Restoration of Honest Gov restored in Ohio campaign
Republican strategy shifted from attacking Gov. Martin L. Davey to challenging Democratic candidate Charles Sawyer in a Sidney speech by Lt. Gov. hopeful Paul M. Herbert. He warned Sawyer would rely on the party’s entrenched leaders and graft, while Bricker campaigned elsewhere and Day taft pitched reform and money in politics amid a busy primary scene across Ohio.
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United Press
Martin L. Davey
Charles Sawyer
Sidney
Paul M. Herbert
Columbus
Sawyer
Herbert
Davey
John W. Bricker
Mr. Sawyer
Democratic Party
General Assembly
Republican
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Arthur Day
Cleveland
Taft
Toledo
Judge Day
U.S
Akron
Canton
Robert J. Bulkley
George Write
Hiad
Union
Holmes
Hamilton
Lorain
Buckeye Lake
Newark
Lancaster
Wooster
Mansfield
Sandusky's Courteous Bill Passer Dies
Edward O. Thompson, 77, longtime cordial bill passer in Sandusky, died today. He earned respect for his courtesy, often announcing his presence with I am Ed Thompson, bill passer to ease housewives' fears at the door.
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Sandusky
Bill Passer
Edward O. Thompson
Ed Thompson
Winding River Trail feature by Charlotte Webster Barnes
The article introduces a three part series by Charlotte Webster Barnes on the Winding River Trail. It notes Mrs Barnes once lived on Washington Avenue and had many chances to observe Cascade park’s geological formations as she prepared her piece.
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Charlotte Webster Barnes
The Geological Story of Cascade Park and Environs
Charlotte Webster Barnes outlines Cascade Park geology in three chapters: rock origins with Berea sandstone and Bedford shale, then glaciation, then gorge formation. She notes horizontal bedding with slight dips, cross bedding, ripple marks, plant fossils, and sediments from ancient seas that formed sandstone, shale, and limestone through deep time.
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Elywoods
Colorado
Berea
Amherst
Washington Avenue
Ohio
Sandusky
Pennsylvania
West Falls
Bedford
Hudsons Bay
Sudeten Germans Press Direct Talks On Minority Demand
Karl H Frank parliamentary leader of the Sudeten German party urged Czechoslovakia to begin direct negotiations on minority issues. He criticized the government's proposed minorities statute as meeting less than one tenth of German demands and warned of a dangerous situation if forced through. He outlined a memorandum for reorganization along national lines with proportional representation and local self government for each language group. President Eduard Benes presided over a cabinet session reviewing the statute with indications that legislative steps could be expedited.
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United Press
Prague
Czechslovakia
Karl H. Frank
Frank
Conrad Henlein
Canada
Ministry of Interior
Eduard Benes
College songs featured at Wellington band concert
Wellington hosts a band concert in Town Hall Park Thursday evening directed by Clyde Seidel. Songs from Amherst Yale Princeton Georgia Tech California Cornell Tulane Harvard etc will be performed. Popcorn and lemonade will be sold with proceeds to defray band equipment expenses.
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Town Hall Park
Clyde Seidel
Amherst
Yale
Princeton
Georgia Tech
California
Cornell
Tulane
Harvard
Detroit
Dartmouth
Texas
Purdue
New York University
Wisconsin
St. Mary's
Tennessee
Holy Cross
U. S. Naval Academy
Wellington Fair Grounds Softball Game and Local Notices
Sunday August 14 at Wellington Fair Grounds Allis-Chalmers softball team to play Chester high school field under lights Lloyd Gill manager says Arch ie Sanders son in law of Mayor Lehman of here helps manage Chester team Rev Karl Darkey to address Kiwanis on Don't Let George Do It Lillywood Rebekah Lodge meets Initiation Metina Lodge hosts and initiates one candidate Lunch Miss Lucille Burge new Amherst teacher Miss Mabel Clark in NelA Park training for GE test kitchens I C O F officers changed Arthur Baker Noble Grand Milo Myers Vice Grand Charles Barrick Past Grand A H Peirce named grand trustee for three years at Grand IOOF En
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Allis-Chalmers
Chester High School
Lloyd Gill
Wellington
Archie Sanders
E. R. Lehman
Here
Chester Tearm
Lucille Burge
Kent Normal
Amherst
Mabel Clark
Nela Park
General Electric Company
Arthur Baker
Noble Grand
Milo Myers
Charles Barrick
A. H. Peirce
Denture Breath Warned By Cleanser Polident
Advert explains that wearers of plates or bridges suffer denture breath from plaque on appliances. Polident is promoted as a brushless cleaner that purifies false teeth, removes stains and tarnish, and freshens breath. The ad claims easy purchase at drug stores and a money back guarantee if not delighted.
Cynthia Finds Herself Exposed In Secret Romance Plot
Cynthia Glenn hides behind a disguise to secure a secretary position with Mrs. Potter‑Payne while her ruse entangles several households. Peter Moore contemplates romance with Irene, and Tommy falls for Cynthia, forcing a tense evening as Aunt Kate reveals a public sighting.
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Cynthia Glenn
Peter Moore
Mrs. Potter - Payne
Irene
Tommy
Bruce
Beatrice Kerr
Cynthia
Potter- Paynes
Peter
Kerrs
Kate
Kate Glenn
Walters
Tom-mee
Campment and Visits Spread Through Springfield Area
Local notes describe Miss Orrie Bradner visiting her sister in Santa Maria California and Mrs Magdalena Gepford moving to Otterbein Home in Westerville Ohio after selling her home to Sol Ray. Several residents, including Joan White and Edna Perkins, enjoy visits. others travel to South Bend Indiana and Ontario Canada. The 4 H Sunnysiders and Hustlers meet at Mrs C S Church home to plan a Camp Crag outing and host a butterfly hike, townsend talks, and a charity ice cream social that raised twenty dollars for the Townsend club.
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Springfield
Orrie Bradner
J. H. Holcomb
Santa Marie
Calif
Magdalena Gepford
Falls Clinic
Otterbein Hore
Westerville
Ohio
Sol Ray
Joan White
Willard
Edna Perkins
Charles Whiton
South Bend
Marjorie Holiday
Cleveland
L. E. Holiday
Olive Rayson
Gay Gott
New York Day by Day on Summer Camp Traffic at Grand Central
Charles B Driscoll notes the July New York Day by Day scene at Grand Central as city families rush to camps in the Catskills Adirondacks and lakes region. He paints bustling crowds, banners on campers, license plate chatter, and reflections on identity among notable locals in a vivid city snapshot.
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New York
Grand Central
Catskills
Adirondacks
Lake
Gene Tunney
Burton Davis
New York Post
Texas
Walter Lister
Davis
Ohio film to showcase the state’s outdoor glories
The Ohio Conservation Division began cutting four motion pictures to portray Ohio's outdoors with reels ready by September 15. The projects cover Lake Erie sports, game management, fish management, and hunting areas, with screenings planned for schools clubs scouts churches and other organizations. A traveling presenter will also demo the films to groups lacking projectors.
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Columbus
Ohio Conservation Division
Ohio
Dave Roberts
Roberts
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Lake Erie
Rober
Amherst Council Votes Ground On Milan Avenue
Amherst O July 20 The bi monthly village council session was brief A motion to buy twenty feet of ground along Milan avenue from Jacob Brucker was approved if possible Otherwise ten feet If funds limit The village will also buy street signs including rubber stop signs and signs for the Milan avenue bridge William Miller was hired to clean the sanitary sewers After reports and bills the meeting adjourned Local Catholic Women group Lorain Deanery met at St Josephs school hall Plans noted for welfare committee and August picnic Rev Fr James Smith spoke on God Literature A Moderne Followers class of the Brownhelm church will hold a pot luck supper at the A J Cooper home The First Evangelical church council will meet this evening Circle 1 of the Woman's Union of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed church meets Thursday at Mrs William Miller Seeley avenue Circle 5 meets at Mrs Fred Berger Franklin avenue with Mrs Frank Stark assisting
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Milan Avenue
Jacob Brucker
William Miller
National Council of Catholic Women of the
Lorain
St. Joseph's School
J. A. Wesbecker
James Smith
Brownhelm Congregational Church
A. JF. Cooper
Council of the
First Evangelical Church
Woman's Union of
Am herst social notes and upcoming Boy Scout trip
Rev and Mrs Theodore Raetfele and daughter Aletta from St Louis were Tuesday guests of Mr and Mrs John Deuschle and Am herst relatives. Carol Menz spent Monday at Cascade Park Elyria. J Roemer Lorain visited Am herst Tuesday. Mrs Fred Koch visiting Detroit relatives. The Boy Scouts sponsor a boat ride to Put in Bay on Thursday aboard the Chippewa leaving Sandusky at ten. Tickets from Scout leader Sam Wragg. Meet at Town Hall 8 15 prompt. Hospital news Admissions Mrs Jessie Worces yr Lorain Discharges Miss Dorothea Zilch Park Avenue.
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Aletta
St. Louis
John Deuschle
Amherst
Carol Menz
Cascade Park
Elyria
J. Roemer
Lorain
Fred Koch
Detroit
Boy Scouts
Put-in-Bay
Chippewa
Sanddusky
Sam Wragg
Aospital
Jessie Worcesyr
Dorothea Zilch
Park Avenue
Pie Talk Sparks Nostalgia in Neighborhood Exchange
In a chatty reminiscence Miss Stewart is asked about a certain pie, noting a crisp crust that can be eaten cold and referencing a raspberry pie once made by women in the neighborhood. The anecdote evokes simple comforts and a preference for sweet, mealy fruit with milk.
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Miss Stewart
McNaught Syndicate
WPA Projects Under Way In Ohio
Ohio's Works Progress Administration reported 834 active projects on July 13 with 262,437 workers employed across the program. The state headquarters in Columbus released the figures, detailing the scope of WPA activity during that period.
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Ohio
Columbus. C
Works Progress Administration
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