Amherst Driver Leads 35 Children to Ohio State Fair
Amherst school bus driver Carl W. Kolbe was among Ohio’s first three to accept the opening day invitation to the 88th Ohio State Fair. He will take 35 children, joining Forward Schroeder of Mt. Washington who will carry 25 and Everett V. Eckelberry of Cambridge who will transport 40. The fair opens next Saturday.
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Carl W. Kolbe
Amherst
Ohio
Columbus
B. B. Sandles
Kolbe
Fdoward Schroeder
Mt. Washington
Hamilton County
Everett V. Eckelberry
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Farm Hand Enters Ohio Prison Death Row
Harvey Roush a 48 year old farm hand was convicted of murdering his employer Homer Myers and Myers wife then setting fire to the farm home. He was moved to Ohio penitentiary and became the 14th inmate on death row. He fainted during a talk with his wife before leaving for Columbus. He is scheduled for execution on December 1.
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Columbus
Harvey Roush
Homer T. Myers
Ohio Penitentiary
Roush
Myers
Marion County
Otto Miller
Gene Geissler
Paul A. Michael
Walter Moore
Sale of Guernsey Bull Kismet's Duke 256
The American Guernsey Cattle Club announces the sale of purebred Guernsey bull Kismet's Duke 256 to D. A. Swartz of Grafton, by F. Gil Hathaway of Columbia Station. The club is headquartered in Peterborough, New Hampshire.
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Kismet
F. Gil Hathaway
Columbia Station
D. A. Swartz
Grafton
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
New Hampshire
Radio Programs CA WAM 250M Lotokc Sportaman and Band
Radio listings for August 20, 1938 show a wide schedule of programs across stations including WAM CA, WGAR, WCLE and HLORC. Highlights include dance bands, singalong parades, and variety acts with performers such as Harkins, Landers, Fields, Sullivan, Sterns, and the Brown Sisters, among many others. The lineup features music programs, finales, talk and news items, plus dance bands and amateur hour type acts.
Radio Schedule and Market Report Recap
A dense listing of radio program times and show titles across stations WGAR WCLE and others. It includes a long row of program names from morning to evening, with segments like music, dramas, and talk, plus a market report and various local notices. Strong entities include station call letters and show names, reflecting a fragmented broadcast schedule and ad-like content.
Couple Weds At Home Of Groom's Uncle
Ronald B. Almack of Columbus Ohio and Helen Emi Fiedler of Delaware Ohio wed at the groom’s uncle’s home with Rev Carpenter officiating. Attending were Columbus and E. R. Norr State University. The bride is dean of women at Ohio Wesleyan University. New car gifted by groom’s parents. couple to reside in Columbia Missouri where Almack teaches at the University of Missouri.
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Calumcbia
Almack
University of Missouri
Suburban Calendar Highlights For North Ridgeville Area
Reports say new students or course changers should report to Ridgeville High School on Monday or Tuesday. Elizabeth Wilcox, principal, will assist. Sunday events include Columbia Union Church services at 10 a.m. and a Columbia versus Parma baseball game at 2 p.m. Monday activities cover Grafton High School youth council elections and a box social at 8 p.m. Kiwanis meets in North Olmsted at 6:30 p.m. Pittsfield hosts the Fourth Quarter Methodist Conference at 8 p.m. Rev. Vernon Wagar will lead. Lake Avenue events continue.
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North Ridgeville
Columbia—Union
Baptist Church
Columbia
Parma
Grafton
Lorain
Ridgeville 4-H Meets at Advisor's Home. Grange Hall Event Listed
The Boys 4-H Club meets at the home of advisor E R Laver at 6 30 pm Tuesday. North Ridgeville holds its annual inspection at Ridgeville Grange Hall at 8 pm urging all members to attend. Birmingham hosts an ice cream social sponsored by church men on the lawn at dusk.
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E. R. Laver
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville Grange
Grange
Birmingham
Men of Church
Lawn At & P
Brighton Recent Bride Honored in Shower Attended by Guests
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Harald Kinder Martha Rollins was held at the homes of Mrs. Fred Phillips and Mrs. Floyd Eaton with thirty attending. Gifts were described as lovely and useful. Light refreshments followed as guests enjoyed a pleasant afternoon. Separately a birth dinner was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. EE Edwards on Sunday August 14 for family celebrating birthdays Ruth Marjory and Robert Lee. Other gatherings included visits to Mitiwanga and supper at the home of Lillie Kinder Akron.
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Harald Kinder
Martha Rollins
Fred Phillips
Floyd Eaton
Kinder
EE. Edwards
J. L. Andrews
Robert Lee
Clarksfield
Effie Edwards
Wellington
Walter Gunn
Ruth
Marjory
Vern Hales
James
Lucy
Brighton
Warner Merrill
Jean
Mitiwanga
Bert Rollins
Bay Village
William Mosher
Ronald
Harold Kinder
Lillie Kinder
Akron
Community Notes Highlight Regional Visits and Visits
James Hales friends Everett QC and Lillian Burge visit Cleveland with Miss Effie Cannon. Alberta McClellan joins Mrs McClellan and Miss Glades Carpenter in Clarksfield for Ohio River sightseeing. Family visits include the Beans Miller and Hales families in Lorain and Michigan. Betty Braught from Cleveland and Sadie Bannister of Dayton visit Mrs Vern Hales. John Molloy, 23, of Lorain, fined 2 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct after arraignment by Justice Leonard Smith. arrest by Officer Stam tours near Broad Street and East Avenue.
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James Hales
Everett
Tdck
East
Lillian Burge
Effie Cannan
Cleveland
Horace Bean
Rochester
Elmer Miller
Clarence
Pete Miller
Lorain
Dean McClellan
Alberta
McClellan
Glades Carpenter
Clarksfield
Ohio River
John Molloy
Wesler i
Lora
Justice of the Peace
Leonard Smith
Molloy
FE. Stam Tourrs
Broad Street
East Avenue
Wheat insurance applications extended to Aug 31
FLOE Sharp county supervisor for the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation announced the final date for wheat insurance applications is Wednesday, August 31. The date was extended from August 15 to accommodate Ohio wheat growers who had not yet filed. He has received over 700 applications and expects more before the deadline.
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Floe. Sharp
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Ohio
Sharp
Panamint's Bad Man Charms Lincoln Theatre Tomorrow
Action packed western shown at the Lincoln theatre with fast riding and lively action slated for tomorrow, drawing audiences seeking adventure on the big screen featuring Panamint's Bad Man.
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Panamint
Lincoln Theatre
Little Tough Guy Opens at New Rivoli
The Dead End kids return in a powerful drama as Little Tough Guy debuts tomorrow at the New Rivoli theater.
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Rivoli
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Frank Morgan
Maureen O Sullivan
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Jane Wyman
Tomorow
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Helen Parish
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Popeye
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Hentro Valley
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Barry McKinley
Dean Sablon
Sammer Cone
Texas Rangers
Phil Conk
Hible School
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Tex Fiegeher
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Chris
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Grant Park
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Dorothy Foster Howall
Brown Sisters
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Oring
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Dimke’s Hall
Woodford
Carl Osborn
Chronicle-Telegram
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Happy Dack
Faet & Fancies
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Flower Garden
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Hilltop House
Lowell Thomas
Don Wiislow
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Televelc
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Loverick
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Las Casino
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Gene Krape
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Joe Reichr
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Sliver Grille
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Agontrust
I8hi
Russ Moseley
Lichty
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Wheat Insurance
Blue Sky Inn
E. Bridge Street
Margie
Laporte Inn
Bill Arndt
Mgr
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Winckles ST
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GTHE
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Fast Broad St
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