Oberlin Easily Trims Hiram in Ohio Conference Clash
Oberlin College routs Hiram 38 to 17 as Reed and Borden score ten points each and most Yeomen hit the scoring column. The win gives Oberlin a .500 mark on the weekend tour after a 33-30 loss to Allegheny and sets up a clash with Mount Union next, followed by the Glen Gray Memorial game against the Alumni.
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HIRAM
Oberlin College
Tommy Reed
Craig Borden
Hiram College
Yeomen
Allegheny
Meadville
Mount Union
Olbto
Warner Gym
Crimson and Gold
Glen Gray
Y M C A Junior Loop Standings Show Walton Ice and Fuel Winners
Walton Ice and Fuel men continued to lead the Y M C A Junior League with a 28 to 2 rout of the Y juniors. Helter Truck Line kept pace by defeating Swiers Coal by 13 to 9 for their fourth win in five starts. Second Congregationalists won 19 to 11 over St Marys, and the Y Juniors earned a 18 to 12 victory over Holy Cross.
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Walton Ice
St. Mary's
Holy Cross
L Pet
Walton Ice & Fuel
Rt. Mary’s
Tilden Sees Germany as 1936 Davis Cup Winner
Colum bus report quotes Bill Tilden predicting Germany will win the 1936 Davis Cup and urging the US to plan teams years in advance. He criticizes US amateur leadership and says Germany built a model team for continued success, likely to clinch the cup this year or next.
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Bill Tilden
Germany
Columbus
United States
Big Bi’ Tilden
Tilden
Bill
Team No 2 Wins Bowling Match In Local League
Team No 2 defeated Team No 1 in a Steel and Tubes league showdown at St. John’s Lutheran alleys Saturday. Vic Kaminski led both sides with 552 series and a 217 game high.
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Steel and Tubes, Inc
St. John’s Lutheran
Vic Kaminski
Pretzels Girls Fall to Firestones 37 21 in Akron
In Barberton Ohio on a recent afternoon Akron Firestones defeated Guerin Pretzels of Elyria 37 to 21. The game was tight at halftime 15 to 11 before Firestones pulled away 22 to 10 in the second half.
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Barberton, O
Akron Fireston Girl
Guerin Pretzels
Elyria
Akron Quint
Flyrians
McGuirk Sauer to headline Rialto wrestling show
LeRoy McGuirk the light heavyweight champion faces George Sauer in a best two of three falls match with a two hour limit at the Rialto Theatre in Elyria. The feature also features Jimmie Mitchell vs Buck Weaver in a similar format and a local talent number opens at 8 30 p m.
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LeRoy McGuirk
Elyria
George Sauer
Lincoln, Nebraska
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
McGuirk
Oklahoma City
Sauer
Panther
Jimmie Mitchell
Black Panther
Louisville
Buck Weaver
Terre Haute
Ind
Grappler
University of Indiana Grid
River Nile Eyes Frog Jumping Crown In Florida Olympics
River Nile, a six-pound black frog, leaps 12 feet 19 inches in a public workout, narrowing the world record by Pep, as Africa looms as a possible winner in the forthcoming frog Olympics in Sarasota Florida. He faces American rivals from Angels Camp California, including Jim Smiley, with a 10,000 expected crowd watching.
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United Press
Arasota
Fla
America
Africa
River Nile
Tibet
Plym
Iver Nile
Pep
Wauchula
Angels Booster Club
Angels Camp
California
Mark Twain
Jim Smiley
Angels Booster
California Sunshine
Gene Plowden
Rules Committee Makes Two Major Gridiron Changes
Palm Springs Calif Feb 17 The National Football Rules Committee ended a west of Philadelphia session with two major changes to the 1936 code A blocked kick becomes a free ball and may be advanced before dead and the slow whistle is eliminated to reduce injuries A minor passing rule tightens screen players and ineligible receivers may not advance or obstruct view Violations carry existing penalties Other revisions fix field return timing remove kickoff play option and urge six and eight inch numerals on jerseys but not enforceable.
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Palm Springs
Calif
National Football Rules Committee
Philadelphia
Bakery Truck Crash Delights Mt Vernon Children
Children in Mt Vernon Ohio enjoyed an unusual windfall after a bakery truck slid off the road and struck a telephone pole. Scattered pastries were quickly gathered up by surprised onlookers and taken away.
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MT. Vernon
Two Minor Automobile Collisions Reported
Two minor automobile collisions were reported to police during the weekend. Cars driven by Pat Ryan of Furnace Street and Fritz Morris of Leipsic Ohio were damaged when they collided at 2 a.m. Sunday at Broad Street and Middle Avenue. A taxicab driven by Floyd Koehn and a car driven by Richard Martin of 316 Tenth Street collided on Broad Street Saturday.
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Pat Ryan
Furnace Street
Fritz Morris
Leipsic
Ohio
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Floyd Koehn
Richard Martin
316
Tenth Street
Ohio Senators Vote Against Farm Bill in Senate Passage
Washington February 17 Ohio's senators Vic Donahey and Robert Bulkley both Democrats voted against the new administration farm bill designed to replace the invalidated AAA when the senate passed it 56 to 20. They were among nine Democrats and eleven Republicans in opposition.
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Washington
Ohio
Vic Donahey
Robert Bulkley
AAA
Senate
Liquor Stores Set 6 P M Opening For Washington Birthday
Liquor stores in Columbus and surrounding areas will not open before 6 p m next Saturday in observance of Washington's Birthday. Agencies will stay open all day from that time until their usual closing hours, as announced by the state liquor department.
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Columbus, CO
Washington
State Liquor Department
Militon D Campbell in Ohio crash shows improvement
Cincinnati Ohio February 17 Milton D Campbell Ohio American Legion Commander improved today after injuries from a Saturday automobile skid and rollover near Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Milton D. Campbell
Ohio
American Legion
Herbert seeks GOP nomination for Lieutenant Governor
Columbus resident Paul M. Herbert former State American Legion Commander announced his bid for the Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor. He previously was the party’s 1934 nominee but lost in the general election.
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Columbus
Paul M. Herbert
American Legion
Retaliation by Russia Seen in Consulate Moves
TOKYO February 17 reports from the foreign office say Russia plans to withdraw all consulates in Manchukuo except Harbin and cut Manchukuoan consulates in Russia to one. Tokyo also expects a response to Manchukuoan demands for new consulates at Khabarovsk and three other sites. A foreign office spokesman invited Maxim Litvinov to visit Tokyo to discuss issues. A proposed commission on a mutiny by Manchukuoan soldiers would be limited to those involved, with neutrals only Estonia and El Salvador eligible if needed.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
Russia
Manchukuo
Harbin
Khabarovek
Maxim Litvinov
Japan
Esthenia
el Salvador
Lincoln Birthday and community gatherings in Columbia
Columbia roundup notes a Townsend meeting in Cleveland with the Stinchcomb family providing music. Mrs. James Wright visits relatives in Grafton. Baptist Mission Circle hosts a Lincoln birthday dinner with a playlet A Century Ago and readings. Upcoming PTAs, club meetings, and church activities list guests, hosts, and programs with multiple local families and groups involved.
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Columbia
Harry Stinchcomb
P. M. French
Townsend
Cleveland
Donna
Dorothy Stinchcomb
James Wright
Frank Williamson
Grafton
Baptist Mission Circle
Ella Sabins
Olive Tighe
Lincoln
Florence Putt
Marshall Bickford
Esther Reisinger
Ina Paulson
Kate Snell
Pennsylvania 1925 Farm Income Tops 210 Million
Harrisburg figures show Pennsylvania agricultural production in 1925 reached about 210.9 million dollars, over 13 percent higher than the 1934 figure, according to the State Department of Agriculture estimates.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Right to Bark Upheld in Ontario by Judge
Fort Erie Ontario County Judge T B Livingstone ruled that a dog may bark at passing automobiles without merit as mischievous behavior. The verdict followed a test case indicating a barking dog that chases horses is mischievous, but a dog that barks at cars is not.
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Fort Erie
Ont
T. B. Livingstone
Guide to Hair Care for Falling Hair and Home Treatments
An article advises on causes of thinning hair and practical at home care. It outlines scalp health, brushing, shampoo formulas, a home hot oil treatment, and a daily routine. It notes seeking scalp specialist advice when possible and recommends a simple castile soap base with bay rum and borax, plus an egg for conditioning. It adds a Saturday night plan for busy workers, and warns against skipping brushing to prevent follicle stagnation. In a separate snippet, Columbus voters face a three mill levy for schools and government to address a deficit and retrenchment.
Herd Improvement Group Elects Officers
Lorain County Herd Improvement Association elected two new officers and re elected one at its La Grange meeting. W L Jackson became president, Leon Lehman was named vice president, while Harry Rowland was re elected secretary and treasurer. C L Blackman of Ohio State University spoke on strong herd testing and roughage use.
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Lorain County Herd Improvement Association
la Grange
W. L. Jackson
J. W. McHenry
Penfield
Leon Lehman
Grafton
Dean McClean
Harry Rowland
Rochester
C. L. Blackman
Ohio State University
Ohio
Lorain County Association
Madison-Darby Association
Trumbull County Group
Geaugra Lake Association
Blackman
C. I. Hummel
Lima council weighs purchase of old National City building
Lima council meets to consider buying the Listory old National City building for use as a City Hall. In Findlay Patrick seeks Republican nomination for the 10th district. In New Philadelphia Feltz Charles A Lahmer 67, president of Ohio Savings and Trust Co, dies of a heart attack. In Cincinnati Emma Wiesspies, TT, killed after being struck by a car while alighting from a street car.
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City of
Lima
New
Philadelphia
Ohio
Feltz Charles A Lahmer
The
Ohio Savings and Trust Co
Cincinnati
Emma Wiesspies
Ear Bean Ordeal Ends With Doctor’s Rescue
A child inserts a bean into her ear and cannot remove it. The mother’s failed attempts to retrieve it push the bean further into the ear canal. A physician ultimately extracts the object, warning against self treatment as risky and often makes the situation worse.
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Lapern
Lucy
Local Social Roundup From Vermilion and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Bill Kroll of Vermilion visited the Epplers family. Dorothy Wasem stopped by as a Lorato visitor. Rosie Gatto of Sandusky called on Lucille Snellenberger. Florence Fox and Charlene visited Berlin Heights friends. Frank Fisher did business in Vermilion. Mrs Walter Snellenberger returned from Good Samaritan Hospital Sandusky. Merle Andrews shopped Elyria. Dorothy Wasem in Wakeman. Louis Ballash and Leon Bates went to Castalia on business. Mr and Mrs Herman Welz and Helen Snellengerber were in Berlin Heights.
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Birmingham
Bill Kroll
Vermilion
Lorin Eppler
Dorothy Wasem
Rosie Gatto
Sandusky
Lucille Snellenberger
Florence Fox
Charlene
Berlin Heights
Frank Fisher
Walter Snellenberger
Good Samaritan Hospital
Merle Andrews
Elyria
Wakeman
Louis Ballash
Leon Bates
Castalia
Jake Swanger
Ruth
Robert Moulder
Herman Welz
Helen Snellengerber
Ladies Sewing Club Meets at Mrs Berkmeyer Home
The Ladies Sewing Club gathered at Mrs Jessie Berkmeyer's home on Thursday afternoon with Mrs Ed Howe as hostess. Members stamped quilt blocks and cushion tops and enjoyed a 4 30 lunch. The next meeting will be at Mrs Marion Bates home with Mrs Frank Griffin as hostess.
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Ladies Sewing Club
Jessie Berkmeyer
Ed. Howe
Marion Bates
Frank Griffin
Mame Church
Eldred Jarrett
Abe Wood
Charles Griffin
Lyman Austin
Carrie Davidson
Winifred Welch
Vermillion
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