OSU Announces 20 Agricultural Scholarship Winners
Ohio State University awarded twenty scholarships across four districts to undergraduates in agricultural studies. Winners from Northwestern, Northeastern, and two Southwestern districts posted scores from 65 to 78.4, with Dean Alfred Willan announcing the selections. Each $240 award covers four of the next six years and the university incidental fee, based on the April 12 exams.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Alfred Willan
College of Agriculture
Northwestern
Howard Shambarger
Montpelier
Randolph Wine
Bryan
Gardner
R. PR
Herschel Hecker
Prospect
Wayne Schober
Millbury
Max Drake
Marshall Whisler
R. R
Ashland
Edward Amiet
Apple Creek
Lee Culler
Lucas
Hobart Lockman
Mt. Vernon
Lester Newcomb
Burton
Southwestern
G. Melvin Wilkinson
Hilards
Delbel Kinsel
Brookville
Downing Converse
Amlin
William Tudor
Hilliards
Ryamond Widney
Sidney
C. Raymond Campbell
R.F. D
McConnellsvile
Paul Sellers
R. D
Hebron
Curt MccIntorf
Pennsville
James Hambleton
McConnellsville
Louis R. Strong
Death Record MRS ELIZA WILLIAMS
Mrs. Eliza Williams 82 widow of Chipman Williams of Dover died May 25 after a long illness at Wadsworth hospital Born in Dover Cugahosa county she lived there most of life She wed 11 years with sister Mrs 8 A Phinney on Wooster street Elyria For over a year she lived with brother F J Rose of Seville Funeral from Pease Funeral home Dover Wednesday at two o'clock Also notices Roland J Harris died at his home 846 Broad Street Sunday at 9 50 p m age 63 11 days He leaves a brother a half brother three half sisters Leland Harris Vermilion Alfred Padley West River Road Mrs Hilla Vincent Ella Jones Elyria Mrs Frances Conabee Lorain Burial Sheffield cemetery Tuesday funeral 2 30 Sudro Funeral Home Rev Paul Bourquin officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Willams
Eliza Williams
Chipman Williams
Dover
Wadsworth Hospital
Williams
Cugahosa County
Roland J. Harris
Broad Street
Leland Harris
Vermilion
Ohio
Alfred Padley
West River Road
Hilla
Vincent
Ella Jones
Elyria
Frances Conabee
Lorain
2500 Foot Parachute Jump Shown At Elyria Airport
Mariana Jeff Brouse of Spencer completed a 2500 foot parachute jump yesterday at Elyria airport LaPorte from an Elyria Air Service Inc airplane. Witnesses described two graceful olive landing, drawing a crowd of Sunday motorists. Brouse has entered the exhibition business. Wheat rust forms continue to baffle scientists with 52 strains now isolated, up from under 30 a decade ago.
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Elyria
LaPorte
Mariana Jeff Brouse
Elyria Air Servce, Inc
Brouse
Spencer
Morrows and Lindberghs Host Joint Tea In Englewood
Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow returns from Mexico City to Englewood where his daughter Anne is to wed Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. A large gathering of about 150 Morrows and Lindberghs friends attends a tea at the Morrow estate. The event marks the first time the families entertain together as wedding plans move forward within the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
Anne
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico City
Morrow
Morrow Estate
Amorg
Lindbergh
Evangeline Lindbergh
Filer
Morrows
Lindberghs
Truant Officer Reports Busy May for Elyria Schools
Elyria truant officer C M Williams reports a busier May with 160 cases investigated, sickness accounting for 60. Wilful truancy rises to 17 amid declines in absenteeism due to neglect, seeking work, and other causes. Year to date total investigations reach 1,127 with 348 sickness cases. Williams logged 1,513 miles and 1,078 home visits this year.
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C. M. Williams
Elyria
Williams
Roosevelt
McKinley
Garford
McKinley School
Franklin
Hamilton
Ely
Gates
Jefferson
Opportunity
Simons Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Craps Incident
Oscar Simons was fined $10 and costs by Justice S. J. George in police court this morning after pleading guilty to a disorderly conduct charge. He was arrested yesterday while participating in an alleged game of craps behind Roosevelt School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Simons
Justice S. J. George
Roosevelt School
Man hits for a match fined ten and costs
Arthur Franks of 149 School street demanded a match on Prospect street Saturday. When refused he struck the other man also without matches. Police jailed Franks on a disorderly conduct charge and he pleaded guilty in police court noting he had been drinking. he owed ten dollars and costs.
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Arthur Franks
School Street
Prospect Street
Franks
Cars Damaged in Crash at Intersection
A collision at the Fourth street and West avenue intersection Saturday at 5:30 involved a car driven by W B Kelly of 435 West South Street. Kelly said a coupe turned onto Fourth ahead of him. both cars damaged. occupants fled without explanation. Evans fined $25 for reckless driving after a Second street and East avenue crash. witnesses placed him on the wrong side of the street. Justice S J George imposed the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Kelly
West Sth
Fourth Street
West Avenue
Kelly
Evans
Second Street
East Avenue
S. J. George
West River Street
John Tisza
Andrew Mitcher
Cifaion Street
Tisza
Mitcher
C. W. Jones
Lake Avenue
Joe Mitchell
Wharton
Ed. Monroe
Monroe
Three Arrests for Intoxication in Local Police Court
Three intoxication arrests were made over the weekend by local police. Frank Wack of Lodi Street John Finan and Stanley Shiresky of Fifteenth Street faced charges this morning, all pleaded guilty, and were fined five dollars plus costs by Justice of Peace S. J. George.
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Frank Wack
Lodi Street
John Finan
Stanley Shiresky
Fifteenth Street
Justice of Peace
S. J. George
Distinction Day events near junior high feature seniors skit
A Steubenville pageant segment showcased a stringed trio of Hugh Sweet Robert Farrar and Russell Parrot a marionette stunt and clog dancing by Helen Hutt and Rose Hurd followed by vocal solos by J Martin Beck The seniors prepared a class play advertisement and will pose for photos later That evening the class play Mr Pim Passes By is slated for the high school auditorium Friday and Saturday
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Hugh Sweet
Robert Farrar
Russell Parrot
Helen Hutt
Rose Hurd
J. Martin Beck
Mr. Pim
Taplin Hopkins Name Sparks City Terminal Dispute
May 27 city notes name of City Manager W. R. Hopkins in the clash between Taplin and Van Sweringen interests over Wheeling & Lake Erie entering the Union Terminal group. Frank E. and C. P. Taplin accuse Hopkins of responsibility for the trouble and outline plans for a Lake-to-Sea trunkline and Eagle Avenue Ramp level to influence terminal access.
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Cleveland
W. R. Hopkins
Taplin
van Sweringen
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Union Terminal Group
Frank E
C. P. Taplin
Charsed Hopkins
Taplins
Mancecy
Eagle Avenue
Wheeling
Tiplin
Brownhelm Alumni Holds Annual Meeting and Senior Night
The Brownhelm Alumni Association gathered Friday at Brownhelm Congregational church with about 135 attendees. Highlights included class decorations in 1929 colors, a Ladies' Society catered dinner, a toast by G. Cooper, and Senior Class Night featuring two plays and a candlelight service. Also noted were funeral services for Mrs. Marr Mauer and upcoming church school picnics.
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Amherst
Brownhelm Alumni Association
Brownheim Congregational Church
Ross
Ladies’ Society of the Church
G. Cooper
Lorain
Olive Hall
Lucille Lange
Evelyn Titsdale
Rose Franklin
Lucille Gillman
Molly Ludwig
Clarion Hoffner
Richard Monger
Robert Zilch
Who's
the Boss
Esther Nabakowski
Athalie Ernst
Marie Sinerson
Florence Walczikowski
Nadine McCoy
Adelaide Webb
Earle Kane
Lloyd Nickel
Lewis Reichert
Harry Schultz
Audrey Schmauch
William Robertson
Gregory Brown
Vern Hofffman
Flight crew recounts perilous trip and propeller failure
Kelly and Robbins describe their 50,000 mile flight in a nine cylinder motor plan. They say vibration began Saturday noon and a hub nick caused a 15 inch propeller split ending the flight. Physicians reported both men in good condition and ready to resume. The Fort Worth Chamber raised 10000 and they will split about 22000 plus per hour bonuses.
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Kelly
United Press
O. K
Robbins
Fort Worth
Elyria High Junior-Senior Sack Rush Set for Tuesday
Elyria High announces the junior senior sack rush will be held Tuesday at 4 PM on the athletic field as part of Senior Distinction Day. The contest, begun in 1926-27, aims to curb hazing and vandalism, with the winning class earning a cup later placed in the trophy case.
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Elyria High School
C. P. Shively
Alx
Common Pleas Court Notes In Elyria and Portman cases
Common Pleas Court notes show John P Hebebrand filed a petition against Otto and Olive Miller for labor and materials totaling 340.70 on a building project. H A Wasbecher seeks a warranty deed from C F Schroeder and Nellie K Schroeder. Judge W B Thompson awarded 515.32 to Phoenix Cheese Co in its suit against E V Portman with jury waived.
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Common Pleas Court
John P. Hebebrand
Otto
Olive Miller
Elyria
H. A. Wasbecher
C.F. Schroeder
Nellie K. Schroeder
Common Pleas
W. 8B. Thompson
Phoenix Cheese Company
E. V. Portman
Inspiring Graduation Talk Urges Faith and Obedience
A commencement excerpt highlights Luke 5 1 11 with Jesus choosing disciples. Rev Ernst urges graduates under twenty one to value religion, integrity and obedience as they build futures, noting Peter’s example of faith and willingness to work leads to success.
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Jesus
Christ
Sea of Galilee
Peter
Ernst
Thistory
Northern Ohio Security System opens Elyria office
The Northern Ohio Security System corporation introduced a loan method, offering amounts above typical bank loans with installment budgeting. The Elyria branch, at 238 Second Street, is led by Fred C. Ruth with local directors Thomas N. Cook Robert H. Cre bore and Lawrence H. Webber. Loans up to 3000 dollars require two guarantors and can be repaid weekly with a 2 premium for prompt payments.
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Northern Ohio Security System Corporation
Second Street
Germany
Europe
E. A. Brown
The
Security System, Inc
Elyria
Fred C. Ruth
Amherst
Brown
Memorial Observance in Brownhelm Draws Large Crowd
A landmark Memorial Day service in Brownhelm drew about 900 attendees from Lorain and Elyria. VFW units led a march from Poverty Hill to the cemetery, joined by a Lorain drum and bugle corps and Elyria fife and drum corps. Prosecutor Don Myers and Assistant Prosecutor John Harding spoke. graves of veterans from major American wars were decorated by children.
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Brownhelm
Lorain
Elyria
Ittle Village
Poverty Hill
Fife and Drum Corps
Elyria Organization
Parka
Don Myers
John Harding
America
Concrete paving sought for Telegraph road project progress
County commissioners and local interests pressed for a concrete pavement from South Amherst to the Erin County line with state highway department cooperation. Bids were opened with Hill and Hill Elyria named as concrete bidders, while a lower macadam option was also proposed. Police tagged 33 autos Saturday and Sunday for parking violations, split between time limit and after dark without lights.
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State Highway Department
South
Amherst
Erin
Hill and Hill of
Elyria
Elyria Company
Robert M. Wald
Senators Question Press Source in Roll Call Session
United Press reporter Mallon testifies about his Roll Call of the Senate story and sources. He dodges naming confidential sources while confirming discussions with senators after executive sessions and addressing perceived inaccuracies.
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Moses
Mallon
United Press
Washington Post
Senate
Evanson
Dem
Harrison
Paul
Watson
Repu
Ind
Real Faber Stops Tigers as Sox Claim 2–0 Victory
Urban Real Faber, veteran White Sox pitcher, limited the Detroit Tigers to one hit in a 2–0 win. The Chisox scored both runs without a hit, aided by strong defense and timely play. For the Giants, Bob O’Farrell and Pat Crawford drove in four runs each in a 15–8 win over the Braves with Crawford delivering a bases-loaded homer as a pinch hitter.
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Urban
Real" Faber
Chicago White Sox
Petroit Tigers
Gehringer
Faber
White Sox
Bob O'Farrell
Pat Crawford
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Crawford
Markets: Cleveland produce and livestock prices May 27
Cleveland markets list produce prices for butter eggs poultry and potatoes with per pound and per sack figures. Cleveland livestock quotes show hogs cattle calves sheep and lambs prices, plus Toledo and New York hay market notes and ranges.
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Cleveland
New York
Maine Green
Cleveland Livestock
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Timothy
Four Tie For First In Spring Valley Blind Par Tourney
Four golfers in Spring Valley's blind par tournament posted net 73 to lead. A Showell George Dick R H Withrow Jr and Dr R Gohr shared top honors. Others at 78 included F A Michaels Mel Harrison and H C Charkson. Fred Kushinsky club champion shot 38 40 73 and Rudy Staff 36 43 79.
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Spring Valley
A. Showell
George Dick
R. H. Withrow, Jr
Dr. R. Gohr
F. A. Michaels
Mel Harrison
H. C. Charkson
Fred Kushinsky
Rudy Staff
First Baptist Church Fund Reaches 193 337 For Building
Enthusiasm rose at First Baptist Church as two services added 37 000 to the building fund total to 193 337 with many more gifts expected. Subscriptions are mainly from church members, about 500 dollars to go. Building plans for a new East Avenue structure move forward, with the Middle Avenue Second Street site no longer under consideration. The building committee chaired by A E Taylor includes F O Wilford C E Hancock C Blanchard and H Kelloggs Day, and will decide next steps soon.
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First Baptist Church
East Ave
Middle Avenue
Second Street
A. E. Taylor
F. O. Wilford
C. E. Hancock
C. ©. Blanchard
H. Kelloggs Day
Eskins Joyce Tie For 12th In Marathon Finish
In Fabens Texas on Sunday Charles Eskins of Elyria Ohio and Mike Joyce of Northern Ohio tied for 12th place in the 57th lap of C C Pyles marathon. Both finished in 10 hours 47 minutes 5 seconds.
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Fabens
Tex
Charles Eskins
Cable
Elyria
Ohio
C. C. Pyles
Eskins
Mike Joyce
Eagles Stage Boxing Show Tied to Spring Festival
Eagles boxing committee finalizes plans for a boxing show during the Spring Festival to be held on Decoration Day eve ning at the Fairgrounds. Rosy Rosales and Jack Barry set to meet in the main go of the all star card. An amateur silver gloves tournament will run on other festival evenings. It marks the silver anniversary of the Elyria Aerie of the Eagles.
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Eagles
Fairgrounds
Rosy Rosales
Jack Barry
Allstar
Elyria Aerie
The
Dempsey Breaks From Fugazy and Cole
Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight champion, announced via his attorney that he ends his association with Humbert Fugazy Edwin Cole, New York promoters. He canceled a contract to act as matchmaker for the Fugazy Cole group due to no suitable outdoor arena site in New York. The remark ends with a quip about the brain’s reaction time.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Humbert
Fugazy
Edwin Cole
Dempsey
Fugazy-Cole
Boles shoots 71 at Elyria Country Club
L. C. Boles, Wooster College head coach, tops northern Ohio golfers with a 71 at Elyria Country Club last Saturday. He tested his form for the national open qualifier set for June 10 at the same course, preferring not to use all back tees yet delivering remarkable scoring.
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L. C. Boles
Wooster College
Ohio
Boles
Elyria Country Club
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Jane Hehed
Vestal
Lod
Walter Hackett
Center Street
Hackett
Steubenville
Fred Ely
Nick Mahila
Holiday Grove
W. Va
Sheffield
England
Tapling
Hopkins
Week Day Bible School
Camp Iss-see-kes
St. Peter’s Evangelical Sunday School
Honduras
Herman Beesing
Baltimore
Evangelical Church
Alice Becker
Karl Sablers
Maillon
Malon
Baptist Church Fund
Joyce
Cole
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Carter
O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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