EA HTS Cancel Massillon Game
The Elyria Ex-HIs cancel the Massillon engagement with the Wolverines after a latest win against the Loralp Mercuries. Management plans to book a top semi pro team for a home game and will announce details upon manager Yuck’s Akron return.
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Ea-Hts
Massillon
Elyria Ex-Hi
Maanilion “Wolverines
Loralp Mercuries
Slyria
Wolvering
Yuck
Akron
The
Orange and Black
New London Triumphs Over Vermilion In Rainy Showdown
New London defeats Vermilion 12 to 0 as mud and rain hampered handling and passes. Haakes and Jacoby scored in the third quarter while the slippery ball limited extra points. Next Friday New London hosts Ridgeville ahead of a Thanksgiving clash with Millard High, with Huron County title implications hinging on outcome.
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Vermilion
New London
Haakes
C. Crabbes
Jacoby
Sutherland
Miller McVeyss
Fischer Wert
LE White Sackett
Reifert Franks
Iileman
Leidheiser Wa
Hileman
Lumisy Jacoby
Vee -Qesssaa
Kenik C. Crabbes
McGrath F.crabbes
Hollzoy
Robertson
Smith
Hakes
Beblett
Umnire
Wels
Ridgeville
Millard Hi
Willard
Norwalk
Huron County
Togo
Paolino Defeats Von Porat In Madison Square Garden
In New York on November 6 Paolino Uzendun outpointed Otto Von Porat over 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden. The Basque floored Von Porat twice but failed to finish him, despite a first round knockdown. Von Porat, once Olympic champion, weighed 191.5 pounds to Paolino’s 198. A crowd of 15,000 watched the heavyweight bout.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Gene Tunney
Paolino Uzendun
Otto von Porat
Madison Square Garden
Kzeudun
von Porat
Paolino
Jack Dempsey
Elyria Plans Special Election Dance at Eagles Hall
A local notice invites residents to a special election dance at Elyria Eagles Hall tonight from eight to midnight. Western Union election returns will be directed to the hall. Admission is 50 cents per couple with an extra 25 cents for a lady.
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Elyria Eagles Hall
Western Union
Hall
Jady
Gala Barbers sweep Armco in Merchants B bowling
Kuipper of the Gala Barbers bowled a 603 total across three games 198 204 201 in last night’s Merchants B league action. Gala Barbers won all three from Armco Association bowlers as Knipper starred. Coca Cola toppled Fine gan Bakers by two games but lost the final game. Hasrodt Diamonds led early but dropped the last match.
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Kuipper
Gala Barbers
Merchants B
Knipper
Armco Association
Coca Cola
College grid practice notes across several campuses
Across Michigan Indiana Illinois and Notre Dame teams held practice as they prep for upcoming games. Key players like Randolph Judd Timm Brady Collins and Chevigny faced injury concerns while squads work on passing defense and rest periods. Coaches cited grueling sessions and roster uncertainties ahead of weekend matchups.
Walter Johnson and the Washington Senators Revolve Around a Big Train
The piece recounts Walter Johnson's rise with the Senators, his release by Clark Griffith after long service, and his later return as manager contender. It highlights Johnson as a pitching ace and student of the game, his MVP award in 1920, the 1924 World Series heroics, and his final years before a release that closed a major chapter in Washington baseball. The article also notes a shift in Dutch lore with Holland windmill water pumps giving way to electric power.
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Washington Senators
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Clark Griffith
Bucky Harris
Griffith
Walter
Maryland
Newark
Washington
Senators
Giants
Tom Zachary
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Polo Grounds
Pirates
Grimm
Holland
East menacing slate highlights rival games this week
Notre Dame meets the Army at Yankee Stadium while Michigan battles Navy in Baltimore. Carnegie Tech versus Georgetown at Albany pits two top untied teams against each other as Washington and Lee face Princeton and Maryland meets Yale. Fordham visits Boston College as Harvard takes on Pennsylvania at Cambridge.
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New York
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Georgia Tech
Army
Yankee Stadium
Michigan
Illinois
Navy
Baltimore
Ohio Wesleyan
Syracuse
Washington and Lee
Maryland
Princeton
Yale
New Haven
Albany
Garytown University
Carnegie Tech
Georgetown
New York University
Chick Meehan
Washington and Jefferson
Pittsburgh
George
Jtown
Boston College
Fordham
Boston
West Virginia
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Cambridge
Postponed Bowling in Merchants A League Tonight
All games in the Merchants A bowling league at Gala alleys are postponed due to the national election. League officials announced the make up date for the postponed games is next Tuesday, November 16th.
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Merchants
Community Notes from Columbia and Nearby Areas
November news from Columbia Ohio and neighboring towns covers visits and family updates. Mr and Mrs Joe Rice and Mrs Dora Busby of North Olmsted, plus others, visited families. new baby born at St John’s Hospital Cleveland. home sales and moves in Berea. long road trip details from Russell Carpenter. local classes and parties with prize winners. state orchestra member Ross Churchward with notable running records. group officers named for Friendship and Golden Links classes. Halloween events, parties, and lunches. upcoming Columbia Game Club meeting. Pomona Grange attendance. church and Sunday school boards to meet. and choir practice at the M E church with a praised anthem.
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Columbia
Joe Rice
Dora Busby
North Olmsted
Wm. Healey
Fred Marsh
Irene Arias
Eaton
Clair Howard
Wm. Roth
Write Roth
Eugene Roth
East Cleveland
Floyd Jacquays
St. John's Hospital
Cleveland
Doc Healey
Quarry Road
John Kliegmar
Johnny
George Vogt
Brooklyn
Russell Carpenter
Alberta
Canada
Camden
Wyoming
Aa. D. Carpenter
la Porte
Indiana
C. W. Ball
Darius Carpenter
Llewellyn Straub
Amanda Martin
Gibson
Front Street
Berea
Fred Wuerthele
Ralph King
Jack van Arsdale
Orra Crocker
Clarence. Relsing
Elyria
McAndrews
Lorain
Heber Howard
Ross Churchward
State Orange Symphony Orchestra
Columbus
Mary Newtell
Charles Longdon
North Eaton
Lyle Martin
Nelson Walters
Frank Hales
Lorena Crocker
Libb
Viola Ives
Leonard Prindle
Dorothy Cracker
Floydarrison
Wm. Miller
Clara Squires
Letty Mitchell
Rochester
Ohio
Caroline Gibson
Wilhelmina Hales
Columbia Game Club
Town Hall
Lillian May
Cora Mills
Bessie
Gertrude
Fern Pinkney
Pomona Grange
Oberlin
Carl Koplin
James Klingman
Brookin
Louis Klingman
John Novak
Hinckley
J. H. Akins
M. E. Church
Ivy Annewehr
Berean
Unethical Tactics in Business Spark Sunshine Plan
Club officers debate shifting to a new person to “spread sunshine” after concerns arise about unethical tactics in setting up business. The issue centers on honesty and integrity in promotional tactics and member trust.
Davey Delivers Address to Large Ohio Campaign Audience
Wellington November 6 Martin L Davey democratic candidate for governor of Ohio spoke to nearly 300 at a local theatre. J L Van Arman presided and Mrs Rice introduced speakers. Davey urged farm relief and was warmly applauded. Other Democrats present gave brief remarks. Davey and party were met and escorted into town by a local motorist police officer. Flags were displayed in his honor. Epidemic of mumps reported in the village including Mrs Paul Recard confined at home. Friendship Guild planned an Easter bazaar and membership contest led by Mrs C W Recard and Mrs E L Barrick. Home Guards of the Methodist church presented a missionary pageant at Sunday school led by Mrs J H Pase and Miss Jeannette Auble with young participants including Richard Barber, Ralph Gray, Harold Bonewit, Teddy Jones, Robert Sheperd, Keith Sorenson, Bob Johnson, Betty Jean Page, Virginia Gott, Doris Palmer, Lois Thornton, Esther Gott and Thya Johnson.
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Martin L. Davey
Wellington
Ohio
J. L. van Arman
Mr. Rice
Elyria
Martin J. Davey
Wilbur Beaver
Davey
Home Guards
Methodist Church
J. H Pase
Jeannette Auble
Miss Columbia
Richard Barber
Ralph Gray
Harold Bonewit
Teddy Jones
Robert Sheperd
Keith Sorenson
Bob Johnson
Betty Jean Page
Virginia Gott
Doris Palmer
Lois Thornton
Esther Gott
Thya Johnson
Family Dinner Hosts and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Earl Perkins hosted fourteen relatives and friends at a family dinner Sunday with a mo st enjoyable time reported by all. Guests were from Cleveland and Tiffin. Damon resigned from Big Four. FLMW Linder to replace. Ross Olney back to work after two weeks with a broken arm. Mrs Virgil Waite of Elyria visited her parents here. Wilbur Sutlis and Howard Page will present The Gloom Busters in Galion with Lutheran church sponsorship. Mr and Mrs Bert Critico visited R W Baker in Medina. Air travelers from England seek trips to Moscow and Constantinople. London sees more flexitarian diet fish eaters.
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Earl Perkins
Cleveland
Tiffin
TAC All F
Damon
FL MW Linder
Ross Olney
Virgil Waite
Elytia
Wilbur Sutlis
Howard Page
Gloom Busters
Galion
Lutheran Church
Bert Crrtico
R. W. Baker
Medina
Lions Club Leader Seeks Exit Over Sunshine Mission
Larry Nurre, newly elected chairman of the Lions club sick committee in Cincinnati, intends to quit his job. Nurre, an undertaker, cites fear his profession may reduce patient comfort and concern that rivals may accuse him of exploiting the illness issue.
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Cincinnate, O
Larry Nurra
Lions Club
Sunshine
Nurre
New Scotland Yard leadership marks a political shift
London reports a major change at Scotland Yard as Lord Byng of Vimy takes over as commissioner after Sir William Morwood and Sir Wyndham Childs retire. The Home Office tensions and local discontent color the upheaval, while past cases involving two young women and police conduct are noted as vindication for Yard actions.
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London
Scotland Yard
Toney
Metropolitan Police
William Morwood
Wyndham Childs
Lord Byng of
Vimy
Home Office
Police
Pollee
Higheat
Yeorys Ppolitan
England
Public sale of restaurant fixtures at 390 Broad Street Elyria
By virtue of a 1928 chattel mortgage Nellie Klady to Lee Hovis the undersigned will sell the restaurant fixtures and utensils at No 390 Broad Street Elyria Lorain County Ohio. The sale on Friday November 16 1928 at 10 00 am will treat the property as a unit and be offered in a lump to the highest bidder. Terms cash on day of sale. Prospective bidders may view by contacting Lee Hovis at 420 Tenth Street Elyria telephone 42893.
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Nellie IF. Klady
Lee Hovis
A. D
Recorder
Lorain County
Ohio
Broad Street
Elyria
Tenth Street
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Holmes
Sewell
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Sports Matter
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United Press Sports
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Friendship Guild
R. B. Pierce
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