Seven Thousand At Wellington Fair Opens In Ohio
About 7000 people attended the eighth annual Wellington Fair at the Wellington Fair grounds in Wellington Ohio. Republican nominee John W Bricker spoke on agriculture at 3 30 pm while Democratic nominee Charles Sawyer eyed the campaign. Spencer beat LaGrange 2 1 in the morning baseball game. Brinkerhoff owned horses swept the harness events with Nancy Oh Boy Peter At Last and Worthy Lock winning heats. Pony riders Junior Hyde claimed two wins and Bud Rider won the lightweight horse pulling contest. Outstanding prizes went to William B Murray and son for a champion Percheron team and to Leeswing Farms for the Belgian breed class. Junior Day awards went to Brighton 12 year old for best club colt and best showman.
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Wellington
Wellington Fairgrounds
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Mr. Bricker
Charles Sawyer
Spencer
LaGrange
Guyer
C. Stuart
Spencer Battery
Dan Gulgin
Robertson
Brinkerhoff
Wooster
Nancy Oh Boy
Peter
Worthy Lock
Brinkerheif
Junior Hyde
Bud Rider
Pittsfield
Philip Bobel
Penfield
LP. McCann
Ohio State University
William B. Murray
Bonnie Brae
Rochester
Guy Radcliffe
Ripton
Leeswing Farms
Homerville
Brighton
Five Local Scout Journalists Headed to Columbus
Elyria boy scouts Richard Funk Harald Dahnke Jason Geisel Dave Huffman and Harry Koplin will travel to Columbus for the Boy Scout Merit Badge Exposition linked to the Ohio State Fair. They will edit and publish the September issue of Oak Chips in a journalism theme and display their booth with a newspaper room atmosphere and a map linking publications to their home cities. Jason Geisel acts as scoutmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Richard Funk
Harald Dahnke
Jason Geisel
Dave Huffman
Harry Koplin
Columbus
Southeast District
Firelands Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Old Age Pension Checks In Mails
In Columbus Aug 25 the division of aid for the aged reports 85 000 pension checks mailed this month and all 112 000 checks will be delivered on time despite financial strains. The state borrowed 415 000 from the general revenue fund to cover about 1 300 000 in monthly payments.
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Columbus
Division of Aid For the
General Revenue Fund
Court notes thefts and a mortgage suit in Elyria
In Elyria and nearby areas a Wellington Fair Grounds pickpocket incident left a man’s pocketbook with four dollars missing after a crowd shove. A Lorain man reported car glass damaged but nothing stolen at the Paramount Club. A Moose lodge faced foreclosure over a 42 thousand dollar loan, while a 19 year old jailed grand jury defendant returned from Elyria Memorial Hospital after treatment. Sheriff’s daily checks found no gambling devices operating at several sites.
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J. F. Eldred
R. D
Elyria
Wellington Fair Grounds
Jon Janogik
East Sweats
Lorain
Sheriff's Office
Paramount Club
XUMBER Case Details and Grand Jury Bonds
Bay man bound under 1000 dollars on grand jury charge. Winemiller pleads guilty to grand larceny and is bound under 1000 dollars. Parker cites Way's testimony and a ruffled blanket in the holdup inquiry. Police Chief Stankard praises department work. warrants issued by A N Shadix and William McCoy for Way and Winemiller respectively.
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Bay Wad
Winemiller
Parker
Way
E. J. Stankard
Department
A. N. Shadix
William McCoy
Lorain Band Second In Competition At Columbus
In Columbus today a battle of music ended with six championships awarded by Veterans of Foreign Wars. The Royal Oak Michigan team won the Men's Bugle Corps championship and $1000, defeating Wayne County Council of Detroit, a six time national champion. Other divisions yielded further prizes to various bands.
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Columbus
Mid-West
Royal Oak
Mich
West Point
Wayne County Council of Detroit
Dar
Death notices and funerals across Elyria area
Funeral services are set for Henry E. Willis principal of Vincent School on Friday at 10 30 from Nichols Funeral Home with burial in LaPorte Cemetery. Other services note the deaths of Mrs Margaret Hayes, Roy Olmstead, Mrs Mary Schaber, Stephen Klimezak, the newborn son of Edward Wysocki, and Friend R Gaines, with arrangements by Sooy and Nichols bodies.
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Margaret Hayes
Litchfield
Orrin Looy
Penfield
Mary Schaber
North Ridgeville
Lons George Schaber
E. C. Pofterbaugh
Toledo
Welf Lake
Onsted
Michigan
Arthur
Marian Poffenbaugh
Joan Schaber
Nichols Funeral Home
Edward Wysocki
Snow Road
Lakewood City Hospital
Ronald
Frank Wysocki
Avon
William Diederich
Bittner
St. Peter's Church
Ridgeville
Father Buescher
St. Peter's Cemetery
Oberlin Resident Alex Davis Dies After Illness
Alex Davis 73 retired Oberlin village employee died at home 176 South Pleasant Street Oberlin last night at 11 30 after a lingering illness Born in Kentucky he lived in Oberlin 9 years He was a member of Christ Temple Surviving wife Curah Davis The body is at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home until Saturday noon then to Christ Temple for 2 00 p m services Rev H Hamlin will officiate with burial in Westwood Cemetery
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R. Gaines
Bond Street
Ridgeville Township
Elyria
General Industries
Second Congregational Church
Myra Gaines
Durward
Gwendolyn Marsh
Oberlin
Camilla
Fern
Henry Towne
Valley City
Will Knapp
Grafton
Flossie Cole
Wellington
Ray Heath
William Gaines
Kingsley Corners
Sudro Curtis
Mex Davis
South Pleasant Street
Mr. Davis
Kentucky
Christ Temple
Cura Ha. Davis
Sudro- Curtis
Band and drill team results by region and place
Regional results list top placements across senior and junior bands and women's drill teams. Mentions Canton Pa New London Conn Warren O Chicago IM Altoona Pa Evansville Ind Lorain O Des Moines Ia Elgin Il Cuyahoga Falls Oh highlighting first second and third places in various categories.
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Canton
New London
Conn
Warren
Chicago
Altoona
Evansville
Ind
Lorain
Des Moines
Elgin
Cuyahoga Falls
Burke Wins Ohio Open Golf Title With 285 Strokes
Billy Burke of Cleveland clinched the Ohio Open at 285 after rounds of 71 and 70. Runner-up Bob Servis of Dayton finished with 296, followed by Al Alcroft 300 and Reggie Myles 302. Other scores included M. Hampton 306, Andy Moscary 311, and Al Marchi. Days Bik fills in as Byrne replaces Phil Perkins on the crown defense.
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Ougstown
Iue
Billy Burke
Cleveland
Burke
Servis
Bob Servis
Dayton
Cat Crow
al Alcroft
Reggie Myles
M. Hampion
van Wert
Andy Moscary
Norwalk
al Marchi
Byrne
Phil Perkins
Local Fairways Caddy Championship Finals Set Tomorrow Morning
At Elyria Country Club this afternoon matches were played for the caddy championships with finals scheduled to begin tomorrow at seven. Quarter finals produced numerous results in Class A Senior and Junior divisions, with Zaleski and Subotka among winners. Clark Black set a nine hole record of 32 and Bower led eighteen holes with 77, while other scores included Hasered at 82 and Fauver second to Bower.
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Reas
Myria
Matt Zaleski
Ed Janowicz
Adam Zaleski
Joe Pelacsek
Lyabds
Mate
Carl Sniezek
Dudek
Pete Wedless
Dick $Innich
Walt Kushinski
Tom Brickman
Walt Niegowski
George Poesa
Bill Buterbaugh
John Polaesek
Hens
Metera
Chet Subotka
John Gurchick
Casey Dellisantu
Frank Metera
George Prochazka
Bill Ignazzi
Joe Leonowich
Elyra Country Club
Wallace Bower
Clark Black
Bower
Blick
Black
Worth Fauver
Ace Voak
Oscar Hasered
A. B. Taylor
D. T. Farscett
Don Hamilton
Reds Protest $150 Fine For McKechnie Behavior
Cincinnati Reds officials planned a formal protest to the National League president regarding the $150 fine imposed on manager Bill McKechnie for a protest at St Louis. They called the penalty excessive and hoped to reduce it to protect McKechnie’s otherwise clean conduct record. Frick cited abusive language toward umpire George Barr as the reason for the fine.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Ford Erick
National League
Bill McKechnie
St. Louis
Redleg
McKeechnie
McKechnnie
Paul Derringer
McKechnic
Frick
George Barr
Jefferson Triumphs In Recreation Softball Showdown
Jefferson Recreation defeated Hamilton Recreation nine to seven in a softball game played last night at Jefferson.
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Jefferson
Jefferson Recreation
Hamilton Recreation
Radios vs Grafton White Eagles Softball Showdown Tonight
Bowe Radios and Grafton White Eagles clash in a 6 PM softball game at the Roosevelt diamond. The note recalls wartime history, citing 65,000 tons of ammunition fired by the British army over three days on the western front from Sept. 27 to 29, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Bowe
Grafton White Eagles
Roosevelt Diamond
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter Market Steady
Market notes list steady conditions across multiple lines including live poultry with varied weights, potatoes with New Jersey at $1 and Idaho at $2.25 per 100 pounds, and assorted fruits and vegetables from apples to lettuce. Livestock totals show cattle, calves, sheep and hogs with receipts and price ranges, while fresh produce items detail outdoor baskets and bulk quantities for cantaloupes cucumbers cauliflower and peppers.
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Cleveland
Lota
New Jersey
Idaho
S.uee
Huey Mediunt
Ewes Chalice
Precitian Frogae
Freighters Collide In Baltimore Harbor
Two freighters collided in Baltimore Harbor with no injuries reported. The Sidney M. Hauptman rammed the Mallard, tearing a hole in her plates and taking on water, but both ships entered port safely and crews remained unharmed.
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Baltimore
Sidney M. Hauptman
McCormick Line
Mallard, Mallory Transport Co
Hauptmann
Mallard
Oberlin Death Rites for Lloyd E Moore Held at Mt Zion
Funeral serviceswere held this afternoon at Mt Zion Church for Lloyd E Moore who died Monday at his East Lorain street home. Rev Homer J Tucker officiated with interment in Ridgelawn Cemetery Elyria. Moore born May 16 1885 Lorain married Kathryn Hawkins in Oberlin in 1912 and lived there over twenty years. He was deacon at Mt Zion Baptist Church and a Mason. He and his wife recently returned from Pasadena California where they spent over a year with their daughter. He is survived by his wife, mother Irs Ea Y Moore of Oberlin, sister Mrs James R Gates of Cleveland, daughter Mrs Edith Scott of Pasadena, plus a nephew and grand-nephew.
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Stephen Klmezak
Huron Street
Holy Cross Church
Lawrence Budny
Holy Cr Church
St. Marys Cemetery
Rumezak
St. Joseph's Hospital
Loreain
National Tube Compa
Poland
Elyria
Paul
Pauline
Joseph
Lorain
Thomas
Anthony
Frank Goska
Cleveland
Bittner Funeral Home
Oberlin. O
Mt. Zion
Lloyd E. Moore
East Lorain Street
Homer J. Tucker
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Moore
Kathryn Hawkins
Oberlin
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Pasadena
California
Irs Ea Y. Moore
James R. Gates
Edith Scott
WPA Field Meet Friday At Park Street Grounds
A WPA field meet brings athletes from Lorain South Amherst La Grange and Oberlin to Park Street grounds Friday afternoon for fourteen events starting at 1 30 P M Events include a 100 yard dash softball throw running high jump broad jumps standing broad jump volley ball horseshoe 400 yard relay hop step and jump 75 yard dash and pole vault Matches feature La Grange vs South Amherst in volley ball Oberlin vs Lorain in horseshoes and Oberlin vs Lorain in volley ball with La Grange vs South Amherst in horseshoe County champions versus all stars in softball Also Oberlin and South Amherst vie to qualify for Lorain field day on September 2 James Wood Lorain recreation director will oversee with assistants John Willis Frank Lucas Norman Forbush Jack Robinson Sam Walden and Frank Moser Grace L Schauffler returns from Camp Indianola.
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Park Street Grounds
Lorain
South Amherst
la Grange
Oberlin
All-Stars
James Wood
John Willis
Frank Lucas
Norman Forbush
Jack Robinson
Sam Walden
Frank Moser
Charges P U C Engineers Took Gifts
Charges that two Ohio Public Utilities Commission engineers received merchandise gifts from an Columbus gas company in 1935 were filed by City of Columbus attorneys. L. F. Dabe and C. F. Foster, long serving commission staff, were named. Edwin M. Tharp and Herman H. Hall of Ohio Fuel Gas Co. were said to authorize the gifts. Vouchers and memoranda were submitted as evidence. City lawyers cited a law forbidding gifts to commission employees and possible discharge penalties. The filing formalizes a prior informal protest regarding gift costs in the Columbus gas rate case now before the commission. The rate dispute centers on whether gift costs should be allowed in operating expenses. The city built the case under J. Paul Bundon guidance. Dabe joined in 1922 and Foster in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
L. F. Dabe
C. F. Foster
Edwin M. Tharp
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Herman H. Hall
John L. Davies
James W. Huffman
John W. Bricker
Utilities Commision
Utilities Commission
Commission
J. Paul Bundon
Keyser
W. Va
The
Dabe
Foster
Exhibits From Wellington Fair Headed To State Fair
Two exhibits from the Wellington Independent Fair will travel to Columbus for the Ohio State Fair August 27 to September 2. The Lorain County Senior Four Club exhibit showcases county agricultural enterprise, and the LaGrange Hearts of Gold home furnishings exhibit will be entered under Lorain County. Betty Holcomb and Eleanor Pease will prepare the home furnishings display Friday, representing Lorain County. Mrs. John H. Curtiss advises the Hearts of Gold Club.
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Columbus
Lorain County
LaGrange Hearts of Gold
Betty Holcomb
Eleanor Pease
John H. Curtiss
Hearts of Gald Club
Officials defend gas dilution in Ohio court cases
Dabe as chief engineer signed a July report defending Ohio Fuel Gas Co dilution of natural gas to stabilize heat content for Columbus and other Ohio cities. The dilution is cited in two pending actions: a civil suit by City Attorney Davis seeking 42 million dollars for customers overcharged and criminal cases against several gas company officials. The news notes Elberta peaches arriving soon with orders via Wainwright's Cleveland Road.
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Dabe
Commission
Ohio
Columbus
Davis
Ohin Fuel Gas Co
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Patagonia
City Cab Co
Loran
Hime
Elyria Lodge
Laval Order of Moose
Common Pleas
Lotain County Savings and Trust Company
Second Street
Grace Court
Lodge
Jack Esterwood
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sheriffs Dept
William F. Grall
Magene
Mrs
Roy Olmstead
Berkley
Cleveland Southwestern Railway
Jean Dillman Olmstead
Stephen Klimczak
Baby Wysocki
Floyd R. Gaines
Alex Davis
Altman Custom Tailors
Ackerman
G. J. O'Connor
13Th St
King
Youngstown Pro
Mehkeehnie
Red
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
Homeghowers
Westbys St.-in
Muini
Meliucesh
Butik Broovvccoli
Butik Broovvccoli—Ooutdeera, Basket. Cabragr
Pau We
DiLi
Pearl Ulans
Bartlett
Eie Tetutce Basket
Baltimore Harbor
Esther Wood
N. Professor St
Richard Clevenger
Hocking Valley
Lancaster
Arthur L. Williams
Forest Street
Carolyn Keller
Maternity Hospital
Western Reserve University
Worcester Fame
Spring Street
George Thring
Norman Helser
Naomi
Hugh Fulcher
Sarah Thring
Mary Worcester
Raymond Gibson
Robert
Pontiac
Gibson
Carmel Sage
North Professor Street
Shirley Oliver
Morgan Street
Wyandotte
St. Helen
Myron Worcester
Dearborn
Ella McGonggle
Worcester
Columbia
Raymond MacGonagle
Providence
Rhode Island
Roy Thompson
Martha G. Hart
Bradford
New Hampshire
First Church
Lea Comings
Frederick Smith
Evanston
Illinois
Rheba Nickerson
West College Street
Seattle
Washington
Ira D. Shaw
Berea, Ky
Sara Prince
Walnut Street
Carroll K. Shaw
New England States
Monty
Merlin
F. A. Humphrey
Optometrist
Middle Ave
P. U.C
Wainwright’s
Cleveland Road
Bell Ca
Reublin Bros
Jersey Sweets
New Idaho Bakers
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