Wimpars at Lorain County 4 H Contest Held at Fair
Lorain County 4 H Adedma Contests were held at the Levein County Fair with awards across Agricultural Engineering Beekeeping Forestry Nature Study Flowers Farm Mapping and Soil Testing Vegetable Growing Potato Growing Corn Growing Strawberry Growing Dairy Sheep Raising Pig Raising Colts Poultry and Rabbits. Winners are listed by grade A B C D with numerous participants led by names such as Wayne Aldrich James Baird Raymond Bechtel and many more across multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Sievert
Joe Stritzel
Leroy Cowley
Edwin Cotton
Douglas Dardh
Ernest Green
John Penton
Francis Knoble
Dale Miller
Hubert Batex
Ray Trimmwell
Clyde Haynes
A’s
Donald Schacht
Mathew Centile
Elmer Schacht
William Rolli
Gerald Ba
Gerald Laver
Ralph Lindstrom
Wiliam Neuman
Neale Smith
Jim Takacs
Jack W)lford
Lynn Green
Andrew Trimmel
Howard van Neil
George Montford
John Stang
Kenneth Smith
Alfred Baxter
Kenneth Sommers
Lawrence Esmann
Don Schneider
Tony Piscola
D's
Harold Grills
Rowland Bartter
Wayne Leimbach
Richard Dyke
Alvin Fowl
Malcolm Fowl
Gordon Hales
Norman Kingshirn
Leroy Forthofer
Robert M. Box
Raymond Kingshirn
Urban Klingahirn
Rogert Minnich
Donald Northeim
Lloyd Seckt
Bill Welter
Maurice Wensink
Roy Wilhelmy
Robert Aldrich
Alice Marie Day
Robert Andress
John Engler
Don Standen
Jack Stroud
Paul Koepke
William Henning
Tom Licknak
Richard Lindstrom
Richard Renner
Randall Lagiian
Ray Hudson
Bob Burdick
Glenn Putt
Howard Walker
Winners Named in County Fair Horse and Pony Contests
R J Agate secretary announces each division winners and prizes at the county fair horse pulling and pony races. In horse pulling heavy weight Leo Dickel and V R Burton lead with $20 and $10 prizes while C P Gleisner and Sons and Arthur Wise also place in heavyweight and lightweight events with multiple cash awards. Pony races in 34 pony class see Junior Hyde $5, Wesley Parker $2.50, Orin Barker $1. 48 class winners O N Close Jr $5, Edward Rogers $2.50, Jerry Camp and Ted Parker tie for third with $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Agate
Leo Dickel
V. R. Burton
C. P. Gleisner and Sons
Bud Rider
Nelson Ferber
E. H. Wise
FE. KR. Jameyson
Arthur Wise
Junior Hyde
Wesley Parker
Orin Barker
O. N. Close, Jr
Edward Rogers
Jerry Camp
Ted Parker
Cummings Conducts Police Court
Zigmont Joe Kristoff of 885 West River Street was arrested at 2:40 a m for reckless driving after a profane utterance drew attention as his car passed patrolmen on Lodi Street. He allegedly drove the wrong way through Troxel alley and failed to stop at Washington Avenue, was fined $2 and costs in police court before Justice Herbert C. Cummings while Mayor Petro vacationed in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zigmont
Joe Kristoff
West River Street
Corwin Burrer
Edward Stankard, Jr
M Kristoffs
Lodi Street
West River
Kristoff
Troxel Alley
Washington Avenue
Herbert C. Cummings
Joseph Q. Petro
Canada
Motorist Arrested for Speeding and Fined in Court
Jack Adamson of 1028 Middle avenue was arrested by Patrolman Paul Palmer at 2 p m for driving 55 miles an hour on East avenue. He will be arraigned in police court next Wednesday. Mike Pawlak of 15th street was fined $1 and costs by Justice Her bert C Cummings today on an intoxication charge after arrest on August 3. Trimmels C Richard Seekins C Minus Richard Browne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Adamson
Middle Avenue
Paul Palmer
East Avenue
Mike Pawlak
15Th Street
Herbert C. Cummings
Death Record Clarence G Specker Amherst
Clarence G Specker aged 55 died at 1 48 am at his Spring Street home Amherst after a two month illness He was born in Huron lived in Amherst three years employed 27 years by New York Central Railroad as a clerk He belonged to St Joseph s Catholic Church and Holy Name Society Funeral at St Joseph s Church 10 AM Monday by Rev Father James Smith Burial in St Joseph s Cemetery He is survived by wife Rosella three children Alane Louise 6 Theresa Ann 5 Rose Marie 5 months. An aged father Joseph Specker Huron a brother Fred Specker Huron and sisters Mrs Walter Sprankle Huron Mrs John Rockstroh Cleveland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence G. Specker
Amherst
Spring Street
Huron
New York Central Railroad
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
James Smith
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Amherst Road
Rosella
Alane Louise
Theresa Ann
Rose Marie
Joseph Specker
Fred Specker
Walter Sprankle
John Rockstroh
Cleveland
Stankard Seeks Warrant in Dunfee Case
Police Chief E. J. Stankard swore a warrant for the arrest of L. H. Dunfee over the destruction of shrubbery and a brick entrance pillar at Pasadena avenue and Cleveland street. The dispute followed the council vote against removing the structure to make way for a gasoline station. The damaged monument was removed without authority and found on Furnace street on city property. Dunfee has not been detained as a deal with his attorney and Mayor Petro is pending. disposition is expected in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Stankard
L. H. Dunfee
Pasadena Avenue
Cleveland Street
Dunfee
Pasadena Park
Elyrian Successful In C P A Exam
Eugene Philip Rouge of 206 VJor nell avenue associated with Moise and Burgess, accountants, is among successful candidates for the certified public accountant degree per an Ohio State Board of Accountancy announcement. Rouge has worked with the firm about four years. Reported from his home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Philip Rouge
Vjornell Avenue
Moise and Burgess
Sid L. Collins
Youngstown
Ohio State Board of Accountancy
Rouge
Moise
Burgess
Albritton to high jump at Oberlin field day August 16
WPA Field Day at Park Street playground Oberlin features Dave Albritton former Olympic high jump champion and world record co holder. Joining him are Herman Hudnell Bill Wahl Leroy Spradley and Epp in an exhibition of high jumping with dashes broad jumping and a relay. Dan Kinsey Oberlin College coach to act as starter. Union church services follow at 11 AM with Rev. S. Lee Whiteman Jr delivering a sermon on The Spirit of a Sound Mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
WPA
Park Street
Phyllis Wheatley Center
Dave Albritton
Albritton
Berlin
Germany
Hermah Hudnell
Bill Wahl
Leroy Spradley
Livingstone College
Epp
Lorain
Herman Hudwell
Dan Kinsey
Oberlin College
Class of 1631 members honor Nellie Baxter in Mentor gathering
Mrs Nellie Baxter of South Street was guest of honor at a party Thursday evening hosted by four surviving members of the class of 1631 taught by her in Mentor Ohio. Others attended from Willoughby Cleveland Cham paigne Oberlin and Toledo while several families travel for visits in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Maine. A Norse myth fragment notes a great serpent at the world sea’s bottom forever biting its tail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Baxter
South Street
Baxter
Mentor
Ohio
Sarah Riley
Willoughby
Lewis Nutting
Cleveland
May Barber
Champaigne, Ll
Emily Worcester
Oberlin
Iis
District Governor To Visit Amherst Rotary Club
Amherst Ohio August 12 Charles N Sutton Attica Ohio district governor of the 57th District of Rotarians will make his official visit to the Amherst Rotary Club at noon Monday for its regular weekly luncheon at the Methodist church He will be the guest speaker Directors meet at 11 A M to select committee chairmen as plans for welcoming the guest were made at J W Darling home on Wood Hill Drive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst, O
Charles N. Sutton
Attica
Ohio
Rotarians
Amherst Rotary Club
Methodist Church
Club
J. W. Darling
Woodhill Drive
Nighttime shooting follows argument after party
Carolin, Elizabeth Higgins, and others hosted guests at a neighbor’s home. After returning at 2 AM, Sprague confronted Elizabeth, pulled a gun, and chased her upstairs. Mrs. Higgins alerted police. at the hospital Carolin gave a brief statement. Larry Sprague reportedly threatened to kill and shoot himself if officers or anyone entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolin
Sprague
Elizabeth
Larry
Budget Shifts Cut Mayors Office Costs and Boost Water Dept
A reform era budget shows a $4 760 net decrease in mayoral office items led by salary cuts and reorganized clerks plus smaller cuts for furniture and patrol needs while water department figures rise by $10 000 in salaries distributions and new mains and meters. Net water increase of $3 300 after filtration and pumping cuts.
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Mayors
Water Department
Elyria Company Eyes Stockholders Meeting On Future Destiny
Since 1907 the firm has operated with a strong product reputation but faces challenges from the French treaty and rising imports reducing demand. Directors call a near term stockholders meeting to decide the company trajectory while avoiding creditor interference. The company reports no bonded or bank debt, only accrued taxes due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Longtime Lorain Leader Mr Fisher Dies After Public Service
The obituary notes a four decade member active in community campaigns and on the school board. He served on the executive board until illness forced retirement and belonged to First Congregational church and Peace Memorial in Clearwater. He was a Rotary member in Lorain and Clearwater. His body will arrive in Lorain Monday morning and lie in state at Wickens Memorial until Tuesday noon. A service follows at 2 30 PM at First Congregational Church with named bearers listed.
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Board of Education
First Congregational Church
Clearwater
Florida
Peace Memorial Church
Rotary
Lorain
Fisher
Wickens Memorial
W. §. Baldwin
Dav
Court actions and fines in Lorain County docket
Leo R. Meyer sues George F. Kimbel for 835 dollars. Jurisdiction records show Thomas R. Padgett fined 30 dollars for DUI in Avon Lake. Hugo Forsmach fined 25 dollars for intoxication after a milk stand collision in Eaton Route 82. Central Outdoor Advertising seeks restraining order against Paul Risko and John Zwald for interference. William Smith faces false registration charge. trial set for August 17. Steve Jazdinski released after traffic inquiry. Tony Isabella fined 10 dollars for reckless driving near Lorain. A pawned stolen watch traced to a Cleveland shop with false identity. County to build railing on North Ridge road bridge. Home Owners Loan Corp. suits for foreclosures in Russia Township and Lorain. Memorial Day expenses approved. county share plus contingency fund draw. Elizabeth Thompson sues Carrie McClinton for 500 dollars over alleged assault August 1. Elizabeth Freiling granted divorce from William Freiling for neglect. Father Clarence Daniels ordered to pay confinement and child support. Interment of Trene Caroline Johnston listed with several mourners.
Lorain Brothers Of Army Bomber Victim Named
Two Lorain men are brothers of Technical Sergeant William Morgan of Norton Virginia, who was among nine crew members killed when an army bomber crashed at Langley Field last night. Leo Morgan, employed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, lives at 508 West 26th Street. Painter Morgan lives at 2613 Elyria Avenue. William Morgan, 48, had served 23 years in the Army and for four years was stationed at Langley Field. He is survived by his widow and six children, three sons and three daughters, all residing in Whitesburg Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morgan
Norton
Langley Field
Virginia
Lorain
Leo
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
West 26Th Street
Painter
Elyria Avenue
Whitesburg
Accident Victim Is Back On The Job Again
Emil Elbert aged 74, owner of the Economy Bicycle Shop at 504 Middle avenue, returned to work after a nine month absence. He was struck by a car on Middle avenue on his way home, suffered severe injuries including a crushed left leg, and had an amputation. He recovered sufficiently to rejoin customers and friends today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Elbert
Economy Bicycle
Middle Avenue
Elbert
Local man fined for intoxication after arrest at cafe
Joseph Semeny of 760 West River Street was fined 2 dollars and costs after arraignment today before Justice Herbert C. Cummings. He was arrested at a Lodi Street cafe at 8 p m yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Semeny
West River Street
Herbert C. Cummings
Lodi Street
Divorces Granted in Lorain County Court Actions
A divorce was granted today to Addabelle Stack from Lucius Stack on neglect grounds by Judge D A Cook. Also a divorce granted today to Rob ert Johnston from the same grounds by Judge D A Cook. County commissioners and Huntington township trustees agreed on a WPA road improvement project for Stew art road totaling 2 64 miles with county funding 2100 and township 1523. Commissioners also approved paying 450 toward the three month salary of Una B Frisbee of the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association working at Pleasant View Sanatorium in line with prior practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Freiling
William Freiling
D. A. Cook
Robert Johnston
Addabelle Stack
Lorain
Lucius Stack
Huntington Township
Stewart Road
Una B. Frisbee
Lorain County
Grain and feed market quotations and prices
Quotations for grain and feeds are listed by Sheets Filerator Co with flour prices from Montana Milling Co. Cars and carloads priced by ton or bushel. Oats corn wheat and flour detailed by grade, with hay and straw prices, and a wholesale list for apples, beets, blackberries, broccoli, cabbage, cantaloupes, carrots, celery, corn, and cucumbers. Includes varieties, pack sizes, and approximate per unit costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Filerator Co
Montana Milling Co
Aoke
Duchess
Ted Astrachan
Pagaoe
Pairings Named for Elyria Ladies Golf Champs at CC
Clark Black announced pairings for the Elyria Country Club ladies championships. Class A features matchups including Mrs. Lorenz against Mrs. Hoke and Mrs. McConnell against Mrs. Loufman while Class B lists four contests. Vince Walsh edged W. J. Loutman 3 and 1 to win the Class B championship yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
H. E. Sullivan
Howard Barbour
Helen Flynn
Eleanor Timms
Paul Roach
Ralph Murbach
L. W. Chapin
Gladys Plocher
Wallace Bower
J. L. Beltz
Richard Timms
George Livingston
C. J. Krantz
Karl Plocher
Vince Walsh
W. J. Loutman
Oberlin Stanley Boots Win Twenty Second
The Oberlin Stanley Shoes defeated Faultless Rubber at Brookside Park under lights. Ben Rodin delivered the win with ten hits allowed and led both teams with three hits in three at bats. Faultless scored in the third and fourth. Scobey went 2 for 3 for the losers. Next Thursday they face Model Bakers at Morris Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Stanley Shoes
Brookside Park
Ben Rodin
Scobey
Stanley
Model Bakers
Lorain
Morris Field
Burrows Captures City Playground Tennis Title
Frank Burrows defeated Bob Pitts 6 3 6 2 to win the City Playground tennis championship yesterday on the McKinley courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burrows
City Playground
Bob Pitts
McKinley
Polish National Alliance softball drill tomorrow at 2 p m
The Polish National Alliance softball ers will drill at 2 p m on the Western diamond. All players are asked to report for the session and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polish National Alliance
Eagles Ridge Tools Night Game at North Olmsted
Elyria Eagles and Ridge Tools will meet under lights at North Olmsted Sunday at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Eagles
Ridge Tools
North Olmsted
Carlisle A C and U S Automatics Face Off At Amherst Diamond
Carlisle A C and U S Automatics are set for a softball game tomorrow at Amherst High School diamond starting at 2 p m. The match promises a competitive afternoon with two local teams exchanging plays and aiming for a win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle A. C
U. S
Amherst High School
Market produce prices from a historic ledger
Readable stock list shows varied prices for EGGPLANT ENDIVE LETTUCE LIMA BEANS MUSHROOMS ONIONS PARSLEY PEPPERS RADISH SPINACH TOMATOES TURNIPS and WATERCRESS. Entries cite baskets pecks and pounds with per unit prices, including greens like lettuce, peppers and onions, with several items offered in outdoor or sweet varieties and multiple price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ponrer
Orchesterg
Luce Casket
Acorn
Lorain County Boys 4-H Dairy Team Competes at Wooster
Lorain County 4 H dairy judging team finished 15th out of 40 at Dairy Day in Wooster. Members Thomas Betts Marshall Bligh and John Bobel scored 895 points. Cuyahoga County won with 1055 points, Trumbull second, Medina third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Wooster
Penfield
Thomas Betts
Marshall Bligh
John Bobel
Cuyahoga County
Trumbull County
Medina County
Lorain County Agricultural Extension
Claude I. Hummel
Legion Picnic Tomorrow at The Hedges
Elyria Legion Post No 12 will hold an old fashioned picnic for Legion men and their families at The Hedges tomorrow afternoon featuring athletic contests and ball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Legion
Legion
Firemen battle basement refrigerator fire at Lake Avenue
Firemen from Station No 1 were summoned at 6 35 am to 830 832 Lake Avenue owned by Paul Vargo and occupied by Edward Eddington and Delwin McBride. An overheated motor in an electric refrigerator in the basement started the blaze and wiring burned. Carbon tetrachloride helped extinguish the fire with no damage reported. A remark about meteors falling to earth closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Paul Vargo
Edward Eddington
Delwin McBride
Metropolitan College and Clinic promotes new healing program
Metropolitan College and Clinic offers a free booklet detailing a recognized and accredited healing program. The opportunity promises uncrowded field work, rapid learning, and thorough training, with promising income potential. Written in a promotional tone, the notice invites readers to request complete information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan College and
Evaclid
Cleveland
Ohio
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Bluebird
California
Hyme
Cummings
Trimmels
Richard Seekins
Richard Browne
Stankard
Elyrian
Robert Herrick
Mrs
Esther Wood
N. Professor St
Union Services
Union Services of
The
First Church
First Baptist Church and
First Methodist Church
S. Lee Whiteman, Jr
Sudro - Curtis
Honor Mrs. Baxter
Claude Wooldridge
North Professor Street
Leedsdale
Leister
Toledo
P. G. Worcester
West Vince Street
A. R. Kimpton
East College Street
Alfred Bond
Liberty
Indiana
Doris Cain
North Park Street
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Frank L. Huntley
L. E. Burgner
Fast College Street
Huntley
Chicago
J. R. Haylor
Vinalhaven
Maine
Loeffler
Werk
Rome
Calvin
Leo R. Meyer
George F. Kimbel
Thon
R. Padgett
Paul McCampbell
Avon Lake
William Arnold
Hugo Forsmach
Floyd Hawke
Route 82
Eaton
Preston L. Coon
Central Out Door Advertising Co
Paul Risko
Sheffield Lake Village
John Zwald
William Smith
J. A. Bower
Smith
Steve Jazdinski
Columbia Station
Carl R. Finegan
Route 252
Tony Isabella
William Miller
Brownhelm
Lake Road
McBeth
Stop 7
Here
Sheriffs Department
Harry L. Dun Nam
North Ridge Road
Amherst Village
Home Owners Loan Corp
Daniel Gayer
Elizabeth Thompson
Carrie McClinton
Joseph Deimling
Woodford Court
Christ Evenoff
Arlene McClintock
Clarence Daniels
Parenthood
Daniels
Trene Caroline Johnston
Id Hart
B. Meacham
J. P. Seitters
George Gettings
Waite Adair
Don Trimmer
Raymond Ehrlich
Elmwood Cemetery
Allen Wales Adding Machine Corp
Mand and Electric
G. J. O'Connor
E. Lath
Pocahontas
Coal Schroll Phene
Ativey Perecetain
Pennington Lay
Brawe Street
Stanley Boots
Stanley Shoes
Autinaur
Bliss i
Shepard
Mitre
Kirsty of
Hudhell
Hammplot
Flamlin
Rodin
Faultienn Nabber Co
H Ry Jones
Earth
Adv
Deetz
Chrysler
Odds and Ends
China
S Ave
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