Lorain County Pythians Picnic at Lakeview Park
Amherst notes list Lorain county Pythians and families and Pythian Sisters gathering Sunday at Lakeview Park Lorain. St Peters Evangelical and Reformed church Sunday school workers meet Monday evening at Ray Jewett home Washington street. Board of education to meet Monday evening with Supt Power. Foursquare church street meeting tonight followed by men’s prayer at the parsonage. A local student to Concordia Seminary at Springfield plans return this fall to finish studies.
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Amherst
Lorain County
Summer schedule at St. Peter’s Sunday service
The Sunday morning service begins the summer schedule at 9:30 a. m. at St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Rev Selmidt will discuss the topic Danger of Drifting Sunday school will be held at the usual hour at 9:30.
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St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Selmidt
Eight Elyrians Held For Grand Jury At Medina
Eight of nine suspects, eight from Elyria, were arrested August 13 for hog thefts from F. H. Farper farm in Valley City. Held in Medina county jail on 14000 dollar bond pending grand jury, with two Valley City men Claude Jackson 25 and John Prochaska 60 on 6000 and 5000 bond. Other Elyria residents Mary Johnson 25 Julia Nagy 52 Harold Johnson 45 Harvey Kneria 18 and Cleveland pair Carl Speck 25 Norris Springer 30 on 500 dollar bonds. Steve Horvath 16 son of Nagy tried in juvenile court sentenced to one year at Boys Juvenile School, suspended pending good behavior. Hog ring alleged to have stolen totals of 10060 dollars.
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F. H. Flarper
Valley City
Medina County
Woder
O J. Barry
Claude Jackson
John Prochaska
Mary Johnson
Julia Nagy
Harold Johnson
Harvey Kneria
Carl Speck
Norris Springer
Cleveland
Steve Horvath
Nagy
Juventine School
Barry
Bricker for Governor of Ohio A Quiet Rise to Power
A favorable editorial endorsement outlining John W. Bricker s rise from Madison county birth to Ohio Attorney General. The piece praises his background, education at Ohio State University law school, World War service, public legal roles, and steady ascent to the Republican nominee for governor, urging voters to support him for executive office.
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Bricker
Ohio
Madison County
Ohio State University
College of Law
Grandview Heights
Iyvl
Public Utilities Commission
Mr. Bricker
Clearview High School
Remarkable Growth Of Federal Agencies Since 1933
A census by United States News shows seventy five federal bureaus and agencies created since March 1933. Of these, twenty have been discontinued but their functions survive in existing agencies. Reorganization committees led by Senator Byrd are exploring consolidations, while skeptics note little real simplification compared with agency growth and rising federal employment.
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New Deal Administration
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Federal Alcohol Administration
Soil Erosion Service
Department, of the Interior
Department of Agriculture
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Byrd
Virginia
House
J. R. McCain
Congress
Cate
Test shows woeful lack of crime knowledge among schoolchildren
National Crime Prevention Institute cites a limited survey of 1,615 students in grades six through junior high, noting 6d percent error on a question differentiating homicide, murder, and manslaughter. Critics doubt the method and scope, arguing morality education is broader than quiz results.
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National Crime Prevention Institute
Marvard
Lovers Lane Memories and Newsroom Typography Legends
August commentary recalls Petticoat Lane and Lovers' Lane in Midwest towns and New York City. It highlights how open displays of affection contrast with historic newsroom typography legends from Hearst to Lang, noting vivid typesetting stories like the Stanford White murder illustration and Gibson’s Evelyn Nesbit tribute.
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New York
Kansas City
Ray Lang
Stanford White
C.D. Gibson
Evelyn Nesbit
Martina
Madison Gardez
Publishing demands change in format and pace across eras
The excerpt reflects on how publishing evolves, noting how a life-sized image aided in recovering a kidnapped child and how formats shift over decades. It contrasts the brisk, changing nature of news media with the slower, storied past and cites magazines like The New Yorker altering the landscape.
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New Yorker
Vanity Fair
McNaught| Syndicate
Notable anniversaries of philosophers and leaders
The column lists birthdays and death dates for figures like John Locke Richard Rush Oliver Wendell Holmes Charles C Parry Charles J Glidden Albert Ritchie and others. It includes brief notes on their origins occupations and dates, plus a history section highlighting events from 1785 1842 1877 1955 and mentions of contemporaries.
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Richard Rush
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Sowell
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Alice Longworth on Spain and World War Tensions
Wyoming dispatch reports Alice Longworth quoting on the Spanish Civil War and international reaction. She cites Britain and the United States demanding freedom of the seas, while many nations pledge supplies or ships to the conflict. The piece frames prevailing trends, warning of dire consequences if bad aspects worsen and noting associations as paths to success.
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Russia
France
Italy
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Spain
Sunday Today's Birthdays Feature Noted Personalities
A Sunday birthday roundup lists Joan Blondell born in New York City 27 years ago, Verna Marshall of Cedar Rapids Iowa born there 47 years ago, and Arthur M Evans of Chicago born in England 62 years ago.
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New York City
Verna Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Arthur M. Evans
Chicago
England
Today’s Joyful Outlook Promises Pleasure and Risk
The passage describes a bright today full of high spirits and laughter, suggesting enjoyment and ease of wealth. It cautions that such disposition may lead to acts not wholly clean, though the best recreation is the feeling of being at play rather than at work.
Cloverleaf Club Hosts Afternoon Cards at Cleveland Ave
Mrs William Whrman hosted Cloverleaf Club members at her Cleveland Avenue home Friday afternoon. Five hundred was the favorite game with two tables in play. First honors went to Mrs Maurice Fisch, second to Mrs A Laner, and third to Mrs George Mengel. Refreshments followed at individual tables for eight members. The group will meet in three weeks at Mrs George Mengels Cleveland Avenue.
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William Whrman
Cleveland Avenue
Cloverleaf Club
Maurice Fisch
A. Laner
George Mengel
Amherst man Robert Kunzman dies in Cleveland accident
Word reached Amherst relatives of Robert Kunzman death at a Cleveland hospital from injuries after falling into a hot water vat at Cleveland City Ice Co. He was a son of Henry Grugel of Carnell Street, Amherst. Surviving: widow May and three children. Funeral services at a Cleveland parlor Monday, burial at Elmwood Cemetery about 3:30 pm. Rev C E Schmidt of St. Peter's Evangelical Church officiating.
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Robert Kunzman
Cleveland Hospital
Cleveland City Ice Co
Assonan
Henry Grugel
Carnell Street
May
Cleveland Finer
Masons
Elmwood Cemetery
C. E. Schmidt
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Earl Grugel to Speak at St Pauls Lutheran Church
Earl Grugel son of Mrs Anna Grugel of Franklin Avenue will deliver both English and German sermons at St Pauls Lutheran Church Sunday morning English service at ten o clock and German at eleven o clock He has been assisting at the City Missions at
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Anna Grugel
Franklin Avenue
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Mr. Grugel
Widening circle as Bidinger wedding anniversary celebrated
About sixty relatives and friends gathered Sunday at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. A B Hitinger to honor the Sith wed ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Bidinger. A noon dinner was served to guests from Cumberland Fort Ashley Willard Frostburg and Spencer among others. The couple received many gifts and were the center of a warm gathering. Miss Phyllis Jefferies of Cleveland is visiting her grandparents in Spencer for the summer.
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Hilda Pyles
Fort Ashley
W. Va
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Rs. Ray Shank
Willard
John Tipping
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Frostburg
Ind
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J. W. Earsome
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Anderson Cross
Minnie Robinson
Robert Earsome
Cumberland
Thomas Lodi
G. H Bidinger
Nash
Harry Heitz
Edward
Ray Bidinger
Spencer
Substitutes for Pastor Lead First Evangelical Service
In the absence of the pastor Rev J Finkbeiner will lead the 10:30 a m service at the First Evangelical church using The Shining Path as the topic Rev Hayes attends the annual conference in Lancaster Ohio hospital news admits Mrs Jacob Arndt R Dh 2 Amherst also brief notes on local worship schedules and visitors including St Paul Lutheran and St Joseph Catholic churches and various denominations conduct worship and Sunday school times
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J. Finkbelner
Lopic
Shining Path
Lancaster
St. Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church
E Schmidt
Thomas Williams
St. Joseph's
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James Urban
M. A. Slayes
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J. Finkbeiner
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. C. Bosse
Earl Gruger
Methodist Church
B. H. van
Christ
Auble Family Reunion and Spencer Firemen’s Carnival
The 34th annual Auble family reunion will be Sept 6 at Mary Long’s home in Sullivan. Spencer Fireman’s Carnival and homecoming drew large crowds. prizes for sport events donated by local merchants. Medina County and American Legion bands supplied music. Clarabel Hodge displayed a 4-H club work outfit at Camp Crag. Mr and Mrs Bushoun of Cleveland visited Saturday night.
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B. A. Firestone
Auble
Mary Long
Sullivan
Spencer Fireman
Spencer
Medina County Band
Amercan Legion Band
Clarabel Hdnge
Camp Crag
Bushoun
Cleveland
Sunday Guests At Vanderhoef Home In Hereford
Sunday visitors gathered at the D. C. Vanderhoef residence as Mrs. Vanderhoef returned from a Cleveland visit. Charles Jefferies and son from Cleveland with Mrs. Jessie Linden of Detroit joined Mr. and Mrs. Charles Touhy for a Sunday in Hereford. Beulah Woods of Juneau College Huntingdon Pa is visiting her mother, Mrs. Clara Woods. Esther Bowen and a friend from Elyria were guests of Walter Bowen.
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Soviet Air Record Set in Transport Plane Flight
The Soviet airman Vladimir Kokkinaki established a new record by flying a transport aircraft with a 500 kilogram load for 138,1105 meters, surpassing the previous mark of 11,458 meters.
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Moscow
Vladimir Kokkinaki
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