Four-H Clubs Style Revue Champs Named at Lorain County
Sixty Lorain County girls paraded at the M C A platform for the annual Four-H Club Style Revue. County representatives to the state Ohio State Fair were chosen from the entries along with a junior winner. Edna Lottman 16 of Carlisle Clover Cloverettes Club won the complete outfit contest with a 24.80 dress, and Marian Streicher 17 of Brownhelm Perfection Club won the dress contest for 15-year-olds. Arlene Az 14 of Eaton Sub-debry Club took first in the senior division. Other placers included Helen Osborn and a few more club members with outfits costing from 1.37 to 5.00. Winners to be presented at the Rural Youth Picnic at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Christine Dambach
Darton
Edna Lottman
Carlisle Clover Cloverettes
Miss Latiman
Marian Streicher
Brownhelm Perfection Club
Mtest
Arlene A'z
Eaton Sub-debry& Club
Helen Osborn
Ecope
Brownars
Columbian Bees Club
County
Cascade Park
Shirley Temple Pinched by Car Door in Boston Navy Yard
Shirley Temple, recovering from the grippe, had her fingers pinched when a chauffeur slammed the car door at Boston Navy Yard. The incident led to the cancellation of the remainder of her visit and her return to the hotel.
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Boston
Shirley Temple
Boston Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Oberlin Printing Company sought injunction in Lorain County
Common Pleas Judge Guy 8 Findley took the case under advisement to day pending briefs from The Oberlin Printing Company and C W Kinney Sr Kinney denies being editor of The Oberlin Times and says the contract was signed under duress claiming it would deprive him of a living and stifle competition in the printing and publishing business in Oberlin and Lorain County through July 1 1945
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Guy 8. Findley
Oberlin Printing Company
C. W. Kinney, Sr
Oberlin
Lorain County
Kinney
W. H. Phillips
Oberlin Times
Chinese Put Up A Stubborn Resistance
SHANGHAI August 1 The Chinese fought grimly in the blistering heat of the Upper Yangtse today slowly falling back toward Hankow under a rain of Japanese bombs and sharp infantry attacks. Chinese authorities admitted the loss of several strategic towns within the outer defense ring of Hankow but were determined to defend the provisional capital to the end. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek and his advisers remained to command the defense as Hankow was abandoned to continue in Chungking 600 miles farther up the river. Japanese bombings targeted Hankow while Japanese claims spoke of wide success. An aerial battle reportedly saw 54 Chinese planes against 32 Japanese, while Chinese air headquarters said 12 Japanese planes were shot down and wreckage found. four Japanese pilots were captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Yangtse
Hankow
Chungking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hankaw
Corrigan Parade Sparks Borough Rivalry in New York
Two hostile groups split over Corrigan's route as 200 Corrigans sail to Brooklyn and 1000 Irishmen board another ship, with Brooklyn officials attempting to yield to Manhattan. The Manhattan committee led by James McGurrin plans to escort Corrigan from quarantine to the Manhattan dock, then to a hotel until Friday noon when a ticker tape parade on Broadway and a welcome by Mayor LaGuardia are planned.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
Manhattan Dock
Corrigan
Broadway
F. H. LaGuardia
Smith Campaign Aiding Davey Draws Senate Inquiry
Labor’s non partisan league in Ohio sent charges to the Senate civil liberties committee accusing Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith of aiding Gov. Martin L. Davey’s renomination with a mass meeting at the state fairgrounds in Columbus. The message cites Smith’s Crusade against communism fascism and CIO ism and links to last year’s bile steel strike while Davey presses campaign pace in Delaware Circleville Washington Court House and Hamilton.
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United Press
Martin L. Davey
Gerald L. K. Smith
Louisiana
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Labor
Ohio
Committee For Industrial Organization
Robert M. LaFollette
Elmer C. Fehlhaber
League
Smith
Davey
Senate
Grald Smith
Committee of One Mile
Columbus
Isms
Fehlhabers
Huey Long
Delaware
Circleville
Washington Court House
Hamilton
Charles Sawyer
Cleveland
Lorain
State Welfare Department
Francis W. Durbin
Lima
Columbus Federation of Labor
Ohio Federation of Labor
Federation
Taft
Mansfield
James Metzenbaum
Metzenbaum
Robert A Taft
Supreme Court
Arthur H. Day
Death record for Miss Frances Plato in Amherst
Miss Frances Plato, 51, died at Ohio State Hospital Toledo Wednesday afternoon. Born in Amherst, she lived most of her life in the village. Survived by sister Miss Rose Plato Amherst and brothers Henry Nakomis Park and Charles Columbus. Body shipped to Amherst. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Plato Amherst
Frances Plato
Ohio State Hospital
Toledo
Rose Plato
Amherst
Henry
Nakomis Park
Charles
Columbus
Four Pets Named in Mrs Jerry Will at Milton Probate
In Milton, Pa during probate of Mrs. Emma Jerry a will bequeaths property to Mr and Mrs Harvey Neitz with directions to care for her dog two cats and a parrot. The reading of the will confirms the bequest to the specified guardians for the pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton, Pa
Emma Jerry
Milton
Jerry
Harvey Neitz
Five Months at Gates Hospital Described by Alma Taylor
Alma Taylor of Elyria recalls five months at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children in The Crippled Child magazine. She shares a joyful stay with resilient peers, Christmas stockings, and a Spring discharge. She warns against pity and urges parents to nurture independence and belief in the child’s abilities. American product imports to the Philippines rose over 40 percent in the first quarter of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gates Hospital
Alma Taylor
Elyria
Crippled Child
International Society For Crippled Children
Miss Taylor
Philippines
Bogart and Smith Win Soap Box Derby Again
Harry Bogart, 13, of 261 East Broad Street drove the winning red car numbered 10 on Water Street hill. Bud Smith, his mechanic, helped push the vehicle to victory as nearly 300 onlookers cheered. Tom McGuire and Charles Demos won design and brake prizes, with Harland Handyside’s spill drawing a crowd. The YMC A sponsored event awarded year long and six month memberships to winners and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street Hill
Harry Bogart
East Broad Street
Bud” Smith
Tom McGuire
John Sheldon
Charles Demos
John Wellett
Harland Handyside
Donald
Bogart and
Smith
McGuire
Sheldon
Demos
Wellert
Republicans To Host Informal Reception At Avon Lake
Preparations were completed for an informal garden reception or rally at 8 P.M. tonight for Republican county and district candidates at the home of Mrs. Hugh Fitzgerald on Avon Belden road in Avon Lake. Refreshments will be served, announced by county Republican women leaders Mrs. Goldie Perry and Mrs. May Dramm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fitzgerald
Avon Belden Road
Avon Lake
Goldie Perry
May Dramm
Markets Grain and Mill Feed Prices from Toledo and Cleveland
Grain and mill feed quotations from Sheets Elevator, Mancato Milling, and Toledo and Cleveland markets show prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and hay by the bushel or ton, with flour by the barrel. Includes specific consignments, grade notes, and per hundredweight ranges for potatoes, butter, eggs, poultry, and livestock.
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Sheets Elevator
Matana Milling Co
Ward Winer
Idaho
Cobtiers
Kansas
U.S
Nebraska
U. S
California
Oregon
Ingarley
Nom- Vale
Labor Delegates Rally For Lorain Bridge Bond Issue
Lorain County labor delegates from across the county meet in Elyria for a rally supporting the Lorain County bridge bond issue to be voted on at the coming Tuesday primary. The gathering includes a summary of the campaign, donation acknowledgments, and calls for further contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria
Council
Joseph P. Connelly
Lorain
Alva Kemp
Elyria Central Labor Union
E. Cotton
Elyria Building Trades Council
Albert F. Balock
Ladies* Garment Workers Union
Labor Organization
Keller-Kohn Company
Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Local Social Roundup and Upcoming Judging in Chatham
Community members attend picnics at Shreve and Indian Lake with neighbors from Elyria Graf ton and Seville. Visitors gather at multiple homes, while Grace Lockwood visits Brunswick. Chatham hosts 9 AM August 11 schoolhouse judging for clothing projects with a chicken supper bý the M E Church. Reverend Stein visits Vermontville Michigan for a candidate sermon. Haiti battles boll weevil affecting central cotton region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clifford
Bay Village
Alma Clifford
Eugene Griffin
Leon Dobson
George Springer
South Amherst
J. D. Jividon
Akron
Hillard Grim
Lawrence Walkden
Wilbut Packard
Margaret Walkden
Camp Crag
Don Kochheizer
Ellet, C
Ohio State University
Medina County
Chatham
M. E. Church
James R. Stein
Vermontville
Michigan
Congregational Church
Youth Says He Was Warned To Keep Quiet
In South Paris Maine nineteen year old Paul Buddy Dwyer testified he was warned by Francis M. Carroll to keep his mouth shut after Dwyer’s arrest for two murders. Dwyer later recanted his New Jersey confession and named Carroll as the real slayer, while Carroll faces trial for the doctor’s murder.
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Paris
U.P
Paul
Buddy) Dwyer
Francis M. Carroll
Dwyer
James G. Littlefield
Carrell
Carroll
S. Dwyer
North Aslington
N. Y
New Jersey
Maine
Clyde R. Chapman
North Arlington
William H. Fisher
Chapman
Ralph M. Ingalls
Barb
Dowyer
Dr. Littlefield
Barbara
Man dislocates elbow helping with oats on aunt’s farm
Kenneth Roling, 31, of 221 Howe street, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon for a dislocated right elbow. He sustained the injury when a load of oats tipped over in the field on the farm of his aunt Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick on La Grange road where he was helping with threshing. The piece ends with an unrelated line about young birds.
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Kenneth Roling
Howe Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mary Fitzpatrick
la Grange Road
Remaining Assets To Be Sold At Amherst Auction
S. H. Squire announces remaining assets of the Amherst Savings and Banking Co will be sold at public auction on August 9 at 2 p.m. in Amherst. Bank affairs are winding up and a dividend to claimants is expected in September. Bids cover unsecured notes real estate collateral notes mortgages judgments and other items. A September dividend of about 10 percent is anticipated. Preferred claims have been paid in full and general claims about 65 percent. Preferred claims totaled $150000 while general claims reached about $500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Squire
State Superintendent of Banks
Amherst Savings and Banking Co
Amherst
Court records and travel items mix of injuries and divorces
John Wilson 28 Oberlin treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital after being struck at Crystal Beach by an intoxicated man. James Yacques granted divorce from Elsie Yacunes on gross neglect. Eloise Eleanor Mall divorced Kenneth Frederick Hall on neglect. Ship Warren outfitted to test Australia’s fish resources, with 2000 species believed aboard for floating research laboratory trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Oberlin
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Crystal Beach
Sheriff Department
James Yacques
Elsie Yacunes
Guy B. Findley
Eloise Eleanor Mall
Kenneth Frederick Hall
Australia
Warren
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G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Os Elyria Savings Trust
Wena
Walter
Kohn
Cleveland Bank and Abstract Company
Rotary
Republican Party
Walter & Kohn
Gerald Smith
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Elyrian
Gates Hospital
Avon
Toledo Grain
Graln Ig
Transit Billne
West Virginia
Wodblers
Pennsylvania
Ste Lloo
Harv. Fetzer
Mgr
Lowe’s
Roth Pants Store
Haiti
City Cab Co
Brown Hotel
East Ave
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Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
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