Ohio accident toll rises with weekend deaths
United Press reports Ohio saw at least 14 fatalities from drownings and traffic wrecks over the weekend. Victims include Margaret Gierloff 45 near Croton. Margaret McDonald 17 near Centerburg. Emerson Fowler 24 of Croton. Gertrude Shipley 15 injured near Centerburg. Grover Mapes 50 drowned near Van Wert. Clyde Sherrick 16 drowned in the Scioto. Doyle Wolford 18 drowned near Harrisburg. Ralph Stath 20 drowned near Cincinnati. Dickie Schaeffer 6 drowned at Warren. Gwendolyn Jennings 11 drowned in Columbus. Elizabeth Wollmuth 67 killed in Columbus. Peter Samson 26 died in Cincinnati automobile-streetcar crash. Anthony Sztuczka 52 struck. Robert Warris 10 killed in North Olmsted bicycle collision. Shirley Kaufman 31 fell to death in Cleveland.
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United Press
Ohio
Route 62
New Albany
Margaret Gierloff
Croton
Margaret McDonald
Centerburg
Emerson Fowler
Gertrude Shipley
Grover Mapes
van Wert
Clyde Sherrick
Circleville
Scioto
Doyle Wolford
Columbus
Big Darby Creek
Harrisburg
Pickaway County
Ralph Stath
Little Miami
Cincinnati
Dickie Schaeffer
Richard Schaeffer
Mahoning River
Warren
Gwendolyn Jennings
Elizabeth Wollmuth
Peter Samson
Anthony Sztuczka
Robert Warris
North Olmsted
Shirley Kaufman
Cleveland
YMCA Boys Prepare For 3 Day Summer Carnival
YMCA boys plan a three day carnival August 23 to 25 with tournaments in ping pong camelot checkers and shuffleboard opening day softball for boys division members and campers second day features swimming meets across classes with varied programs third day finals plus a mystery activity membership party awards ribbons and an honor plaque plan fall and winter programs discussed Geyer reports
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Y. Moc. AL
Disseam
Tod Gererbors
Geyer
Lorain County 4-H Girls Show High Standard Of Work
Lorain County Four-H Club girls’ project work for 1938 shows an exceptionally high standard. Miss Frances Eckert, home demonstration agent, reports judging of 31 clubs’ projects and books will finish tomorrow. Christine Dambach and Margaret Burkley assist. 43 clubs’ projects judged. Outstanding dresses and articles will be shown at the Ohio State Fair with girls displaying at Wellington or Lorain County Fair. A new project “When the Four-H Club Girl Entertains” featured teas for judges.
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Lorain County
Frances Eckert
Christine Dambach
Dayton
Margaret Burkley
Ridgeville
Eckert
Wellington
Larrie
Miss Eckert
Dambach
County Receives 10000 From State Motor Tax Fund
Lorain County today received its share of the equalization fund from motor vehicle license revenue. State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson distributed identical amounts to all 88 counties, each receiving ten thousand dollars.
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Lorain County
Joseph T. Ferguson
14Th Street
President Arthur Cutts Lectures Open to All Seek Reform
The senate countered a proposal with a fee skiing to its original, opening a series of lectures to the public. President Arthur Cutts faced the clash as lawmakers debated access and funding for the program.
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Arthur Cutts Fiud
Senate
Last Minute Letters Berserk in Ohio Governor Campaign
J. J. Smythe reports a malicious late letter campaign aiming to influence votes by exploiting religious groups. Letters falsely reference the K K K and names of B F Lamb and S P McNaught, who deny any authorization, labeling the tactic cowardly and frantic after defeat.
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J. J. Smythe
Leii County
Campaig
Daves
Smy
B. F. Lamb
Ohio Council of Churches
S. P. McNaught
Anti-Saloon League
Smythe
Manager of Tavern to Face Charge Today
Charles Sternburg manager of The Hill Top Tavern is to be arraigned in police court this afternoon on a charge of permitting music after midnight Saturday. He was arrested at 12 44 A M Sunday by Patrolmen L D Brown and Russell Payne.
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Charles Sternburg
Hill Top
L. D. Brown
Russell Payne
Cleveland Man Edward Hein to Face Arraignment on Reckless Driving
Edward Hein of Cleveland is to be arraigned in police court Wednesday on a charge of reckless driving. He was arrested by Patrolmen H Indicott and Corwin Burrer at 1 AM after he failed to stop at Eastern Heights Boulevard and East River Street.
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Edward Hein
Cleveland
H. Indicott
Corwin Burrer
Eastern Heights ‘Boulevard
East River Street
Studio break in reported at Day's Photographic Studio
Mrs Chester Pemberthy reported to police Saturday afternoon a rear window was open when an unknown person entered 501 Middle Avenue studio and ransacked the place. Mr and Mrs Day are away until August 18. no losses confirmed. A marriage course proposal emerges from the University of Illinois student senate in Urbana Champaign.
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Chester Pemberthy
Day
Middle Avenue
Urbana-Champaign
University of Ihnogis
Women and Mirror Time Across a Day and Night
London experts from a British cosmetic firm estimate that the average woman spends about a quarter of an hour each morning in front of the mirror, grooming and applying cosmetics, and then longer at night with more cream and brushing. The article frames this as a glance at daily grooming habits across a typical woman’s routine.
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London
Mirror Glances Add Up to 12 Days a Year
The text notes that adding ten more minutes of daytime mirror gazing to existing time yields a total of 45 minutes daily. This amounts to about three-quarters of an hour per day and roughly 12 days annually. Human behavior measure cites repeated self-observation in daytime routines.
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