Submarine Disaster Claims 55 Onboard in Gulf of Finland
Salvage work began to raise the submarine and grant state funerals for 55 officers and men who perished in a collision during summer naval maneuvers off Kronstadt. The vessel sank July 25 after being struck during maneuvers. Cadets from Sveningrad Naval Academy aboard aided training efforts. Pension payments of 14,000 rounds will be given to families.
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Moscow
Gulf of Finland
Kronstadt
Alexander Colatnov
Sveningrad Naval Academy
Penfield Vacation in Canada Penfield Aug
Penfield residents George and Don ald Park depart Penfield Monday for North Bay Canada for a two week camping and fishing trip. Also brief notes on farm club picnic and local social visits including Starr and Clemmons families in Cleveland.
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Canada
Penfield
Aug
Night watchman struck and killed by freight train
Piqua Ohio August 1 P F Em met Adams 44 a night watchman was struck and killed by a Pennsylvania freight train here today A folk tale of India relates that when the raja died the mutes of the kingdom would sit at the city gate and appoint the new raja to the first man who appeared before them
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Piqua, O
India
Aldean Catron Weds John Sapp in Amherst ceremony
Aldean Catron daughter of Mrs Daisy Catron married John Sapp son of Mr and Mrs George Sapp in Amherst O Aug 1 at 10 am The event drew a large crowd with maid of honor Katheryn Kuhn and best man Harold Jagusch The couple will reside with the groom's parents after a brief wedding trip south Both graduates of local high schools and members of their churches the bride planned to join the Methodist church community The article also notes a class outing under Miss Anna Robertson and Miss Helen Hastman with a boat ride and picnic on Vermilion Lagoons and Lake Erie afterwards.
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Amherst. O
Aldean Catron
Daisy Catron
Jacksontreet
John Sapp
George Sapp
Elyria
Katheryn Kuhn
Harold Jagusch
Groum
Kuhn
Vivian Bruce
R. C. Jensen
Henry Staesler
A. J. Bauer
Lolenerin
Mendelssohn
Helen Hastman
Congregational Sunday School
Nakomis Park
Hastman
Vermilion
Hostess Circle 2 Meets for Bridge and Guest List
Congregational circle 2 ladies enjoyed hospitality at Mrs Elmer Gall Harris Street with three bridge tables. First prize went to Mrs Clarence Dean and second to Mrs H G Battenhouse. Guests included Mrs George Frank Mrs J B Avery Mrs Emery Sondergeld and Mrs Fleming Brainerd. A September meeting place will be announced later. An upcoming Friday night debate asks Was Paul a Greater Man than Peter with four young people of the Foursquare Church directing services at Pythian Hall. Public invited. A large crowd attended a joint church picnic involving Amherst South Ridge Brownhelm Henrietta and Reformed churches and Henrietta Methodist.
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Congregational Church
Elmer Gall
Harris Street
Bridge
Clarence Dean
H. G. Battenhouse
George Frank
J. B. Avery
Emery Sondergeld
Fleming Brainerd
Paul
Peter
Foursquare Church
Pythian Hall
First Evangelical Church of
Amherst
South Ridge
Brownhelm
Henrietta Evangelical
Henrietta Methodist
Reformed
Community Social At Linwood Park Ends In Fun
The Linwood Park gathering included a large Brownhelm Sunday School delegation, games, races, and a baseball contest won by the single men after a picnic. Tonight, Queen Esther class meets at Mrs. Wragg’s home, the Hagle auxiliary drill team practices behind Town Hall, and Holy Name Club 2 meets at Clayton Young’s home with the picnic committee requested.
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Linwood Park
Brownhelm
Esther Clase
Methodist Church
Leonard Wragg
Main Street
Hagle
Dayton
Club 2
Holy Name Entiety
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Clayton Young
Ladies Sew At Meeting At St Joseph Church
The Ladies' Sewing club of St Joseph Catholic church met at the school hall on Wednesday afternoon. After sewing, dainty refreshments were served to 14 members by the hostess. Mr George Turner, eight year U.S. Army veteran, is visiting Mr and Mrs H A Williams and plans trips to Michigan and the western states.
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St. Joseph Catholic Church
J. O'Niell
John Strohmeter
Rose Plate
George Turner
U.S. Army
H. A. Williams
Michigan
West
Boundary line drawn by slot machines at Indian Lake
Slot machines mark the boundary between state owned and private land at Indian Lake. Following a ban by state conservation commissioner Lawrence Woodell, concession owners moved machines from state land to private land where permitted. The state owns most lakefront land and leases it to private individuals, with leases forbidding gambling devices and orders to remove them.
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Bellefontaine
Indian Lake
Lawrence Woodell
Woodell
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