Marines Defeat Rebels in Nicaragua Two Engagements
In Nicaragua two recent marine patrol engagements defeated rebel bands near Barial and Estelie. One rebel leader was killed, several rebels wounded, and no Marines were harmed. The May 12 clash near Barial was conducted by Lt. Walraven with a large rebel force. Lt. Howard Kenyon’s patrol dispersed 30 rebels near Estelie with injuries reported but no fatalities. Marine aviator Lt. Christian F. Chilt left for the United States to receive a congressional Medal of Honor for aiding in evacuating wounded Marines from Quilali in January.
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Managua
Nicaragua
United States
John Walraven
Barilal
Howard Kenyon
Estelie
Christian F. Chilt
Quilali
Columbia High School Commencement List Names Graduates
May 22 notice lists the Columbia high school graduates for the Thursday commencement: Leona Brohar Roberta Churchward Ross Churchward Virginia Cole Roy Dettman Helen Dowler Blanche Hitchcock Helen Grilis Dorothy Hawke Carroll Jones Marietta Weitzel Lila Olmes DeForest Osborne Percy Richards Margaret Mayer and Edward Yuerthele.
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Columbia
Leona Brohar
Roberta Churchward
Ross Churchward
Virginia Cole
Roy Dettman
Helen Dowler
Blanche Hitchcock
Helen Grilis
Dorothy Hawke
Carroll Jones
Marietta Weitzel
Lila Olmes
DeForest Osborne
Percy Richards
Margaret Mayer
Edward “Yuerthele
Local notices and social updates from Berea area events
Miss Lila Olmes will have the sal utatory address and Miss Helen Grills the taledictory. Prof. Mack of Oberlin College will speak this evening. Mrs. Charles Draper of Bennetts Corners has pneumonia. Memorial Sunday services May 27 at the Baptist church by Rev. C. M. Kennedy of Berea at 7:30 a.m. Special music planned. Decoration Day services May 30 at 10 a.m. Donald Kennedy will deliver the address. Music by W. Krause and the Columbia band. Mrs. Lulu Anderson of Spencer visiting sister Mrs. Harrington. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen visiting in West Virginia. J. H. Akins and Miss Akins attended Baldwin-Wallace Alumni banquet in Elyria. Dr. Storms of Berea spoke on the Outlook of the College. Henry Weekly employed on a Lake steamer. Afton and Leo Harrington visited Charles Harrington in Cleveland. Miss Rephi French and others attended Norton school class play at Barberton. Miss Juniata Sons teaches violin in Copley. J. H. Van Arsdale having house painted. A Grange meeting featured talks on Mammoth Cave and growing potatoes in old fashion and modern ways, with piano and vocal items. Leon Clement of Strongsville visited. Substantial Pontoon boats devised by a Florida inventor for service and amusement.
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Helen Grills
Mack
Oberlin College
Charles Draper
Bennetts Corners
W. H. Harrington
J. H. Bastard
Coe Ridge
Dover
Victor Mortock
Mary
the Baptist Church
C. M. Kennedy
Berea
Town Hall
Donald Kennedy
Cleveland
W. 7. Krause
Columbia
Lulu Anderson
Spencer
Lester Harrington
Fred Allen
West Virginia
J. H. Akins
Gertrude Akins
Lorain County
Baldwin-Wallace College
Elyria
Dr. Storms
Akins
Henry Weekly
Afton
Leo Harrington
Charles Harrington
Rephi French
Lyle Reisinger
Donald van Arsdale
Norton School
Barberton
Juniata Sons
Miss Sons
Perry Reisinger
Milford Bartter
Perry Heineman
Rev. Mackey
Leon Clement
Strongsville
Charlies Hawk
Ohio University Frat Initiates Oberlin Youth
John Lyon Daniels of North Ridgeville and Emil Albert Wells of Oberlin were initiated into Ohio University fraternities in Athens. Daniels, a Beta Theta Pi freshman, and Wells, a Lambda Chi Alpha sophomore, were among ten initiated members this period.
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John Lyon Daniels
North Ridgeville Street
North Olmsted
Emil Albert Wells
South Main Street
Oberlin
Ohio University At
Sir Daniels
Ridgeville High School
Beta Theta Pi
Ohio University
Daniels
Oberlin High School
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Graduation Exercises at Brownhelm High School 1928
The Brownhelm High School class of 1928 will hold commencement in the Brownhelm school auditorium on Thursday evening May 24. The program includes orchestra selections, an invocation by Rev. N. E. Fiscott, a class address by Thomas Wilson, piano numbers by Miss Lucy Whittles and Miss Ruth Fried, and diploma presentation by William Trinter. The four boys and one girl in the class are Ruth Fried, Walter Knispel, Frank Sabo, Frank Leinbach, and Leonard Northeim. The class colors are green and gold and the motto is Quality and Not Quantity. Alumni banquet and high school picnic are planned, with various community events and club meetings noted.
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Amherst
Brownhelm Hi
Brownhelm School
Brownhelm High School
N. E. Fiscott
Thomas Wilson
Lorain P. M.C.A
Guet
Lucy Whittleses
Ruth Fried
Wiliam Trinter
Board of Education
N. E. Escott
Walter Knispel
Frank Sabo
Frank Leinbach
Leonard Northeim
Cascada Park
Elyria
Ladies’ Society of the
Congregational Church
Edith Hoffner
Otto Witte
William Schroeder
Middle Street
Cloverleaf Club
Security Benefit Association
Wm. Dangel
Vanette Weichel
Friendship Club
Oberlin College
Milan Avenue
Beaver Creek
C. A. Jones
Lorain
Incal Hospital
Machance
South
Mystery of Missing Child Deepens in Youngstown
May 22 report on 10 year old Beatrice Rosenbaum's disappearance eight days after neighbors saw her enter a dilapidated Ford with a middle aged man. Five hundred high school boys aided in the search, police led by Chief Wallace Metcalfe pursued new clues about three men seen burying something near the Y and S tracks. A Canfield produce deliverer questioned. no details emerged.
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Youngstown
Beatrice Rosenbaum
Wallace Metcalfe
South Side
Rosenbaum
Salo Wins 0.74 Mile Lap In Pyle's Race
In Deposit New York May 22 the Pyle trans continental race continued with Salo Pas saic New Jersey leading after a 0.74 mile lap in 12 hours 13 minutes and 9 seconds while Andrew Payne Claremore Oklahoma held a 16 hour edge over rival Joan Salo and other runners. The field faced delays from heavy traffic and organizers set a 1 a m finish for today with no more 3 30 a m stragglers allowed.
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Deposit
N. Y
C. Pyle
Liberty
Waverly
Andrew Payne
Claremore
Okla
Joan Salo
Passaic
N. J
Finn
Payne
Salo
James Pollard
Reno
Nev
Berlenbach to Attempt Comeback in Queens Semi Final
Former light heavyweight champion Paul Berlenbach faces Larry Estridge in a 10 round semi final at Queensboro Stadium tonight. Estridge, once undefeated at 176 pounds, met Berlenbach during his bid for the title, suffering a knockout defeat as Berlenbach faded from the spotlight.
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New York
Paul Berlenbach
Larry Estridge
Queensboro Stadium
Estridge
Berlenbach
Meyer
Schwartz Seeks Bantam Title in 15 Round Ebbets Field Bout
Brooklyn May 22 Izzy Schwartz of New York plans to win the bantamweight title by beating Bushoe Graham of New York in a 15 round championship bout at Ebbets Field Wednesday night. The 118 pound division lacks a current champion though the National Boxing Association and the New York State Athletic Commission will recognize the bout as for the title.
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