Two spend over $100000 in seeking governorship
Ohio primary expense reports show state GOP HQs each spending near $60,000 excluding local costs. Erie County Begg club treasurer cites $51,535 receipts and $55,078 outlay. Cooper for Governor reports $50,100 receipts and $47,263 expenditures. Other committees report smaller sums and a few large donors including trustees of the former Brewers' Association and family gifts. Local clubs in Stark and Lucas counties show modest activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Sidney Frohman
Erie County
Begg
L. G. Collister
Bominee
Cuyahoga County
Erie County Club
Cleveland Berg Club
Cooper
Dorothy B. Cooper
Werren County
Cooper Club
Stark County Berg Club
Lucas County Begg Clnd
Graham P. Hunt
U. S. Senate
Louis Hauck
John C. Brackman
William Hess
Otio Brewers’ Association of Cincinnati
Gilbert Bettman
Bettman Club
Camigu Committee
Brown
Cyrus Locher
Locher
Earl D. Bloom
Gover
Frank F. Gentsch
George Watte
Marieitta
Gertzeh
Theodore Burton
U. & Senator
O. P. van Swearingen
Carmi Thompson
Burton
Bertom
Borton
Congress Committee
Algeria Earthquake Rocks Large Regions in August
A strong earthquake was felt across much of Algeria early today. Major damage occurred at Orleanstitie Inkermann Tiaret Mostaganem Relisane as aftershocks and recent storms have already strained the area with significant loss of life and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
Paris
Orleanstitie
Inkermann Tiaret
Mostaganem
Relisane
Campaign Committee Chosen Amid Hoover Battle
The chairman appointed a campaign committee with J W Williams of Youngstown noting anti Hooveness among members could hinder harmony in the fall effort. The plan was approved unanimously after assurances from candidates and three new appointees Thad H Brown John D Mershall and Edward Martin. Additional members will follow consultations with state candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Williams
Youngstown
Silver
Thad H. Brown
Columbus
Hoover Forces
Ohio
John D. Mershall
Cleveland
Theodore E. Burton
Edward Martim
Eat
Fess
LaGrange Ohio Social Notes Update From Nearby Visitors
LaGrange residents and visitors are listed: G A Trenchard family from Lakewood and three daughters visited. Mr and Mrs Otho Feazier hosted. Mr and Mrs Myron Spade and Wolcorwitle relatives attended after Mr B E Curtice’s death. Attendees at the Curtice-Alien reunion in Fast Conneaut. D A Camp Meeting participants from Newark. travel by B D Holcombi and H M Pow to Wellington Fair and Berea visits. Additionally: Ralph Hacker and Moward Hacker from Lakewood and Penfield. William Winne from Worcester visiting A E Butler. Hazel Adams and Purdy Prosser gatherings. many LaGrange locals at Wellington Fair. Rev J H Siward hosted guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Ohio
G. A. Trenchard
Lakewood
Otho Feazier
Mrr
Myron Spade
Wolcor
Witle
Ind
B. E. Curtice
E. S Ophke
Wewark
Grant Leibr
B.D Holcombis
Beitr
H. M. Pow
C Wright
Fast Conneaut
Onin
J. H. Siward
Berea
Ralph Hacker
Moward Hacker
Penfield
William Winne
Worcester
N. Y
A. E. Batler
Hazel Adams
Elyria
Daniel Shepard
Wellington
Purdy Prosser
LaGrange
Wellington Fair
Vernon Rundle
Local Grange and visiting families share supper in Columbia
A busy social week unfolds as families from LeGrange, Elyria, Lorain and Worchester visit Columbia. Old Grange in Grafton hosts a program with songs, recitations, duets, and a roll call while Pomona Grange plans Sept events and a Tri A. club gathering is announced.
Bay Village Vacation Notes and Local Socials
Bay Village notes Rev of the M. E church takes vacation visiting Ohio towns. Reading club enjoyed a trip on the Goodtime Steamer to Put-in-Bay. Gerald Tuttle of Batavia returns home with friends and relatives in Bay Village and Cleveland. Ald family spent last Thursday together. many joined a local excursion. Helen Morgan’s engagement to be married Sept. 12 to Rev. John Ingall is announced. Local residents visit Cedar Point and Denver for vacations. others plan motor trips through Michigan and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Village
M. E_ charen
Tramwer
Delaware
Milan
Reading Club
Gerald Tuttle
Batavia
Bar Village
Cleveland
Lagies Ald
Bay
Pleasant
Fioyds Graham
Helen Morgan
Geo. Morgan
Lake Rd
John Ingall
Columbus
Chas. Dodd
Osborn Re
Elmer Fisher
Lakew Wood
Cedar Point
Imogene Wiliams
Len Williams
Rena " Lewis
Jeanette Aldrich Sundar
Gee, Drake and. En
Denver
Colorado
Arthur Hook
Lake Road
Michigan
Wisconsin
Town Line North social notes Aug 25
Estherine Nuhn returns to Lorain after visiting aunt Mrs. John Delfield. Mrs. Wm Miller of Cleveland spent the weekend with mother Mrs. E Ernst. Mr. and Mrs John Koepp and family of Amherst called on friends Thursday. Edwin Shubert and son Oliver attended the Men’s Club outing at West Ridge hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Chas Schalble. Katherine Stang visited aunt Mrs. Frank Baus of South Ridge Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Fred Coverdale and friend called on Amherst residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Line
Estherine Nuhn
John Delfield
Lorain
Wm. Miller
Cleveland
E. Ernst
John Koepp
Amherst
Edwin Shubert
Oliver
Chas, Schalble
West Ridge
Katherine Stang
Frank Baus
South Ridge
Fred Coverdale
End Aongot Amherst
Joan Henes
Louis Ernst
Som Glenn
Detroit
Sir. Mathias
Frank Meckert
Jamile
Henry Mackert
J. F. Stien
Betty
Woodrow Stien
DeRarne Hottsberg
William Hess
Harry Lesnick
Emviia
Charles Fitam
Rathaleen Eilam
Elvrra
John F. Stien
DeRayne Holtsberg
Lakewood
Lewis Spiegelberg
Adam Kolbe
E. Mackert
Andrew Mackert
Avon
Frank Rahl
Elyria
Wiliam Kuss
Arthur Starkweather
Vanguard of Byrds Party Sails Toward Antarctic Solitude
The City of New York, loaded with two hundred tons of food and clothing, set sail from Hoboken to support Commander Richard E. Byrd’s Antarctic expedition. Eric Trent and Commander Frederick C Merville joined as part of the crew. The voyage heads via Panama, New Zealand, toward an uncharted Antarctic base, amid expected dangers of typhoons and monsoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minty
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
Hoboken
Eric
Chelsea
Trent
Frederick C Merville
Lynn
Mass
City of
Panama Canal
New Zealand
Antarctic
Receiver Appointed For Lorain Garbage Plant
Judge W B Thompson granted Homer E Rathbun as receiver for Lorain Reduction Co under city contract to remove garbage in Lorain. Also notes Legion drum corps guests at Rialto theatre after victory at Columbus, and a local spate of social visits and family trips in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Common Pieas Court
Homer E. Rathbun
Calf Clubs to Fair Exhibit at Lorain County Fair
Calf clubs from the county prepare for the Lorain County Fair with heifer displays. Judging is set for Tuesday September 4 at nine in the morning. Clothing Food Potato and Arrangement Clubs will exhibit in the same building as arts and floral displays. Fair entries for heifers will be judged Monday morning September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Levine's Plane On Way To London
The queen of the air Charles A Levine's trans Atlantic plane departed Brussels at 7 45 p m for London carrying Levine Bert Acosta William Carney and a Junkers mechanic. The flight from Dessau Germany to London stopped in Brussels and the plane landed without damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Charles A. Levine
London
Levine
Bert Acosta
William Carney
Junkers
Dessau
Germany
Markets, Cleveland and Midwest Grain Prices Aug 25
Cleveland market notes show pota toes and poultry prices with US No 1 cloth top tobacco and other grain items. Beef cattle veal and sheep receipts at Cleveland fair values. Chicago and Minneapolis grain quotes include butter eggs wheat corn oats rye barley timothy and clover seed with regional price ranges. Significant entities include Cleveland, Chicago, Toledo, Minneapolis, and Virginia origin items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U. S
Virginia
Chicago
Timothe
Toledo
California Girls Reach Semi Finals In National Tennis
Forest Hills N Y Aug 25 Three California players Helen Jacobs from Santa Barbara Helen Wills Berkeley and Edith Cross from San Francisco advanced to the semi final round of the forty first national women's tennis championships at the West Side Tennis Club Mrs Motia Mallory of New York faced Jacobs at 2 p m and Cross met Wills at 3 p m in the looming semifinals showcasing strong West Coast presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
N. Y
California
New York
West Side
Good Matches In Tennis Tourney
Reports from the city Junior and Senior Tennis Tourney show Jim Sharker defeating Cleatus Heidrich 6-2 6-0 before falling to Ed Seward 4-6 7-5 6-4. Dave Horan beat Alex Clawson 6-1 6-4. Horan and Seward meet for the Junior title. In the Senior bracket Chuck Wentz beat Gene Finnegan 7-5 6-2 6-1 to reach the final against winner of H Halpin and R Horan for the city crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim’ Sharker
Cleatus Heidrich
Sharker
Ed Seward
Dave Horan
Alex Clawson
Horan
Seward
Chuck” Wentz
Gene Finnegan
Wentz
H. Halpin
R. Horan
Plans Made For Oberlin Window Fair
Oberlin Business Men's club outlines plans for the annual window fair set for Sept. 28 and 29. The committee led by J. L. Edwards will arrange displays and the program, with prizes for fruit vegetables flowers and other products displayed in store windows. A band concert and other features are planned, and a large electric sign may be erected at Main Street corner to draw attention to the district. Labor Day band concerts will continue through Sept. 15. Also in Oberlin news funeral services are set for Miss Clarissa Phoenix, 31, at 4 p.m. today, with burial at Westwood cemetery after her late Thursday death following an operation. A picnic for older colored residents at the Oberlin night school was held at On- Evie beach, a bright outing for longtime locals. Mr and Mrs J. W. Hill have gone to Buffalo and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiler Roth
Columbia
Rachel Cre Offeck
Pennsylvania
LeGrange
Sylvie
Jeveland
Flora A. Brinsmade
Charles Opperspez
Mary Nusent
Lorain
Old Giorr Grarge
G. W. Robbins
Br Grange
Pearl Opfer
Jaycox
Russell Opfer
Lucile Spicer
C. W. Gott
Grafton
Tri A
Sarah Spicer
L. A. McCiefian
C. H. Opfer
Pearl
Russi l
Granze
Carlisle
Jas
Ridge Aville
Grange
Oberlin
Oberlin Business Men‘s Club
Patton
J. L. Edwards
J. W. Hill
Dec. Broadwell
Ralph Carter
J. N Stone
Clarissa Phoenix
Hattie Phoenix
North Park Street
Miss Phoenix
Ailen Hospital
Westwood Cemetery
Hefe
Buffalo
Canada
Local teams clash for Triple A lead in Elyria
Tomorrow at the fairgrounds Elyria Cir team hosts Medina club in a decisive second round Triple A clash. Skryp faces Connie Schroeder as both squads chase the league’s top spot amid considered power hitting and strong defense. The outcome will decide the drive for the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Elyria Cir
Medina Club
le Am
Triple A
Tte
Ejrriz Bors
Skryp
Medina
Connie Schroeder
Elyria Boys
Connie
Schroder
Speed Demons
Elsha
Chapman
Great Empire
Louis Nickolette
Forbush
Bart
Ray Dirackert
Fritz
Eagles
AAA
Smittie
Smith
Tommy Nickelette
Draegert
Ambrose
Elyria
Local and College News and Travel Notes
Two weeks outing plans include a Toronto fair visit before returning home. Track Coach A Lumly departs Oberlin for Amherst to coach. visits Utica Michigan. Mr and Mrs J L Edwards travel to Midland Michigan to see daughter Mrs R S Curtis and tour Northern Michigan. Prof Easton Carr on way to Boston from Yerkes Observatory supervised Peters hall telescope installation. Dr A B Meldrum resting comfortably after surgery at Cleveland Clinic hospital. pastor emeritus of Old Stone Church and resident here this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
A. Lumly
Oberlin
Amherst College
Utica
Michgan
J. L. Edwards
Midland
Mich
R. S Curtis
Michigan
Easton Carr
Boston
Yerkes Observatory
Peters Hall
A. B. Meldrum
Cleveland Clinic
Florsday
Meldrum
Old Stone Church
Wellington Entertained Cleveland Club Last Saturday
Wellington hosts from Liberty Chapter O E S Cleveland were delightfully entertained at the C E Blanchard home on Bennett street with a six o clock picnic supper on the lawn and an evening of cards and games. The event drew a joyful group and reflected a lively social scene in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wellington
L. S. G. Club of Liberty
C. E. Blanchard
Bennett Street
Miss Helen McFedden Returns Home from Oberlin Study
Miss Helen McFedden, who has spent the summer with her aunt Mrs. E Q Blanchard while studying the pipe organ at Oberlin Conservatory, has returned to her home in Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McFedden
Lorain County 10 Entries in Old State Fair
Lorain County members enter dairy cows in the Ohio State Fair Dairy Production Club exhibit in Columbus next week. Four Lorain County Calf Clubs will be represented with twenty heifers sent to the State Fair, including three Jerseys, five Ayreshires and twelve Holsteins. Local 4-H clubs named include the Belden Jolly Jo’s Huntingon Busy Sewers and Penfield Handy Stitchers with riders and representatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Orn Durkee
Eaton
Bolte Norman MecConnell
Richard Hirris
Pittsfield
Frank Parsons
Jersey
Lorain County
Dorothy Schweier
Arneata Mennell
Lucille Wise
Esther Gest
Belden Jolly Jo's
Deane Chapman
Leciifle
Huntington
la Granr
Helen Zeroli
Kobele
Leona Buell
Frances Biggs
Penfield Handy
Three Divorced Suits Filed in Common Pleas
Yesterday three divorce actions were filed in common pleas. Ira D. Starker sues Annaliel Starker on gross neglect and desertion. married 1916 and with two children. Archer Flood sued by Marjorie Flood for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. married 1926 with one child. Dela Chandler sues Enugere Chandler for four years of self support. married 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira D. Starker
Annaliel Starker
Marjorie Flood
Archer Flood
Dela Chandler
Enugere Chandler
Woman Rejects Hair Bob After Auto Near Miss
Mrs Helen Fisher 30 of St Clairsville Ohio avoided injury when long hair snagged on a car radiator ornament after being struck by a vehicle. She praised the hair as a shield and said she would never bob it, noting the scare as a warning. A sore scalp was the only wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rere
ST. Clairsville
Helen Fisher
Lorain County Calf Club Heifers Win Awards
Forty six Lorain County Calf Club heifers were exhibited at Wellington Fair this year with prizes awarded across open, Holstein, and Jersey classes. John Fleming owned the grand championship three year old Jersey. Wil loughby Bruce of Pittsfield won the Holstein senior yearling. Pittsfield Calf Club led by Harold Bryant took the grand championship with seventeen heifers. Penfield club led by Lawrence Betts won reserve. Food Club exhibits earned cups with Henrietta led by Mrs Henry Emmerick. Belden won clothing prizes with Mrs F L Sehriver. Huntington, Columbia, Penfield, Brownhelm, Russia and La Grange clubs contributed top placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Cal Club
Wellington
John Fleming
Willoughby Bruce
Pittsfield
Whfet
Harold Bryant
Penfield Club
Lawrence Betts
Henrietta
la Grange
Winifred Heath
Penfeld
Fred Kellogg
Brownhelm
Henr
Leimbach
Russia
John Kern
Ohio
Huntington Club
Cheir
Freda Thudium
Penfield
Politician Truax Hailed for Oratorical Rally and Reform Promises
Truax and other speakers electrified the audience pledging party economy in government strict law enforcement conservation of natural resources and a simpler elections system with permanent registration. The plan includes aiding farmers an efficient public utilities commission a new state office building and expanded highway development focused on secondary roads. A Florida plant begins producing pectin from grapefruit peel and clay at a 2c ton capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truax
Public Utilities Commission
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Minnich & Bons
MES. Wm. W
Jack McNeill
Eas
Seven Street
Lefe
Elytia Memorial Hospital
National Bank of Commerce of Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Susan P. Parks
Elizabeth Kontash
Joe Yuronich
Leta
James A. Hewitt
Cleveland Livestock
Sons
Minneapolis
Calif
W. B. Tucker
E. College &T
Logal Team
Sootrongest
United Young People’s
The
Christian Church
Wagner's Grove
Destrice
A. HH. Fader
Sevilla Jonnson
Celina
Johnson
L. D. Smith
O. B. Willams
Marbdelle
Abram Teft
Mr. Williams
W. B. Link
Snyder
New London
West Main Street
Link
Royal Creamery’s
Elire
Orta
Quin A. Underhill
Royal
F. Underhill
Lorain Co
Florida
A. Minnich & Sons West Sr. & B. & O
Eax
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