Davey Defends Administration At Elyria Rally
Gov Martin L Davey defended his Ohio administration at a primary rally in Elyria praising liquor enforcement gains and tax reductions while attacking enemy newspapers over Toledo coverage He cited boosts to old age pensions and bank deposit payouts and praised the highway department as clean and honest in a speech before about 500 attendees.
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Toledo
Martin L. Davey
the Elks Hall
Cleveland
CIO
Elyria
Davey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
UGU
Samuel Squire
Squire
Union Trust Company
Senate
Harry Sparks
Highway Department
James Metzenbaum
Jimmy Meddlesomebum
State Highway Department
America
William G. Smith
Lorain County
Democratic Executive Committee
Conway Fined for Reckless Driving on Huron Street
Charles B. Conway of Overbrook road was fined $2 and costs for reckless driving when arraigned before Mayor Joseph Petro on Saturday. Court records show Conway was arrested early Saturday morning by officers who charged him with driving in a reckless manner on Huron street.
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Charles B. Conway
Overbrook Road
Joseph @. Petro
Conway
Huron Street
Stolen Car Recovered By Local Police
George Birkline reported his car stolen Saturday evening from 143 Cornell Avenue. Police found the vehicle about 5 a.m. Sunday on Greeley Street.
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George Birkline
East Avenue
Birkline
Cornell Avenue
Greeley Street
Death Record of John Mockler in Wakeman
Funeral services for John Mockler 87 held at St Marys church in Wake man with Solemn High Mass. Interment in St Marys cemetery. Born in Tamnard County Galway Ireland, he emigrated to America via England then Tar rytown New York, married Catherine Clark, moved to Ohio. Survived by three children Mrs John Guthrie Lima Mrs Camry and Thomas J Mockler of Wake man, one son Peter died young, thirteen grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Tarrytown
New York
Catherine Clark
Ohio
Wakeman
John Guthrie
Lima
Camry
Thomas J. Mockler
Peter
Amherst Man 70 Dies of Heart Attack at Home
William C. Kreeger aged 70 died suddenly from a heart attack at his South Main street home in Amherst. He was born in Germany and lived most of his life in town. Survived by son Orley Detoi Mich, daughter Mable Neufer of Elyria, brothers Charles and Harmon, and granddaughter Orlene Kreeger of Detroit. Funeral held at Baker Funeral Home with Rev. M. A. Hayes officiating. Pallbearers named. burial in Crownhill Cemetery.
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Amherst. O
Wiliam C. Kreeger
South Main Street
Germany
Amherst
Orley Detoi Mich
Mable Neufer
Elyria
Charles
Harmon
Orlene Kreeger
Detroit
Baker Funeral Home
M. A. Hayes
First Evangelical Church
Arthur Gringle
Ray Johnson
Otto Bach
Henry Minch
Oscar Klingenmier
Philips
Crownhill Cemeterry
Wakeman Masonic Leader W. Scutt Dies at 83
WAKEMAN March 31 W. Scutt 83 former Justice of the Peace died at his home yesterday afternoon. Born in Michigan June 1 1852 he lived in New London before moving to Wakeman. A retired harness maker he ran his shop for over fifty years and was active in the Wakeman Masonic Lodge. Surviving are three daughters Inez Crobarger Blanche Berk Ella Ewell and two sons Louis B. Scutt Leon J. Scutt. Funeral Thursday at 2:00 from the Wakeman Congregational church with Rev. F. E. Eastman officiating burial in Wakeman Cemetery.
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Wakeman
W. W. Scutt
Mr. Scutt
Michigan
New London
Curyshoga Falls
Mies
Blanche Berk
Buna Jo
Ella Ewell
Lorain
Louis B. Scutt
Leon J. Scutt
Wakeman Congregational Church
F. E. Eastman
Burdick Pleads Guilty To Reckless Driving in Lorain
H F Burdick of 949 Washington Avenue Lorain pleaded guilty to reckless driving before Mayor Joseph Q Petro. He was fined $2 and costs after arrest Saturday about 5 p m by Officer Earl Boggs for driving 55 mph on Lake Avenue.
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H. F. Burdick
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Joseph Q. Petro
Burdick
Earl Boggs
Lake Avenue
FiveYearOld Karl Siegmund Dies in Elyria Pneumonia
Karl Ernest Siegmund aged five of 273 Columbus Street died Sunday evening at 6 35 at Elyria Memorial Hospital of pneumonia. He attended kindergarten at the Lilly School and is survived by parents Harold K Siegmund and Neva F Siegmund, a brother Warne three, grandparents Ernest Siegmund and Harriet Manville, a great grandmother Minnie Schroeder, all of Elyria. Services will be held Wednesday at two oclock at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev W W Walker. Burial Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Karl Ernest Siegmund
Columbus Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ily School
Harold K
Neva F. Siegmund
Warne
Ernest Siegmund
Harriett Manville
Minnie Schroeder
Ely Tia
Three Arrests From Sunday Night Arrests
An argument at Broad and Middle avenue at 2 30 a m Sunday led to three people being charged. George Flood pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 2 dollars plus costs. Mrs George Flood pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and fined 1 dollar and costs. Charles Dillingham was found guilty of disorderly conduct and fined 3 dollars and costs.
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Broad and
Middle Avenue
Joseph @. Petro
George Flood
Chestnut Street
Gtorze Flood
Charles Dillingham
Bond Street
Stolen Auto Accessories Reported In Elyria Area
Police report two cars on Woodford avenue and Vulcan street were broken into Saturday evening. James Dubesa of Elyria says a radiator cap and windshield wiper were taken. C A Burker of Lorain reports a spare tire wheel gas tank cover and windshield wiper stolen. Losses total 5 dollars.
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Woodford Avenue
Vulcan Street
James Dubesa
Elyria
C. A. Burker
Broadway
Lorain
Dubesq
Burker
Arm and Armstrong Set for Rainy Night Prelim in New York
United Press reports Barney Ross and Henry Armstrong will fight tonight despite weather as promoter Mike Jacobs aims to protect a potential million dollar gate for the Louis von Schmeling bout. Managers push claims of readiness amid rain and delays.
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United Press
New York
May Jae
Barney Ross
Henry Armstrong
Barney
Henry
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louise Max Schmeling
Acobs
Rator Edge
Eddie Mead
Henry Armstrong Ike
Br United Press
Coven Ties For Second In Scholastic Track Meet
Wilbur Coven of Elyria High tied for second in the high jump at the Class A finals in Columbus, sharing 3 1 2 points for Elyria. O Rourke of Warren won with a 178 inch leap. Lorain scored two points as Adolphus Moore finished fourth in the 220 yard dash.
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Wilbur Coven
Elyria High
Columbus
Secon
Coven
Hoeflinger
Columbus North
Elyria
O'Rourke
Warren
Lorain
Adolphus Moore
Oberlin Finishes Third In Class B Track Finals
Oberlin High ties Glendale for third with 24 points at the Columbus meet as Columbiana wins with 36 and Columbus Upper Arlington second at 27. Oberlin earns two firsts Bowman wins the 380 yard dash in 2 38 and the 880 relay in 1 32.5. McCarthy is runner-up in the 220, Hudnell third in high jump, Mile Relay third, Canlery fifth in the mile, and Frye fifth in the 120 yard high hurdles.
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Oberlin High
Glendale
Columbus
Columbiana
Upper Arlington
Oberlin
Bowman
McCarthy
Hudnell
Canlery
Frye
Homestead Grays to Face Lorain Tailors at Cites Field
The Homestead Grays scheduled to play Lorain Lyon Tailors tomorrow at Cites Field in Lorain. First pitch set for 4 30 p m with Welmaker and Gibson backing the Grays against Kufel and Nickolette for Lorain.
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Homestead Grays
Lorain
Grays
Lorain Lyon Tailors
Cites
Welmaker and Gibson
Frank Kufel
Louie Nickolette
Tailors
Court actions include non-support case and custody issues
W waiter W Smith is held on a non-support warrant in Meadville awaiting grand jury action. Separate matters include 15 extra days for Ben Kennelly to pay alimony, a judgment against Lola Hards for 4 947.88 to Fixture Finance, a divorce suit filed by Margaret Wood against Edward Weed, and sheriff investigations of stolen Delco light plant equipment near Vermilion River.
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Waiter W. Smith
Meadville
Justice CC
Lord's Court
Hum
Vida C. Smith
Elvira
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Ben Kennelly
Elyria
Kennelly
Charlene Kennelly
Lola Hards
the Oaks
Fixture Finance Company
Margargaret Wood
Edward D Weed
Marion
G. R. Wiseman
Amhers
Delco Ught
Vermilion River
Stownheim
Anthony Paul
Chalmer Davidson
City Auto Wreckers Hold Practice At Allen Diamond
The City Auto Wreckers schedule a practice today at the Allen Diamond at five o’clock. All players are asked to take notice and managers are urged to call 3128 and ask for Ray Edelman for details.
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The
City Auto Wreckers
Allen Diamond
Lorainterested
Ray Edelman
Meras
Valley City Merchants Seek Softball Games in Lorain County
The Valley City Merchants softball team wants to arrange games with teams in Lorain County. Interested managers should write to Normen Derek in Valley City, Ohio at 3563.
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Valley City Merchants
Lorain County
Normen Derek
Valley City
Alumni Association Softball Schedule Update
Chronicle style item notes three softball games this week with the team playing at Meniniey on Thursday. All C I team members must report for all three games and be ready for play and attendance.
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the Chronicle-seicy.am Alumni Association
Softpau
Meniniey
Indus
Damuien
Ana
Rciday
Sic- Ail
York Baseball Team Seeks Class B Opponents in Lorain County
In Lorain County, the York baseball squad asks managers to contact Wettleton and De NY for arranging three non league games against Class B teams. The note seeks suitable local opponents and coordination details.
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York
Lorain
Ur. Wettleton
Ieding
Harvard Market Sweeps Elyria Dairies In Sunday Doubleheader
Harvard Market won both ends of a Sunday doubleheader against Elyria Dairies on McKinley diamond with scores 7-4 and 9-4. Volk pitched the first game for the Market with A Wircenske catching. F Loditch started for the Dairies with Bennett catching. J Basinski and Wircenske for the Meats and Mollison and Wood for the Dairies were the batteries in the second contest.
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Harvard
Elyria Dairies
McKinley
Volk
A. Wircenske
F. Loditch
Dairies
Bennett
J. Basinski
Wircenske
Mollison
Wood
Legion Juniors rout Badgers on Decoration Day morning
The American Legion Juniors beat the Eastern Heights Badgers 12 to 2. Endke pitched for the Legion allowing one hit. Keisler played catcher while P Sprague and Born pitched for Eastern Heights with Sprague catching.
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American Legion
Eastern Heights
Badgers
Decoration Day
Endke
The
Legion
Keisler
P. Sprague
Born
Sprague
Play at McKinley scheduled clash at the diamond
The Troxel Company and Rune Radio Service meet tonight in a game on schedule for the McKinley diamond at o'clock.
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Troxel Company
Rune Radio Service
McKinsey Diamond
Harvard Market and Vic Silver's Jewelers Clash Tonight
Harvard Market and Vic Silver's Jewelers meet in a 6 15 p m game on the American Lace diamond schedule. All players are asked to take notice.
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Harvard
Vic Silver
Crystal Glassware Trends For June Brides And Entertaining
Crystal dominates glassware trends with clear rock crystal accenting fine china from Wedgewood to Spade. Frosted glass with colored bands pairs with Franciscan pottery for breakfast and lunch. Pressed glass gains high lustre, appealing for gifts and wedding showers as brides seek affordable, stylish pieces.
Sewing Pressing Tips From An Old Guide
Handy notes on ironing board setup sleeve boards and irons. Use sparing technique with delicate fabrics like silk, never leave the iron in one spot, and keep it moving to avoid scorching.
Cleaning carpet colors with ammonia solution
To brighten colors in a carpet wipe with a cloth wrung from a weak ammonia solution after freeing dust with a vacuum cleaner.
Abduction Case Tells of Ransom Notes and G‑men Arrival
Details surface of a kidnap attempt at a Miami area home. The note drops at the Cash house porch as the father tracks the abductor activity. Department of Justice agents operate in the background to allow payment of ransom while J Edgar Hoover may arrive by plane. The baby vanished from a bedroom during a Saturday night gas station check.
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Cash
Department of Justice
New York City
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau
Miami
Unclear Death Scene as Head Severed Suspect in Water
In a grim case the body was found in bad condition making it hard to tell if a box was assaulted. County medical examiner Dr Amos Squire opined the head may have been severed deliberately, noting he never saw a head detached by water. The body was cremated yesterday after private services.
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Amos 4. Squire
Memorial Day Programs Honor Veterans Across Lorain County
The Legion post and Veterans of Foreign Wars joined Memorial Day observances in nearby Lorain County villages. The Memorial Day General Committee expressed gratitude to all organizations and individuals who contributed to the day’s program.
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Legion Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lorain County
Memorial Day General Committee
Health officials urge safe milk pasteurization in Dayton
Dayton health authorities reiterate the need for pasteurized milk to curb disease. Raw milk is linked to rawness and outbreaks including typhoid fever. pasteurization, heating milk to 142 degrees, destroys harmful bacteria and protects public health.
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Dayton
Ohio
Mvirttae
Dairy pasteurization urged by Dayton council
Dayton officials reiterate mandatory pasteurization of the entire milk supply while stressing routine lab tests to gauge pasteurization efficiency. Despite precautions some residents still buy raw milk out of town, risking undulant fever and other illnesses. The Dairy Council defends digestibility and flavor of pasteurized milk, noting curd softness links to nutritive value and praising cow's milk as essential with no substitute.
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Dayton
Mik
Dairy Council
New Process Invented Homogenization in Milk Processing
The new milk process is homogenization a mechanical not chemical treatment. Carried out in dairy plants under laboratory control by high pressure. It reduces curd tension improves calcium retention and prevents fat separation by breaking up fat globules about 500 times forming a stable emulsion. This yields finer curds and faster digestion enabling better metabolism of nutrients.
Meats Whitewashed by Lorain Nine on Harmon Diamond
The Dobrowski Meats were blanked 4 to 0 by Warm and Sipple Service of Lorain yesterday at Harmon diamond. Claude Plumb pitched for Lorain, allowing only four hits.
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Dobrowski
Lorain
Harmon Diamond
Claude Plumb
Meats Fall Despite Gordie Beil’s Strong Hurling
Gordie Beil pitched for the Meats and yielded only five safeties but wildness and errors by his teammates led to the defeat.
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Gordie Beil
Your Child Needs Privacy in Modern Homes
The article laments the lack of privacy for youths in single living rooms and dense households. It urges parents to respect teen space, knock before entering rooms, and avoid reading mail or snooping, suggesting trust builds from conversation and confidence.
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Arian
Brother
Marian
Firemen extinguish two small fires during weekend
Central Fire Station crews were sent out twice over the holiday weekend. At 5 20 p m Saturday a gasoline station at 221 East Avenue caught fire from a pilot light igniting fumes. the flames damaged rags and paper labels but not the building. On Sunday at 5 p m a rubbish fire between 70 and 80 Broad Street was put out by tenants using a bucket of water. a cigarette was blamed, and no damage occurred.
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Central Fire Station
East Avenue
A. E. Buckingham
Broad Street
Publisher Announces Candidacy For Secretary Of State
Earl Griffith the Mt Gilead Ohio publisher announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for secretary of state. He previously served as Republican state campaign chairman in 1934 and is a current member of the Republican State Central and Executive committee for the eighth district.
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MT. Gilead. O
Earl Griffith
Wday
Nation
Griffith
Republican State Central and
Eighth Congressional District
Auto License Stolen on Broad Street
L. H. Jansen of 328 Columbia Avenue reported to police Saturday evening that his car parked on Broad Street had its rear license plate YU-400 stolen.
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L. H. Jansen
Columbia Avenue
Broad Street
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