Perry Fays Triumph Over National Tube in Industrial Bowling
The Perry-Fay team defeated National Tube Co. 3 games to 1 at the Gall alleys in Industrial league play. Perry-Fay players Anderson Fitzco Brown Becker Schroeder totaled 2654 pins, while National Tube's Walborin Bauer Binds and Smith Tissington Johnson posted 2377 pins in the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry-Fay
National Tube Co
Galla
Tube Co
Anderson
Fitz Co
Brown
Becker
Schroeder
Walborm
Bauer
Smith
Tissington
Johnson
Boxing cards span Columbus to Passaic notes
Paul defeated Johnny Andrews in Toledo across 12 rounds. At Columbus-Waldo Patterson in Columbus, Johnny Wolcott was knocked out by Mansfield Johnny Horvath, then Eddie Henney halted Pittsburgh in a 10 round bout. Mansfield Johnny Horvath and Joe Zimmerman in Mansfield fought ten rounds to a draw. Zimmerman stopped Battling Michaab in Mansfield. In Columbus an eight round bout saw Joey Sanger of Milwaukee beat Sammy Sandow. Jack Schoendorf defeated Ray Conley in 10 rounds. Jimmy Nuss stopped Frank Grace in the second. In Passaic Hurley of New York drew derision over Frankie Fasano in a 12 round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Nuss
Frank Grace
Passaic
N. J
Hurley
New York
Frankie Fasano
Sport Events Today In Various Cities
Racing meeting in Bowie Maryland. Bench show in Richmond Virginia. Bowling tournament in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Golf amateur championship at Pinehurst North Carolina. Swimming championships in New Orleans Louisiana. Shooting tournament in Texarkana Arkansas. National inter scholastic basketball in Chicago Illinois. Polo Southwestern States championship in San Antonio Texas. Track Texas interscholastic lastics in Waco Texas. Fencing championships in New York New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Maryland Agricultural Asst
Bowie
Virginia Kennel Club
Richmond
American Bowling Congress
Milwaukee
Pinehurst
New Orleans
Arkansas State
Texarkana
University of Chicago
San Antonio
Waco
Iat
New York
Fifteenth Century Lace Signified Ties in Garments
The term lace primarily referred to a line or small cord of silk or similar material used to tie together parts of clothing in the fifteenth century, marking a functional role in garment construction.
Sullivan April 6 Meeting Highlights Local Women and Community News
An all day meeting in the Sullivan school attracted many attendees. Speakers included Mrs. Cartwright addressing junior high girls and county health nurse Miss Guthrie urging hot lunch plans. Local families welcomed visitors, marriages were recorded, funerals attended, and a spoken contest awarded Nova Ward and Allen Weber prizes for oratory with Sullivan noted for strong speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phylls
Geraldine
Guy Taylor
Sullivan
Miss Guthrie
Houserman
Charity Hospital
Charles Campbell
Inlaw
Cora Chamberlain
Dakota
Montana
California
Clord Smith
Kalamazo
Mich
L. Bertha Gressinger
J. W. Croskey
Lodi
Alice Dunlap
St. Mary's
Lofton Low
Petit
Ashland
Ann Glaughrey
S Fast
Sade Spencer
A. B. Richard
Nevin Hipp
Nova
Cleveland
The
Christian Church
F. M. Satich
Sarah Crown
Abe
Ruth
Elose
Mary Dames
Verna Mae
Emma Munhollen
Emma Coon
Allen Weber
Nova Ward
Nest of the Baltimore oriole yields strong protective garment
The nest of the Baltimore oriole is described as strong and durable enough that many nests joined together could form a protective garment. The statement emphasizes the material's resilience and potential utility in construction or protection.
West Ridge social notes and Cleveland referendum tease
West Ridge notes list Miss Theltoa Battenhouse visiting Mrs Ured Sebramm and several Elyria and Murray Ridge households. Mentions of Mrs Irwin Eldred hosting Ladies Aid, guests with Ben Ford and others, and Sunday calls. Cleveland reports Poti tlotts circulating for a referendum on an unspecified issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Theltoa Battenhouse
Ured Sebramm
Sebramim Road
Irwin Eldred
Ladies’ Aid Society
Irwin Bock
Harry Germiquez
Elyria
Sherman Wurat
Etta Brown
Stantes
Kenneth Moody
Walter Sippel
Mro
Gbert Wittard
Ound
Ed Pember Predloin
Vinn Lottman
Winn
Win Banks
Murray Ridso
J. J. Pentound
Hes
Persis Laurie
Othe Veuninch
Fred Minnich
Jamily
Marshall Tax Ordinance Sets Gas Rates Over Three Years
The Marshall council fixes natural gas rates for three years starting at 40 cents per thousand feet for the first ten thousand feet. The mileage of airplane flights in this country exceeds that of any other, comparing to the combined miles of England, France, and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
England
France
Italy
Mayroth
Electric Light Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Industrial League
Toledo
Johnny Ertle
Conkey
Conkey's
Hallworthy Poultry Farm
Oberlin Road
Newark
Koo
Spniog
Haig
Goodyear
Newark Shoe Stores Co
Broad St
Lorain
Whitney
XL Coal
Murbach Coal Co
W. B. Hubbell
Jersey
Finnegan's Bakery
B. E. Saunders
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Atwater
Kent
FORD
Philadelphia Battery
Henry Heidrich
Lorain County Bank Building
Elyria Savings & Trust Building
West Street
Frank Wilford
A. T. Glew
Bank
W. J. Farewell Tailor and Men's
Broad Street
Securities of America’s Electric
Forsis Magazine
Forses
Foraes
Aing
Fores
Fifth Avenue
Ohio Public Service Co
Gondywear
Odygera
Alto
City Hardware CO
Imperial F1
Eyman
Cain
Ergize Piste Motor Bette Elyiuaa M
Mach Moting
Elyala VL
Fis
Moore Com
Ramio Asu AL Bee
Pew Coop
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