Kiwanis Baseball Game Features World-Record Feats
The Kiwanis club game at the Stadium Friday night showcased unusual feats with players like Doc Abbe and Walter Kohn setting spectacular marks. Brown’s team triumphed 52 to 17 in seven innings, while Schultz’s side posted 17, amid spirited play and discussions of new on-field rules.
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Babe Ruth
Kiwanis
Doc” Abbe
Walter Schutte
Walter Kohn
Fotarian
Harland Brown
Makere Boon
Brown
Schultz
Beig
Walters
Walter
Tram
Ind
Schultz Fang
Wall L
Statewide Pay Cuts Proposed by Economy Committees
Columbus June 24 Graduated pay cuts from five to 30 percent for all state officials and staff including college staffs will be recommended to the September special session. The schedule, adopted by Governor White's committee, starts at ten percent on the first 1000 and rises per 1000 in steps up to 30 percent. Judges of the supreme court earn 12000. judiciary likely to be treated separately with larger reductions.
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Columbus. O
White
Senate
Supreme Court
South Ridge Club Hosts Members and Families at West Ridge
Mia Carl Fowl and Mrs Milton Haus hosted the D. C. club at West Ridge Wednesday evening. Bill Sudro’s Seven-Come-Eleven Orchestra provided music. Tea, cake, and wafers were served to numerous local families including Vietzen, Sudro, Vitzen, Haist, Berk, Schlechter, Schuster, Becho, Hall, Bech, Kolbo, Friday, Eppley, and Fowl.
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South Ridge
Mia
Carl Fowl
Milton Haus
D. C
West Ridge
Bill Sudro
Albert Vietzen
William Sudro
Hugh
Elmer Vitzen
Clyra
A. J. Haist
Maxine
Charles Berk
Lorain
Harland Schlechter
Carolyn
Henrietta
E. O. Schuster
Oliver
Townline Road
Miskes
Louise
Carrie Schmitkens
Adalald Hall
North Ridge
Newton Becho
Harry Kolbo
Middle Ridge
Carl Friday
Cleveland
Community notices mix with club meetings and visits
Local notices report 4 H club activity at Kitchen Katies hosted by Miss Marion Knittle, with fruit show demonstrations, games, and refreshments. Attendees include Patcoch, Lavagdon, Dehn, Youngs, and the Eppleys. Other items note Grange meetings, visits from Cleveland, homecomings in Numley, church services in Elyria, and social gatherings at the Knittle and Grobe households.
Evening social at Lambertons enjoy rural drive and games
Mrs George Lamberton and Mrs Florence Killmet entertained a group with a lively night of merriment. Guests watched a horse driving contest while men played horseshoes. A menie supper followed and everyone joined in around a campfire singing and sharing stories.
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George Lamberton
Irs
Mallet Creek McFaddien Reunion Brings Over 110 to York Town
Mallet Creek June 24 report describes the McFadden reunion at York town hall on June 18 with over 110 attendees. A sumptuous dinner preceded a business meeting led by President Smith, followed by music and recitations. Relatives came from Akron, Wooster, Mansfield, Detroit, and other places for a good time.
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McFaddien
Elmore Hinman
Norman Hinman
Roger Hendrickson
Art Hindrickson
Grange Meeting Friday Evening in Lafayette
The Lafayette Grange hosts a Friday evening meeting with Mallet Creek Grange presenting the traveling gavel. After the business session, the Mallet Desk women will serve refreshments. Ladies are asked to bring cakes.
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Grange
Lafayette Range
Mallet Creek Grange
Pomona Grange Attend and York Grange Win at Sharon
Mro and Wis A Tunman Mr and Mrs John Chamberlain and Mr and Mrs Oda Swartz and son Philip attended Pomona Grange at Sharon last Saturday evening. York Grange team won from Sharon here at the school diamond 13 to 6. Stone and Fent were Mallet Creek pitchers. Mrs Chester Wider spent the weekend with friends in Canton. Mrs Minnie Sarsall and daughter Tose of Cleveland spent the weekend at the Chas Garrett home. Mr and Mrs Berltay at Wellington were Sunday dinner guests at Oir Garrett Home. job Chamberlain Maxine going home with them for a few days.
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Harland Schlechter
Carolyn Eizabeth
Tenrietta
Milton Schlechter
Walter Grobe
Cleveland
Amore
Walter Schuster
Brownhelm
Matilda
Drunagle
J HW Amore
Rob’t
Henry Knittle
Berlin Heights
Geo. Knittle
Pomona Grange
Tunman
John Chamberlain
Oda Swartz
Philip
Sharon
York Grange
Stone
Fent
Mro
Chester Wider
Canton
Minnie Sarsall
Tose
Chas Garrett
Berl Tay
Wellington
Oir Garett Lome
Sanday Disney
Job Chamberlain
Maxine
Briefseaton
L. Bradstock
Penfield
Kent Rowland
Ben Walker
Marjorie
Avon
Jennie Nead
LaPorte
F R Cosh
H. F. Haven
George Addison
Ruth
William Henne
George Frank
Arthur Frank
Elyria
Cl de Crowell
Baby
Kenneth Crowell
Albion
B. M. Crowell
A. A. Dunnell
Loris
Myra
James Sayers
Marie
Lorain Road
Thohies Robingon
Ashland
Didner
Dutnell
Bessie Eicher
Wayland, O
Eleanor Squire
Howard Winston
South Amherst
Clifton Simms
Mya
Mr. Simme
Wayland
Beasie
A. Richer
Charles Ossing
Clord Trapp
Oxning
Fred Ossing
North
Gus Hennes
Lizzie Mack
John Hennie
L. Tite
Wayne
Tites
Elabeth Cousins
Grafton
Tite
Cousins
Albert Cousins
Akron
Alfred Cousins
Harvey Cousing
Columbia
Verne Cornigh
Graffton
Brighton Sunday School
Clyde Lee
Edith Herbert
W. E. Cole
Robert Lampen
Pittsfield
C. EB Qi
Brighton
A L Sprinkle
Redcaster
Eva Hardy
Harold Hardy
Neilie Jean
Joan
Chas. Doud
New London
D. A McKisson
Jimmy
Calvin Fer
Luella
Mary Martin
C. C. Goss
Gladys Merril
Fare Reed
Maruyn McDonald
Jessie and
Moore
Esther Griggs
Wm. McKenzie
Rena Helfner
Gots
Huntington
Earl Taylor
Erwin Perkins
Roy
L. H. Taylor
Gates Mills
Chas. Seeley
Wellington Fairgrounds
Fannie Burton
Geo. Herbert
Jack VanAredale
Robert
Mary Lilian
Columbus
George Herbert
Sullivan Sparks Weekend Social Roundup at Chippewa Lake
Sullivan and Sullivan residents spent the weekend at Garvers cottage on Chippewa Lake and joined numerous neighbors at local gatherings. Louise Sprague and Pauline Clodwich attended a Young People's conference in Vermilion while many others visited family and friends across Sullivan and nearby towns.
Bonus Marchers Halt Here On Way Home
Harry Wilson and Egies Beal of Hatch New Mexico VFW Post 387 visited the Chronicle Telegram office. Wilson said about 100 Hatch veterans traveled to Washington on freight trains in nine days as part of the bonus army. They reported discipline and efforts to address unemployment and relief issues.
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Harry Wilson
Egies Beal
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hatch
New Mexico
Chronicle-Telegram
Wilson
V. F
Washington
Bonus Army
Swindler Family Ends Visit With Parents
A brief notice notes a tended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joba Swindler, recording the family's time together and the conclusion of the visit.
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Mrs
Joba Swindler
Murray Ridge Activities At Grange and Clubs
June 25 reports from Murray Ridge include Grange meetings at Cardele and Carlisle with Masters and officers present, plus visits by local residents. KF H Club met at Marion Knittle’s West Ridge home with a Fruit Snowball Salad demonstration, games, and refreshments. next gathering at Roberta Freeland’s on June 30. Alfred Derek attended a party in Graften on Sunday.
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Murray Ridge
Arthur Foster
The
Grange
Grange Hall
Cardele
H Chamber
WH. Comstock and Son
E. Eppley
Pearl Godfrey
Mildred Alexander
New York
Lindy Lodge
June Harrison
Graffop Road
Thomas Elys
Elyria
Pitcock
Pearl Eppley
Dr. Club
Carl Fowl
West Ridge
Carlich Grange
Carlisle
Rev Lowell
Lorain
Elizabeth Grills
KF. H
Marion Knuttle
Marion Knittle
Roberta Freeland
Cathleen
Caladeen Young
Maude
Jean Friednstein
Earl Dehn
Marjorie
Helena Pitcock
Florence Galagan
Hom
Alfred Derek
Graften
Memorial service for Grafton lodge to be held at church
Frank Eaton and Ed Hennia of Cleveland visited at the Join Hename home Saturday evening. The Grafton IOOF lodge’s annual memorial service will be observed at our church Sunday morning June 26 with lodge members attending as a unit. Sermon subject is A Promise and a Fulfillment.
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Frank
Ed Hennia
Cleveland
Join Hename
Harry Drew
Grafton I OG
F. Lodge
Lodge
C. L. Bailey
Cuyahoga Walls
The
Key
Percy Kobi
Joseph
Lakeside
Hiram
Myra Dunnell
Cora Dimaline
Anne Case
Raymond
Ira Shuster
Jean Cook
Dorothy Crowell
Board of Education
Addie Shuster
Lee
Albn Hardy
Fragmentary 1852 Central Press item on Kohincor and trivia
A garbled clipping discusses LAMPROTOXU FLAGEIL BARBA and a tactile barrel. It asks what Kohincor means, the root of the world, and who composes the president's official family. It notes Virginia's 1788 Constitution ratification anniversary and offers scattered horoscope lines and quiz questions.
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Central Press
Asoclenon
Drowning Tragedy Affected Town Event
A resident Tedrow drowned Monday after falling into a cistern in an accident. The community around Eaton, Penfield, Wellington, Avon, LaPorte and Elyria hosted many visitors for family gatherings and reunions. Numerous relatives and friends from Cleveland Akron Albion Pa and other nearby towns attended events at various homes, with birthday and wedding anniversaries noted and a ring ceremony held for a couple near Brighton.
North Russia Township Women’s Club June meeting at Grange hall Oberlin
Oberlin observers report the North Russia Township Women’s Club held a pot luck dinner and business session at the Grange hall on Wednesday. Plans were set for a plony at Vermilion on the Lake July 21. Local residents joined Emma Beg Halaan Buckingham and family from Willard for Sunday visits. Oberlin High School commencement drew several township attendees including senior Leroy Schramm and graduates Wade Wertz Myron Werner Eva Hungerford Agnes Roser.
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Russia
Wellington
Carl Berg
Oberfin High School
Leroy Schramm
Wade Wertz
Myron Werner
Eva Hungerford
Agnes Roser
Brighton Couple Grace Auble and Maurice Davidson Wed
Grace Auble daughter of Mr and Mrs Auble of Nova and Maurice Davidson son of Mr and Mrs Davidson of Brighton were united in marriage at the Brighton ceremony on June 23 with family as witnesses and local attendees.
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Brighton
Grace Auble
Wewls Auble
Nova
Maurice Davidson
Mra
Davidson
Orioles catcher Gordon Hinkle marries in Washington
Gordon D. Hinkle, catcher for the Baltimore Orioles and former Columbus Red Birds, married Miss Marequerite Gorman of Columbus in Washington D C. The notice notes the date July 16 and identifies the Gorman family. A separate item from West Jefferson announces an upcoming Greyhound racing event by the Wasserson Kennel Club in Jeg for the next several months.
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Columbus .C
Gordon D. Hinkle
Baltimore Orioles
Columbus Red Birds
Marequerite Gorman
James Gorman
Columbus
Washington, D. C
West Jefferson
Wass
Feraon Kennel Club
Om Jeg
Ing
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Ray Benz
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Hedgeman Schultz
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Guth
Faulkner
Lohnes Mockler
Highgate
Schrock Zaiser
Tammany
John YY
Walker
Wise
Chicago
EPA
Central Tress
Chipdyzo
James J Walther
Immy
Fanfla
MM. Sehrey
Meelin Sunk
Milton Baus
Helen Balear Mio
Newton Baus
Mabel Dehn
Earl Yehn
Newton Prare
Marian Knittle
Marion
Hobarta | Freeland
Mal Jorie
Helen Patcoch
Plorence Lavagdon Maude
Jean Sideustine
Kathleen
Kaladeen Young
Earl Dehu
Milton Eppley
Carliste Grange
Prank Baus
Numley
IOP Eharch
Glass George Knuittle
M. E. Church of
Emvria
Secoond Congregational Church of
Mallet Creek
Reverend Brothers
Mary Ann Bohiey
Rita Low
Doris Pow
Billy Tanner
Alice Mary Olson
Harold Morgan
Irma Few
Harriet Brothers
Helen Tanner
Ester Canfield
Marilyn Brothers
Etva Seeley
Plants Sisters
Alice Wright
Margery Tanner
Mary Ann Boley
Julia Bohtey
Sullivan
Sulivan
Garvers
Chippewa Lake
Cvery
RG Spencer
Otto Elliott
Ash
Pauline Clodwich
Gladis Johnson
Linwood Park
Vermilion
Tra Sprague
Sprague
Leota Lebkisher
G. R. Peters
Pete McFadden
Anna Clark
Chippewa Lake Park
Ethel Elliott
Otto Eliott
Catherine
Lloyd Moore
H. J Eliott
Spencer
Alfred Lusing
Ressek
C H Stanley
V Dontivan
L. M. Elliott
Orville Swope
Lewis Hileman
Laugehry Reunior
Virginia
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Pamir Plateau
Central Asia
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Little Big Horn
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Tedrow
H. K. Finley
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Walter Les
Bernie. Buras
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