Elyria Golf Scores Highlight Local Tournaments
In the Blind Par tournament at Elyria Country Club yesterday M B Garber Don Bryant William Kimbrough and William Schmittgen tied for first with 82s. Staf feld Minnick Kroger and Schmittgen tied for second with 80s. Gentzel had 26 putts to lead. in mixed four ball Mrs Leonard Tufford and husband won with net 149. Kroger pair was second with 150. EDNARD TAFFORD led Elyria scoring with 75, Timms 77, Bull Springer 78, Gentzel 79.Ladies scores list readouts and upcoming matches announced for Elyria Ladies.
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Elyria Country Club
M. B. Garber
Don Bryant
William Kimbrough
William Schmittgen
William Staffeld
Paul Minnick
Ralph Kroger
Russell Schmittgen
Paul Gentzel
Leonard Tufford
Wallace Bower
Bull Lorenz
Howard Barbour
Ben Selby
Ednard Tafford
Dick Timms
Bull Springer
Paul Gentze
Oscar Haserodt
Lee Winkeljohn
Paul Savage
Fred Bryant
H. E. Sullivan
Ralph Murbach
Dr. F. A. Lawrence
A. B Taylor
Howard Cook
R. P Wirth
C. T. McConnell
A. J. Plocher
Don Hamilton
Eddie Raus
L. B Fauver
George Hoke
Jd. T. Fawcett
Joe Beltz
Ray Zeilman
C. R. Hallock
Frank Stevens
Leo Meyer
Larry Chapin
George Livingston
Gladys Plocher
Kansas City gains on flag chase with two wins
Kansas City edged Milwaukee 6-5 in game one and won 6-0 in game two as Joe Vance pitched two hits and Clyde McCullough delivered a pinch hit in the doubleheader. The results moved Kansas City to a game and a half lead in the American Association ahead of Minneapolis, with Indianapolis rising to third after split results with Louisville.
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Joe Vance
Clyde McCullough
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
McCullough
Hitchcock
Vance
Kasas City
Rod Latshaw
Sevien
Indianapolis Indians
Lousvile
Indianapolis
Louisvile
Pete Fleming
St Paul
Paul
Mud Hens
Johnson wins Flag Tournament at Spring Valley in close finish
D Johnson takes the flag tournament with 81 13 66, Dr George James second at 79 12 67, and Larry Walchh low gross at 74. Mixed four ball foursomes see Orient and Aldrich 170, Rini and Warner 176, Hobbs and Kitchen 184 22 162 to win low net. Others include Swartzfelder and Wilson second 182 18 164, Hooper Gwilym Warner Johnson tie for blind event, Kitchen 71 low round, plus Meyers 93 for all time low.
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D Johnson
Spring Valley
George James
Larry Walehh
Irs. AW MM Orient
Dick Aldrich
Abs A. Rini
Jack Warner
P. L. Hobbs
Fred Kitchen
George Swartzfelder
D. C Wilson
George Hooper
Kenny
H A. Gwilym
J. W. Warner
Ed Johnson
Larry Walchh
Harold Kunkle
Fred Meyers
McCoy belts three homers as McColumbus wins 7-5
In a high scoring game Columbus defeats the opponent 7 to 5. Bennie McCoy homered three times driving in all six runs for the losing side.
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Lumbus
Bennie McCoy
Fourth of July fireworks misadventure and cautionary tale
Henry McLemore recounts a chaotic Independence Day with Roman candles and a six foot skyrocket costing 140 dollars. He warns adults about dud firecrackers and risky handling while recalling his own near disaster and the chaos of celebratory explosions.
Grain and Livestock Trading Report Dense with Prices
The page lists early market prices for wheat and corn futures, oats, and soybeans, alongside assorted livestock values. It records hogs, cattle, and sheep bids, with per hundredweight figures, and notes fruit, vegetable, and specialty item prices from regional markets.
Purgatory Vision and Fire Rescue on Fourth
A surreal scene unfolds as an illuminated flag rises from a pocket and a red parachute descends onto scorched knees. Firefighters extinguish the blaze, leaving the narrator resembling a voyage to Neptune amid Fourth of July festivities and St Swithin’s Day cheer.
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Neptune Mysif
Forey
St Swithens
Engagement announced for Kathryn Egan and Dayton Preston
Mr and Mrs James Egan of 6558 University Avenue Oberlin announce the engagement of their daughter Kathryn to Dayton Preston of Chicago son of Mr and Mrs Ray Preston of North Pleasant Street Oberlin. The wedding is planned for September.
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James Egan
Cheeese
Kathryn
Dayton Preston
Chicago
Ray Preston
North Pleasant Street
Oberlin
Fire at Noth Professor Street Home From Unattended Iron
An electric iron left on an iron ing beard caused a fire at the residence on Noth Professor Street. Neighbors saw smoke and alerted the department. The incident damaged the beard and tools and scorched clothing. Nearby residents Harold Howes and Thaton Parsons are spending the summer at Rameenga Lake in New York playing in an orchestra at the Kenmore Hotel. Dorala Metal, a student at Carleton College, is vacationing with his mother Elsie Metcalf of West Lorain Street. Mrs M. OA Martin left last week to spend the summer at Lakeside with charge of the Rotge. Tea Rooms Mix Carrie Beem of Locust Street with her brothers William and Edwin Field of Cleveland attended the Rochester homecoming on the Fourth. Mio O verd Ale Walter Walker of Morgantief and Mr. and Mrs. H. Coates of Henrietta have returned from a motor trip through the Adirondacks and a visit with relatives in Upper Jay. Marian Hipp and Miss Betts Cobb left the last of the
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Thaton Parsons
Oberlin
Rameenga Lake
New York
Kenmore Hotel
Dorala Metal
Carleton College
Elsie Metcalf
West Lorain Street
M. Oa
Martin
Lakeside
Carrie Beem
Locust Streets
William
Eawin Field
Cleveland
Marie Hageman
Grace
Chester
North Cedar Avenue
Charles Peck
Detroit
White Mountains
Atlanta
Duke University Durham
N C
E H Richards
Marjorie Ashe
North Olmstead
Howard Rebatson
West College Street
Hanover
New Hampshire
My Robbinson
Dartmouth College
Constance Snerman
Bristol
Vermont
Welman Sumner School
Middlebury College
Harri F Williams
Vist
Mis P
Morgan Steel
Jon
Ruse
Ant Arco
Midh
University of Michigan
Mic
Mis F T Cuorke
Forest Street
Surdas
West Coast
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Families Embark on Summer Travels Across States and Colleges
Families from Lakeside and North Cedar avenue plan summer trips to the White Mountains Atlanta Duke University and Detroit while others visit New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts. Several individuals depart for academic work summer cottages and extended visits at Dartmouth Middlebury and Michigan institutions as they spend the season relaxing or studying.
Dusty the chicken inspires Lawrence tale of care
Lawrence Wisconsin Dowell describes bringing home a lone chick and mothering it through its insistent cling. The bird keeps close watch on Dusty and vice versa, creating a strange mutual bond.
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Lawrence
Dowel
Dusty
Danish Dishes From the New York World's Fair Kolde Bord
A read through Danish Pavilion offerings describes a cold table feast with smoked salmon and herrings, shrimp, salads, and open sandwiches. Recipes for Biksemad and Rodgrod are given, plus dessert ideas and an emphasis on affordable entertaining.
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