Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps To Hold Steak Fry
The Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps will hold a steak fry at the Elyria Legion Home on Sunday at 4 PM. Manager George H. Crawford announced the event to kick off a two week training window for the Ohio Legion competition in Dayton on August 26. Foster Dirlam heads the fry with a menu including steak, potatoes, corn, tomatoes, pickles, buns, ice cream and cake. Around 60 corps members plus families, about 159 to 200 attendees, are expected. The group plans two to three rehearsals in the final two weeks before the state contest, aiming to recapture the title and pursue national honors in St. Louis this September.
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Elyria
Elyria Legion
Ohio St
George H. Crawford
Ohio Legion
Dayton
Elyria Corps
Foster Dirlam
St. Louis
Home Made Apparatus Tested By Boy Divers
Three Maine youths built diving gear from a five gallon gas can two auto fire pumps a corrugated can and cement to probe Kennether River. Their first dive was successful and they plan deeper explorations.
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Richmond
Maine
Kennether River
Paul R. Dyer
Tauley Griffen
Robert Cate
Amherst Village Council approves repairs and paving plans
Amherst Ohio August 7 The village council decided to buy supplies for disposal plant repairs and to have Mayor Stiwald draw plans to complete N Lake and N Main street paving and Jackson street sewer projects. Budget for 1936 to be approved. bills and reports read.
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Amherst, O
Stiwald
N. Lake
N. Main Street
Jackson Street
Governor Davey Signals Two Possible Special Sessions
Governor Davey disclosed plans for two potential special sessions of the General Assembly this fall. He considers a one or two day session to address old age pension financing and possibly other matters, followed by a separate tax legislation session later in November. Dates are not definite, September and November are possibilities.
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Columbus
Davey
General Assembly
Religious services feature vocal duets and illustrated sermon
Healing services at Town Hall include two vocal duets by Rev and Mrs Glen Horst and a duet by Rev and Mrs Carver plus another duet by Mrs Horst and Miss Ida May Devries. Tonight consecration service, tomorrow evening a sermon with stereoptical slides on The Meeting In The Air. Woman's Missionary Endeavor meet at St Paul church parlors Thursday afternoon. Foursquare church ladies meet at Mrs Ludolf Kreeger's home on Tuesday with ten present. next week at Mrs Frank Snyder's Milan avenue. St Paul Lutheran MEN'S CLUB met at church parlors Tuesday evening with a social hour after routine business.
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Carver
Glen Horst
Ida May Devries
Town Hall
Woman’s Missionary Endeavor of
St. Paul Lutheran Church
The
Foursquare Church
Ludolf Kreeger
Cleveland Avenue
George Garthe
Frank i Snyder
Milan Avenue
Cloverleaf Club Plans Outdoor Meeting at The Old Spring
The Cloverleaf Club schedules an outdoor gathering at The Old Spring Friday afternoon if weather permits. Members are invited. A joint Ladies Art and Missionary Society session at First Evangelical church's garden sanctuary Thursday starts with a thrteen dinner at one. Hospital notices list admissions Miss Marion Wilson and Mrs Roy Condito, plus a newborn girl to the Condito family.
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Cloverleaf Club
Old Spring
Ladies’ Art and Missionary Societies
The
First Evangelical Church
Church Garden Sanctuary
Hospital News
Marion Wilson
South Amherst
Roy Condito
Amherst
Local Guests Visit and Illness Reported
Rev and Mrs Glen Horst depart for Canton Ohio to visit his parents. Mrs J Kovach is ill at home on Church Street. Mr and Mrs H J Reinhard and son from Bryan Texas arrived to spend weeks with Mrs Nellie Weiss who will travel with them for an indefinite visit. Mrs Ada Purcell spending several days at Devil's Lake Michigan.
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Glen Horst
Canton
Ohio
J. Kovach
Church Street
H. J. Reinhard
Bryan
Texas
Nellie Weiss
Ada Purcell
Devil's Lake
Mieh
Monkey Revives After 5 Days Frozen Death
Hollywood scientist Dr. Ralph Willard revived Jekal the Rhesus monkey after five days in ice, thawing him and using adrenaline and blood transfusion to restore life. The experiment aims to study frozen revival for tuberculosis cures and broader medical research.
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Hollywood
Cal
Ralph Willard
Sekal
Willard
Jekal
Jeka
South
Russia
Dr. Petroff
America
College of the City of New York
Dr. Willard
Matilda
Gaston
Spencer Briefs highlights local notices and events
Spencer Briefs covers a wedding dinner at the Tedrow home, a Spencer Baptist annual picnic at Cascade in Elyria, an ice cream festival fundraiser for remodeling the church, and community updates. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wolf visiting relatives, wheat activity by the Spencer Equity, a pony accident involving Kenneth Rook, a two year Kent State scholarship for Wendell Garwood, and various social visits across nearby towns including Youngstown and Huntington. The article mentions Rev. George Bates ending his Spencer tenure with a final sermon on August 25 and relocation plans to Ashtabula.
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Spencer
Milton Wolf
Evelyn
Albert Tedrow
George Fuller
Nova
Spencer Baptist Church
Cascade
Elyria
M. BE
Ellen Walter
Mary Curtice
South Main Street
Leslie Fuller
Cleveland
Geo. Fuller
Spencer Equity
D. L. Kendall
Litchfield
Kenneth Rook
Kenneth
Wendell Garwood
G. H. Garwood
Spencer High School
Kent State University
Kent
Ohio
Wendell
Charles Parent
Garver
Youngstown
Charles Miller
Greenwich
Marion Wolf
Miller
Howard Leiby
Leo Koontz
Huntington
Paul Nichols
Wellington
Graydon Greggs
Homer Campbell
Wanda Rowe
Homerville
Nora Eglin
George Bates
Local notes from Spencer and nearby towns
Community news items list multiple residents with illnesses and comings and goings. Melba Leiby confined at home with whooping cough. Susie Ream back from neuritis in Spencer. Dor thee Dunlap to wed Frank Hurd in Lodi Methodist church. Dunlap formerly Spencer teacher. Harry Gallatin ill at home. New spouses Hugh and Mrs. Nora Eglin to host friends. Irena Auble renting Elon Walters property. moving soon. Donald Brouse ill. Mrs. W. G. Reese helping. Albert Tedrow of Nova married to Mary Fuller’s daughter. Forest Johnson visited Cambridge with family. Marion Wolf ill with flu. Mary Elizabeth Wickeman staying with her. Gordon Howe recovering from three accidents and at home. Suete Ream worked in West Salem. Spencer farmers threshing wheat. crop turning out well. Mary Curtiee closing her home, planning time with daughter in Worthington. Seth Nichols from Chippewa Lake visiting his parents.
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Ashtabula
Melba Jean Leiby
Susie Ream
Spencer
Charles Parent
Dorthea Dunlap
Frank Hurd
Lodi
Dunlap
Harry Gallatin
Hugh Eglin
Nora Eglin
Irena Auble
Elon Walters
South Main Street
Clara
Marion Wolf
Mary Elizabeth Wickeman
Elyria
Don
Suete Ream
West Salem
Green Repp
Mary Curtiee
South Malin Street
Uma
Grover Shepherd
Worthington
Seth Nichols
Chippewa Lake
Fred Nichols
Martin for City Auditor political ad
A political advertisement outlining GEO MARTIN as a candidate for City Auditor. The spot promotes experience and integrity, urging voters to support MARTIN in the upcoming municipal election and to consider fiscal accountability and oversight.
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Martin
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