herbert Hoover departed Detroit today for Cleveland to attend a private dinner party hosted by Newton D. Baker, former secretary of war. Hoover spoke at Detroit's tenth anniversary boys clubs dinner last night, flanked by Lawrence Ritchie and William E. Hall as they travel with him.
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Detroit
Herbert Hoover
Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Hoover
Boys’ Clubs
Lawrence Ritchie
William E. Hall
Boys’ Club
Harry Garfield
Baker
8000 Feet Of Fire Hose Being Tested
Elyria firefighters begin tests on 8000 feet of fire hose under Fire Chief W N Bates to assess leaks and pressure tolerance. Early results show a few leaks. replacements are made yearly, with some hoses up to 18 years old. The test uses 200 pound pressure and continues to determine replacement needs due to aging and wear.
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Elyria
W. N. Bates
Bates
Nurse Leaps To Her Death In Cleveland
In Cleveland a 36 year old graduate nurse Miss Pearl Cohen leaped from Fenway Hall eighth floor to die. A brother identified her. Police had known of her intent since a May 5 nine page letter found in a hotel room where she had stayed since May 10.
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Cleveland
Fenway Hall
Miss Pearl Cohen
Sidney Cohen
Miss Cohen
Julius Selman
Device To Measure Noise Is Simplified
BOSTON An electrical noise detective has been perfected. Measuring noise has been elaborate and expensive, but the new device, made by a Cambridge firm, is compact, easily portable and the operator needs only to push a button, turn a knob and read the dial. The electrical Sherlock Holmes, which measures different factory noises, consists of a high quality microphone, a wide range, high gain amplifier, a rectifier and indicating meter. The sounds picked up by the microphone are changed into electrical impulses which are magnified many times by the amplifier and then rectified and indicated on the meter.
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Boston
Cambridge
California Fruit Store Celebrates 19th Anniversary
The California Fruit Store marks nineteen years of steady growth from a small shop to a modern food concern at 601 Broad Street. Under Jim Johnson’s leadership, the business has become a depot of quality foods, dairy, and fresh produce in Elyria. Johnson owns the firm after buying out partner Tom Karris on June 1, 1936. The 1930s expansion included a new brick building with window displays, lighting, refrigeration, and sanitary counters to boost customer service.
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California Fruit
Broad Street
Jim Johnson
Elyria
Johnson
Tom Karris
California Fruit Store
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British Marriages Rise While Divorces Drop
London reports show 1935 data from the Registrar General: marriages up, births up, and divorces down. Marriage rate 17.2 per 1000, births 698,756, population England and Wales about 40.65 million, decrees absolute 4,069, down 218 from 1934.
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London
Great Britain
Regiotrac- General
England and
Wales
Nist
Lincoln pardons story shows his great heart
A father pleads for his son as Lincoln listens with sympathy. The president hears the generals urge no more pardons but cannot bear the old man's sad departure. He calls the man back, seeking mercy despite wartime pressure.
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Lincoln
New Steam Power Streamliner Aeolus Debuts on Chicago Line
The Burlington railroad unveils the Aeolus steam power streamliner on its Chicago to Denver route with two 1,800 horsepower diesel electric units and a 568,000 pound weight. It enters service on the Chicago main line near Aurora Illinois amid public display in Chicago.
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Aeolus
Burlington Railroad
Aurora
Chicago
Denver
Acme
Candidates Tie In Veton Agree To Divide Salary
In St. Jacob township Bellville Illinois Blaha and Edwin Kise, candidates for tax collector, settled a tie by an agreement. King will perform the work and pay Mrs. Blaha one third of the fees totaling about 468 dollars annually.
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Bellville
Illentha Blaha
Edwin Kise
St. Jacob
King
Blaha
Crazy Laws Baffle Portland Pastor Bells Permit Question
Portland pastor Dr Willard H Pope sought a permit for church bells with Mayor Carson in a bid to learn whether such a permit was required He learned no permit was needed Mixed orders lead to a misread instruction in Willoughby Ohio where a truck driver was told to go to a garage for repairs and returned with license plates from a junk dealer Germans and English youth unite at a camp in West Lavington England
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Ore
Willard H. Pope
Calvary Tabernacle
Carson
Willoughby
Larry Mitchell
Jgink
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