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SATURDAY, JULY l 1930
TOLEDO, OHIO
Hold Toledo Y. M. C. A. Executive On Morals Charge
Rat Poison Fatal
To Child, Seven
I TOLEDO. Ohio— Mt'dred Isaac. 7.
I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
i Isaac. Route 1 Holland. Ohio, died |
Sunday in county hospital from
phosphorous poisor.ing. the effects
, of eating bread sprinkled with rat j
! poisoning. ,
Coroner William Shapiro who
will conduct an inquest into the
| girl's death Wednesday, said she
became ill after swallowing the 1
poison a week ago ard was taker.
[ to the hospital two days later. The
| body was taken to the Easley mor
j tuary. The Isaacs, who were for
i merly residents of Toledo, used to
live "on Vance street in the 600
- bi--ck
Toledo Sports
TOLEDO. Ohio—Well, sport fans
nothing of great importance hap
pened in the realm of sports over
: thc last week! About Oar only Thins
j of ..importance were the two girl
! softball games last week at the
; Brand Whitlock F.eld and at Ottawa
Park.
Sunday. June 25. the Brand Whit
lock girl's softball team lost a tough
game to the Bowling Green. Ohio
girls by a score of 3 to 2. On the
' mound for Al Williams' team was
Sis Drayton, who proved quite
i effective throughout the game. Not
I only did she pitch a "wonderful
game but was equally as good at the
i plate, being respons’ble for her
The Bowling Green girls had a
pitcher who used more stuff on a
j ball than Don Budge does on his
: services in tenn.s. Her fast ball
delivery ad curve ball artistry
were a little too much for th. Whit
lockers to wiUAtand. Sudeman was
the outstanding star of the game.
! bagging three hits and playing a
i wonderful defensive game at second
j base Incidentally. Sudeman crossed
; the plate three times for her team s
! only tallies.
i In the last half of the sixth cant >
' with the bases folk- Lillie Mae came
to hat and hit a line drive through
short, brirging n two,runs for the
: Whitlockers only runs. Etta Mixon.
~NeTTie Goodman, and Sts Drayton
were the satellites of the game for
1 (Continued on Page 12*
POLICEWOMAN
CLAIMS MARSH
MOLESTED HER
Arrest Marks The Second
Offense For Indiana
Ave. ‘Y’ Head
TOLEDO Oh.o—Leo B Marsh.
15, 1021 P»!m»ood. executive sec
re'.ary of the Indiana avenue branch
YMCA, \vu arrested late last,
week on the charges of molesting
He was picked up by Officer.'
Bailey and Haecke; after Police
Sergeant Margaret Slater declared
that he accosted hex a: Seventeenth
•nd Collingwood.
The policewoman's report reads:
--While Patrolling the vicinity of
Seventeenth and Collingwood, etc.. :
a car bearing license No. 1021-A
pawed me between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth on Jefferson
"The driver called across the
atreet from me and coasted along
slowly, stopped his car near Twen
tieth street and again drew my at-
EXECUTIVE, Page 12
Pastor Defines
Masonic Ideal
TOLEDO. Ohio—The life of St. j
John, patron saint of the Masons.
' should be copied as a Masonic ideal,
the Rev Payne Stanley told mem
bers and guests of Amazon lodge.
No. 4 F and AM Sunday. June
25. The sermon delivered at the
St. John's day services in All Saints
Episcopal church, and a dinner last;
Sunday concluded *' e week-long
ceremonies of the 1 dge observing
the 75th anniversary of its charter
Mr Stanley outlined the progress
of the lodge and told of the in
fluence it exerted on the public
to attain the 75th year, using the
life of St. JoJin tp construct his
theme.
Wives and daughters of the mem
bers were guests at the dinner in
the lodge hall.
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822 Washington St., Adams 0537, Toledo
Featuring Mi«i Nellie Carr and Mrs. Juanita Brown
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Open Until 2:30 A.M.
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Meals. Barbecue. Fried Chicken. Fish. Chops and Steaks.
"Why cook these hot days?" Eat at the Grill for the Best
557 Indiana Ave. Toledo, Ohio
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CHINESE DISHES A SPECIALTY—OPEN ALL NIGHT
MEALS AT ALL TIMES
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JTS OF
JEROME JESIONOWSKI
ASSISTANT PROSECUTOR OF LUCAS COUNTY
i .niri in.— -i. ITTW-.-T.
IN TOLEDO IT'S
The Bellmen and Waiters Club
545 Indiana Avenue
Fo. 0488 Why Not |oin?
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - - A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
Bosw ell To Face
Grand Jury Wed.
! TOLEDO Ohio—Sonny Boswell
jlocal athlete. who wax charged with
rape two weeks ago, will go oe
' fore the grand jury Wednesday.
June 28 Boswell, a former recrea
tion supervisor. * supposed to have
criminally assaulted a Miss Mar
garet Wynn in Dr E B Hart's of-
Bos well states that me charges,
preferred aga.nst h;m are erron- \
said date were purely innocent. '
Dr Hart, who has been Boswell*
.physician for a number of years
and who also is a member of the
board of .managers of the Indiana
avenue branch YMCA. refuses
. to give a statement in his defense
Woman Is Beaten
Severely In Auto
. TOLEDO, Ohio—Mr, NordHl,
Blake clerk at the A and P store.
Collingwood and Vance, was badly
! beaten on< me head early Sunday
•mnrmflg by two men who~
jumped on the running board of,
her automobile on Fifteenth street,
near Washington street
Mrs Blake told Patrolmen Cassa
dv and Youngman she remembered
nothing after the attack until 8
am. Sunday, when she was found
slumped over the steering wheel
of her auto, parked on Palmwood
avenue near Grosbeck street.
I She was taken to Women's and
Children's hospital Mrs Blake is
28 and resides at 663 Palmwood
She is the wife of Eddie Blake, chef
at Walgreens drug store. Huran
and Adams.
’ROUND
*N About
TOLEDO. Ohio—Here it is folks
Looking over Sugar Hill (Brand
Whitlock Homes) w here-things are
happening among the supposed big
shots. 1 see doctors and other pro
fessional mer coming home very,
very late in the morning I'm quite
sure that it wasn’t business which
kept them out This writeup will
bring some kind *al explanation
from the popular "officials " Per
sonally. I think they will take ad
vantage of this and cut out if thr
roving reporter gets an eyeful t
the reader will know just who is
Jimmy Crutchfield w as seen rh.ak-'
::ig the high spots Saturday night
doing alright for himself. Dukes i
s not only a good ball player but
i.- a fast worker in a strange town ■
| Carter. Harvey. Johnson and most,
of the team have things their way
with the Sepia City girls. You
■.hometown bovs will have to wait |
Tor the football season The Oraw-- :
fords will then be in their winter
quarters
One shot won't stop Cass. He
i was again seen making the high
spots Saturday night tn a happy*
! go-lucky mood.
j I was wrong, dear, I'm sorry and
|it won't happen again. So she
didn't leave him. bu* won't stand
the cave man stuff. Are you read
; ing Mr J. Johnson,
i Again I'm waiting for Miller to
I come in Did he get cold feet '
jOr did spme of the boys tell him
! they were going to put him on the
■spot?
TOLEDO SOCIETY
will return to school September 1
Many persons are expected to at
tend the dance at Forest Park
July 3 from 11 45 pm to 4:30 am
Lester Smith and his band will play.
Buses will leave in front of Stan
ley s Hamburger bar starting at 10
-p.hs. ; 1
Mr. ard Mrs Cleo Caldwell of
Detinit, Mich, were :he week-end.
guests of Mr. and Mis. Otj Batty.
’663 Woodland avenue.
Sherman Woods of Mobile Ala..
’} visited Toledo for a short stay last
i Saturday, en route to New York
. city where they will spend two '
j weeks before returning home. j
| Jitterbugs from all over North
western Ohio are exerted to turn j
'out in'* a swarm to the Jitterbug'
Swing. Saturday, July J. in Fos
;t r a. Ohio, at* the beautiful Rosen- j
: dale ballroom. This hall can ac
j commodate nearly 2.000 Hank
Durham and hiS Avon club orches-
The Young Married Men's club
' gavr~a splash -par*? srt-the Y last!
Thursday. June 22. One guest was
invited by each member of '.he |
'club A wonderful time was had
by all participants A light repast
: was served after the affair in ihe
Y cafeteria Bruce Hig.hwarden was
crowned king of the springboard.
| TOLEDO. Ohio—Mrs. Estella
Ford is still sick in County hospi
j tal. Mrs. Ford is the mother of
Glenna Brown who is also on the
The Iyi-Ette club closed club
season with a forma! party in Brand .
Whitlock Recreation room. Friday
n ght. June 16 Those present were:
j a W ds
W D Murray
[Charles Hueston. Lillian Hardison,
i Sam Durham. Frandes Wood*."Mux-'
, ne McCray. Bertha Jones. Bobby
Jones. Ida McCray, Jake Chandler,
i Julia Killian. Oscar Johnson. Gwen
j dolyn Moreland. William Johnson, ;
Mrs. Martelle King and Mrs. Isa
belle Simmons, advisors
Miss Helen Jdnes then of
ia2B Elizabeth atreet. was marrieo;
|to Carl Chapman last Friday in:
the bride's home. Mr. and Mrs j
! Chapman are at home to their
friends at 839 Pinewood avenue
The Hyatt-Alien post Legion
s'. 514*4
Dorr street Saturday. July I. al 8:30
1 pm. Oscar Jordan and his Revelers
j will furnish 'he music
) Messrs. Charles Peyton. Carl Ta
tum, Sterling Paris and Oscar
These young men have been in the
South in various colleges. They
VIEWS AND INTERVIEWS
By GWENDOLYN MORELAND
tically all the name colleges, such
I as: Yale. Cornell. Michigan Am
herst. Stanford and numerous oth
ers In 1934. Mr McKinney added
! the charming Miss Dorothy Der
rick to the group to take all vocal
: honors. Other than playing -the
Apollo in New York, the Cotton club
in Los Angeles and many other
noted spots, the aggregation usually
' har Tire horror of opening *nd dos
ing the Club Plantation in Detroit
The group now boasts 11 skilled
musicians and one song stylist Miss
Derrick. They plan covering all of
Ohio. We.st Virginia, Kentucky and
Indiana this summer Todd Rhodes
pianist is one of the original mem
■ff-Srr VIEWS. Page 12
TOLEDO, Ohio—Last Friday it •
was my privilege and pleasure to I
: meet William McKinney ol the
once famous McKinney s Cotton
; Pickers. Mr. .McKinney possesses
■ that same quiet, understanding
I character that was credited to Le
roy Smith Mr McKinney organized
his gioup in Springfield. Ohio, in
1921 then con.-istod of only five
; pieces. In 1926 — 7TTcy made—TTrelr:
debut as an orchestra in the Gray-
I stone ballroom m Detroit. The or- ;
1 chest r a was formerly stationed m -
Toledo.
Since that time the orchestra has
played rtHKTy large dance halls,
theatres andTtotels M: McKinney
Mated that they have played prac
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this means to express our heartfelt appreciation
to our many Toledo friends and relatives who so willingly offered
their assistance and sympathy in our bereavement at the death of
our son and brother, B L. Turner Especially to Rev Dotson of
Calvary Baptist church, the choir and Miss Erlene Goodlow. the
Junior Elks and Miss Elizabeth Lutchey Thanks to Miss Easey
for her services and to everyone who was so kind and thoughtful.
Mr and Mrs. Bennie Turner and family
542 Belmont Avenue. Toledo. Ohio
COMPLIMENTS OF
JOEL S. RHINEFORT
FOR CHIEF COUNSEL. LUCAS COUNTY
PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE
LOOK! WHEN IN TOLEDO ITS
RAND'S CHICKEN SHACK
We Specialixe in STEAKS. CHOPS & FRIED CHICKEN
OPEN ALL NIGHT
1001 Vl City Park Ave. Foreat 0149
NOTICE!!
Boys and girls are wanted to sell the Michigan Chron
icle each week in Toledo. Apply at the Chronicle office.
460 Indiana Avenue
ROBERT CHICK' LEWIS, Editor
ROBERT STAUNTON, Sports Editor
j Flint, Mich, j
BROWNSVILLE ASSOCIATION !'
RATIFY NEW CONSTITUTION
Bv CHARLES W. I-OWERY
Announcing a special meeting o?
the members of the executive board [
i the first reading of the new constn
! several months of inactivity from a
[ general public point of view.
[ The constitution h-x beer the
could not properly function under
the original constitution. The new
constitution; if adop-.ed by the peo
i pie of FLiu—win curry further the
, prove our political mechatnsm, and
I create the greatest —possible *ffi- i
; c:ency in mass avion This -a as de- ’
The meeting ß of the executive
i board of the association is scheduled
! for July 7. at 830 pnr at the
Sportsman club. 1610 Clifford
| The Brownsville association has
as officials: Samuel T. McClarin.
Mayoi Henry Reynolds,Vice mayor;
I Charleston Hawkins, city clerk.
Charles E. Robinson, treasurer, and
’ as members of the executive board
are: Lester Haley. George Friley.
Atty. Dudley Mallory. James Mat
thews Ira Crawley Isaac Beck.
Toth Wheeler. Wilbur Johnson,
Robert Ware. Wendal Owens. Chas
W. Lowery. Henry Clark. Archie ;
I Park'. Di I. D. Wilson. J Earl Ray
mond. Charles Scrop.gins, James ,
, Loti. A F Butler. Abe Myers.
I George Hardin. Leroy Coleman,
and Arthur McClarin.
FLINT FEDERATED WOMEN 8
CU B INSTALL OFFICERS
Tuesday evening at the Clifford
street community center installation
i ceremonies'w ore held for ten of
fleers eTFc!ed' and re elected b\~TTTe
frdeiation at the Tuesday. May 16
-j—Mrs. Charlotf--Erankhn who has
been head of the federation for sev
eral years, was re-elected to the
presidency, Mrs Mayola Wam
| wright. first vice; Mrs. Lawrence
i Cromwell, second vice: Mrs Odel
I Broadwav, secretary; Mis. Addie
Martin, ’assistant secretary; Mrs.
I Georgia Hvche. corresponding sec
retary. Mrs. Kelly, treasurer, and
• Mrs. .1 W. Moore, parliamentarian;
) Mrs'. HaTiTT'B G'elispie:' staTisliciaiV
j Mrs. Julius Hart, chairman of the
Gleaners Circle of the Kings
daughters, an affi >ate of the federa
tion. was elected chairman of the
executive board. It was learned that
• other vacancies will..be-fitted at the
federation's next regular meeting
i The federation was organized one
year And Mrs Charlotte Franklin
was the federation's first president.
Mrs. Charotte Franklin Mis J W
'Moore. Mrs Mayola Wainwriaht.
and Mrs Georgia Hyche were the
incumbents
! file' im,faTraTton- ceremn" res were
conducted by Mrs. Joseph Lynch
•Mrs Chni »o«te frankni: because of
her loyalty, and- soundness of
thought was presented with a lovr
women'j clubs affiliated Refresh
ments were donated through the
1 Southside Confectionary.
With the Elm Park summer rer
i i cation for children well underway
the Negro unit of city recreation
I can boast of a well-rounded and
far reaching program this summer
A variety of activities with as
near as possible a complete set up
.-designed to interest both young
and Old Among the many a 'v i
ties are softball, baseball, dancing,
dramatics, hikes and ha:, i
This year awards a:e to be given
during the summer season to par
ticipants, who gain 300 points in
various types of individual com
petition More than 50 participants
have already received recognition
according to the rules governing
the competition.
There are approximately 10,000 to
draw fiom as participants and spec
tators with a tot®-! of playground
area of more than seven acres The
play spots are: Little Oak. St John,
and Elm Park These playgrounds
are under the supervision of the
Negro unit of the city recreation de
partment
Little Oak playground a.' vines
are under the direction of the fol
lowing person?: Theodore Taylor.
Elizabeth Powell. Georgia Towner.
Charles Easley. Waddell Butin -nd
Rachael Wright. St John activities
are under Mel vim Banner James
Johnson James Hogan Thot|f
Reeves. Vitilla Brown. Vivian Wood
son. and Clay Gillard; Elm Park is
under the direction of the Hume
, makers club No. 5. M"?. Edward J
Timmon, president of the group,
wi'h Mrs. Dorothy Verdun and M
Vera McGhee conducting the acti
vities for the small ch.Jdren
Ml. OLIVE
PASTOR RETURNS
Rev R R Turpin who is m Le
Roy. N. Y.. is scheduled to arrive
in Flint this week The pastor is
to return with his family mclud
the newly renovated parsonage on
Clifford street near Wellington.
EVERY MEMBER
DOLLAR SUNDAY
Sunday July 16. has been an
nounced as Every Member Dollar
Sunday ai Mt. Olive Baptist church
According to expectations, a huge
amount w .11 be contributed by the
membership of approximately 300
GLEANERS TO MEET
According to Mrs. Julivis Hart.
Gleaners', chairman, the chib is to
meet at the home of Mrs. Charlotte
Frankm. rrv.net M-G.tnip.au and St.
John.-streets. Monday. July 3. af|
7:30 p.m. The Gleaners Circle is a
uni: of the Kings' Daughters
OFFICIALS OF FEDERATION
RET! RN FROM TRIP
Mrs Charlotte Franklin. presi»~r
'"at*: Os the Ki'nt Federation, and*
Mrs. Georgia Hyche. corresponding
secretary, leturned from Chicago
and Detroit early this week Mrs. >
Charlotte Frjmkhn w ho was in Chi
cago visiting relatives and friends,
attended a session of the A M E
conference in Detroit, as did Mrs.
Georgia Hyche The conference
was held at the Si. Paul AM E
The Smart Set Bridge club met
last Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Alma Richardson of Dwight ave
' nue The committee on arrange- 1
: ments made reports concerning the
j summer formal which will take
1 place Saturday. July 1 at Great
Lakes Couiv y club From all in
i dicat ions this will be a gala affair
On the committee are Ethel Wil-
Mjn. Alma Richardson. Hazel Wil-
I hams. Marian Bowen and Johnnie
I Lowery.
* * *
Although ’be music at the Sun
shine Gardens of Saginaw was
! slightly below par Saturday eve
*Trng.-nne just civild—rrot-help but
- io edge the
beau's" of one oT Churchill Harris'
new tune? Th s "one, Mr. Harris
(
Enjoying the Gardens were Hazel
Williiams. Arthur McClarin. Harold
Farmer. Al Washington. Walter Gil
more, Davenport Cavett. Suerene
! Mayor Samuel McClarin started
on a two-weeks’ vacation Monday.
He expects to'spend a part of that
—ttittc :n t‘h:rr.To,— Dptmrt--nnd Idle--
WHITE SEAL
•BEER
wild ... On well ihe mayor ex
pects to have an honest to goodness
vacat:on with a lot of rest. I betcha
* * *
The Messrs Arthur and Samuel
of a nephew. A W Young of At
lanta. Ga. Girls. Mr. Young is ex
pected to arrive this week-end,
- * * *
Flintites are looking forward to
the "Holiday Festival at Wright's
Little Gem Park on Corunna road
Sunday. July 2. Club "25 says you
will enjoy dancing, games a floor
show and barbecue Admission to
park. 25c.
* * *
Jimmie Rochelle whose arches- '
days .s playing for the holiday
dance at Flint TafKLbK July 3.
PROWLERS DETECTED
Twelfth street prow ler or prow lers
WHITE SEAL BEER, FLINT’S
MOST EXQUISITE BREW
A better beer has come to towfi.
Formal announcement of policy of
the White Seal B|te}vmg company
and the product which they have
been brewing since last November
was mode to the Flint representa
tive of the Michigan Chronicle this
week by R U Rudv" Hertzog.
1 president and general manager, and
■ Charles B. Kcivel. vice president
and master brewer.
, It was revealed for over 50 years '
members of the Keiwel family have
been in a continuous brew ing busi
ness. When prohibition visited
America and left its economic and
social blight, th* Keiwel family pie
served ils brewing skill' in Canada
No other great brewing family in
American can boast of a 50 year .
| record of continuous adherence to |
I the brewer's art.
I Flint, Mich, j
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department have been made tn laat
, two week.* The police department
urite? . ' . -*n* to report immediately
any su.-pic > person. G.ve exact
on '( pent a;
look for colo: type .and color of
’ cloth.:ie. heigni and ha’ at?o if
possible make detail de>cr.ption as
to eve#, scars, how walk.
BOY HI RT
Freddie Morris. 6 1232•* Hickory
.-•rect recc.ved bruises on forehead
while placing as he ran out in tha
, street and into a car The child was
, :aken to Hurley ho#p:'.al and
treated:
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
An "unloaded” pistol was cause
-of Beatrice Wheeler oL Humson
,-,vr' being rushed to Hurley hos
p.tai for treatment of a bullet shot
m the vvr.st. An X-ray wa# to be
taken to learn the extent of injury.
Associated with Mr. K.evvel is R.
U. Hertzog who also comes from
an old brewing fam.ly Hi# father
and grandfather before him were
m the brewing business.
Today, as in the past. WHITE
SEAL BEER, according to record,
continues to please hundreds of
thousands of people in America:.*
Middle West And in Flint. WHITE
SEAL BRER i* the leading drink
1 among thbse who want the best in
beer.
A night in Flint's hotspots is proof
that WHITE SEAL BEER is "tops."
Where the jitterbugs, dance fans,
and folks in general frequent.
WHITE SEAL is the favorite
You have n. -ed -mmething if
you haven't tried it When you drink
| a boitie of WHITE SEAL it seems
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