Fair's Royal Couple Crowned at Junior Wellington Fair
Rainy conditions tempered the Wellington Junior Fair crown event last night as Henrietta H Clovers member Janice Virag was crowned queen and Oberlin’s Paul Fridenstine named king. Runners-up were Marion Johnson and Ted Greene. Scholarships totaling 250 each were awarded to Joretta Eppley and Phillip Whitney, with Lorain Medina Rural Electric recognizing additional winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spow
Janige Virag
Henrietta +H Clovers
Paul Fridenstine
Oberlin
Marion Johnson
Ridgeville
Ted Greene
Wellington
Earl’ McMun
Ohio Farmer
Joretta Eppley
Phillip ‘Whitney
Lorain- Medina Rural Electric
Alex Daroz
Lorain
Gertrude Breckelbaum
Elyria
Joretia
Janice
Raytive
Eppley
Grafton
Joanne Nesbeeh
Brighton
Dale Durkee
Belden Jolly
Paul
Ohio County Junior Leadership
Ted
Wellington Ffa
Earl McMun
The
Ohio Farmier
Belden
Philip Whitney
Alex Darozy
County Agricultural Society
Chronicle-Telegram
Ridgeville Schools Set for Record Enrollment
Ridgeville Township schools plan to start Tuesday Sept 4 with 1 648 students across Fields School Ridgeville Elementary junior high and senior high plus St Peters Catholic School. New administrators teachers and staff hired with Fields and Ridgeville greeting many changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Ridgeville Township
Fields School
St. Peter's Catholic
Fields
G. L. Rader
Don E. Swart
Mary Andrew
St. Peter's School
St. Peter's
St. Peter’s
Andrew
Dorothy Boorn
Mary Hart
Zella van Boxtell
Helen Sherman
Esther Harding
Dorothy E. Law
Albert Hintz
Elizabeth Wilcox
Richard Voigt
Ardith Todhunter
Paul Wise
Mona Lee Anderson
Maynard Allen
Eleanor Kalter
Winifred Gottschall
Wilbur Aldridge
David Grubb
Frank Bober
Edmund Dorow
Ralph Gilder
Mary Kale
Ellen Sallay
Adelbert Schuster
Schuster
Nancy Theodorou
Clara Throne
Marilyn Elias
Lydia McCall
Annie Huffman
Helen Axford
Sarah Shultz
Leone Austin
Marjorie Sharpe
Roy Everett
al Adrian
Christine Diederich
Ruth Murvine
Melvin Murjvine
al Cooney
Jones Grabs Spotlight From Race
Gordon Jones of Omaha hurled a two hit shutout lifting the Cardinals to a 7 0 win over Minneapolis as Indianapolis Denver chase for the Association crown tightens. Jones retired the final 19 batters and Omaha moved within one game of the Milers with a big statistical night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Jones
Omaha
American Association
Denver
Minneapolis
Jones
Cardinals
Milers
Charleston
Joe Presko
Louisville
Colonels
Senators
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Wichita
Association
Girl Scout Troop 1 plans fall activities in Sullivan
Sullivan reports on Girl Scout Troop 1 meeting at Vivian Cole's home led by Cole in Beulah Hyde's absence. They collected seven bags of used clothing for Save The Children Federation, discussed a September girls' trip, and will update at August meetings. OES invites and ice cream social at Congregational Church announced for Sept 1. Briefs note visits of Bettina Beard and Bertha Nice among others with local families.
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Three Troops
OHS
Ward
Myrtle Ramseyer
Anon Cunningham
Sullivan Eastern Star
Orville
Sullivan Oes
Elyria
Masonic Hall
Congregational Church
Judging Climaxes Project Work Junior Fair Champions Crowned
Youth and county leaders crowned champions across dairy poultry sheep rabbit and swine projects at the county Junior Fair Day. Judges Glenn Maddy Jack Judy Herb Barns and Gordon Briggs chose winners from about 200 entries including Douglas Davidson Kathrine Baker Ted Green James Lang David McConnell Marcia Smith Kathleen Prentiss Leonard Ewell and others across Jersey Ayrshire Guernsey Brown Swiss and Holstein classes with Curtiss Candy Selected Service Certificates awarded.
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America
Glenn Maddy
Sandusky Co
Jack Judy
Ohio State University
OSU
Gordon Briggs
Wadsworth
Douglas Davidson
Pittsfield
Chile
Jersey
Robert Hill
Eaton Aggies
Kathriné Baker
Henrietta
Christ Gross
Belden
Ted Green
Brighton
James Lang
la Grange
Ted
Green
Wellington
FFA
Ff.a
Curtiss Candy
Ohio
Assn
LaGrange F.F.A
Ted Greene
F.F.A. Ayrshire
Bob McConnell
David McConnell
David ‘Gulgin
Ayrshire Breeders Assn
Guernsey
Marcia Smith
LaGrange
Larry Haswell
Huntington
Huntington St
Betty Jean Roth
Huntingdon
Ash-Med-Way Guernsey Cattle Club
Curtiss
Gueensey
William Haswell
Alan Dean
Royals Beat Kings 23 to 4 in Rain Delayed Play
In a rain curtailed International League action the Montreal Royals routed the Kings 23 to 4 as four Hawaii pitchers were knocked for 28 hits. George Shuba hit his 11th and Frank Roseboro his 18th homer as Leo Cristante cruised to his ninth win. Rochester and Columbus were tied 2-2 after six innings when showers paused the games, with schedule noting Richmond vs Buffalo and Miami vs Toronto next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Royals
Montreal
Havana
George Shuba
Frank Roseboro
Leo Cristante
Rochester
Columbus
Richmond
Buffalo
Miami
Toronto
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Fair
Future Awards
crown-Farmers of America
Kings and Queen
Gertrude
Elyria High School
Erwin Brekelbaum
Washington Blvd
EHS
Milwaukee Downer College
Alex
East 3St St
Western Reserve University
Whitney
Elimin
Joey Zalka
Wellington Grain and Milling Col
Charley Travis
Rita Pickens
John Dean
Gene Sievert
Edna Mae Gawn
Velma Leiby
Florence McManama
Gyle Ford
Ninth- Gerade
Ruth Sloan
Maybelle Nichols
John Kale
George Lucia
Hoyse
Stanley Benner
Toam
Utes
Oren Merkle
Nancy Vetter
Richard Glauner
Rte
Motor Inn
Rio
Durkee Rd
LaPorte
Sweet Creme Donut
Wast
Phono Fiyria
Don Frabotta
East Bridge Street
Race
Charles Beard
Bettina
Ina Holbrook
Bertina Beard
Holbrook
Ruth Bowen
Hazel Hohenshil
Bertha Nice
New York City
A. B. Cummings
Ora Hackler
Ashland
Penarles Beard
Cummings
Ora Fackler
Mary Skeeles
Herbert
Skeeles
A. R. Drew
Columbia Station
Iva Walker
Helfer— Verla
Gayle Smith
Kathleen Prentiss
Royals
United Press
Austin Eowell
Mary Lou Dengler
Columbia
John Jordan
Russell Grills
Oberdin
Frances
Felton
Wien
Tarry Tavern
Lodi Street
Ted's Dairyland
Aergss
Crystal Beach
Vermilion
Fabulous Four Freshmen
Jimmy Dulio
Coming Sun
Glenn Miller
Bowman
Sam
Weil Ave
Lake’ Avenue
Lake Ave
Chuck Heck
Hank Jackson
Palladeum
Don Massey
Gs. Arey’ Villa
Lake Avenue
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