Opponents of Governor Davey Plan Coney Island Rally
Davey opponents within Ohio's Democratic party contend for influence at the Duckworth Democratic Club outing near Cincinnati on August 10. Led by former Lieutenant Governor Charles Sawyer, the group aims to unseat Governor Davey in the 1936 gubernatorial renomination vote, with Stephen S. Young and U. S. Treasurer W A. Julian on the guest list.
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Columbus
Davey
Ohio Democratic Party
Duckworth Democratic Club
Ohio
Coney Island
Cincinnati
Democratic Party
Hamilton County
Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
Stephen 5. Young
Cleveland
U. S
W A. Julian
83 Year Old Ohioan Sets Sail To Visit Huey In Boat
Warren Ohio August. Jack Whitehead 83 a county infirmary inmate begins a voyage down the Mahoning river in a home made craft toward New Orleans. He calls himself an ambassador of good will between President Roosevelt and Senator Huey P Long. He expects to reach New Orleans in a couple of months via the Mahoning Allegheny and Mississippi rivers to stop what he calls Long s damage as he runs for president.
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Jack Whitehead
Mahoning River
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Huey P. Long
Mahoning
Alegheney
Ohio
Mississippi
Long
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights Full Day Lineup
WTAM 280 and 1070 oxygenates a dense August 7 broadcast slate featuring Meyer Band Ezra o-45 Voices Alan's Fam. Capitol listings show Wats King In Town Hall 1Lb and a host of named bands including Sandy Band Open, Gerad Band, Master Band, Shandor Hill Band, Bassett Band, Hut Band, Bisset Band, plus Musical Clock and Breakfast Club segments. The roster lists numerous program titles, sport scores, talk features, and musical acts such as J-Paul Whiteman, Amos ’n’ Ady, Spitalny Band, and Billy Rogers. Multiple hours carry items across stations with times and featured acts, plus schedules for news, weather, and various variety programs.
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Iddler
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Town Hall
Columbia Brides Tie Reunions and Community Notes
Aug 7 Miss Valerie Timlock enjoys vacation while studying at Lakewood Hospital. Van Arsdale family reunion held at Mr and Mrs F H Van Arsdale home. officers listed. Planned reunion at same site next year. Tours note: Stanley Harris away. Elsie Franklin visits Roy Walker. Joilio Club Friday. Friendship class picnic Aug 12 at Brookside Park with 1 PM dinner. M E church quarterly meeting at La Porte with 35 attendees. Rev Paul Brown to return. Emory Anne Wehr music after M E supper. 65 present. Birthday table filled. four act play Kerry the Terrible to be presented Aug 10 at town hall by Epworth League. cast listed. Admission 10c and 25c for Lakeside fund. Busy Bee Sewing Club July 9 meeting focused on sewing. planning wardrobe demo by Susie Doyle. Health judging date and Health Week announced for Eaton 4-H members. Marion Ziegler and Ruth involved.
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Valerie Timlock
Lakewood Hospital
van Arsdale
F. H. van Arsdale
John van Arsadale
Ridgeville
Frank H. van Arsdale
Mila Stearns
Kenneth Law
M. E Church
la Porte
Paul Brown
Emory Annewehr
Kerry the Terrible
Town Hall
Epworth League
Rosalind
Betty Churchward
Nancy Ann Burton
Shirley Jasper
Joan Monroe
Noreene Betz
Elizabeth Mulroy
Emily Brown
Merriam Foster
Alma Johnson
Sybil Marlowe
Mildred Bartter
Kerry
Clarkson Brown
Alonzo McGregor
Leon Johnson
Minerva Mumford
Virginia Klaas
Bill Jenkins
DeForest Osborne
Milo Junell
Busy Bee
Susie Doyle
Eaton School
Marion Ziegler
Ruth
Moving Picture Show
Hummel
Columbia Town Hall
Rowena Ingersoll
Donna Stinchcomb
Miss Stinchcomb
Sunset Group
Ladies Aid Society
Bernice Howard
Richard
Doris Bornar
George Vogt
Cleveland
Epworth
Eleanor Robson
Aida Duriam
Dorothy Forney
Vida Martin
Ernest Dunford
Chicago
Dunford
Rattray
Little Son
N. Kingsville
Roy Walker
Jimmie
Otis Lyndes
Indiana
Defiant Schools Head Tossed Out By Twelve Men
CHICAGO August upheaval at the county school office as twelve men stormed in and toppled the longtime superintendent Otto F. Aken after a 33 hour siege. New appointee S. Pouffer claimed the post and strove to seize control while Aken vowed to seek legal remedies.
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Chicago
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Pouffer
Otto F. Aken
Aken
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Town events mix refreshments and 4-H activities
A social evening featured refreshments and a moving picture show titled Under the 4-H Flag at Columbia Town Hall. Attendees included Epworth Leaguers bound for Lakeside Institute, several 4-H Sewing Club members showcasing demonstrations, and a large Ladies Aid Society picnic. New officers were named for the parent group.
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Ladies Aid Society
Jaspers Grove
Willard Hathaway
L. Ring
Ralph Ring
Leo Martin
Ottawa boy nets 48 pound muskalonge in river
In Ottawa River Mickey Teahan, seven, hooked a 48 pound muskalonge that nearly pulled him in. The boy weighed about the same as the fish and his father helped land the catch, setting a remarkable local record.
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Ottawa
Ont
Mickey Teahan
Mickey
Glass doll shines at Reading doll and pet show
Elsie Marie Schupp exhibited a 70 year old glass doll at a Reading event spotlighting antique toys. The show featured dolls and pets with local enthusiasts visiting from nearby towns.
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Reading
Elsie Marie Schupp
Wellington Picnic and Local Social Notices
Ten thousand workers will travel by Goodrich motor caravan to Cedar Point for the rubber company annual picnic. Nokomis Beach hosts a Widening Circle cookout and Wiener roast for Congregational church members. Garden Club members tour local gardens and plan a fall window show. Various local families and visitors are noted with travel, visits, and a Wadsworth gathering hosted at South Main street. Townsend Club to meet at Grange hall Thursday evening.
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Carroll Wight
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Wellington Garden Club
Dorothy Hughes
Fred Abbot, Jr
Harold Whiteside
Edith Robinson
AH. Binder
Fred Hens CG. Ouerbacher
Wellington Greenhouse
E. F. Robinson
A. B. Southard
James West
Wiss Hughes
Wellington Townsend Club
Grange Hall
Local notes and visit updates from Ashland area
Renewal news and weekend visits include A B Althaus visiting relatives in Ashland. Marion Sutliff returns from Canton. Richard Dutt ill with norgenivy. Sidney Grisinger and Nora Mae depart for Lancaster Pa to study watch making at Bowman Technical School. Supt A W Shields and Marjory visit Coraopilis Pa. Kepler family attend Cave reunion at Brookside Park Ashland. Lillywood Lodge meets tonight at five. Four-H Hustlers gather Thursday at 1 30 at the church home.
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Ashland
Marion Sutliff
Canton
Richard Dutt
Sidney Grisinger
Nora Mae
Lancaster
Bowman Technical School
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Picnic Planned by Temple Chapter C E 8 Members
Members of the Past Matrons and Patrons Association of Tem ple Chapter C E 8 will picnic at Crystal Beach in the near future. Arrangements are in charge of a committee chaired by Mrs. Sarah Curtice. Members will be notified of the picnic day.
Services Discontinued at Congregational Church
Congregational church suspends worship services until September eighth. Four-H Colt and Calf Club members met with Dr. P. T Burnside in his office to plan entering colts and calves at the Wellington Fair this month.
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Congregational Church
Burnside
P. T Burnside
Wellington
Stone axe found near Cheyenne by Jim Horiskey
A nearly perfect chipped stone axe head used by Native Americans as a weapon and hide scraper was found by Jim Horiskey on a recent fishing trip near Cheyenne. The relic is believed to predate European exploration of the continent.
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Jim Horiskey
Roosevelt Preparing Two More Messages for Congress
President Roosevelt, in Washington, is reported to be drafting two additional messages to Congress this session, one urging passage of noncontroversial legislation before adjournment and another vetoing the bill restoring full pensions to Spanish American War veterans. The timing suggests the messages could reach Capitol Hill within a day or two, with the pension veto still disputed among advisers.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol Hill
Warren William stars in Dont Bet on Blondes at Capitol
Warren William is cast in a light comedy role for the first time in Dont Bet on Blondes now at the Capitol Theatre. Gay Kibbee and Clare Dodd also have prominent parts in the picture.
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Capitol Theatre
Gay Kibbee
Clare Dodd
Tracy and Mack Lead Dreamland Film You Belong to Me
Tracy and Helen Mack head the cast of You Belong to Me opening tomorrow at the Dreamland Theatre. Seven year old actor David Holt scores a hit with his outstanding performance. The power of seeing beauty comes by culture.
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Lee Tracy Belen Mack
You Belong TO
David Holt
Lae Tracy
Helen Mack
Dreamland Theatre
Doctor Helps Woman Lose Surplus Fat
Mrs Long of Clarinda Iowa writes that Kruschen salts helped her shed 18 pounds after using a half teaspoon in hot water daily. The ad claims safe fat reduction and improved well being, urging readers to ignore gossip and try the cheap four week supply sold by C W Phillips Adn't.
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Clarinda
Iowa
Kruschen
Connecion
C. W. Phillips
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