Six Advisors Of Four-H Clubs Are Reelected
Lorain County Four-H Advisors Council reelected six members at the Fall meeting held at the YMCA with 85 advisors and members present. Three girls club representatives are Mrs H L Hecock Mrs E D Hoag and Mrs Henry L Leimbach. Three boys club reps are E R Laver F H Lewis and Albert Wilcox.
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Lorain County
H. L. Hecock
E. D Hoag
Henry L. Leimbach
E. R. Laver
F. H. Lewis
Albert Wilcox
Donald Simms
Wayne Aldrich
Neil Wise
Robert Grobe
Erma Loungeberg
Marshall Bligh
Lorain Couty
Edna Lottman
Carisle
Annabelle Hese
la Grange
Richard Kuchenrither
Ridgeville
Columbia Karefree
Henrietta
Belden
Wellington
Fred Wilcox
Gulf Road Buckeye
Ohio Club
Indiana gravel pits yield mastodon bones
Terre Haute Indiana gravel pits yield significant fossil finds in a city pit directed by Dr Robert Karpinski geological leader at Indiana State Teachers College. Workers uncovered a hip joint of a prehistoric elephant prompting cautious identification between mastodon hairy mammoth or Columbian elephant, dating 20000 to 50000 years ago. A 12 foot 1 inch tusk was found months earlier by boys, aiding the research.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Robert Karpinski
Indiana State Teachers College
Karpinsk
Indiana
Freak Potato Displays Human and Animal Faces
A two pound potato found by Mrs Marie Davis in a bushel from her sister’s farm shows three branches that resemble a human face with hair, a rhinoceros head, and another human face looking downward. The curious vegetable was discovered in Toledo.
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Toledo
Marie Davis
Ohio State Sophomore Fractures Leg in Intramural Game
Sidney Z Adelman of Canton, Ohio, is a sophomore at Ohio State University. He was in University Hospital today with a fractured left leg suffered in an intramural touch football game last Thursday.
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Columbus
Sidney Z. Adelman
Canton
Ohio State University
University Hospital
Cleveland pair of policemen killed. killer executed
Columbus reports Carl Ferrito, 21, of Cleveland, convicted of murdering policemen Gerald V. Bode and Virgil T. Bayne, was executed by electric chair at Ohio Penitentiary. Separately German air aces celebrated the opening of Exeter’s municipal airport as a new era in aviation.
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Columbus
Carl Ferrito
Cleveland
Gerald V. Bode
Virgil T. Bayne
Ohio Penitentiary
Exeter
England
Campaign Fund Reports Show GOP Boost in Ohio House Races
National Republican headquarters wired an additional 10 000 to support nine GOP candidates in Ohio, bringing total party advances to 22 000. Democrats received 1 250 for five candidates and 4 200 overall from Washington. Individual entries list contributions to various candidates and committees, with notable sums to Tafthes Bulkley and Young, and detailed expenditures across counties and campaigns.
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United Press
House
Ohio
National Republican
National Party
Washington
Robert Tafthes
Robert J. Bulkley
Dudley A White
Norwalk
James Seccombe
Canton
George H. Bender
Cleveland
LL. Marshall
Charles H. Elston
Cincinnati
Harry N. Rout Zohn
Dayton
Robert F Jones
Lima
Edward S. Sheck
Akron
Earl R. Lewis
St. Clarisv
Democratic Committee
Stephen M. Young
Joseph A. Dixon
Cincinnati Iist
Don W. Harter
Robert T. Secrest
Caldwell
Michael J. Kuawan
Youngstown + Ish
Medina County
Elyria City
Sheck
National Republican Committee
Seccombe
Kirwan
Roatcohn
Spe
Jones
Silom
Wilhany Bo Sywarecer
Sednex
Noathinie
Emers F Smith
Brooks Fletcher
Denk Merion
Jeniire iRoa
Trenton
Thomas P. White
Care Red
White
Seerest
Lewis
Slatol
Court halts New York Central Radiona death suit verdict
A verdict directing a 814,000 accidental death suit against New York Central Radiona was handed down in Vernon Court yesterday. The action by Duowald Line as administrator of Gladys Lane Griffin’s estate follows her fatal collision with a train on August 23, 1936. Separate cases feature a Ridgeville speeding fine and a misdated slander claim, with plans for Ere avenue and first street bridge superstructures said to be completed within two weeks and contracts advertised.
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New York Cenetral Radiona
Sp Os
Duowald Line
Gladys Lane Griffin
Vernon
Wery
John E. Cc Daxidser
Ste
Ere Avenue
Fist Street
Loran
Sally Rand Found Guilty in Hollywood Case
In Hollywood, Sally Rand faced a verdict amid a privacy rights dispute. The case examined control over personal image as the jury delivered a guilty finding, highlighting tensions between fame and legal protection.
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Hollywood
Sally Rare Iodey
Ea Vamocisn
Prvacy
Students Nominate 98 For High School Participation Plan
Elyria High School moves toward a broader student participation system with 98 nominees for a Student Committee on Organization. One boy and one girl from each of 49 home rooms will be considered, but the committee will be kept to under a quarter of nominees by the faculty advisory group led by principal C P Shively. The committee will study participation plans used nationwide and choose a plan for adoption with faculty approval.
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Eleri Digh
C. P. Shively
Shively
Elyria High School
Harold Whison
FL Oal Eaton
Gladys Fowell
Edna Jones
Carl L. Smith
Oberlin College Calendar and Arts Events Summary
Oberlin calendar lists art recitals, organ and piano performances at Finney Chapel and Warner Concert Hall, athletic events at cross county meets and football fields, religious services at Finney Chapel, and faculty lectures. Notable items include Professor Arthur W. Poster and Dr Walter Judd speaking, plus exhibits from the Museum of Modern Art New York and the Interseminary Movement conference notes.
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Carnese Library
Finney Chapel
Arthur W. Poster
Walter Judd
Harwood Memorial Hospitals
Feunechow
Shansi
Norvin Ching
College of Arts and Sciences
Lhe Conservatin
S Bender
Muste
Visiting Nurse Ce ViN Meet Leads To Oberlin Inn Event
The Visiting Nurse Ce ViN group plans a Monday gathering at the Oberlin Inn on November 7 at 3 PM. Kathleen Rosecrans of Oberlin and Bob Rose of Pittsburgh are noted as attendees. Trustees and administrators of the Building left for New Concord to spend Homecoming weekend at Muskingum College with Dr. and Mrs. R. S. Young. A. R. Stevens of Fredonia visited last night with Mr and Mrs E. Parle Street and family in North Edonia, N Y, and with his parents in North.
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Ce Vin
Arlors
Oberlin Inn
Kathleen Rosecrans
Ober
Bob Rose
Pittsburgh
New Concord
Stuskingum College
R. S Young
A. R. Stevens
E. Parle
N. Y
A. Stevens
North
Auto Driver Fined $50 And Costs
Robert H. Broadwell of 323 Ninth street pleaded not guilty when arraigned this morning before Mayor Joseph Q Petro on a charge of driving while under the influence. He was arrested at 4 a.m. today at Chestnut and Second streets by Patrolmen Corwin Burrer and Russell Payne. Henry W. Berens of 2353 Lexington avenue, Lorain, was fined $50 and costs after a trial yesterday for a similar charge and his driving privileges were suspended for six months. Berens was arrested on Lake Avenue at 335 a.m. yesterday by Patrolmen C. L. Miller and C. E. Andress.
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Robert H. Broadwell
Ninth Street
Joseph Q Petro
Chestnut and
Second Streets
Corwin Burrer
Russell Payne
Henry W. Berens
Lexington Avenue
Lorain
Berens
Lake Avenue
C. L. Miller
C. E. Andress
Community Chest Committee Elects Officers at Meeting
The annual meeting of the Community Chest Committee was held at the Overlin Savings Bank. Officers elected include President Ame as tibws, vice president SicCullough, secretary-treasurer Raowdom, and executive committee members Earore Ford Wigten Harbara and others. A United meeting announced for November at the James Brand House to conduct the Community Chest Association Pest Mundal saght. The 1939 budget will be set after a public hearing.
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Do Eetor
Overlin Savings Bank
Woming
Tibws
Gy C SicCullough
H L Raowdom
HW. Earore
E. Ford
C. E. Wigten
George D Harbara
Literary and SuGal club hosts annual guest meeting
The Literary and SuGal club held its annual guest meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs. ROP Harveys home on South Cedar Avenue. About 100 attendees, including members and guests, enjoyed readings by Mrs. F. TO Craig and a Conservatory of Music student who rendered a vocal solo. Refreshments followed, served by the hostess and assisted by Mrs AR. Carsten and Mrs WLR Williams.
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Rop
Harveys South Cedar Arenue
Enio
Craig
Ohio Bcls
Conservatory of Mus
AR. Carsten
Willams
Camera Club Elects Officers at High School
The newly formed High School Camera Club has elected President Melvern Hof, Vice President Warner Berthofrt, Secretary-Treasurer Helen Morse, Program Chairman Charlotte Norling, and committee members Clair Siddall and Peggy Utterback. Mr. White serves as advisor. Members will gain access to the renovated dark room.
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Camera Club
Melvern Hof
Warner Berthofrt
Helen Morse
Charlotte Norling
Clair Siddall
Pegny Utterback
White
Exhibitions in Allen Open November Drawings by Noted Artists
An exhibition in Allen runs from November 3 to 23 featuring drawings by American and European artists from the collection of Mrs. John D Rockefeller Jr and loaned by the Mu. Art Budding.
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Allen
John D Rockefeller, Jr
Wellington Project Approved By WPA
Village Engineer T W Laundon announced that presidential approval was received for a WPA project to build sanitary sewers and a sewage treatment plant in Wellington costing 111 856 dollars with the village share 42 000 dollars. Voters will decide on the bond issue at the November 8 election needing a 65 percent majority to pass, with retirement over twenty years.
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Wellington
T. W. Laundon
Don W. Harter
Witness links Hall to 1930s violence and sabotage plot
Herzog testifies Hall directed Communist linked operatives to strike, steal nitroglycerine, and blow bridges and plants. He says money changed hands, meetings coordinated actions with union leaders, and guards halted a failed bridge bombing at Republic Steel. Also cites postal interference and threats to mail deliveries.
Mrs Koepp Discovers All Hearts But One At Card Game
Mrs Anna Koepp of 352 Ninth Street found a rare hand at the John Wellert home 328 Ninth Street last night when she held every heart in the deck except the nine. Fellow players reported the unusual single missing heart.
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Anna Koepp
352
Ninth Street
John Wellert
Cyclists seek freedom against two abreast riding ban
Cyclists of Britain mobilize against a proposed law that would prevent riding more than two abreast. They warn the measure would curb group riding, affect cycling culture, and challenge road safety policies.
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Britain
Lower Postal Rates On Books
A new lower postal rate for books is now in effect. Elyria postmaster C. J. Sartor announced the rate of one and a half cents per pound for books wholly of reading matter with no advertising, effective until June 30, following President Roosevelt's proclamation to promote growth and education.
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C. J. Sartor
Elyria
Elyrians
Roosevelt
United States
Chew On Bones Dentist Urges Chew Habits
Dr. Asa J. LaGrow of Oak Park Illinois urges allowing children to chew on bones after meals. He argues bone chewing strengthens teeth and jaw alignment, citing muscle exercises and infant gnawing as natural jaw development aids. Chicago report notes the article appears in the Journal of the American Dental Association.
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Asa J. LaGrow
Oak Park
Journal of the
American Dental Association
LaGrow
LeGravy
Chicago
Johnny
Helen
Trapeze Mentor Teaches Safe, World Class Gymnastics
Roy Piere, a former circus performer, runs a youth and adult trapeze class at the New Orleans YMCA. He teaches safety belts and soft mats, claims no serious injuries in his long career, and notes graduates often find circus work. He emphasizes disciplined training amid a recovering circus scene. Sweden plans temporary plant layoff relief as part time work is explored.
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New Orleans
Roy Piere
Piers
New York
Will Rogers
Marie Dressler
Eddie Cantor
Woc Fields
Young Men's Christian Association
Pier
Parker
Frank Lovoi
Watts Circus
Markets Show Prices Mixed On Farm Goods And Staples
Agricultural market notes list price ranges for beets, potatoes, onions, lettuce, and other produce with steady or firm readings on eggs and dairy. Wheat and corn show limited cash sales, while beans, cabbage, and pumpkins appear at varied outdoor markets across states, with wholesale and retail lines noted.
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Trach Sons
United States
Mets Ul
Diberat
Derene
Idaho
Isser Burbanks
North
Tyshota
Krade
Watlic
Brady
Cattle and livestock market snapshot and pricing shifts
Market report notes steady to slower demand across cattle, calves, sheep and hogs. Feeder steer prices hover near prime levels at about 11.00, with calves around 10 to 14 dollars, sheep and lambs showing active trade and mixed quotes, hogs trading from roughly 7.25 to 9.50 per hundredweight depending on weight and grade.
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Witans
Sixteen UMC Football Teams Named for Indoor Conference
Sixteen football teams at the Y M C A in the United States and Canada are forming for the Y Football Conference indoors. Each team is a college or university represented by one player. Notable entries include Maynard Unger for Vassar, Robert Earl for Miami, Yale’s Robert Willis, Army’s Mack Looper, Navy’s Junior King, Northwestern’s Ted Gilder, Harvard’s John Lebow, Pittsburgh’s Robert Klein, Minnesota’s Jack Ferguson, Michigan’s Ronald Eager, Purdue’s Jack Faulhaber, Wisconsin’s Paul Maynard, Fordham’s Richard Coughlin, Ohio State’s Roy Gardner, Indiana’s Howard Goodrich, and Southern California’s Robert Renouard. The season is expected to last about six weeks per boys’ weights director Herman Geyer.
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Maynard Unger
Vassar
Footsball
Miami
Robert Earl
Yale
Robert Willis
Army
Mack Looper
Navy
Junior King
Northwestern
Ted Gilder
Harvard
John Lebow
Pittsburgh
Robert Klein
Minnesota
Jack Ferguson
Michigan
Ronald Eager
Purdue
Jack Faulhaber
Wisconsin
Paul Maynard
Fordham
Richard Coughlin
Ohio State
Roy Gardner
Indiana
Howard Good
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Redgeavle
Jdusticee
C Lord
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Theresa Relo
Elizabeth Dare
Sally Rand
Paramount Theater
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Juage
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Sturent
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Oberlin
Esther Wood
Union’ St
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Warner Concert Hall
Athlone
Cross Counties
Oberlings
Werster
Student Crosse
Finner Chapel
L. E Cole
Firchild Chapel
General Council
College Council
Carnegie Library
E. H Wilkins
Jericho Road
Anlen
Ralph Fanning
Tintoretta
Seum of
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Simon Lissim
Stone’s Grill
Richman
Community Chest Committee
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Sederis
Betty Bishop
Wurst Hall
Lincoln Theatre
WPA
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Hall
Herzog
City
Scott
Youngstown
Dies
Texas
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Asheville
Johny Willamson
Community Party of Onin
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Clint Gordon
John L Lewis
Art Scott
Republic Steel
Republic
Sweden
F. A
P. A. Walker General Auctioneer
Redington Bldg
Nichols Court
Townsend
America
U. S. Senate
Robert A. Faft
Townsend Club
C. FE. Doane
Mndeves
Barker
Cleveland Produce
Ty Doe
Mieka Steady
Eleaey
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Leghorn
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Grady
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Lee
Erun
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Cleveland Ley
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Paradise Soda Grill
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