Bert Shotten Named Manager of Philadelphia Nationals
Bert Shotten, former Elyria outfielder from the Trolley League era, has been named manager of the Philadelphia Nationals. A Brownhelm and Amherst resident, Shotten later played left field for the St. Louis Cardinals and served as assistant manager of the Phillies.
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Bert Shotten
Brownhelm
Amherst
Elyria
Philadelphia Nationals
Shotten
Norwalk
Fremont
Wooster
Chicago Junction
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Death of Mrs. M. E. Winney in Eustis Florida
Mrs. M. E. Winney died at her home in Eustis Florida early Sunday November 6 1927 after a long illness Funeral services were held Monday afternoon She formerly resided in Elyria and is survived by one son A D Winney of Tampa Florida two grandchildren and two great grandchildren Her husband John Winner was killed on the Bangor crossing in this city many years ago
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MARS
AEG
Machine gun on display at Day's Hardware window
A curious weapon in Day's Hardware window draws attention as a machine gun captured in the Avonne Forest by the 7th Division AEF. The display honors Elyria Post 1079 Veterans of Foreign Wars with other World War I era arms and instruments staged for Armistice Day.
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Av Onne Forest
7Th Division
Infen
Elyria
Lorain
Dar's Hardware Co
Machine Sun
List of names in continued page entry No. 19 to No. 16
A fragmented register lists numerous individuals tied to numbered entries such as No. 19 R., No. 11, No. 12, No. 123, No. 14, No. 15, and No. 16. The names include Richmond, Reilley, Savage, Williams, Silsbee, Cheney, Hancock, Ingels, Himball, Ketcham, Maddock, McCor, Murdach, Reeves, Smith, Wainwright, Whit ney, Wilson, Hadaway, Agate, Bastian, Carvel, Daney, Day, Dellord, Guth, Morgan, Robertson, Moore, Miller, Schultz, Yarnish, Zaiser, Marsh, Thatcher, Ackerman, Fitch, Talrich, Huston, Keech, Mannix, Mosher, Slaus, Shively, Smith, Stanford, Estevens, Tite, Watts, Thatcher, Ackerman, Fitch, etc. The piece appears as a roster snippet without context.
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W. EB. Richmond
A. ‘Reilley
Geo. Savage
F. H. Williams
R. S. Silsbee
Harvey Cheney
R. W. Hancock
Henry Ingels
A. W. Himball
Ketcham
Melvin Maddock
A. G .McCor
Ralph Murdach
Louis i Reeves
A. C. Smith
F. Claytor ‘Smith
Paul Wainwright
Lee Whitney
Robt. S. Wilson
Louis Hadaway
Arthur Agate
Bert Bastian
Chassie Carvel
Wm. Daney
George Day
Lee Dellord
Chas. Guth
Howard Morgan
Harry &. Roberton
Robt
T. Moore
Arthur C. Miller
Paup Schultz
Wm Smite
J. FB. Yarnish
W. O. Zaiser
GM. Marsh
R. C. Masten
Eldon m@Adams
H. H. Benham
Harland
Brown
John Halon
Charles Hill
Alex Kesson
Kenneth Lord
Joan
Konerh
R. W. McWilliams
Jas
Niederhauser
R. H. Rice
Sen
Richwine
Ed Seabold
A. H. We
N. E. Thatcher
Ackerman
Jay Fitch
Joseph Kiss
Kenneth Groylan
Harry Crandall
Ernie J. Kisp
Herman Catter
J. $. Wekxmrodt
Art Giles
Bob Hand
Gilli Farding
Dr. W. B. Hubbell
Ford Goomis
Julius A. Pusbach
Glenn McMullen
A. J. Robson
William Frack
Kenneth Weet
Austin
Wilder
Charles Savage
Thomas
Sam Deutsch
Alex All
Std
Frank E. Berson
Harold B. Stren
Max Goldstein
Harvey Eral
J. RR. Millspaugh
Jargalik
Thos. Hutchings
Lons Rlauer
Carl Lerseh
Don Sothtion
R. A. Wiliams
W. B. Timms
Harold E. E Gillis
George Gould
Chas
M Herald
al Mason
Miller
Persons
Alvin Pleoher
Pagid
Juuice Simpson
W. 1
Stark
Chauncey SL Smythe
Herbert Stutfler
Dan * Symons
Arthur Fesler
C. Smith
Elytia Township
Sosith
County Board of Education
Elmer Cotton
James E Davidson
Walter G. Hadaway
W. Stang
Rae
South Amherse
Charles Nick
A. EL Engle
Henry Kolb
Idahe Abersold
Ween We
Ernest Schneider
Cree
Nelson Nickel
Tees
R. Vibber
Dokn Glotwoski
Jack Ae
Twee Ees
EB. Foster
Seay
Charles Miller
John Sharp
AG. Menez
QO. H. Baker
F. W. Belden
C. J. Ehrman
C. Gearn
William Koepp, Sr
Deen
L. P. Lersch
Marshall
Mays
Asta Ee
Thomas Bruce
Trustees of Public Affair
P. D. Barber
H. Brann
James Wastbecker
Prank Krugman
Samuel Va
C. Zileh
Antherst Township
Edward Brucker
Frank Foster
Ward Tolhurst
Henry Brandt
Ay Za
E. L. Moebius
Fred Koch
Tennep Ees
E. H. Mars
William Miller
Eae Sle Ag
Toledo
Justice of the Peace
E. E. Foster
Ira Lee
W. C. Day Ti
C. D. Goss
Forest Matchem
Walter Everson
Penfield Township
E. L. Pierce
H. G. Naylor
Phil Bobel
B. G C. Dee
EB. A. Richmond
Joe Browand
Alex McCoy
W J. Krebs
A. H. Hastings
J. M
March Do Starr
Mestic
Allike
Constable
Eleworth Ray
P. E. Davison
R. S. Taylor
Charles Bligh
Bert Hastings
Rochester Village
Art Jewett
EB. Merrill
W. S. Biddinser
Timothy—Cash
Bleske
D.C. Mann
William Ledyard
Wagshail
L. Culvertson
Ed Winfield
A. M. Gill
William Herrick
Frank Wright
Fred Riche
Charles Anderson
E. Thompson
Sheffield Lake Village
H. L. Woodruff
Fred B. Hosford
Frank F. Pield Peees
Edward F. Blair Gee Peesseae
W. DL. Clues
John Biden
Tee E. Mackert
A. R. Maddock
George Root
L. Weeden
Burrell
Raymond Duntee
John Laven
J. Inslee
Avon Village
Elmer T Evenson
Ois Ww
C. Wisner
Joseph P. Forthofer
William J. Bommer
George R. Nagel
August H. Fisher
Howard G. Fortier
M. Schneider
Renee
J. Webber
William J. Barr
C. BE. Fitch
J. Frv
L. Lescher
Mehling
Pittafield Township
St West Trustees
Ford Crosier
W. H. Green
C. C. Sheffield
Pr. M. Brasee
AG. Mills
Fred Pitts
Oma Pickworth i
Lewis Seeks Peace Plan For Anthracite Industry
Mount Carmel Pa November 10 1930 John L Lewis president of United Mine Workers urged industrial peace until 1935 at a coal region congress proposing a new agreement before August 31 1930 to ensure uninterrupted supply and stimulate long term investment and research. Operators silent on immediate renewal while praising the speech. Delegates held a forum on scale methods.
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Mount Carmel
John L. Lewis
Tuited
Lewis
United Press
D. Warriner
Anthracite Operators Conference
Unusual Auto Display Prompts Brakes Question
H M Andress and son showcase two damaged cars in Broadst window with a placard asking have you had your brakes relined The display emphasizes oddities in a local showroom and contrasts with typical vehicle presentation Also mentions unrelated travel fares fuel usage and rare poultry facts from the era
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H. M. Andress and Son
Wellington Merry Twelve Wheting Wellinton
Nine members of the Merry Twelve met at Mrs. Charles Marys home Wednesday afternoon. Cards and prizes were noted for Mrs. Sam Manning and Mrs. Jennet Williams. Guest Mrs. George Filliger attended. Refreshments were served and plans to meet again with Mrs. Jo Jackson at Erin were mentioned.
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Merry Twelve
Wellington
Charles Mary
Sam Manning
Jennet Williams
George ‘Filliger
Jo Jackson
Erin
Batre Nous Club
Siown Wadsworth
Wednes
Toar
Kathren Murry
Secury
Bert Cattieston
Gst Sundse
Woman wins place on Elyria Township school board
Columbus market report notes turkey shortages push prices higher and steady wholesale quotes across poultry and meats. Cleveland and Chicago quotations show higher dressed turkey prices and mixed results for hogs cattle and lambs with several price adjustments. Two truck drivers were fined by justices in Huntington and Agon districts for traffic offenses. arrests were made by deputy sheriffs.
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Columbus
G. Lewis
AY Ton
Justion T. A. Johnson
Wellington
Julians Bathter
Agon
Grain and livestock market notices from Minneapolis and Toledo
Minneapolis grain prices and shipments list flour and bran prices for No 1 northern wheat and corn and oats ranges with flax values, while Toledo livestock report notes hog, calf, sheep and lamb receipts and prices. closing note compares rainfall estimate of 312 drops per inch.
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Neapolis
Aic
Formal Christmas Opening Hoy 36th annual event planned
Elyma will host the formal opening of the Christmas season on Wednesday night in November. Evergreen wreaths and trees will be placed downtown and the local band will perform in the business district. Most stores will be open for inspection, with no bonds or debt sales, decorations in holiday garb, and committees rushing to finalize plans.
Joe Gould Clown Visits City From Hagenbeck Wallace Circus
Joe Gould, a former Elyna boy now with the Hagenbeck Wallace circus, greeted friends at the Chronicle Telegram office. The tour ended in Het Epr ark after 28 weeks and 3 days, Gould plans talks and stunts in clubs nationwide this winter, and he expects a specialty act at Le Lion minstrel show here before heading to Buffalo to visit his mother.
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Joe Gould
Elyna
Chronicle-Telegram
Het Eprark
Gould
Buffalo
Prt
le Lion
Goggle Yegg Returns to Toledo Heist
In Toledo Ohio on November 19 a masked bandit dubbed the goggle yegg robbed Star Baking Co. driver George Tooman at Commerce Guardian Bank corner. The thief escaped with about 1650 in cash after forcing Tooman into his auto and holding a pistol to his head.
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Toledo
George Tooman
Star Baking Co
Tooman
Commerce Guardian Bank
Cleveland Produce Prices and Livestock Rates
Nov. 16 vintage market report lists heavy fowls, leghorns, ducks, and cocks with per unit prices. Potatoes quoted by region including Maine branded, N Y Gainesville, Ohio, Michigan, and Colorado options. Butter values shown as tublets and standard grades with packing fees.
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Cleveland
Maine
N. Y
Gainesville
Ohio
Michigan
Colorado Brown
Not Guilty for Nick Drisko on Liquor Charge
Nick Drisko was acquitted of liquor possession after a jury trial Tuesday morning. He had been accused of having liquor on Woodford Avenue during a Saturday event at St John's Lutheran School on Audubon Street. Community notices include a Hungarian Baptist bake sale at Superior Electric Store on Saturday morning November 12 from 9 to 12 and a chicken supper at North Ridgeville Congregational Church parlors on November 12 from 5:30 p.m. until served.
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Howard Parton
Bond Street
West Avenue
Third Street
Parton
Nick Drisko
Drisko
Woodfor Avenue
Macken
St. John's Lutheran School
The
Ladies of the Hungarian Baptist Church
Superior ElectricsStore
North Ridgeville
Classified Advt Replies List Mail Box Numbers
The Chronicle Telegram publishes daily a list of box numbers containing mail for many patrons. Boxes 680 730 740 171 TSi Ta Fol 792 633 Tae TH 678 884 736 715 795 676 798 647 707 797 738 768 798 659 639 TSa TS 21 691 held mail at 1 am. Call for your mail. unclaimed mail may be destroyed after 20 days.
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Chronicle- Telegram
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