Many Features Added To Lorain County Fair Program
Lorain County's 88th annual fair at the Fairgrounds is expanding with more entries expected across 15 departments. New features include professional automobile racing on Labor Day, a radio audition contest by WTAM, a donkey baseball game, and Raum's Famous horse show. Sports events begin Saturday at 1 pm under William Sudro, with a donkey baseball game and Raum's show kicking off the evening lineup. Carl Dramm leads the event, and the radio contest opens to all ages, with five acts chosen from the two-day fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
William B. Richmond
Fair Board
Richmond
WTAM
Ohio
Raum
William C. Sudro
Lorain County Granges
Carl Dramm
Lorain County Fair Opens With Horse Show and Auto Racing
Five judges in Lorain County will oversee events at the fair which starts Monday at 10 a m with a horse pulling contest in two divisions. A livestock parade follows then Raum's Famous horse show. Auto racing led by Newell Barr of Cleveland is planned for Labor Day. The Elsha Kiwanis Club will provide first aid and facilities, a dog show by Lorain County Fish and Game Association, and 4 H Exhibits under county agents Hummel and Bird. Perry Green and Jane Walter Kirk are scheduled to speak as crowds are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Lorain County
R. B. Baus
C. W. Wise
Lave
Raum
Newell Barr
Cleveland
Barr
C. J. Hummel
Alice Bird
Perry Green
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Jane Walter Kirk
Ohio State Grange
Richmond
Governor Halts Ohio Mattress Projects Amid Relief Funding
Governor George White asked a temporary halt on mattress production at Ohio State Relief Commission centers funded by FERA. He cited petitions from some manufacturers fearing damage to their business and questioned his jurisdiction since the order originated at FERA in Washington. A conference with state relief leaders was planned to decide resumption, redirection, or delay of operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State Relief Commission
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Ohio
George White
FERA
Washington
Federal Tower
State Relief Organization
Grange Plans Memorial Service Next Tuesday
Ridgeville Grange members announce a memorial program at the Ridgeville Grange meeting next Tuesday during lecture hour. Four-H Club of Ridgeville Township will present the program. A memorial series is planned for September 11 with Miss Anna Dieding as chaplain and program chair.
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Grange
Ridge Ie Township
Ridgeville
Mayor Farkes Fined in West River Police Court
A report from West River states Mayor Alex Farkes received a fine of $5 and a coat penalty after an intoxication arraignment in police court yesterday afternoon. The case involved Major W. H. Waloster, with the proceedings reflecting a charge and subsequent disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Farkes
West River
W. H. Waloster
Mrs Leah Keyser Dies At Home Of Daughter
Mrs Leah Alethia Keyser died at nine o clock last evening at the home of her daughter Mrs Robert Parrish 68 South Main Street after an illness She was born September 28 1862 in Knowlton Knowlton N J and lived in Albion Michigan many years before moving to Cherlin with her daughter Mrs Parrish Surviving are a grandson J Anderson of Michigan and two great grandchildren Jack and Marilyn Anderson a sister Mrs Carrie Warden of Barrie Creek and a brother George Snydar of Pevensie Michigan The funeral will be from Sedgeman s Funeral Parlors and the body taken to Albion for burial later
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Oberlin, O
Leah Alethia Keyser
Robert Parrish
South Main Street
Keyser
Knowlton
N. 3
Albion
Michigan
Cherlin
Par
Puria
J. Anderson
Rotary Plans Golf Tournament At Orchard Beach Vermilion
Rotary Club prepares for inter city golf meet to be played Wednesday on Orchard Beach Vermilion with Henry Ingersoll Jr as program chair and Al Mason leading the committee finalizing arrangements. Auto stolen and accessories taken from Charles Kindig on East Avenue and Second Street. Chevrolet coupe stripped while he attended a Cascade dance.
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Rotarians
Rotary Club
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Thelub
Orchard Beach
Vermilion
al Mason
Charles Kindig
East Avenue
Second Street
Ford Road
Kindig
Cascade
Man Arrested On Warrant Sworn By Justice Lord
Beanie Pasadyn was arrested on a warrant sworn to by Justice of the Peace Charles C. Lord yesterday. He was offered a peace bond of 59 dollars and a final hearing before Justice Lord is set for Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bokbs
Low Read
Beanie
Charles C. Lord
Pasadyn
Justice Lord
Intoxication Fines Set in Police Court Cases
Ed Sutoros of Sixth Circle was fined 310 and costs for intoxication after arraignment before Mayor H. Vanoster. The charge of driving while intoxicated was reduced as conviction seemed unlikely. Arthur Miller of Stopi Wase River Road was fined 50 and costs with a six month license suspension after arraignment on a driving while intoxicated charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sutoros
Sixth Cirser
H. Vanoster
Arthur Miller
Stop i. Wase River Road
Parsons Road Upgrade Approved in Lorain County
The one mile Parsons Road improvement in Lorain County was approved as a National Recovery Administration force account project. The $7,865,012 federal grant funds the work through the Bureau of Public Roads, with Ohio hosting 21 northern projects and the first secondary road authorizations in the state. Work will start after labor classifications are approved and will be done by the state Highway Department maintenance bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons Rad
Lorain County
National Recovery Administration
United States Bureau of Public Roads
State Highway Department
Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Public Roads
Maintenance Bureau
Highway Department
Why a Pig Producer Got 68 Cents for 24 Pigs
A Gladwin Clarion Review clipping submitted by R C Baird explains how a woman pig raiser earned only 68 cents per pig for 24 pigs weighing 1629 pounds. Deductions by packers, stockyards, transport, and taxes left a total of 12.22 dollars with multiple charges cutting the producer’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladwin
Clarion
R. C. Baird
Chicago Producers’ Coma Association
Eic
Commission House
Meat Board
Chicago Producers’ Commission Association
Candidates File Campaign Expenses in Lorain County
Howard R. Butler, winner for county prosecutor, reported 650.93 in primary campaign expenses with 156.50 going to the Lorain Butler for Prosecutor Committee. J. C G. Jackson, defeated for sheriff nomination, spent 216. JH. Brown, winner for county commissioner, spent 54.09. Gary Curtis, unsuccessful candidate, spent 26.45. D. Murray, unsuccessful for long term commissioner, 100.09. P. H. Rogers and W. Ashbolt, state representative nominees, 64.60. C. E. Cooper, loser, 90.5. William G. Mitchell, re-nominated for Lorain County recorder, 218.90. Ben Thomas, uncontested for clerk of courts, 342.85. J. E. Davidson, Democratic nominee for county commissioner, 296.05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Butler
Lorain County Board of Elections
Lorain Butler
J. C G. Jackson
Clarence W. Dick
JH. Brown
Gary Curtis
D. Murray
P. H. Rogers
William Ashbolt
C. E. Cooper
William G. Mitchell
Lorain
Ben Thomas
Clerk of Courts
J. E. Davidson
The Most Hopeless Kind of Ignorance
A pointed editorial critiques self-satisfied arrogance and willful ignorance, arguing that such attitudes prevent learning and progress. It condemns smug certainty and urges humility, open inquiry, and critical thinking.
Suit for Injuries Filed Over Elyria Collision
Mary Shamel sues Huber Motor Transportation Company of Tiffin in common pleas court for 2575 dollars claiming injuries from a May 9 automobile crash at the Clark and Williams streets intersection in Elyria. She alleges the truck ran a stop sign on Clark street and sped through the intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Common Pleas
May Ny
Mary Shamel
Huber Motor Transportation Company
Tiffin
Tiffin Company
Clark Street
Williams Street
Way Cleared For Election Of Poulson
Columbus Australia 23 Ta war opened for the election of Francis Poulson of Cleveland as chairman of the Democratic State executive committee, likely unopposed today with Dr. Carl Watson of Findlay announcing his candidacy to seek reelection. Poulson, 1928 Attorney General nominee and primary campaign manager for Martin L. Davey, is Davey’s choice for the chairmanship. Watson’s move follows Davey denying plans to oust the current chair but asserting he may name the state ticket chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Aus
Tawar
Francis Poulson
Cleveland
Democratic State Executive Committee
Carl Watson
Findlay
Poulson
Martin L. Davey
Kent
Davey
Watson
Two Youths And Girl Jailed After Wild Party
A wild party ended with three youths and a Lorain woman jailed. Pat Henry of 532 Fifth Ave Youngstown fined 5 cents and costs for driving while intoxicated. Earl Shreve of Youngstown fined 20 dollars and costs for intoxication. Theresa Keating of Lorain fined 20 dollars and costs for orderly conduct. Arrested on Lake Avenue by Officers Parker and Cidag, a bottle partially filled with liquor was confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Henry
Fifth Ave
Youngstown
Earl Shreve
Theresa Keating
Lorain
Lake Avenue
Claire Parker
Ernie Cidag
Ohio State Fair Opens Monday For 84th Year
Ohio's annual state fair opens its 84th year in Columbus Monday with a noon opening salute by Ohio National Guardsmen. Children’s Day marks the start, Boy Scouts assist visitors, and a harness racing program runs each afternoon for five days. About $11,900 in prizes will be awarded, and the pageant Forward America features nightly. State Director Earl Hanefeld expects attendance to top prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio National Guardsmen
Forward America
Earl H. Hanefeld
Coach To Serve Pen Term For Manslaughter
Husky George Batholomew a 49 year old athletic coach at Washington and Jefferson College will be removed to Western penitentiary Monday to serve a three to five year term on a manslaughter charge. Bartholomew appeared for sentencing after being indicted by the Washington county grand jury following a coroner's inquest into the slaying of Tuon as Manis a night club actor who died last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Batholomew
Washington and Jefferson College
Western Penitentiary
Bartholomew
Washington County
Tuonas Manis
Court actions and divorces headline mixed docket
Bradley Advertising Inc appeals against Goldstein Sons Inc after a 32 ruling. Mildred Stegman divorces Albert Stegman for gross neglect of duty. alimony suit filed by Anna Dudnik. Lawrence Wasner pleads not guilty to non-convert charge. Wagner arrested on warrant. Erie Contracting and Howard G Herring named low bidders for Girlin Norwalk Road project at $7,845.61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Advertising, Inc
Goldstein Sons, Inc
Common Pleas Court
Pleintifr
Court of Justice
J. Q. Petre
Mildred A. Stegman
Albert V. Stegman
W. B. Thompson
Common Prezs
Yestarday
Anna Dudnixeff
Russia
Lawrence P. Wasner
Elyria
Justices of the Peace
Josaph Q. Petrov
Petro
Wagner
Erie Contracting Company
Howard G. Herring
Cleveland
Gherlin-Norwalk
Russia Township
State Highway Department
West River Man Fined For Intoxication With Costs Suspended
Tony Zlatkowski of West River Street was fined five dollars with the cost suspended on payment of costs after a police court appearance before Major W. H. Vanester this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Zlatkowski
West River Street
Costa
W. H. Vanester
West Ridge notes and club reports in town column
Mrs. Carl Fowl attended the D C Club at Miss Pearl Eppley home on the Edison highway with several families listed. 4 H Banner Club winners include Robert Penfound and Robert Grobe for calf exhibits at Wellington Fair Grounds. Frank Stang and Donald Simmons noted for calf awards. Penfound also won an A on a cow. Chester Sprague won second in Clubwork. West Ridge W C T U met at the home of Mrs J H Delefield with Mrs E Shubert. officers reelected led by President Mrs RB Pope. program included music, readings, and reports. Company plant No 1 to resume Monday after a strike. 10 lasting room employees to return with broader operations resuming next week.
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West Ridge
Carl Fowl
D. C
Pearl Eppley
Edison Highway
Theodore Grilis
Melvin
Harold
Merle Penfound
Lucile
Robert
Sherman Mason
Marguerite Jane
Harriet
Hart Burrer
Beatrice Burrer
Spague
Carol
Evangelical
Fairview Park
Robert Penfound
Robert Grobe
Wellington Fair Grounds
Frank Stang
Donald Simmons
Chester Sprague
Srade
RB. O. Pope
Pope
J. H. Delefield
Harry Lauer
RK. W. Richards
B.C Shubert
Sunshine
Elmer Seal
Oliver Shubert
H. H. Drusendahl
George Knittel
Ofeficiala
Wellington
Marie Penfound
Lucila
C. C. Strickler
Evelyn
I. F. Eldred
Lillian
Lois
Ardith
Leota Diusendahl
Fred Simms
Karl Simms
Donald
Virginia
Patricia Fow
U. S
Evangelical Church
Janet Baus
Murray Ridge
Miller
Will Miller
Butte
Montana
P. G. Miller
Carlisle Grange
Markets Chicago Butter Prices and Produce Summary
Chicago market notes butter quotes and receipts plus a long list of produce prices. Apples crab apples beans beets carrots cantaloupes celery cucumbers eggplant endive and more appear with per basket or per dozen figures and unit prices.
W C T U Meeting Highlights and Local Guests
Members discussed readings on alcohol evils and fighting it, with music and readings by Mrs. Richards Mrs. Shubert and family. The meeting closed with a benediction and refreshments served to a long list of attendees from West Ridge Edison highway and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Richards
E. C. Shubert
Son Gliver
Merle Penfound
J. H. Penfound
Florence Hart
Oberlin Road
Carlisle
Lecetia Lecker
H. H. Drusendahl
B. O. Pone
West Ridge
Elmer Beal
H. Gould
George Kaittel
Edison Highway
John Delefield
Townline Rd
Florence Schiesser
Akron
Elvaros Abbott
Chicago
Garbara Haag
Elyria
Leota Drusendahl
Marijan Knittle
J. A. Penfound
Public Farm Sale Near Wellington and Penfield
After renting my farm and moving to Florida I offer at my residence four miles east of Wellington or one mile west of Penfield on Route 18 an auction starting at 10:00 AM. Items include a 14-year-old grey mare, cattle, hens, lambs, chickens, corn fodder hay potatoes farm tools and household furniture. Cash terms. Kuoy Baker Auctioneers Vallee City Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Wellington
Penfield
Sam Houston’s museum display ends this weekend in Elyria
Sam Houston thanks thousands of Elyriaites and nearby towns for liberal patronage as he extends his stay at 592 Broad St to accommodate crowds. Today and Sunday are the last chances for the public to view the splendid exhibit, with programs for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston
Broad St
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Lorain County Fair
Auhn's
LaGrange Rd
Elyria Dairies Inc
Elyria Dairies, Inc
Naal Msall
Oberlin
North Pleasant Street
MKS
Esther Alfsen
Eoy
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant Se
Leah Keyser
Directolz
Schubert
Gluck
Grieg
Staesel
Momene Musicale
Cert Orchestra
Emil A
Earl Demus
Herbert Clark
el Capitan
Sousa
Frazee
Bigslow
Overture
Russell
March
Holz
Tt Oberlin
Wierton
W. Va
Oberlin Exchange Club
Rocky River
Marine
Hotel Westlake
E. J. Sable
Clevakod
T. J. Rice
Helen
O. A. Lindquist
Green Bar
Wisconsin
W. D. Ferguson
South Professor Street
University of Chicago
Willis Hume
Iss Kingey
Chautauqua
Parsons Road
Ohio State Fair
Tronton
Robert Brammer
Board of Elections
Bernard Molle
Cincinnati O
Carl Scholz
East St. Louis
Norfolk and Western
Newtown
Here
Rebhere
Cleveland, O
John M. Henderson
Henderson, Quail, McGraw and Barkley
John D. Rockefeller
V. Holstein
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Huntington
Holstein
H. C. Godman Shoe
Camnery
Urack
United States
Onio Xeliows
Beatrice Peabody
Marian Laner
Donna Man Norsworthy
Edna Lottman
Arlene Lottman
Gladys Little
Ethel Little
Esther Seckings
Eleanor Simms
Jean Simms
Harriet Mason
C. N. Williams
Robert Renoueard
Geo. Whitehead
Kuoy Baker
Vallee City
Ohin
Pass Books Ist Savings & Loan Co
Pierre R. Smith
Taal
O'Donnell
W. Lb. Welliams
Mgr
O'Donnell Paint
Wall Paper Co
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