Elyria Intry Club Caddies Win Narrowly Over Lorain
Frank Frits led the Elyria Intry Club caddies to an 11-10 victory over Lorain Country in a return match at Lorain yesterday. Fritz shot 77, edging premier Lorain golfer Tony. Harry Marsh, Lorain open champion, added 78 and his team earned a small margin. Ernest saved the day for Elyria by rallying from a late deficit to even the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frits
Eblyris Intry
Lorain
Fritz
Tony
Loraine
Harry Marsh
Congregationals Triumph in Cascade Park Slugfest
The Congregationals defeated the Odd Fellows 16 to 15 in a late evening game at Cascade Park. Players Renouard Elzerow Richard and Ryan stood out as leaders, with the teams preparing for their next match at Grafton Sunday at one o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregationals
Fellows
Cascade Park
Odd Fellows
Grafton
Renouard
Elzerow
Richard
Ryan
Wilk Shippers to Hold Business Session in Oberlin
Oberlin Local of the Dairymen's Co Operative Silee Association will hold a business session at Grange Hall on May 20 1982 at 8 p m. Simeon Nash president and G A Brumby secretary release the notice. P S Brenneman president of the Dairymen's Co Operative Sales Association will address the assembly with a full report on work in the Cleveland area and interviews with milk buyers. All milk producers in the vicinity are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Dairymen's Co- Operative
Silee Association
Grange Hall
Simeon Nash
G. A. Brumby
P. S. Brenneman
Dairymen’s Co - Operative Sales Association
Cleveland
Tale Vicinity
Boxing results from multiple cities span last seven nights
United Press reports fighters from New York Brooklyn and Chicago with wins and losses. Mickey Walker defeats Pauline Wsendun in New York while other bouts list Pete Lefa and Johnny Jno among results in Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Sacramento.
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United Press
New York
Dmickey Walker
Pauline Wsendun
Jon Harlow
Ralph Ficncello
Brooklyn
Arthur Hat
Nathe Wm
Chicago
Tee Eee Xs Oeonee
Je Steve IR
Mriewepors
John O'Keefe
Pete Lefa- Be
Pittaburgh
Johnny Jno
Palladelphia
Werman Fellas
Newark
Leedale
Ameen Green
Pitte
Sacramento
Peter Wom
Angatos
Ho Navy In Meet Saturday Moor May 27
Navy and Moor schedule a Saturday meet on May 27 at the Ho venue. Officials list events and entries with likely track and field showings. Local clubs race against visiting squads as spectators anticipate results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
BRIEFS FROM May 26 CARETOWN AREA
Community notes report visitors from Cleveland Elyria and Parma and local gatherings including a Vanishing Tea series benefit for the Ladies Aid. Local students and athletes like Jack Keller prepare for Navy meet while others recover from flu and follow family celebrations across Ridgeville Lorain County.
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Anthony Nieding
Lois
A. Allen
A. Palmer
E. Terrell
4. Allen
F. Lyndes
E. D. Kern
Harriett Andrews
Ladies’ Aid Society
Thompson
Elyria
Walter Gough
Cleveland
George Lang
Kenneth Lang
Leroy Walker
Protrie
Ontario
Canada
W. A. Worthington
Joseph Pratt
B. J. Harris
Ridgeville
jAlso Frank Hall
Cook Road
EB. Bainbridge
Johnnie Sigsworth
Red
Austin
Asa Taft
John Worcester
Ora Walker
Lee Walker
Agnes O'Lloyd
Rock Gardens
Roy Abbey
Elyra
Arthur Smith
la Grange
Louis Stranahan
Russell Blodgett
Margaret
H. Olsen
Brook Park
Leonard Puls
Berea
Earl Donalds
Olmsted
B.cadogett
West View
Charles Black
Margaret Stranahan
Jena Cooper
Lyon Eldred
Betty Beahr
Fields
W. A. Wallington
George Melin
Parma
C. W. Dawson
Akron
D. Lessig
Don and Wade
Canton
Ohio
Buckeyes
Navy
Ohio State
Jack Keller
Red Revolt at Capitol The World and the Flesh film
A gusty adventure story set during the Russian revolution stars George Bancroft at the Capitol Theatre. Critics praise the tense drama and Bancroft’s standout performance in a realism rich Paramount production with Miriam Hopkins supporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bancroft
Capitol Theatre
Bancroft
Paramount
Miriam Hopkins
Favorita
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
McCoy Western at Dreamland in The Fighting Fool
Columbia film star Tim McCoy appears at the Dreamland Theatre in The Fighting Fool a vivid Western drama of adventure and romance. Marceline Day co stars as McCoy battles cattle rustlers with horsemanship feats and a stirring plot amid the old West. Robert Wegelhoff of Rochester visits Elyria. Mapla leaves Mole funeral to hold meetings in Kansas.
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Tim McCoy
Columbia
Dreamland Theatre
McCoy
Marceline Day
Robert
Billy Wehmbhoff
Rochester
Elyria
Mapla
Kansas
Buckere Kitchen Maids Meet In Sheffield
Sheffield briefs cover a May 21 meeting of the Buckere Kitchen Maids at Hazel and Helen Smiths home. The town notes funeral services for Mrs. B Harris of Ridgeville and lists graduates and events from Elyria township and Brookside high schools with diplomas, speakers, and processions.
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Sheffield
Buckere
Hazel
Helen Smith
B. Harris
Ridgeville
Alma Johnson
Peter Spark
Charles Mammer
Gulf Road School
Harry Jackson
Gerald Morris
Markley School
Ella Johnson
Ford Road
Carrie Cahoon
Elyria
Raymond Dunfee
George Root
North Canton
Hilda Rider
Brookside High School
J. A. McSinihe
America
Rosella Gubeno
Virden Maddock
Joseph Welter
Angeline Naro
Norma's
Juanita Traxler
Bernice Jungbluth
John M. Harding
Marty Gang
Board of Education
Labor's Gate
Blaine Poor
William Reeder
Leona Gallagher
Bernyce Jungbluth
Luella Mackert
Lucida Manchester
John Owen
Mary Lou Reed
Mildred Reeder
Walter Young
Baptist Ehtrel
Avon
Ancient elephant teeth found near Gravesend Kent
Three large teeth, each weighing three to four pounds, were presented to the Natural History Museum. Found in a grave pit near Gravesend, Kent, they illuminate ancient elephants that roamed the Thames Valley long before later species. An American radio station in Mukden has reopened, offering direct service to the United States and Europe via this country.
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London
Natural History Museum
Gravesend
Kent
Thames Valley
Africa
India
Mukden
United States
Europe
Radio Programs Across Cleveland Stations Friday Schedule
Listings detail WHE WTAM WE AF, WGAR and others with daily broadcasts from baseball resumes to orchestras, bands, and variety shows. Notable names include Chandu the Magician, Advedntures in Health, Alex Gray Band, Lopez’s Band, and Morton Downey. Time blocks show long day of music, talk, news, and sport.
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Cleveland
Chandu
Morton Downey
Bath Club
Sam
Gus van
Beau Bachelor
Alex Gray
Adele Starr
Magician
Radio Jake
Louise
O—Ed Day
Art Cook
WTAM
Waldorf Orchestra
Chester Zahn
Glenn
The
Goldbergs
Jessica Dragonette
Calamers
Eskimo Night Club
Reisman
Dale Wimbrow
Miles
Dolores di
Lopez
Moss and
Jane
Jack and Jill
Pett
Don Amado
Geo. Williams
WGAR
W. Wilson
J Fnston
Stebbins Boys
Jores and Hare
Rajrut
Mildred Claire
A Rolfe
Sisters of the Skillet
Friendship Town
Edna Bellege
Whiteman
C. Amos
Andy
Friedman
Foi
Iinh
Ralph Kirhery
Jne Moss
Ted Black
Twaz
Lowell Thomas
Ames
Elsia Janis
Victor Moore
Pickens
Witt
Pete
Cheerio
Gene
Laugh Club
Hvasteck
Hugo Marian
Radio Household Institute
Keys To Happiness
George ‘Washington
Sports Flash
Funk
Moss and Jones
Lerry Funk
Mvestack
Don Gonzalo
Dressetn
Lady Next Door
Genia Fonariova
Baseball Flash
F. J. Merrick
Russ Columbs
George Hall
Armand Veasey
Arthur Cook
Boston
Ann Leaf
Christian
Vincent H. Percy
Gonnie Boswell
Phil Barker
Tbb
Abe Lyman
Arthur Haar
Ruth Etting
Ed Das
Rocky Austin
Nut House
Marlon McKay
Rubberneckman
Accidents Kill 3 At Columbus
Three people died in Columbus Thursday. Minnie Henderson 6 fatally burned when her clothing caught fire while reaching for a gas stove. Joseph Garrett 23 drowned in a gravel pit. Florence Lea Je struck and killed by a train while crossing a railroad trestle near Central High School.
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Columbus
Minnie Henderson
Joseph Garrett
Central High School
Florence Lea
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Ernest
Ern
Mberton
Ger
Fox
Gynton
Umberton
Steid
Stryker
G Lamberton
Jon
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Hupp Jre
Haehl
Wilk Shippers
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St. L. Jane
Adern
Philadelphia
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Giants
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Capitol
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Dreamland
Barlow
Don Redman
Arnheim
Madriguera
Cincianat
WLW
Netherland Plaga
Bert Lown
Carsfres
Netherland Place
Centerville
Dayton Thoroughbreds
Vox Humana
Pietro
Atkins
Londoners
Gibson Orchestra
Henry Thies
Snyder's
Castle Farm
Merle Thorpe
Don Beator
Sporte
Musical Bulletin
Michael Burks
Buddy Roge
Cavaliere
Herb Gordo Orchastra
al Katee
Saterday
May
Tate
Wam
Melody Hour
Gordon String Quartet
Gapitol
Monto
Dor Krilly
George
Bancroft Hopkins
Paramount Picture
Babe Routh
Babe
Kenneth Lea
Wayne King
National Sunday Forum
Jane Froman
John Fogarty
Annabelle Jackson
Baseball Flaah
Gens
Dace Orchestra
WTAN
Ameri Guise
Muaings
Bath Parker’s
Olumbo and Orchestra
Jesse Crawford
Moss
Jones
Teddy Black
Adelphia
Kats
Symphonia
Ed Day
Brooka and Rosas
Tates
O—Acé Brigade
Gr Theatre
O—Roses
Watchtower
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Hasa
Gypay
Highway
K. Hutcheson
Orch
Gauchos
Memories Garden
Zid Day
Larry Funk
Babe Ruth
Neisner
Clive Brook
Charlie Ruggles
Vivienne Osborne
Juliette Compton
Harry Bannister
Charlie Chase
Tobassco
Joan Crawford
Letty Lynton
Neil Hamilton
Pauline Fredrick
Hobart Bosworth
Fighting Fool
Sue Carol Noah Beery
Lightning Warrior No
Jerusalem ‘City of Peace
Universal News
Joseph B. Corcoran
Henry J. Miller
Bend, Ore
Everett Miller
Terrebonne
Gray Butte
Tibet
Old Asia
A. B. Sauer
White Hat
L. C. Hecock
Broad St
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