Attendance Reaches New High At Lorain County Fair
Governor Thomas J. Herbert and Mrs Herbert visit the Wellington fairgrounds as the Lorain County Fair draws at least 24 000 through gates on its third day Daily crowds enjoy exhibits harness racing and evening thrills with Junior and Senior Fair parades winners including Wyler Brothers Rundle Jamerson and others in four horse events and trots featuring Wise At Law Daisy D Hall and Peggy Nutena among winners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Herbert
Lorain County Fair
Wellington Fairgrounds
Charles Mur
Wyler Brothers
Oberlin
R. L. Rundle
LaGrange
E . Jamerson
Wellington
H. Fpiorence
Roorback
Greenwich
Wieters
Warner Brothers and
Jarmerson
Rundle
Li- Grange
Bud Ryder
Welington
Roorpack
Clever Bob
EL Stockley
Wizard
Bussy
Wom
Riley Ist
W. EO McClaskey
Prospect
Wise-At- Law
Lorgin County
A G. Mills
Palmer
Loszin County
Daisy D. Hall
Wilh Rader
Grafton
Griving
Peggy Nutenia
Lester Funk
Willard
Griver
Lorain County Fair Evening Schedule and Activities
Tomorrow at the Lorain County Fair features a loaded program with Wellington VFW and Cleveland Stock Yards softball at 9 30 am. Rige s versus Kipton at 4 30 pm. Midget auto racing qualifying at 1 pm and seven races at 2 pm. A Wellington High School band performance at 7 pm. A combined rodeo and circus at 7 30 pm with 42 stock and 25 people. Open car parade led by Jay and Fred Pitts. Four H clubs announced by Lawrence Betts, Mayor A B Jones presiding over the Senior Fair parade. Girl Scouts run a babysitting area and a miniature playground. Boy Scouts assist with errands. Draft horse hitch competition highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Vfw
Cleveland Stock Yards
Rige’s
Kipton
Wellington High School
Jay
Fred Pitts
Fair Board
Lawrence Betts
A. B. Jones
Wellington
Girl Scouts
Candidates introduced at Lorain County Fair
Harold I Covault introduced Governor Herbert and Republican candidates Ed Rowe for Congress N D Backus for reelection Clyde Roose and HL El Agate at Lorain County Fair. Herbert traveled from Painesville after attending Lake County Fair and will speak with Mrs Herbert present. Former Governor Frank Lausche was scheduled to speak later at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Harold I. Covault
Republican Executive Committee
Covault
Ed. Rowe
Congress
Ohio
Dr. N. D. Backus
Clyde Roose
HL EL. Agate
Lorain County
Painesville
Lake County
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Cardigan School links with American troops highlighted in tour
Evans, a Cardigan leader and former mayor, recalls wartime ties with U S troops, Home Guard service, and school collaboration with camps. He notes scholarships won by students, a vegetable garden program, and plans for an American room in Memorial Hall. He also reflects on wartime bombings and his Balkan service in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardigan
United States
Evans
Home Guard
Memorial Hall
Walles
Balxans
Pleads Guilty In Incident With Intent Charge
Richard Oster age 19 of 322 Kerron avenue pleaded guilty when arraigned before Justice James Horn on an incident with intent charge. Miss Welms Webber 23 of 14503 Middle avenue filed the accusation. Oster is among three held on the charge linked to a Gariners Ien car abduction last Saturday night. Oster’s bail set at 500 cash or 1000 property bond. Grand jury to consider charges. Wendell Rates and James Johnson bound to the grand jury. Juvenile Officer Carl Curtis said more cases involving younger girls may be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Oster
Kerron Avenue
James Horn
Miss Welms Webber
Middle Avenue
Biss Webber
Gariners Ien
Death notices from Elyria area include multiple funerals
Several local obituaries list Anna Sheppard of 114 Clark Street and Norval Weldy of 117 East Fourth Street dying after illnesses. Also noted is Charles Copas of Elyria and Martin Buckenmyer of Oberlin with funeral details, burial sites, and surviving relatives.
Ridgeville Meeting Deliberates Incorporation Impacts
A large Ridgeville town hall audience debated incorporation led by Clarence Baldwin of Willoughby Township. He outlined zoning limits, county cooperation, and the need for municipal services while citing trailer camps, roads, water lines, and potential sewer plans under a village government.
Change of Venue Announced for Tonight's School Dance
A last minute change of venue for the council dance is announced by adviser Dr Miss Joan Brown. The event moves from the high school to Gates School Gymnasium due to weather and facility issues. The dance runs from 3 to 2 20 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Brown
Gates School
Amnasium
Yinna Gates
Oor
OO sicCleian
Eisha Schools
Aitnis
Advantages of Incorporation Pointed Out
About 75 residents attended the Ridgeville open meeting at the town hall hosted by the Ridgeville Civic League. Vern Andrews of the Zoning Commission criticized House Bill 22 as inadequate for protection. officials favor village incorporation for zoning and a building code. Charles Hoskin argued taxes need not rise with incorporation, citing new village revenues from vehicle and gas taxes. George Lasch outlined added services under incorporation such as police protection, traffic laws, and street lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Town Hall
Clarence Baldwin
Willoughby Township
Ridgeville Township
Ridgeville
Baldwin
Simpson-Baker
Lorain County
Township Zoning Commission
Willoughby
Vern Andrews
Center Budge Road
Sante
Mr. Andrews
C. H L. Bricker
Ohio Department of Highways
Department of Ohio
M. B. Diederich
Diederich
Oce
Charles B. Baker
Painesville
Nelson Coucher
Board of Trustees
Andrews
Charles Hoskin
George Lasch
Sheffield
Brother of Elyrian Dies At Lorain
Edward Richardson 53 of 366 Oberlin avenue Lorain died yesterday. He was born September 6 1896 in Willmott Ohio and retired from National Tube Company after 25 years. Survived by wife Marion two children Charles Janet brother Frank Elyria sister-in-law and other relatives. Funeral 2 pm Saturday at Walter A Frey Funeral Home Lorain with burial at Ridgehill Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sheppard
Clark Street
Fred Sheppard
Elyria
Christian
Frances Smith
Pauline Nelsom
Bertha Corey
Harry H. Smith
Detroit
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Henry K. Shaw
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Norval B. Weldy
East Fourth Street
Streetboro
Ohio
Colson Corp
Eagies Lodge
Polishers and Buffers
May Weldy
Airs
Sam Jefferies
Jane Ohio
Robert Mitchell
Bedford
Fred Weldy
Cleveland
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
First Christian Church
South Murray Ridge Cemetery
Charles T. Copas
E. O. Roe
Hamilton Street
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
Modern Woodmen of America
Ed Rogers
Wayne Martin
Oberlin
Martin William Buckenmyer
Helen
Butternut Ridge Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Swanton
St Mary's Church
Sylvester
Richard
Albinus
Richard Allen
Toledo
Theodore
Walter
Ed. Schwitzer
Irs
Startin Buckenmyrer
Jordar
Anda.m. Moncar
J. Mary's Church
St. Marx's Cemetery
Edward Richardson
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain
Frank Richardson
Willmort
National Tube Company
National Tube Foreman’s Association
Frank
Marion
Charles
Janet
Alan
Massillon
Leonard Wood
Robert Fitch
Florence Richardson
Galesberg
Ind
Hazel
McFedden
Dover
Celia Richardson
Walter A. Frey
Ridgehill Memorial Park
Local police report a series of city incidents
Warren Sotherden said his bicycle was stolen from Ely Stadium last Monday night. Elizabeth Thomas collided with Mary Cady in Elywood park. Mrs. Frank Berger’s car collided with E. J. Lance on Broad Street as Lance turned into a drive at his home. Mrs. H Follen reported 75 feet of garden hose stolen. Elmer Lewis was fined 50 dollars and his license suspended for six months for drunk driving after an arrest on Cleveland streets. Hugo Zimmer of the Jackson Hotel was fined five dollars for intoxication after a Troxel alley arrest at 4 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Sotherden
Oxford Avenue
Ely Stadium
Elizabeth Thomas
Third Street
Mary Cady
Y.w.ca
Elywood Park
Frank Berger
Avon Lake
Broad Street
E. J. Lance
Lance
H. Follen
Marseilles ‘Avenue
Elmer Lewis
Princeton Avenue
Elyria
Maror
Henry W. Ault
Cleveland
Hugo Zimmer
Jackson Hotel
Troxel Alley
Berea Man Dies While Swimming
Raymond E. Lewis, 69, of 289 Prospect Street Berea, died Thursday afternoon while swimming at Wallace Lake. Authorities believe a heart attack caused the death. Survived by wife Gertrude and two stepsons, Lyle Reisinger of Elyria and Russell Reisinger of Columbia Station, plus a sister Ivy Annewehr of Berea. Funeral plans await definite arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
Raymond E. Lewis
Prospect Street
Wallace Lake
Lewis
New York Central Railroad
Masonic Lodge
Lakewood
Gertrude
Ixostepsons
Lyle E. Reisinger
Elyria
Russell B. Reisinger
Columbia Station
Ivy Annewehr
Heat Wave Triggers Mass Walkouts and Shipments Cut
Thousands flee heat as New York trading slows and Detroit auto plants idle with more than 40 000 workers–Packard Ford Dodge Plymouth Chrysler and Briggs affected. Toronto to Connecticut officials send workers home early as offices close and cooler weather bites markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Detroit
Packard
Ford
Dodge
Plymouth
Chrysler
Briggs
Columbus
Local court actions and civil suits summarize region
Divorce petitions filed by At The Court House couple Elzier McCann Amherst and Jennayevonne Korka against James and dismissal of another divorce suit. Merchandise debt suit filed by France Stone Co Toledo against D H Larsen RB Oberlin. Probate settlement approval for Donald Jaskowski death. Property transfer dispute in Elyria involving Regina Wheaton estate and Verna Sutton Kroll. Prostitution sentence for Blanch Dudakevich Lorain. County Auditor appointment of Ruth Brucker as deputy auditor. Abandoned 1946 Nash found stolen, recovered in Fremont. Alimony suit by Edna Ruder Grafton against Carl with restraining order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Sutton” Kroll
West River Street
Common Pleas Court
Elyria
Regina Wheaton
Eleanor Borowski
Samuel St
Mabel Reif
Plans Set for St. Andrew's Parish Picnic at Camp Iss-Seekes
Parish set plans for Sunday afternoon events at Camp Iss-Seekes with a 3 p.m. start for games and contests and a 5:30 p.m. basket supper with coffee and ice cream. Co chairs are Dr. Robert S. Wilson and Max Van Wormer. committee members include Recreation chair George Alayhew and Dining hall chair Dr. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Parish
Camp Iss-Seekes
Robert S. Wilson
Max van Wormer
George Alayhew
Molly Var Wormer
Ernest Haylor
John Jr
Betty Rockwood
Joan Hargate
Martin Beck
Robert Minch
Dr. Wilson
Lawrence Tibbals
Clyde Roose
Carl McMullen
Rudolph Kopriva
Far Hawkins
Mirs
Arthur Roper
Rodney Rockwood
Ralph Tibbals
J. Martin Beck
Market Closing Prices At Noon On Broad Exchange
Reading shows varied percentages across major stocks including American Radiator Glidden Sears Roebuck Warner Brothers Woolworth Bendix Chrysler General Motors White Motors Westinghouse Anaconda Copper Kennecott Copper Standard Oil Ohio Cities Service Socony Vacuum Texas Texas Gas & Elec and more amid fluctuating values for the period. Investors react to diverse sector movements as reports filter through the ticker tape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Penza
Glidden Co
Montgomery
Woos
Woolworth Co
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
General Motors
White Motors
Westinghouse Airbrake Wees
Republic Steel
U S. Steel
Keke
TB Sige Anaconda Copper
Kennecott Copper
Standard
N.J
Jrexas
Col. Gas & Elec
Teacher Dies From Crash Near Weston
Harold A. Dahms a 29 year old Weston High School teacher died from injuries after his car was struck by a truck trailer at an intersection near Weston yesterday. Michael Drozdowski of Amherst filed for divorce from Elsie on grounds of neglect and wilful absence. they wed in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Harold A. Dahms
Weston High School
Weston
Michael Drozdowski
Ambherst
Elsie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ridgeville Meeting
Chronicle-Telegram
Miller United Shoe Co
Broad St
THE
Wellington, Ohio
V.F.W
Cleveland Stockyards
Rigo’s
Death Records
Norval
B. Weldy
Charles Copas
Martin W. Buckenmyer
P.R. Smith & Co
Elyria Savings Bldg
Cor
Broad and
West Ave
Sudro-Curtis
Elyrian
Police Dept
Allen School
Spitzer Motor Co
Spring Valley Country Club
Washington
Canada
Winnipeg
Colorado
Mount Evans
Frasier
Alamosa
Pekin
Til
Bluefield
W. Va
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Elzier McCann
Amherst
James
France Stone Co
D. H. Larsen RB. D. 2
H. H. Nye
Joan F. Sisler
Donald Jaskowski
Trick
Sisler
Blanch Dudakevich
31St Street
Malcolm Thomson
Girls Industrial School
Delaware
Frank Ayres
Ruth Brucker
Neuter Court
Nash
John Ielock
Lake Avenue
Fremont
Jennayevonne Korka
Edna Ruder
Carl
Guy B. Findler
St. Andrew’s Parish
United Press
Dodge Proving Ground
Dodge Power Wagons
Spitzer Motors
Ase
Fan Ere
Tod Ray
Newspapern Ab Hiyr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!