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nearly dust proof as it can be made. The events are under the sanction of the Columbus Automobile Club and the A. A. A. officials.WILL RICEREV. FISBYCentral Ohio lovers of automobile racing wi;l have their last chance of the year to have their love for the sport satisfied when on October 10, at the Columbus mile track, the Columbus Speedway Association will offer the Ohio championship 100 mile event for drivers who live in Ohio and Ohio owned cars. A purse of $2000 and ups are up for the money winners.Many noted cars, such as the Sunbeam, Cornelian, Stutz, Cino and Cole makes, will be piloted by their owners.The races will be for blood as special prizes are offered for the car standing best at 25, 50 and 75 miles.Among the entries are C. King of Columbus, in a Parry Special; Sid Martin of Upper Sandusky, in a Buick Special; Dale Armentrant of Lima, in a Lima Sunbeam; Herbert Rudy of Lima in a Cino; Bill Sliser, Of Celina, in a Stutz; Harry McNay of Cincinnati, in a Cino; Maurice Britt of Cincinati, in a Stutz; Jack Mowrey of Loudenville in a Stutz; Ben Lawwell of Columbus, in a Cornelian and Dandy Walker of Circle-ville, in a Crouch Special.Sale of reserved seats will start Monday morning at Cashatt’s Cigar Store, Columbus. No additional charge will be made for parking automobiles.One of the features will be a dust-less track for 6000 gallons of “chloride liquor*’ have been contracted for the course, consequently will be asKev. George L. Ford, pastor of the First Baptist church, this city, was honored Tuesday by the election as moderator of the Marion Baptist association convened in third annual session at the Trinity Baptist church, Marion. About two hundred delegates are in attendance at the convention which will close Wednesday evening. Kev. Ford was on the program to deliver the doctrinal sermon at the session Wednesday morning.The other officers of the association are; Rev. H. H. Hoyt of Mar-lion, vice moderator; Miss Lida Ringer of Morion, clerk; Mrs. H. L. Cro-beck of Marion, assistant clerk; I. M. Roberts, of Prospect, treasurer; Miss Zoo E. Barnthouse of Upper Sandusky, secretary of Young People’s work; Rev. J. F. McDonald of Marysville, secretary of Sunday school work.Arthur Spring of Riehwood, and Earl Brewer of Harpster, were elected trustees.Among those registered as attending the session are; Rev. and Mrs. George L. Ford, Delaware; Mrs. D. A. Wagner, Delaware; Maggie A. Main of Radnor, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Robinson of Radnor, Benjamin F. 'Davids of Radnor, Rev. and Mrs. L. ! Dickerson of Radnor.Tidengrea alon faile cane bad, trutl T1 who of h Ai ry L ley fron eral citie conv T1 the orite ed S ton amtu “\ l LindTHE WORTHYWHO STUDIES
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Delaware Daily Journal Herald
Delaware, Ohio, US
Wed, Oct 06, 1915
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