CCC Camps Offer Vocational And Academic Courses
Lorain County youths lacking funds may join CCC camps this fall for six months starting October 1 to take academic and vocational classes. Enrollment aims to help about several thousand Ohio young men with nearby college classes when possible. Vocational options include forestry, cooking, electricity, clerking, typing, engineering basics, road work, medical aid, dentistry assistance, mechanics, explosives, and handicrafts. Applicants must be unmarried, unemployed, physically fit, between 17 and 23, and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
Ernest E. Holmes
Lorain
Digi BebUvis Wi Kolleges
CCC
Homecoming and Visitors Highlight Clarksfield Scene
Clarksfield residents attended the Bowling Green Homecoming with extended family. Visitors and guests include Emmet Kelley Jr and family, Zepha Beach of Sanford Michigan, Sepha Harris, and the Darby and Merrill households. Several locals traveled to see relatives in Elyria Wellington Ashland and Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
D. B. Smith
Jim Smith
George Smith
Marjory
Doris
Joe Smith
Norman
Bowling Green
Mark Kelley
Emmet Kelley Jr
Orville
Washington
Emmet Kelley
Zepha Beach
Sanford, Mich
Sepha Harris
Dell Byron
Dell Cleveland
Velasco
Texas
Leonard
Howard Burt
Ashland
Clara Stiles
Wellington
Dell Crandell
Pauline Coon
Norwalk
Lester Gray
Alma Beach
Francea Stevens
Sanford
Mich
Earl Darby
Elyria
Detroit
Stella Wagner
Helen Merrill
Sarah Merrill
Earl Cole
Arthur Morrison
Maree Puder
Wanda Reigle
Lakeside
Hazel Puder
Ruby Beers
Junior Welsh
Local Highbridge area social notes mention many visits
Mr and Mrs Gardner of Sandusky spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Burt. Elkins of Cleveland and Lawson Spear of Greenwich visited the Swartz home. Riders, Hainline, Burrows and families spent Sunday at Elyria. Various other residents hosted and hosted visitors from Ripley Boston Ashland Wellington Medina Mentor and Cleveland during the week. Several trips to Cleveland and Boston are noted along with health updates and club gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Merrill
Frank Culver
Raymond Culver
Harry Silver
Lois Estrada
Vivian Jenkins
Akron
Helen’ Baker
Elyria
Ralph Merrill
Wellington
Virgil Childs
Berlin
Pompa Howes
Montreal
Canada
Louise McClaflin
Norma Livermore
Guy Livermore
Ray Moore
Wayne Hoffstatter
George Kiel
Alliance
Gardner
Sandusky
C. C. Burt
Elkins
Cleveland
Lawson Spear
Greenwich
Swartz
Ray Rider
Henry Hainline
Carl Burrows
Louise
Doris
Patricia
Binder
Dell Crandell
Howard Crandell
G. W. Pollock
Nate Harris
Lester Gray
Gertrude Elliott
Denver
Colorado
John Brags
Parkerstown
Webb
May Archer
Mentor
Ohio
William Burrows
Berlinville
Harlow Rounds
Barrett Chanel
Wilbur Hooker
Wakeman
Reustig
Miley Favored In Western Closed Golf Quarter Final
In Minneapolis Aug 25 URI Marion Miley of Cincinnati aims to beat Dorothy Gustafson of South Bend in the quarter final feature of the Women's Western Closed Golf Tournament. Other quarter finals include Patty Berg vs Marion McDougall, Dorothy Travis vs Betty Jameson, and Paula Parker vs Bee Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Uri
Marion Miley
Cincinnati
Opal Fill
Kansas City
Dorothy Gustafson
South Bend
Ind
Patty Berg
Marion McDougall
Portland
Ore
Dorothy Travis
San Francisco
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Paula Parker
Milwaukee
Bee Barrett
Grand American Shoot Tomorrow At Vandalia
Vandalia hosts a dress rehearsal for trap shooting's blue ribbon classic the Grand American Handicap on its semi final day. The event carries a guaranteed purse of 5900 dollars and features the same conditions expected for tomorrow's Grand final.
Macon Wins 20th Game For Columbus Red Birds
Macon, the angular southpaw ace of Columbus Red Birds, earned his 20th victory as the team topped Kansas City 4 to 1. He limited foes to seven hits while his hitters chased Breuer and Picchota, keeping Columbus atop the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Max Macon
Columbus Red Birds
Macon
Columbus
Red Birds
Kansas City
Marvin Breuer
al Picchota
National Amateur in Third Round in Portland
In Portland on August 26 the National Amateur Golf Championship third round featured Frank Strafach confronting veteran Charles Evans Jr. Strafac i edged Vincent Dolp 1 up to reach the round, while Evans beat Joseph Lynch 4 and 3. Evans shot 73 four under par to defeat Lynch after a long first round duel with Charles Finger Jr. The field narrowed to 16. Also Sears Roebucks versus Alten’s Service scheduled for a 6:00 softball game at American Lace diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Frank Strafach
Charles
Chick) Evans, Jr
Chicago
Alderwood Country Club
Brooklyn
N. C
Evans
Strafaci
Vincent Dolp
Joseph Lynch
Canton
Mass
Lynch
Charles Finger, Jr
Colma
Cal
SEARS
Sears-Roebucks
Alten
Play Tie Game at Grafton A C and Motors
A tied game last evening at Grafton featured Carlisle A C and Grafton Rothgery Motors. Esker Fox Service vs Alten’s Service opens tomorrow night at Franklin diamond with 6 00 start. Dobrowski Meats vs Oberlin Business Men plays tonight at Steel and Tubes diamond at 6. Bittner Funeral Home vs Bone Radios scheduled at Hamilton diamond at 6 15. Players urged to report on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle A. C
Grafton Rothgery Motors
Grafton
Rothgery
The
Motors
Brown and
Roka
A. C
Esker-Fox
Alten
Steel & Tubes
Dobrowski Meats
Oberlin
Bittners
Bittner Funeral Home
Bone Radios
Hamilton Diamond
Elyria Hardware Juniors vs Dobrowski Meats Softball Game
Elyria Hardware Juniors and Dobrowski Meats prepare for a softball matchup at Jefferson No 1 diamond tonight. Players from both teams are asked to report for the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Elyria Hardware
Dobrowski Meats
Jefferson No. 1
Legal Notice of Public Sale of Colson Company Stock
Notice is hereby given that on August 31, 194? at 10:00 a.m. or later the undersigned will offer for sale at public auction in Elyria Ohio at the Savings Deposit Bank & Frost Company the following lots of Colson Company stock exchangeable for Colson Corporation stock under the reorganization plan. Shares include common and various preferred participatings, to be sold separately to highest bidders, subject to prior sale. Arthur L. Irish, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Deposit Bank &Frost Company
Elyria
Ohto
Colson Company
Colson Corporation
Arthur L. Irish
Baseball scores and next day matchups from Cleveland and league standings
Yesterday results show Cleveland beating Philadelphia 110 to 103 while St Louis edged Boston 112 to 103. New York routed Chicago 10 to 5 and Detroit beat Philadelphia 10 to 4. National League table lists New York 111 wins, St Louis 112 two behind leader with Pittsburgh and Boston also active. Tonight and tomorrow feature Pittsburgh at New York and St Louis at Philadelphia among multiple doubleheaders and regional games.
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Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia St. Louis
Yeager
Boston
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
G_WYT
Pet
Chitagio
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Louis
Markets Cleveland Livestock and Produce Report
Market report shows cattle receipts at 100 with steady prices across grades and weights. Calves and hogs also active with mixed, mostly steady to slightly lower quotes. grain and produce sections list multiple commodities with varied bids, including apples, beans, beets, broccoli, lettuce, cantaloupes, carrots, cabbage, corn, cucumbers, dill, and peppers with current price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lima
Toledo Produce and Market Prices Across Fresh Goods
A dense listing of produce and market prices from Toledo, detailing baskets of escarole lettuce and parsley, peaches, peppers, plums, radishes, beans, cucumbers, and tomatoes. Also includes butter, eggs, and live poultry pricing, plus grain quotes, hay, straw, and flour terms from local suppliers and elevators. Local Ohio market notes cover New Jersey potatoes, Ohio bakers, Idaho, and red/yellow corn prices, with various basket and per-bushel fares and per-pound rates for assorted produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Havens
Cleveland
Leahy
New Jersey
Ohio
New Cobblers
Idaho Bakers
Reds
Toledo
Sheets Elevator Co
Montant Milling Co
U.S
U. S&s
U. S
Chicago
Titec
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
Leghorn
Sitges
White Rock
Old Reese
United States Department of Agriculture
Garden Club Plans For Flower Show In Oberlin
Oberlin Community Garden Club maps fall flower show set for October 1 and 2 alongside Oberlin Window Fair. Claude L. Lyman’s post office building room hosts displays with E. J. Davis as show manager and local florists assisting. Premiums cover many flowers and arrangements, with entries welcomed Friday morning. Dean and Mrs. Thomas W. Graham return from summer abroad via the Normandie to France, Rouen, Paris, London, Oxford Conference, and a Devon Cornwall auto tour.
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Oberlin. O
Oberlin Community Garden Club
Oberlin
Claude L. Lyman
E. J. Davis
Dean
Thomas W. Graham
France
Normandie
le Havre
Rouen
Paris
Chartres, Rheins
London
Oxford
Robert E. Brown
Devon
Cornwall
Statendam
NEWS NOTES FROM OBERLIN AREA AUGUST UPDATE
New York arrival noted on August 14. Mr and Mrs GC Clark of North Pleasant Street have just returned from a 3000 mile automobile trip visiting Smoky Mountains southeastern states New England and the White and Green Mountains. Mr and Mrs Lee Rowe left for Minnesota to visit Prof and Mrs Alfred Rapp former Oberlin residents. Mr and Mrs Dudley Wood and sons returned from six weeks vacation in Harrington Maine. Jack Wood returned from Henderson Texas visiting his uncle James Wood. Mrs William Campbell returned to Minneapolis after summer with sisters Grace Herren and W D Cairns. Eugene Zavodaky vacationing in the East. Mrs Doren Lyon visiting the Misses Rumble in Rocky River. Mr and Mrs WIL Seaman returned from Seneca Lake cottage in New York. Nessie Hobs left for Oakland California to take a teaching position. Parents of Nessie are Mr and Mrs W D Hobbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
North Pleasant Street
Smoky Mountains
Southeastern
New England States
White and Green Mountains
Lee Rowe
Minnesota
Alfred Rapp
Oberlin
Dudley Wood
East College Street
Harrington
Waine
Jack Wood
James Wood
Henderson
Texas
William Campbell
Minneapolis
Grace Herren
W. D. Cairns
Eugene Zavodaky
Walnut Street
Doren Lyon
North Cedar Avenue
Rumble
Rocky River
Wil Seaman
Seneca Lake
New York
Nessie Hobs
Oakland
California
W. D. Hobbs
Elyrian Fined For Intoxication Before Mayor Smith
Elyrian Fined William Gage 45 of the Jackson Hotel was fined one dollar and costs on an intoxication charge when arraigned before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gage
Jackson Hotel
Leonard Smith
Permit Issued For Gasoline Station By City Inspector
City Building Inspector Hart A. Dickason issued a permit for a new gasoline station costing about £3900. The Sun Oj Company owns the property at Hast Avenue and Temple Court. George Fridenstine is the contractor in charge. The 24 by 30 foot building will be tile and stucco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart A. Dickason
Sun Oj Company
Hast Avenue
Temple Court
George Fridenstine
Car Collision Damages Two Automobiles Near Elyria
Automobiles driven by Mrs C D Faber of 1400 West 15th Street Lorain and I Peters of 142 East Fourth Street Elyria were damaged in a collision about 6.20 p.m. yesterday on Route 57 about one mile north of Elyria, per county sheriff's department reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cd, Faber
West 15Th Street
Lorain
I. Peters
East Fourth Street
Elyria
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Firestone Standard
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Rob White
Mgr
Shirley
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Honolulu
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Columbus Outfit
Anthony Billingham
New York Times
Shanghai
Nanking
Chekiang
Rastania
Legal J al Advertising
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St. Paul
Louisville
American Association
Minneapoly
Milwaukee RS
Indianapolis A
Aly
Louisville Olka Oe
Ubs
Newark - Sake Rene
Montreal Tree
Syracuse
Baltimore
Buffalo
Rochester Pecans
Toronto Ca
Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Lorain County Home & Window Cleaning CO
Princeton Elyria - Oberling
Il Duce
Benito Mussolini
Grottocalda Sulphur Mines
Sicily
United Newspictures
Esther Wood
Professor St
Garden Club
Guinea
Elyrian
van Wormer
Anstros
Max van Wormer
Stanford Ave
Gos Company
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