Dairy Day at Wooster Aug 24 attracts thousands
Friday, August 24, will be Dairy Day at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster. Several thousand dairymen are expected to attend. events begin at nine, with a one thirty speaking program led by Paul McNish. Dr. A F Woods of the U S Department of Agriculture will discuss the dairy outlook. H Kisomer of Ohio State will speak on the sector. The Ohio Dairymen's Association plans activities for children and prize events.
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Ohio Agricultral Experimentition
Wooster
Ohio
Nime O
Dairy Department
Paul Mc Nish
Ohio Oairsmen's Association
C. G. Williams
A. F. Woods
United Stares Department of Agriculture
Dairy Industry America
H. Kisoner
Onio State Univer
Ohio Viewpeoit
Ohio Dairymen’s Association
H. M. Dorie
Wooster High School
Ohio D.: . Association
C. C. Harden
Department of Dairy Industry
Education Emphasis at Seventh Day Adventist Conference
Educational leaders from the General Conference arrive to stress Christian education as the harmonized growth of body mind and morals. Mount Vernon Academy and Washington Missionary College are highlighted with talks by Rev. L B E Lenniam and other educators. Literature sales in Ohio reach ambitious totals as Adventists emphasize missionary work and home outreach.
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W. E. Howall
General Conference of
Seventh-Day- Adventists
Spit
Larzé Pa
J. P. Ne
Educa
Columbia Unnex
Olson
Mount Vernon Academy
Moget Vernon Academy
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Washingier Missionary College
Washington, D. C
Stude and Veachers
I Rev. L. BE. Lenneim
Satan
Ohio Conference
Ohio Corporents
Oio
Eight suits filed in court
A batch of suits was filed in common pleas court. Norman Frank sues Rama Bass for 150 for auto damages after a collision during passing. Rose You sues Jona Youre for divorce on gross neglect. they wed in 1925. Nick Pru seeks 5900 over alleged injury Aug 12. Harry El sues Marr 3 for divorce on gross neglect and cruelty. E H Conadee and Loretta Nazel filed for work and materials on a house. Betjemin Rusweil sues Z C Huimetking for 60 foreclosure and mortgage issues. Mary Bainer seeks divorce from Alexander Bainer for gross neglect and cruelty. married July 1927.
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Todzs
Norman Frank
Rama Bass
Rama
Rose You
Jona Youre
Nick Pru
Theodore Pruski
Harry EL
Marr
Eland
H. B. Ferra
E. H. Conadee
Loretta Nazel
Betjemin Rusweil
Z. C. Huimetking
Mary Bainer
Alexander Bainey
Jaly
Disorderly Conduct Fine For William Juipold
William Juipold was arrested by sheriff deputies at Cleveland Beach last night on disorderly conduct charges. He was fined £25 and costs after arraignment before Officer S.T. George this morning. Deputies say Juipold assaulted officers while they accosted him as he escorted an intoxicated woman.
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William Juipold
Cleveland Beach
S.t. George
Atpold
Local News In a Few Lines
NEWSBOYS FIND LARGE BRIEF CASE ON BEAT. A large brief case containing valuable papers was found on Middle avenue this morning by Ayrthur Wack and Nathan Gesurterman who turned it over to police. Names on papers indicated it belongs to J Cc Stokes of Me Verron. SEEKS DIVORCE FROM MAX WHO THREATENED DEATH. Mery Turas filed for divorce on extreme cruelty in common pleas court. The couple were married in 1921. FINED FOR INTOXICATION. Wilson of South Amherst paid 16 and costs by Justice George for intoxication. ASKS DIVORCE. Leesa Pms filed for divorce from Earl Perkharc for willful absence since 1921. SYCLE STOLEN. Bell 1939 Best street.
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Middle Avenue
Arythur Wack
Tannery Street
Nathan Gesurterman
West Street
J. Cc. Stokes
Verron
Max
Mery Turas
Wren Pleas Court
Stex Turas
Alex Sere
Wilson
South Amherst
Justice George
Leesa P
Adventists In Busy Sessions At Fair Grounds
Adventists held sessions at the fair grounds urging readiness for the second coming. Sermon stressed personal reform, denial of worldly lust, and moral improvement. After the address many attendees rededicated and reconsecrated their lives to God and His cause.
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Fair Grounds
Jesus
Transac
Rockford flyers vanish on failed Arctic route attempt
Aug 26. Lost in a bold bid to establish a northern air route, two Rockford flyers attempted a landing base but could not find a long enough field for a safe takeoff. They left Cochrane Ont at noon Saturday bound for Mt Evans Greenland. No word has been received since Sunday morning. Their overland path faced barren terrain and scarce landing sites amid a Labrador coast crossing. Early radio updates showed progress to Apsik amish Lake Quebec before the line of flight vanished. Three skeletal Indian remains, about two hundred years old, were recently unearthed at Marblehead Mass.
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Greater Rockford
Greater Rockmand
and Parker
Cochrane
Ont
Mt Evans
Greenland
Mt. Evans
Ontario
Apsikamish Lake
Quebec
Rockford
Meg
Labrador Coast
Mt. Evans Tunway
Midland
Prohibition Viewed Mixed by Episcopalians in Survey
A Church Temperance Society survey of Episcopalians finds a majority call prohibition a failure and favor some form of modification to the Volstead Act, while a slim majority oppose repealing the 18th Amendment. The report notes reluctance to answer and cites perceived positives from prohibition amid calls for moderation and fewer saloons.
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New York
Church Temperance Society
Episcopal Church
Church Society
Orheir
Burt
Obituary notices from Amherst and Oberlin area deaths
Death notices detail SURIUS C Farrar and others in Oberlin Amherst and Lorain region. Farrar, born December 12 186, died at Toledo hospital August 2, leaving wife and two children Harry B Farrar and Mabel Farrar, with services at Sedgeman Funeral Home Oberlin and burial in Oberlin cemetery. Also Arthur Howard McAllister of Cleveland died after influenza 20 weeks, private service at three o'clock Tuesday. interment Calgary cemetery. Further notices for Anna Mischka aged 74 Amherst pioneer, Georgie Radics 72 Amherst, and local survivors, funeral plans listed with churches and cemeteries.
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Surius C. Farrar Burns
C. Farrar
Toledo
Thore
Mabel
Farrar
New York City
Voi
Broter
John Farrar
Cleveland
Oberlin
Sedgeman Funeral Home
Sedgeman's Funeral
Howard Old Son
McAllister
Amherst
Irene
Katherine
Patricia
Alis
Lamford
New Jersey
Calgary
Dinerea
Anna Mischka
Cleveland Avenue
Mischka
Germany
Elyria
Frank
Paul
William
August
Havon Ambherst
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Aid Society
Cleveland Street
Amhers
Georgie Radics
Elm Street
Anna Radics
Ihresch
Julia Tekas
Vassa
South Amherst
John Radics
Lorain
Evergreen Cemetery
Canada to host mega golf and country haven near Buffalo
In Middleboro Kentucky a coal mining region town features a shiny bungalow built of uniform cement blocks. A large project promises a vast leisure complex across from Buffalo including five Mehteen hole golf courses four nine hole courses twenty tennis courts three club houses and a well equipped aviation field.
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Canada
Buffalo
Middleboro
Elyrians Lunch With Myers Cooper
A group of Elyrians greeted Myers Cooper in Cleveland today, had lunch with him, then went to Crystal Beach where the Republican nominee for Governor spoke at the Emancipation Day program. Local attendees included N. D. Backus, Judge Wilcox, S. J. George, J. W. McHenry and Don Myers. Don Myers and Sheriff E. G. Mathews were scheduled for short talks.
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Myers
Lorain Man Sues Over Street Crossing Injuries
Mike Cherner of Lorain filed a common pleas court suit against Carl Rogers seeking 15000 in damages for injuries from an automobile incident on March 12, 1967, when Cherner was crossing a Lorain street.
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Mike Cherner
Lorain
Carl Rogers
Rogers Automobile
Fairfield County to get fish hatchery in state effort
Fairfield County will likely receive a state fish hatchery at a cost around 25 dollars. State Bureau of Fish and Wildlife officials conducted water tests near Buckeye Lake at a site west of Milford. Officials are finalizing plans for additional hatcheries in Toledo, Findlay, and Cortland.
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Columbus
Fairfeld
State Bureau of Fish
to @ar
Mfilpore
Buckere Lake
Bureau
Tifin
Findlay
Cotae
Brownhelm Man Heads to Michigan Tour of Potato Growers
Harry Leimbach of Brownhelm left for Michigan to represent the Lorin County Farm Bureau on an information tour of the Ohio Potato Growers, visiting described fields and seeking insights into state potato production practices.
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Brownhelm
Harry Leimbach
Brows
Michigan
Lorgin Counir Farm Bureau
Ohio Fotata
Visi
Oberlin Obituary Notices and Wedding Report
Rebecca M. Rice of Oberlin dies after long residence widow of Wesley R. Rice. Services at Sedgeman's funeral parlors with burial at Westwood cemetery. Farrar, former Oberlin resident, dies in Toledo. burial by Sedgman's parlors. Details cover weddings and local figures in Oberlin and nearby Berea.
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Oberlin
Rebecca M_ Rice
Wesley R. Rice
Viola Parsons
East Col Jeze Street
Rice
Margaret
Ries
Berea
First
M. E
Sedgeman’s
Westwood Cemetery
Ohio Conference report shows growth and 444 baptisms
Delegates noted progress across departments in the Ohio Conference over the past two years. Rev N S Ashton reported strong evangelistic efforts and 444 new Adventist believers baptized in Ohio since the last biennial session. A E King presented the Secretary Treasurer’s financial report. detailed figures to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enary
N.S. Ashton
Ohio
Ashton
A. E. King
Address by Doctor Wikinsor at Seventh-day Adventists Conference
Doctor B. G. Wikinsor, dean of theology at Washington Missionary College, delivered a stirring address at the Seventh-day Adventists Conference at the fairgrounds. He urged religious freedom, warned against church and state fusion, and urged adherence to the founders' principles while noting looming political tensions. Reverend P. L. McElhanan spoke on world conditions and preparation for Christ's return, followed by editor R. B. Thurber and former Ohio Conference president N. S. Ashton with sermons in the evening.
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B. G. Wikinsor
Washington Missionary College
Fair Grounds
United States
D. Wickisson
Kr. Wikkisson
Christ
Caesar
Jesus
Wilkinson
Congress
P. L. McElhkam
General Conference For North
Ir Ever
M McElhaner
R. B. Thurber
Watchman Magazine
Nashville
Teas
N.S. Ashton
Benn
Record voter turnout hits high in August primaries
More than 15,774 electors voted last Tuesday in the August primaries, with 3,423 Republicans and 3,327 Democrats recorded. The turnout nearly doubles the 270 totals of earlier years, highlighting strong partisan participation amid anticipated high counts for the election.
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Board of Elections
Twenty first annual Schoeiier reunion at Beaver Park
The twenty first annual Schoeiier reunion was held at Beaver Park on Saturday with eighty two attending from Milan Columbus Cleveland Kilbuck Fairport Ebria and Michigan. A picnic dinner and supper were served. Officers for next year were elected: President R D McLain Milan, secretary Mrs George Hann Cleveland, treasurer Mrs J W Seeley Milan, librarian Mrs Eliza Hunter Cleveland. It was decided to hold the 29 re union at the home of Mr and Mrs W J Seeley Milan on the third Saturday in August.
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Amherst
Imazac
Pardar
QuarryMmenim Goor
Cadar Point
Ohio Quarry Co
Jim
Mattie Sanders
Altice Hurlbut
Beaver Park
Milan
Columbus
Cleveland
Kilbuck
Fairport
Ebrria
Michigan
R. D. McLain
Milian
George Hann
J. W. Seeley
Eliza Hunter
W. J. Seeley
H. C. Esgan
Elytia
Bert Williams
Mary
Robert McLain
Ellouise
Rosekelly
St Ann's Seeing Society to Host at St Joseph's School Hall
A notice lists local households from Fairport Amherst Cleveland and Columbus connected to St Joseph's church. Mrs HK D McGarvey will host the St Ann's Seeing Society at the church school hall on Thursday.
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Fer and Son
Fairport
Henry Sharp
M. Schaeffer
Nettie Schaeffer
W. C. Schaefer
Amherst
Schaeffer McLain
Eliza Hunter
Mollie White
George Ghem
Cleveland
Airs
Wilson
Lawrence
Columbus
HK. D. McGarvey
St. Ann's Seeing Society
St. Joseph's Church
Markets in Cleveland and Toledo Grain and Livestock Notes
Cleveland and Toledo market briefs show mixed action across commodities. Cattle and hogs steady to higher in Cleveland with top cattle at 15.75 and hogs around 12.90. Columbus reports varied produce pricing including potatoes at 2.56 to 3.90 per cwt and citrus and fruits with multiple box and crate price ranges.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Tbs
Toledo
Columbes
Columbus
Sarkei St . Bears
Cucunbers
Bur
Lemors
Calif
Seebert
yeHow
Tennessee
Cali
Contended sermon warns of obedience and authority decline
A speaker denounces divorce driven family disintegration and loss of discipline, warning of rising religious and racial intolerance. He condemns a broad movement undermining government and authority, urging a return of old traditions and loyalties to church and state.
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Holy Mother Church
Mathews
Landmark Razed for New Store in Elyria
Workmen demolish the back of the First Baptist church property where a restaurant occupied space. Murbach Coal and Supply will erect a one story store two possible layouts forty by eighty six feet or twenty by eighty six. The 60 year old building was built by Cyrus Wheeler whose daughter Nettle was Elyria Library’s first librarian. Later owners included Miss Tillotson and X L Johnson family connected to Judge Curtis Johnson. The space housed Peerless Ol Co and Lorain County Abstract Co offices. the restaurant was the last tenant. Completion expected in sixty days.
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First Baptist Church
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Cyrus Wheeler
Miss Nettle
Elyria
Miss Tillotson
X. L. Johnson
Curtis Johnson
Toledo
New England
Dr. Baldwin
Park
Court Street
Peerless Ol Company
Lorain County Abstract Company
Ehouse
Andress Divorce Case Returns To Court Under Advisement
Judge W. B. Thompson heard Ida M. Andress request for temporary alimony from Henry M. Andress in a divorce case now in court. The suit, filed recently, claims she returned to his home on July 2 in good faith but was hospitably treated and forced to leave by month’s end.
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Udge
W. B. Thompson Thay
Ida M. Andress
Henry M. Andress
Home-Coming At Fields Set For Wednesday
The Fields family invites former residents and friends to a Wednesday homecoming at the school grounds starting at eleven. Attorney Guy B. Findley of Elsrna will deliver the address at eleven o'clock. Afterward, usual sports will be held as part of the reunion.
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Guy B. Findley
Elsrna
Fined After Accident Near Vermilion
Will iam Everheart of Elyria was found lying in a corn field after a Lake Sunday auto crash near Vermilion. He was jailed overnight and arraigned before Justice S. J. George on an intoxication charge, fined 10 dollars plus costs. Sheriff's Deputy Wesley Miller made the arrest.
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Verm Nilion
William Everheart
Elyria
S. J. George
Ile
Sherit
Wesley Miller
Nine Thousand Entries In Ohio State Fair Livestock Show
Columbus Aug 20 More than 9 000 entries from across the United States western Canada New Zealand and Holland have been received by Director Charles Truax The fair opens next Monday with trophies and 150 000 in prizes Sheep and swine are expected as features Seventeen sheep classes and 2090 entries and 12 901 prizes for 3511 stone show entries with Ludwig of Van Wert and Foster of Springfield in charge Special shows for chickens dogs cats rabbits and other pets Also noted is a health remark about illness and common colds.
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Columbus
United States
Canada
New Zealand
Holland
Charles Truax
H. H. Ludwig
van Wert
Col. E. Foster
Springfield
Build a Home First and Roof Your Property Now
No, you won’t pay extra for coal but we suggest you have us fill your bins now. The geese and ducks over our community this fall will see many new mule hide roofs. Elyria is sure going to be the driest spot in Lo Frain county. A homes turns part of your rent expense into a permanent investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lo Frain County
Golf Finals At Spring Valley Next Sunday
The Spring Valley Country Club schedule lists finals on Sunday August twenty sixth. Class A features Fred Kushin versus Rudy Staff for the championship, with Stet also in the wind up at Mentor Headlands. Class B matches include Ed Gummo of Cleveland against the Jim Simpson Mel Harrison winner, while Class C hinges on Chuck Persons versus K S Armstrong before a final with E B Risberg C C Clippenger and R F Corts. The junior boys tournament runs this week and ladies’ qualifying rounds take place today with eliminations on Tuesday and Wednesday. Over two hundred members attended the Highland sport this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Spring Valiey Country Club
Fred Kushin
Rudy Staff
Stet
Mentor Headlands
Ed Gummo
Cleveland
Jim Simpson
Mel Harrison
Chuck Persons
K. S. Armstrong
E. B Risberg
C.C. Clippenger
R. F. Corts
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