Winners announced in Lorain County fair livestock departments
The 93rd Lorain County Fair closed last night and Fair Secretary R J Agate announced livestock winners across divisions. Top horse, Percheron, Belgian, heavy draft, light draft, male, pony, cattle showings and Jersey classes were led by Aldrich and Sons, Dal ton and Sons, Forest C Ives, Vern Rundle, O N Close, H Dal ton, F C Betts and Son, and others with numerous firsts and seconds in each category.
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Lorain County
R. J. Agate
Horsea
Aldrich and Sons
la Grange Township
B. J. Squires
Carlisle Township
Adrian Buswell
Dalton and Sons
L. W. Heilman
Charles Wise
Forest C. Ives
Edgar Jones
Vern Rundle
Malcolm VanWormer
Charles Gleisner
Roy Ternes
Rowley and Sons
E. Ringgensing
Leslie Fitch
D. Aldrich and Sons
Milton Behner
Early Buell
O. N. Close
Close
Edward Rogers
Ernest Smith
H. Dalton
L. Radcliff
Donald Schneider
F. C
HOLC Extracts Top Prizes In Livestock Show
The report lists prizes across multiple classes with numerous winners. Silas Buchs, Alfred Miller, Kemmerly and Stephan, C. W. Culver, Roy Galleher and Sons, I. M. Liles and Son, Kemmerly and Stephan again, and others collect firsts seconds and thirds. Grain and seed winners include Rundel Brothers Frank Eldred S P Mason and others with several firsts and a few seconds.
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Slagel and Sons
E. R. Bates
Silas Buchs
Alfred Miller
Sheep—Hamshire
Kemmerly
Stephan
C. W. Culver
Southdown
C. D. Culver
Ryerson and Son
Walter Kively
Dorsets
Roy Galleher
Chevoit
Ramouullet
I. M. Liles
Delane
Liles
Karakus
Swine—Berkchires
Dewey Aldrich and Sons
L. W. Deal
Duroc
Dean Funk
Rundel
New Deal To Control Young Democrats
Pittsburgh August 11 delegates at the National Convention of the Young Democrats moved toward endorsing New Deal policies. President Roosevelt warned the party to nominate a liberal candidate in 1940 or withdraw support. Senator Claude Pepper assailed Wall Street kingmakers who favor Bricker for president and Dewey for vice president. Pepper faulted Bricker’s Ohio record and urged liberal Democratic unity ahead of speeches by Barkley and McNutt. The president’s message framed the debate as a clash between liberal and conservative factions within the party.
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Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Young Democrats of America
Pitt Tyson Maner
Alabama
Claude Pepper
Florida
Wall Street
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Thomas Dewey
New York
Pepper
Bricker
Hoover
Dewey
Taft
U. S
Robert Taft
Barkley
Maner
New Deal
Homer Mat Adams
Iinois
Sen
Albent Barkley
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
United States
Washington
Susquehanna River
Grafton Scouts Plan Weeklong Camp Under New Leadership
Grafton Scout Troop 104 met Monday in the Scout Room with 11 boys present. Regular business concluded and under new business the group approved a weeklong camping trip led by Assistant Scout Master Robert Myers. Committee members met in Court of Review and passed 23 merit badges.
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Grafton
Robert Myers
Court of Honor Sponsors Night August 30 Held
The event will include a sponsors and parent night in connection with a Court of Honor. A financial report from Park Concessions will be presented and standing reported. Four boys—Junior Mole, John Burke, Carl Shephard, and John McCloskey—attended the New Firelands Area Campsite via Wells and earned Merit Badges they will receive.
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New Firelands Area
Wells
Junior Mole
John Burke
Carl Shephard
John McCloskey
Shower Honors Mrs. Howard Wise At Belden Event
A pleasant Tuesday afternoon shower for Mrs. Howard Wise was hosted at her home with decorations of garden flowers. The Belden Quilt Club members presented a bassinet and other gifts as guests socialized and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wise
Carl Seckt
Belden
Leon Lehman
J. D. Mennell
Charles Gest
Anna Hosler
P. H. Rogers
Lottie Klinect
William Turnes
Estella Aldrich
Herman Wise
Albert Prosser
Bert Nesbett
Mildred Thompson
Alice Behnke
St Johns Ladies Aid Adopts Constitution In Aug Meeting
St Johns Ladies Aid of Grafton met at the home of Mrs. A Jakelsky on Aug 9 with fourteen members present. Rev A Schroeder and Mrs George Lawson attended as guests. The group adopted a constitution and held bingo with Anna Tomasheska first prize, Mrs Otto Tomasheska second, and Mrs Henry Krause third. A luncheon followed. Next meeting set for Sept 13 at Mrs Henry Krause's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Ladies Aid of Grafton
A. Jakelsky
A. Schroeder
George Lawson
Anna Tomasheska
Otto Tomasheska
Henry Krause
McAlpine to Lead Graton Methodist Service Sunday
Rev. John J. McAlpine of Elyria will lead the Graton Methodist church service Sunday August 13 in the absence of Rev. Beebe. Service scheduled at the usual time 9 30 A M.
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John J. McAlpine
Elyria
Gratton Methodist Church
Beebe
Social Rounds Include Wickner and Juscak Guests
At a six oclock dinner on Sunday Mr and Mrs H Wickner hosted Mr and Mrs Andy Juscak Mr and Mrs Charles Becka Mr and Mrs Charles Foster Mrs Mary Matlack and Mrs Frank Becka of Cleveland Also Mrs Arthur Williams of Findley spending several days this week in De Gray and JoRneon home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wickner
Andy Juscak
Charles Becka
Charles Foster
Mary Matlack
Frank Becka
Cleveland
Arthur Williama
Findley
de Gray
JoR&neon
Finley Social Guests Share Sunday Dinner and Outing
Richard Williams and Miss Jerry Stevens of Finley dined with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray of Elyria, while Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kubuske and son joined by Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Martin of Cleveland toured Detroit and Saginaw, Michigan, returning Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Williams
Jerry Stevens
Finley
Cecil Johnson
Harold Gray
Elyria
Theodore Kubuske
Clayton Martin
Cleveland
Detroit
Saginaw
Mich
North Olmsted Kiwanis Children Field Day Events
North Olmsted Kiwanis announces the annual Children’s Field Day at the Park on Wednesday August 16. Activities begin at 1 PM with sports and prizes and bicycle races, followed by a 5 PM softball game for a silver cup, a 6 PM basket supper, 7:30 PM entertainment by the Federal Concert Band, and an 8:30 PM softball ramie under lights. Ice cream and drinks provided. George Oldham, Kiwanis president, invites families.
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North Olmsted
Kiwanis
R. W. Elliott
Coe
Butternut Ridge
Federal
George Oldham
North Olmsted Kiwanis Club
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Lizzie Altmos
Funeral services were conducted Saturday August 5 at the home of her daughter Mrs Irene Thomas 8216 Bauerdale Parma for Mrs Lizzie Altmos wife of Jacob and mother of Fred Altmos Butternut Ridge Road North Olmsted and Mrs Irene Thomas of Parma grandmother of Ralph Donald Altmos and Jack Peggy Thomas
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Irene Thomas
Bauerdale
Parma
Lizzie Altmos
Jacob
Fred Altmos
Butternut Ridge Road
North Olmsted
Ralph
Donald Altmos
Jack
Peggy Thomas
Elliott family plans and visiting guests at Ashtabula Harbor
Mrs. Lucretia Elliott and her daughters Doris Jean and Ruth spend the week at the Elliott cottage in Ashtabula Harbor. Miss Virginia Johnston will visit her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs J Adrian in Cleveland next week.
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Lucretia Elliott
Doris Jean
Ruth
Elliott
Ashtabula Harbor
Virginia Johnston
Universalist Ladies Aid Meeting Notice
The next regular meeting of the Universalist Ladies Aid is announced with details to follow. Members are reminded to bring reports and confirm attendance for the upcoming schedule.
Birthday Luncheon At Coe Building Thursday August 17
Birthday luncheon will be held at the Coe building on Thursday August 17 with Group 2 serving at 12 30 and August birthdays as guests. A business meeting follows at 2 PM in the ladies room. Edith Biddulph hosted Group 4 and husbands at a Beach Party Stop 53 Lake Road on August 17. R F Thompson to lead Sunday services at North Olmsted Congregational Church on August 13.
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Coe
Edith Biddulph
Lake Road
Thompson
North Olmsted Congregational Church
Mary Hampson
Clague Road
Ladies Aid
North Olmsted Kiwanis Club
Nancy Gerhan
Lake Erie College
Margot Mueller
Kent University
Germany
Kopp
Rev C M Ford To Preach At Eaton
Eaton Va Rev C M Ford of Pembroke will speak at Eaton Church Sunday morning at 10 45 in the adult service He attends the open house at the parsonage from 2 P M for Ford friends He formerly pastored Eaton about 25 years ago and helped organize the Farm Bureau and extension service He is noted for rural church work expertise
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Eaton
C. M. Ford
Pembroke
Eaton Church
All Friends
Ford
Farm Bureau
Extension Service
LaPorte Pastor Chooses Sermon on Jesus as Strange Man
Rev. Thomas Hughes of LaPorte Church selects Jesus the Strange Man of Galilee as the sermon topic for the upcoming service.
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Carlisle
Jesus
Man of
Galilee
Thomas Hughes
Iced Russian Tea and Sunset Cooler Refresh Afternoon Bridge
Friendly hosts serve cooling drinks for a warm bridge game with iced Russian tea and Sunset Cooler. The menu includes lemon juice, orange juice, grape juice, tea, and gingerbread, with tips on serving, napkins, and ice.
LaPorte Methodist Church Announces Sunday Services
The pastor will conduct Sunday morning service at 11 15 o clock and offer a tenor ship. Sunday School convenes at 10 18 A M with C F Witney as superintendent. all are invited to attend both events.
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LaPorte
C. F. Witney
Skeleton found on Thompsons Island sparks buried pirates tale
In Rehoboth Beach Delaware a skeleton was unearthed on Thompsons Island near the government canal reviving legends of buried pirate gold and pirates. No burial records exist for the island.
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Rehoboth Beach
Del
Thompsons Island
Cleveland Woman Shot By Estranged Husband Dies
Cleveland city funeral home operator Mary Dietz Lechler, 28, died from three bullet wounds after being shot by estranged husband Carl Lechler as she left City Hall. The 51-year-old husband claimed to have swallowed poison but was later jailed after a car crash and capture. Witnesses say he waited in a car near the Public Hall entrance and shot her when she refused to enter.
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Cleveland
Mary
Dietz Lechler
City Hall
Carl
Lechler
Antelopes Invade Klickitat County Near Rock Creek Canyon
In search of a new range, antelopes have moved into Klickitat county near Rock Creek canyon, about 15 miles east of Goldendale. Farmers report the herd wandering from slopes stocked north of Yakima, marking their first sighting in the area.
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Goldendale
Washington
Klickitat County
Rock Creek Canyon
Here
Yakima
Cat battles huge snake to save kittens in KIALLA
In KIALLA Australia a mother cat fought a large black snake to protect her three kittens. The next morning two kittens were found dead with the mother’s tail in the snake’s mouth, highlighting a fatal struggle for survival.
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Kialla
Australia
Tower Man Robbed Of Life's Savings
In Toledo two men entered a railroad tower and robbed Clinton Spiegelberger 45 of his life savings. He was held at pistol point, bound to a chair, and relieved of his cash, U S Government bonds, and postal savings brought in over several weeks.
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Toledo, O
Clinton Spiegelberger
Spiegelberger
U.S
German Catholics Count Germany Population Figures
German Catholics total about 44 million nationwide following the incorporation of Austria and the Sudetenland, reflecting a large Catholic demographic in Germany. The figures illustrate the religious composition after territorial changes and hint at broader social implications.
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Berlin
Austria
Sudetenland
Germany
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Minnie Behning
Acme
Young Democrats
Loeffler
Michigan
Loren D. Dickinson
Charlotte
Holland
Dickinson
Stern
Eaton Center Methodist Church
Mrs. Wise
Altmos8
Pine Rebekah Lodge
Dover Center
Carl Pitts
Linco Aeryioe E. and Bond
Judith Wilson
England
France
Isle
Miller United
Zlyria
Gine
Pees Svea
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