Chatos Take Rest Today As Senate Treaty Debate Drags
Washington July 12 Senate opponents of the London naval treaty rest today after refusing to work Saturday delaying a 10 to 2 session. Hoover canceling Rapidan camp trip, plans shifted as anti treaty bloc threatens quorum to halt speeded ratification. Secret papers custody, Dawes opinions and MacDonald talks stir debate while Norris seeks a reservation linking no secret papers to treaty interpretation.
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Washington
Presiden Hoover
Senate
Rapidan
White House
Hoover
Foreign Relations Committee
Reed
Repn
Dawes
MacDonald
England
Ronald Lindsay
State Department
Norris
Young Guard
Death Record of Mrs Rose Eberhardt in Amherst
Mrs Rose Eberhardt 67 died at eight this morning at her South Amherst home after a five week illness. Survived by husband Fred eight children John Chesmar Lakewood Edward San Francisco Clara Fred William Arthur Albert Millian and one grandchild. Born in Switzerland she moved to Amherst as a child and remained. Member of St Johns Evangelical Church South Amherst and Ladies Aid Society. Funeral from the church Monday at 2:00 with Rev G E Schmidt officiating. Burial Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst.
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Amherst
Rose Eberhardt
South Amherst Road
Fred
John Chesmar
Lakewood
Edward
San Francisco
Clara
William
Arthur
Albert
Millian
Fred Barllome
South Amherst
Fred Wilhelm
Death of Lee Harper at Chippewa Lake
Friends of Lee Harper of Chippewa Lake mourn his sudden death Friday July 11 from an acute heart attack. A former Elyria resident at Lake Avenue stop 10, he is remembered in the community. Services are set for Monday afternoon July 14 at his home on Chippewa Lake Road.
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Lee Harper
Chippewa Lake
Harper
Elyria
Stop 10
Lake Avenue
Chippewa Lake Road
Monday's Five Best Radio Features Preview
Radio lineup lists five features for Monday including Coco Couriers at 7:30 P M on WABC with CBS network. WIZ presents Maytag orchestra at 8:06 P M. Mardi Gras on WABC at 8:45 P M. Plane of Dreams on WEAF at 9:00 P M and Salon Singers at 10:00 P M. EST details.
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AL. P
WABC
CBS Network
Coco Couriers
WIZ
NBC Network
Maytag
CBS
WEAF
NBC
Plane of Dreams
Salon Singers
Chicago pro EB A Goldberg arrested in Circleville
Circleville Ohio on July 12 reports say EB A Goldberg of Chicago was arrested on a charge of violating state securities laws. Officers allege he sold Phoebe Snow Cleaners Byers Corporation stock without proper registration and he will be returned for prosecution.
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Circleville
Peiree
EB. A. Goldberg
Chicago
Ged
Phoebe Snow Cleaners
Byers’ Corporation
Legion Drum Corps Trip Fund Talks Active
The American Legion committee seeking funds for drum corps travel reports slow progress with some headway on 1¢ contributions. A local sponsor is hoped to cover trips to state and possibly national conventions under arrangements used elsewhere.
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American Legion
Post
Slates Case Continued After Support Arrangements
Donald Slates, arrested Wednesday night in Canton on a non support charge, had the case continued for a month in Justice Walter H. Watts court after he made arrangements to support his child.
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Donald Slates
Canton
Court of Justice
Walter H. Watts
Slates
Fire crews respond to third grass alarm on Marseilles Street
A grass fire was reported this afternoon around 1 1 by the fire department in a vacant lot on Marseilles Street. Separately, James and Louise Woodcock filed a $150 common pleas suit in Lorain against Juan Castelharius of East Twenty Ninth Street alleging their car on Route 57 between Elyria and Lorain was struck by Castelharius and damaged by $130 last month.
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Marseilles Street
Elyria
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
James and
Louise Woodcock
Juan Castelharius
East Twenty-Ninth Street
Gates Hospital praised as cornerstone of Ohio welfare plan
Address by Senator Daddy Allen highlights Gates Hospital in Elyria as a key part of Ohio's State Aid movement for crippled children. Hal Griswold of the Public Welfare Department lauds the facility as an integral element of welfare, stressing prevention and community responsibility alongside state care. Visitors toured the building after the program, with local band performances and postevent entertainments at Cascade Park.
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Tion
Gates Hospital
Ohio
Daddy Allen
Hal H. Griswold
State Department of Public Welfare
Elyria
Beause
Griswold
Jon Mannix
Oberlin High School
Ely Park
John Pekras
Cascade Park
Columbus Man Held After Wreck Finds Liquor in Car
Benny Lewis, 28, of Dayton, was jailed in Columbus after his auto wreck at Linworth Marshall said to have three suitcases with twenty four pints of liquor in the wrecked car. A second man fled the scene and is being sought. Lewis to face Mayor Robinson in Worthington.
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Columbus
Benny Lewis
Dayton
Linworth
Marshall Che YY
Talladay
Worthington
Lewis
Robinson
Bradford elected president of Ohio State Bar Association
Phil S. Bradford of Columbus is elected president at the association session after a spirited contest. He wins broad backing from Columbus and Cleveland delegates and partial support from Toledo. Bradford succeeds former Lieutenant Governor William G. Pickrell of Dayton.
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Cedar Point
Phil S. Bradford
Columbus
Ohio State Bar Association
Bradford
Cleveland
Toledo
William G. Pickrell
Dayton
Warning Issued To City Ambulance Drivers After Crash
Mayor James A Hewitt advised Elvria ambulance operators to drive carefully and follow traffic laws. The warning follows last night’s crash when an ambulance on an emergency run struck a car at East Avenue and Fourth Street, the car having a green light. The ordinance exempts emergency vehicles in emergencies but not reckless driving. Police say drivers may be charged for reckless driving if safety is ignored. Police Chief E J Stankard notes ambulances may ignore red lights, but operators bear responsibility for outcomes.
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James A. Hewitt
Elvria
East Avenue
Fourth Street
Hawk's Mystery Plane Damaged Near Wichita
Captain Frank Hawks and the speed plane Mystery suffered injuries in a low altitude crash at a Wichita airfield while preparing for a trans continental flight. The Flying Gas Tank received repairs after a wheel snagged telephone wires, leaving Hawks with cuts and bruises but miraculously no critical harm.
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Wichita
Frank Hawks
Hawks
Rose Turner
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Sailboat Crash At Gordon Park Breakwater
Sailboat crewed by J. M. Dixon of Dayton crashed into the east breakwater near Gordon Park at night. With no light on the breakwater and using an old government chart, Dixon suffered considerable damage, estimated at 200 dollars. Park director Sam Newman will investigate lighting and consult coast guard Capt. John Daly.
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Cleveland
Gordon Park
Parke
Sam Newman
J. M. Dixon
Dayton
Dixon
Wright
Sandusky
Put-in-Bay
Jnterlake Yachting Association
S200
Newman
John Daly
Figure at Toe Selby grave marked by local carver
Lancaster wood carver Chauncey Black with Rushville historian George Kalb has erected a white enamel tablet at the grave of Toe Selby, the fugitive slave whose death inspired Benjamin Hanby’s Darling Nellie Grey. Plans call for a bronze or stone marker next fall.
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Lancaster
Toe Selby
Rushville
Benjamin Hanby
Nellie Grey
Chauncey Black
George Kalb
Handley
Wag wreck guards by dog as rain halts recovery
In Connersville Indiana a bulldog named Clarence Hall guarded the wrecked Wag car contents so closely police could not remove items to shelter them from rain. Four people were injured as debris and blankets lay scattered along the road.
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Connersville
Ind
Clarence Hall
Oberlin begins plans for Theological Building and pool
Oberlin College trustees move toward signing a construction contract for the new Theological building and plan razing Council Hall. An architect for a women’s swimming pool is sought, with work hoped to start before fall on Galpin Field. Grove Patterson reports Centennial plans for 1955 and authorization to proceed.
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Oberlin, O
Board of Trustees
Oberlin College
Council Hall
Galpin Field
Grove Patterson
Concerts Move to Saturdays By Local Club
The Business Men's club voted last night at Martin's Inn to shift weekly band concerts from Thursday to Saturday starting next week in response to popular free Thursday movies. This aims to avoid schedule conflicts and boost attendance.
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Business Men’s Club
Martin's Inn
Court records reveal divorce suit and multiple filings
In Lorain county court a divorce suit was filed by Clara Muffly against Ralph Muffis of Grafton on grounds of neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. they wed in 1922 and have one child. Separate actions include George Kalapos suing Employers' Liability Assurance Corp for 8125, and Western Reserve Finance Co suing H. P. Kirkland Co. Colin Smart pleaded not guilty to non support. bond set at 300, after a secret indictment led to arrest by sheriff.
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Common Pleas Court
Clara Muffly
Ralph Muffis
Grafton
Prass
George Kalapos
Employers’ Liability Assurance Corporation
Western Reserve Finance Company
H. P. Kirkland Company
Colin Smart
Lorain
W. R. Thompson
Smart
Peat Deposit Found in Plymouth Five Acres
Five acres in Plymouth, Indiana, once deemed worthless, are now identified as a valuable peat deposit. County Agent I. Am Butler reports the ground resembles peat imported for greenhouse use and as chick litter. The peat is suitable as mulch for roses and other crops.
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Plymouth
Ind
I. AM
Butler
Elderly Orchestra Totals 451 Years In Six Member Ensemble
In Marshall Michigan a six piece orchestra adds up to 451 years total age. The youngest is Mrs Ralph Mann at 71 with other members including Mr Mann Ed Kipp A Lincoln A D Priest and Chas Grant making up the ensemble.
Four Wives Are Given Divorces in Common Pleas Court
In a morning session four women obtained divorces. Anna Holly received a divorce from John Holly for wilful absence and keeps custody of their children. Cassie B. Pierce was divorced from Robert E. Pierce for gross neglect of duty. Helen Humphrey was granted a divorce from Cecil Humphrey for extreme cruelty. Bertha Tait was granted a divorce from Fred H. Tait for gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty and restored her former name Bertha Weiss.
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Common Pleas
Anna Holly
John Holly
Cassie B. Pierce
Robert E. Pierce
Helen Humphrey
Cecil Humphrey
Bertha Tait
Fred H. Tait
Bertha Weiss
Obedient Wife Aids Alimony Payments In Salem Case
In Salem Oregon Lucas G Vogt was ordered to pay back alimony to his first wife. His second wife offered to take on the obligation and assist with future payments, ensuring ongoing support.
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Salem, Ore
Lucas G. Vogt
Wellington Entertain Club Members Delighted Guests
Miss Margaret and Miss Jeannette Warner hosted Entre Nous club members at their South Main Street home. Dinner at seven preceded an evening of bridge with three tables in play. High scores went to Mrs. Webber BeVier and Mrs. Keith Andrews. Guetta honors included Mrs. BeVier and Mrs. Charles Baum.
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Wellington
Margaret
Jeannette Warner
Entre Neus Club
South Main Street
Webber BeVier
Keith Andrews
Guetta
BeVier
Charles Baum
GAMES LOSE FIRST BALL GAME Mundreds of softball fans cir
Mundreds of softball fans filled the stands as the hometown team opened the season with a loss. Officials cited early miscues and strong defense by the visitors as key factors in the defeat.
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter Eggs Poultry
Market report notes no market on Saturday for butter eggs and poultry. Potatoes are without quotes.
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Cleveland
Cleveland livestock prices steady at market July report
U S D A compiled summary from Cleveland shows hogs at 150 to 240 pounds mostly 10.15 with bulk 240 to 280 at 10.00 to 10.15, pigs 10, sows 7.75, calves 13 to 13.3 with choice at 14.50, cattle 150 with steers 6.50 to 18.55, other classes nominal, sheep market nominal.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Hogs market report shows steady prices across weights
Receipts of hogs were 100 with the market steady. Heavies brought 9.75 to 9.25, mediums 9.40 to 9.50, best workers 9.50 to 9.75, pl es 9.25 to 9.50. Cattle receipts light and market steady. Calves and sheep also reported light receipts with steady markets.
Chicago Cash Quotations Mixed Grain and Poultry Prices
Chicago markets report prices across butter eggs and poultry with Ked sales and quotes for potatoes wheat corn and timber. Butter and eggs show steady and firm quotes with firsts seconds and futures listed. Poultry prices include fowls broilers turkeys ducks and geese with specific cent per pound ranges. Potatoes notes overall US shipments and regional Irish cobblers pricing. Wheat corn oats barley rye timothy seed prices rounded to cents per unit.
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U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
United States
Kansas
Missouri
Virginia
Trish
Nation's fastest three year olds at Arlington race
Gallant Fox with Earl Sande aimed to break the American mile and a quarter record at Arlington Park in Chicago. Nine challengers set to oppose the Derby contenders Ned O and Gallant Knight as fans boosted the odds. A victory would bring over $79,000 to William Woodward's stables in New York.
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Chicago
Gallant Fox
Earl Sande
Arlington Park
Fox
Sir Gallahad III
Marguerite
Sande
Ned O
Gallant Knight
William Woodward
New York
District clash ends in rout as Ram iers topple undefeated Motors
The arena buzzed as the Ram iers defeated the Games Motors 18 to 5 on the school ground last evening. Despite the loss, interest remains high with the season half over and champions still unpredictable.
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Motors
Ramiers
Miss Clarabelle Kissler Injured in East Trip Crash
Report from Falls Clinic Hospital indicates Miss Clarabelle Kissler injured in a motor accident during an eastbound trip with friends. Her car sustained heavy damage while others were hurt. Kissler escaped with a few bruises. Club Sponsors Homecoming. Woman's Afternoon club met at Mrs. Blake Stevick’s home and voted to donate funds to the Wellington Homecoming treasurer.
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Clarabelle Kissler
Falls Clinic Hospital Force
Miss Kissler
Woman's Afternoon Club
Blake Stevick
Wellington
Seller Grissinger Exits Tinning and Roofing Firm
Frank Grissinger who ran a tinning and roofing business in the village sold his interest and business to Orrin Bechter yesterday.
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Frank Grissinger
Orrin Bechter
Born to Mr and Mrs Herman Gower at Oberlin hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Herman Gower at Oberlin hospital. The birth announcement provides the couple's names and the delivery location, noting the newborn's arrival in the local community.
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Stork News
Herman Gower
Oberlin Hospital
Lorain resident visits relatives and local notices
Mrs Barney Oglesby formerly Miss Francis Davy of Lorain is visiting relatives for a few days. Mrs Lloyd Brothers has returned from visiting relatives in the East. Mrs Mae Greetham, longtime resident of Fans Cliffe hospital, plans to go home on Barker Street next year.
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Barney Oglesby
Francis Davy
Lorain
Lloyd Brothers
Enat
Mae Greetham
Fans Cliefe Hospital
Barker Street
Missionary Tea Delights Brownhelm Society cheer
Mrs Margaret Peck hosted a Missionary Society tea at Brownhelm Congregational church with 53 members and guests including Mrs James Baumhardt and Mrs Roy Ungersbach. The program featured devotional leadership by Vice-president Allie Claus, piano and vocal solos by Lucy Wittlesey and Mrs Robert Kneisel, plus a talk by Esther Brecksacher on Alabama work. Tea followed at small tables with sweet pea bouquets as centerpieces.
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Amherst, O
Margaret Peck
Brownhelm
Missionary Society
Brownhelm Congregational Church
T. W. Wilson
John Shotton
Fred McQueen
Aliie Claus
Mary Chapin
Austin Cooper
Allie Claus
Lucy Whittlesey
Robert Kneisel
Esther Brecksacher
Lincoln Normal School
Marion
Alabama
James Baumhardt
Adam Ungersbach
Roy Ungersbach
Philip Zilch
Conrad Baetz
Dorothy
Leimbach
Lee Brill
Anna Gegeuatiser
Cloverleaf Club Outing and Picnic Plans at Jaeger’s Grove
Cloverleaf club members met at Vermilion on-the-Lake for a Friday outing. A noon tureen dinner preceded an afternoon of 500 won by Mrs Schrader with Mrs Nabakowski consoling. They scheduled a Sunday picnic for July 20 at Jaeger’s Grove with spouses and children as guests. Next meeting set for Friday July 25 at Mrs Conrad Schroeder’s home with dinner at noon. Those present included Mrs Samuel Wragg, Mrs Albert Kreeger, Mrs George Mengel, Mrs August Nabakowski, Mrs Henry Wolczikowski, Mrs Arthur Engel, Mrs Wm Ehrman, Mrs C A Lauer, and Mrs Maurice Fisch.
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Cloverleaf Club
Vermilion on-the-Lake
Wm. Schrader Winhering
August Nabakowski
Jaeger's Grove
Conrad Schroeder
Samuel Wragg
Albert Kreeger
George Mengel
Henry Wolczikowski
Arthur Engel
Wm. Ehrman
C. A. Lauer
Maurice Fisch
Robbery at Ideal Dairy on Tenney Avenue
A stranger asked for milk at The Ideal Dairy operated by Charles Zimmerman on Tenney Avenue Friday noon. A sack with 82 in checks and about 7 in cash lay on the desk. whenZimmerman’s son checked the milk room, both the man and the sack were missing.
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Ideal
Tenney Ave
Charles Zimmerman
Mr. Zimmerman
Mrs Hlazel Martin Voight Returns From Visit In Cleveland
Mrs Hlazel Martin Voight and her daughter Peggy have returned to their Maple Heights home in Cleveland after spending a week with Mrs William Wenzel. Edward Heacon who has been recovering from injuries from an auto accident accompanied them to Cleveland and will stay with Mr and Mrs Leo Hengen there.
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Hlazel
Martin Voight
Peggy Haave
Maple Heights
Cleveland
Willam Wenzel
Edward Heagon
Leo Hengen
City
Honored by Wee Workers at Methodist Sunday School
Martha Belle Wittig was honored by the Wee Workers class at the Methodist Sunday School gathering held at the home of Mr and Mrs C C Masters on Elyria avenue. The evening featured volleyball and various games with a pleasing gift presented to Martha Belle Wittig and luncheon served to guests including Geraldine Cooper Francis Ellerington Virginia Ellerington Alan Masters Ava Masters Olive Guild Audrey Bierman Bessie Billland Mrs Wm Coburn and others.
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Martha Bells Wittig
Methodist Sunday School
C. C. Masters
Elyria Avenue
Martha Belle
Geraldine Cooper
Francis
Virginia Ellerington
Alan
Ava Masters
Olive Guild
Audrey Bierman
Bessie Billland
Martha Belle Wittig
Wm. Coburn
Masters and Families Noted in Readable Fragments
Wo Wiltig and son Billy, Mr and Mrs C O Masters and son Battelle are mentioned as readable names in the fragmented clipping, suggesting a social or family note within the historical page segment.
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Wiltig
Billy
C. O. Masters
Battelle
Lawn party at Miss Hele’s hosts Amherst guests
Orcutt Foster park road residence held a bridge lawn party with Japanese lanterns and blooms. First prize went to Miss Ollive Pearce of Lorain, followed by Miss Dorothy Moff Amherst, Mrs Milo Baylor Ashland, and Miss Virginia Gillman Amherst. Lunch featured a large table with a lavender cake and lavender centerpieces. Attendees included Mrs M Baylor Ashland, Miss Maxine Moore Kent, and numerous Amherst residents.
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Hele
Orcutt
Foster Park Road
Bridge
Ollive Pearce
Lorain
Dorothy Moff
Amherst
Milo Baylor
Ashland
Virginia Gillman
M. Baylor
Maxine Moore
Kent
J. Barber
Wm. Kernum
Olive Pearce
Muayme Sharp
Ruth Barckley
Marcelln Schroeder
Josephine Menez
Caroline Kothe
Jean Nicholl
Ruth Cromwell
Mildred l Koepp
Margaret Miller
Brownhelm
Hospital News Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Shand
Mr and Mrs Paul Shand of Ridgeville road welcomed a baby boy born at the hospital last night. The couple announced the birth as they celebrated the new arrival in the family.
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Hospital News
Paul Shand
Ridgeville Road
Drive on Vice in Cleveland
Forty four people, many women, were detained in Cleveland after a wide police sweep against bootleggers gamblers and vice. Captain Emmet J Potts directed the operation under Safety Director Edwin D Barry establishing ongoing racketeers cleanup.
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Cleveland
Emmet J. Potts
Police Bureau of Criminal Identification
Edwin D. Barry
Graf Zeppelin Returns From Scandinavian Tour
Graf Zeppelin lands in Friedrichshafen at 10 40 P M after a three day non stop Scandinavian tour with Swiss Automobile Club members. The airship logged 4800 miles and 70 hours aloft.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Swiss Automobile Club
Old Glory Grange Chooses Picnic Date
Old Glory Grange No. 22135 in LaGrange met with Worthy Master Frank Stevens. After a fall-committee discussion, a program including songs and talks was planned. Thirty-six members attended. The group set a grange picnic at Rice’s Dam for Saturday July 26 with all grangers invited.
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Old Glory Grange
LaGrange
Frank Stevens
Grange
Jump
Holcomb
Stevens
Baber
Opfer
America
Rices Dam
Jolden Croy Killed by Bull Near Mansfield Ohio
In Mansfield Ohio on July 12, 18 year old Jolden Croy was killed when a bull charged as he walked across a field with a red handkerchief around his neck. He tangled in a fence during the attack.
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Mansfield. O
Jolden Croy
Here
Croy
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