Trans-continental race postponement at Roosevelt Field
Races were postponed today until 7 a.m. Friday due to unfavorable weather at Roosevelt Field. Start of the Class B event was delayed as conditions remained poor for the competition.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1928
Page
6
Races were postponed today until 7 a.m. Friday due to unfavorable weather at Roosevelt Field. Start of the Class B event was delayed as conditions remained poor for the competition.
GLOUSTER September 7 The annual Lunsford family reunion will be held at Brent McClellan's Oakdale home on Sunday September 23 all family members and friends are invited to attend.
A printed crepe dress design offers a long waist and full shirted skirt with a split front curve and cape effect at back. Suitable for slender girls in yellow green white voile or printed dimity with ribbon details. pattern sent for 15 cents with 3 1/2 yards of fabric for 12 year size.
Middletown speaker Frank Brandon Pauly told Glouster Kiwanis members that community service defines the soul of a city. musical program featured the Glouster Glee club and local performers with prizes awarded for attendance.
Ashtabula and Cleveland police kept up the search for 50 year old C B Laird a former Cleveland chef in connection with the death of his wife Elia 43 in an apartment in Ashtabula yesterday.
A fire at the Talawanda apartment in Oxford caused about 50000 dollars in damage early today. The building housed 12 families including several Miami University faculty members. The California State Automobile Association warns motorists about fake solicitations claiming to promote travel on the Victory highway, stating no funds are being sought.
Columbus reports proposed Ohio legislation to license aircraft and airmen and to regulate aeronautics. The measure aims to establish state control over aviation activities and ensure safety standards. The article notes the bill's introduction and outlines its key provisions and potential impact.
A promotional piece for MELI4-GLO by ZENNER CO. touts a French process powder that reduces shine, minimizes pores, and provides a smooth peachy skin look. It claims long wear and appeals to attractive women.
In Columbus on September 6 detailed plans for the Republican state and national campaigns in Ohio were shaped at conferences. Attending were Harry D. Silver state campaign manager Arthur H. Nixon Dayton state central committee chairman candidates for state offices and state campaign committee members. The plans were to be submitted to the next general assembly by the aviation committee of the Ohio State Bar Association.
Mrs. Ezra Ricwards of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania reports a run down condition improved after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims eight bottles and an equal amount in tablet form helped her regain appetite and weight and says every household should have the medicine.
Edith Burns 20 died Thursday night at her mother Mrs Charles Robinson Hollister after a two week illness. Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm in Hollister church led by Rev Plummer of Jacksonville. Burial in Hollister cemetery. A regular council session will meet this evening at the city building, first since August 17.
Two men are dead and three others remain hospitalized after traffic accidents in Cleveland. Police reported the fatalities and injuries as of today with investigators reviewing the scenes for causes.
A detailed summer menu with cold veal loaf salads and seafood dishes. Includes mint raspberry cocktails, watermelon and melon ball desserts, and hors d oeuvres tips. Also covers a cow’s milk record and clam juice cocktails with precise prep notes.
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