Bricker pledges more buildings for Ohio Junior Fair
Governor Bricker promised to seek funds for additional structures at the Ohio Junior Fair in Columbus. He dedicated a $160,000 Junior Fair Coliseum and Livestock Building and said he would urge the legislature to finance a hog barn and a girls dormitory in the Junior Fair area. State Fair Manager Win Kinnan noted space shortages threaten next year’s exhibits without new funding.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bricker
Win Kinnan
Kinnan
State Board of Control
John T. Brown
Missouri
Minnesota
Burning Auto Bodies Ignites Fire Alarm Near Elyria Belting
Firemen from Central Station responded at 7 49 p m to a fire along the New York Central Railroad tracks near Elyria Belting and Machinery Co. Found to be unnecessary as workers burned junked auto bodies. Earlier at 3 30 p m a grass fire burned about 100 feet at 415 Foster Avenue behind Frank Rosa property.
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Central Station
New York Central Railroad
Elyria Belting and Machinery Co
Foster Avenue
Frank Rosa
Townsend Club N. 2 Special Meet at Woodman Hall
Townsend Club No 2 hosts a special meet at Woodman Hall at 8 tonight with visitors dubbed trail Blazers from Pennsylvania. Talks by visitors and by representatives of nearby clubs, plus an arranged entertainment program.
California bears win ruling on honey bee protection
SACRAMENTO California bears, famed for honey, win a legal ruling by Attorney General Earl Warren stating open season on killing bears attacking livestock does not cover bees, leaving bears free to attack bee hives year round. COLUMBIA South Carolina Jack the Giant Killer pales next to Sam Daniel who wins three state tennis titles in one day. Daniel takes men’s singles, partners with Jack Joyce for doubles, and teams with Sara Rushton for mixed doubles.
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Cal
California
Earl Warren
Columbia
S. C
Jack the Giant Killer
Sam Daniel
Daniel
Jack Joyce
Spartanburg
Sara Rushton
Australia court adopts movie ban for juveniles
In Adelaide two justices sanctioned a novel approach by sentencing juvenile delinquents to a year’s prohibition from going to the movies instead of traditional penalties. The decision reflects a shift toward nontraditional corrections aimed at rehabilitation.
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Adelaide
Australia
Beal Divorce Settlement To Pay Beal Widow
Salem report states Mrs. Lillian D. Beal will receive 6000 dollars annually from the estate of her late husband William F. Beal of Amityville New York, provided she does not remarry.
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Salem
Mass
Lillian D. Beal
William F. Beal
Amityville
N. Y
Abe unveils new Japanese cabinet to bolster foreign policy
Premier Nobuyuki Abe presented a new cabinet to Emperor Hirohito in Tokyo signaling an independent foreign policy aimed at closer cooperation with the United States and Britain. A formal ceremony at the palace accompanied the cabinet’s taking office. Reports say a mission, possibly led by former premier Konoye, may travel to Washington to discuss a new Japan United States treaty replacing the canceled Roosevelt pact.
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Tokyo
Nobuyuki Abe
Hirohito
United States
Great Britain
Fumimaro Konoye
Washington
Roosevelt
Pittsfield Marks 88th Birthday Celebration
Mrs. Leroy Bras entertained friends of her mother Mrs. Amelia Huelett on Saturday afternoon for the 88th birthday. Guests included Mrs. Mary Lounsbrough Mrs. William Smith Oberlin Mrs. Metta Peard East Russia Mrs. C D Pickworth Mrs. Fred Sheffield Mrs H L Coulson Mrs Ella West Florene West Ada Sherburne Pittsfield. The hostess served birthday cake and ice cream as gifts were given to the honored guest.
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Pittsfield
Leroy Brassee
Amelia Huelett
Huelett
Mary Lounsbrough
William Smith
Oberlin
Metta Peard
East Russia
C. D. Pickworth
Fred Sheffield
H. L. Coulson
Ella West
Florene
Grace West
O. J. Whitney
Ada Sherburne
Bear family attends cemetery convention and fair exhibit
Robert Bear attended the National Cemetery Owners Association Convention at the Hotel Statler in Cleveland on Monday and Tuesday. Bob and Jack Bear leave Tuesday for Zainesville to join their father at the State Fair in Columbus for Gravely Motor Products displays.
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Robert Bear
National Cemetery Owners Association
Gladys Miller
Green Springs
W. C. Bear
Alma Sheffield
Ford
Oberlin
Young People’s League
Markett Couple arraigned for disorderly conduct in Amherst
In Amherst on Tuesday afternoon Carl Markett and his wife were arraigned in Mayor Cooper's court on a disorderly conduct charge after a disturbance early Sunday. Cleveland avenue residents testified. each was fined fifty dollars plus costs. The event included a cake raffle won by Mrs. Dybinski, plus 25 attendees at refreshments.
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Amherst
Carl Markett
Cooper
Cleveland Avenue
Crusaders of Foursquare church elect officers at meeting
Election of officers marked the Crusaders of the Foursquare church meeting held Monday evening at the parsonage. Paul Meitazki was chosen president Irene Howard first vice president William Kunzman second vice president Robert Krieg third vice president and Margaret Gawne secretary treasurer. A social hour followed with refreshments served.
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Crusaders
the Foursquare Church
Paul Meitazki
Irene Howard
William Kunzman
Robert Krieg
Margaret Gawne
Circle three of St. Ann's society party at school hall
Circle three of St. Ann's society of St. Joseph's church held a party in the school hall Tuesday after.
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Circle Three
St. Ann's Society
St. Joseph's Church
Sheffield News Notes Highlights Local Social and Outing News
Mr and Mrs Fred Deertz and Mr and Mrs Walter Deertz of Cleveland joined guests at the Deertz home on Detroit road. Town and county residents attended the State Fair in Columbus, with several visitors and hospital news. Earle Johnson shows slight improvement after illness. Junior Buckeye Sewers plan a business meeting August 31 at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs Howard Moon’s home.
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Fred Deertz
Walter Deertz
Cleveland
John Deertz
Detroit Road
George T. Dechant
Kenneth Dechant
Alvin Schmitz
Elyria
Columbus
John Townsend
Earl Buck
Kathryn Downey
Philadelphia
Mark Capel
Ridgeville
Harold Davis
Lakewood
Herbert Kriebel
Ed Mackert
Pennsylvania
Clyde McAllister
Leo Weber
Phillip Dechant
Thelma Miller
al Wealsh
West Dover
Chippewa Lake
Earle Johnson
W. F. Lathwell
Norwalk
Ed Brown
Buckeye Sewers
Howard Moon
Hasenflues Visit Ohio State Fair in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Robert Hasenflue and their son Richard and daughter Ruth with Mrs Frank Hasenflue spent Sunday and Monday at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus enjoying exhibits and events.
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Robert Hasenflue
Richard
Ruth
Frank Hasenflue
Columbus
Amherst Garden Club Meeting at Baus Cottage Ceylon
Amherst Garden Club will meet Thursday afternoon at the Baus cottage in Ceylon. The regular meeting is followed by a program led by Mrs. Harry Nicholl and Mrs. George Baus. Lunch will be served. Mrs. B A Jenne will host the Women Kristian Temperance Union Thursday afternoon.
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Amherst Garden Club
Wakeman BRIEFS
Miss Margaret Fay attends the Fair in New York. Mrs Edward Lugaski visits Mr and Mrs M K Buckley weekend. Scott Purvis visits grandfather T Scott. Mr and Mrs Joseph Boyle of New London called on Mr and Mrs C H Pierce. Mrs Carrie Campbell weekends in Norwalk with daughter Mrs Earl White. Rev Eastman and sons Dick and Richard Ross return from three weeks fishing in Northern Canada. Wanda Belle Felton and Laura Wessel plan to attend Oberlin Business College in the fall.
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Canada
Wanda Belle Felton
Laura Wessel
Oberlin Business College
French Mothers to Get Government Monthly Bonus
The government plans a monthly bonus of at least five dollars for French mothers. The measure aims to provide financial support to families with young children and encourage birth rates.
Mass fines in Japan for street spitting reach 11300
In a single day Japan fined 11,300 people for spitting in public streets. The widespread penalties reflect strict anti littering and hygiene enforcement across cities. Officials cited health concerns and urban cleanliness as the driving motive for the crackdown.
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Japan
Local Visitors From New York and Falls
Mr and Mrs Carl Springer and daughters visited Niagara Falls. Mr and Mrs Philip Lehmanck and Mr and Mrs Ed Bahl are visiting the World's Fair in New York City.
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Carl Springer
Niagara Falls
Philip Lehmanck
Ed. Bahl
New York City
Admissions Learn Leroy Bartlome Injured After Auto Collision
Leroy Bartlome of North Ridge Road was admitted Tuesday after being struck by an automobile while darting across the road. His condition remained the same as reported last evening.
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Leroy Bartlome
North Ridge Road
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan Praised For Safety Campaign
A letter from Geo. H. Chamberlain to the Chronicle-Telegram commends Sheriff Carl R. Finegan for leading a safety campaign. The writer notes the value of Sheriff presence with youths and public officials going beyond duty to teach safety, hoping it saves lives and limbs and reinforces positive behavior among children.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Carl R. Finegan
Ridgeville Garden Club Plans September Flower Show
North Ridgeville Miss Gertrude Alflen of Cleveland road hosted the Ridgeville Garden Club on Tuesday Afternoon. Mrs. F Treadwell led the business session. Mrs. John Gibbons thanked members for get well cards after an auto accident and shared her daughter Frances was improving at home in Fremont. Members discussed Cleveland flower show judging and reasons ribbons were awarded or withheld. Mrs. William Schmittgen described a Colorado Springs wildflower show. Arrangements featured dahlias winter bouquets still life pieces and formal fruit and vegetable centerpieces. Afterward refreshments were served and it was announced the September 14 show will replace the September meeting.
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North Ridgeville
Gertrude Alflen
Cleveland Road
Garden Club
F. Treadwell
John Gibbons
Frances
Fremont
L. C. Dennison
Cleveland
William Schmittgen
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Pike's Peak
Birthday Dinner Honors John Knowles in North Ridgeville
Mrs. E Knowles hosted a birthday evening in North Ridgeville for her son John Knowles with Sen Brickley of Lakewood among guests. The party featured a large white cake and attendees including Barbara Cooper of Detroit and the Osborn and Brickley families, with Everett Knowles of Fairview present.
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North Ridgeville
E. Knowles
Sunda
John Knowles
Sen . Brickley
Lakewood
Barbara Cooper
Detroit
Tom Osborn
Elyria
Len Brickley
Everett Knowles
Fairview
Lorain County Youth Council at Ohio State Fair show
Lorain County boys and girls from Brownhelm Henrietta Elyria Amherst Spencer Well ington and La Grange participated in the State Farm Bureau program at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus. The group performed folk dances in the tents and announced two delegates to the Ohio Rural Youth Council Maude Hose and Raymond Trinter.
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Lorain County
Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council
State Farm Bureau
Columbus
Frances Angersbach
Ruth Angersbach
Howard Angersbach
Paul Leimbach
Wayne Leimbach
Warren Leimbach
John Love
Jane Mason
Marguerite Mason
William Kneisel
Brownhelm
Ardeth Bauman
Doris Portman
Phyllis Portman
Russell Portman
Henrietta
Marion Knittle
Elyria
Melvin Kolber
Frank Herrmann
Amherst
Harold Kreuck
Ralph Kreuck
Spencer
Alice Roman
Wellington
Maude Hose
la Grange
Raymond Trinter
Roosevelt gains prestige from peace efforts says Sawyer
Washington August 30 President Roosevelts effort on behalf of European peace has increased his prestige among Americans says Charles Sawyer Democratic National Committeeman for Ohio Sawyer has just returned from a tour of England and France He notes the Presidents neutrality stance is regarded as sound and that if war breaks out abroad the public will back his policies Sawyer plans to discuss the political situation with Roosevelt within a week or ten days if international affairs permit.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Charles Sawyer
Ohio
Sawyer
England
France
Elks Open Business Sessions Today
Sandusky date Aug 30 reports Grand Exalted Ruler Henry C. opening Elks business sessions. Officials and members gather to discuss organizational matters and upcoming events as the convention begins.
Elks Convention Opens with Parade Planned at Cedar Point
Warner and Dixon of Wisconsin arrived at Cedar Point today for two days at the Ohio State Elks Association Convention. Business sessions opened with Charles L. Haslop presiding in Newark. A parade is set for tomorrow, reviewed by National Officers at Sandusky and The Point. Warner will speak at tonight's dinner and tomorrow's meeting, with about 2000 Elks expected in the parade.
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Warner
Dixon
Cedar Point
Ohio State Elks Association
Charles L. Haslop
Newark
Sandusky
Elks
Petersons Ointment Promises Fast Relief and Money Back
A vintage ad touts Petersons Ointment as a fast, soothing remedy for piles with claims of relief in minutes. It promises a money back guarantee if customers are not delighted, pricing at 38 cents for a single bow and 60 cents for a tube with applicator.
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Peterson
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