Lorain County Apple Queen Contest at Ravenna Show
Three Lorain County girls compete for the title of apple queen at the North Ohio Potato and Apple Show in Ravenna. Rebecca Rea wins county contest, with Marguerite Sureicher and Lucille Senning as runners up. Nine Lorain County apple owners and five potato growers enter the show.
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Lorain County
Ivenna
Ohio
Rain County
Rebecca Rea
Markley
Iss Marguerite Sureicher
Klisle Township
Sliss Lucille Senning
Ravenna
FL. E. Schriver
Osrain County
Gerald Asenpfing
Brownhelm
Milton Ppley
Elyria Township
Leroyang
Grafton
Albert
iGrange
AME
Lorain Junty
Townhbelimn
Henrietta
E. Catten
Reuben Miller
Enjes
Howard Shattuck
Karasenpflug
Samuel Bacon
L. Leimbach
Charles Landau
Enzietta
Otto Noble
Schools Heads Have Fleeting Here Dinner Meet
County superintendents and principals gathered for a dinner meeting amid lighthearted commentary as officials faced a brief moment of awkwardness and attention in the room.
Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Backache Relief
An old remedy claim states backache stems from tired kidneys and excess acids in the blood. Doan's Pills are advertised as a safe treatment to flush out waste, restore energy, and provide relief after use for over 40 years.
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Doan
Recognition of Nationalists Protested by Loyalist Leaders
Lisbon reports Premier Francisco Largo Caballero of the Loyalist government protested to the League of Nations against Italian and German recognition of the Nationalists. The Nationalist Teneriffe station said Germany named Baron Estobber as envoy to the Nationalists with headquarters at Salamanca. A joyous Salamanca celebration followed the Italian German recognition news.
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Lisbon
Francisco Largo Caballero
League of Nations
Valencia
Teneriffe
Germany
Baron Estobber
Salamanca
New Classrooms To Be Ready Soon At Jefferson Junior High
Jefferson Junior High plans a new addition likely usable after Thanksgiving. Superintendent Maston says most rooms will be open by Nov 239 with incomplete equipment. The science room and sewing area face partial delays, while the gym and portable stage will expand capacity for sports.
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Jefferson Junior High School
R K. C. Maston
Maston
School Leaders Discuss Problems and Solutions at Gabies
More than twenty superintendents and principals joined a discussion at The Gabies last night. Each speaker covered school problems and their personal approaches, with one speaker accepting sole responsibility for any embarrassing confessions. Dr. F. R. Dew, county health commissioner, spoke about county health work, while Gerald M. Frank outlined plans to build music libraries in each school.
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F. R. Dew
Gerald M. Frank
YMC A Industrial League Opens Dec 2 With Re entries
The Y M C A Industrial Basketball League will start December 2 with all eleven teams from last season reentering. No new clubs joined by November 16, and the schedule remains the same except for a shortened playoff format involving the top four teams in a round robin.
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Y. M. C. A. Industrial Basketball Loop
Steel and Tubes
Weekend Prep Notes From Gridiron Buzz and Suspected Superstitions
A mixed batch of sports rumors and anecdotes from college football and high school notes. Topics include a Fremont practice called off due to 12 of 21 varsity players absent, a miscount involving Naomi Washburn’s bunny shooting, praise notes from Elyria to Miami UCU, a Turkey Day pick Cincinnati over the Redskins, Notre Dame versus Northwestern and Alabama Fordham title talk, Princeton versus Dartmouth preparations, and quirky superstition stories about Princeton’s Johnny Chubet with bullets in his pocket. Also mentions Chiefs and Buckeyes prep chatter and coach quotes about gates and purgatory ahead of Michigan and Ohio State clash.
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Fremont
Naomi Washburn
Ralph Fer
Vernon Smith
Elyria Bors
Miami Ucu
Miami
Notre Dame
Alabama
Fordham
Pitts
Duquesne
Princeton
Dartmouth
Tiger
Johnny
Chubet
Francis Schmidt
Ohio
Gates of Mercy
Bennie Oosterbaan
Michigan
Buckeyes
Wolverine
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio Officials Seek To Complete 38 39 Grid Skeds
Ohio State officials moved to finalize 1938 and 1939 football schedules. The 1938 card has one open date October 1 offered to Indiana. if declined, a non conference foe will be sought and ties with Indiana could be severed temporarily. Eight opponents are listed for the Buckeyes this season.
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Ohio
Columbus
CPI
Ohio State
Michigan
Buck Athletic Department
Buck
Indiana
Nation Awaits Selection of All-Star Teams
United Press reports 1936 college football all-American selections loom as writers debate picks. Yale star Larry Kelley leads discussions while Northwestern’s Fred Vanzo emerges as standout nonglamorous role model. Analysts stress balancing showmanship with true ability amid regional praise and doubt.
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United Press
Hicago
Larry Kelley
Yale
Grant
Kelley
Merle Wendt
Ohio State
Tinsley
Louisiana State
Daddie
Pittsburgh
Kovateh
Northwestern
Harris
Iowa
Bershak
North Carolina
Hibbs
California
Navy
Vanzo
Keller
Fred Vanzo
Minnesota
Steve Toth
Gopher
Ballyhoo
Webster’s
Funk & Wagznalls
Oxford
Billings
Mont
Justice
Vermont
Maine
Buckeyes Face 1938 Schedule With Big Ten Rotations
Ohio State plans for 1938 include games against Texas Christian Purdue Southern California Northwestern Chicago Indiana Illinois Michigan and Ohio State contends with a six game Big Ten slate if Indiana wins the opener. Athletic leaders plan a Western Conference meeting in December to lay groundwork for a future draft while focusing on Michigan drills and pass defense against a freshman Wolverine squad using piars.
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Texas Christian
Purdue
Southern California
Northwestern
Chicago
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Scarlet and Gray
California
New York U
Bucks
L. W. St. John
Francis A. Schmidt
Wolverine Piars
Oberlin Hosts Annual Ohio Conference Cross Country Meet
Six Ohio teams race in Oberlin for the four mile conference cross country meet. Wooster and Oberlin lead entries with Oberlin slight favorite defending champion. Other teams Muskingum Case Bowling Green Mount Union run the Oberlin course starting at 3 pm finishing by the football stands.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Wooster
Muskingum
Case
Bowhing Green
Mount Union
Wooster-Oberlin
Oberlin and Wooster Prepare for 24th Grid Clash
Oberlin faces Wooster at Ciii Field in the 24th Oberlin Wooster gridiron meeting. Oberlin trail 13 wins to 8 with two ties in 23 prior games. a win would give Oberlin a four and four year record. Quarterback Wally Cooper may miss the game due to a sprained ankle.
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Oberlin
Wooster
Ciii Field
Wally Cooper
Denison
McLEMORE SAYS INEHURST NOV 19
Joe Exar arrives in Pinestown with a claim to the title The Fairway Fool after earning notoriety for his shock shots. He speaks from the Carolina hotel porch as townsfolk gather and discuss his performance and persona amid local chatter and curiosity.
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Inehurst
N.C
Joe Exar
Pinehurst
Ezar Talks Of Benny The Rolfed King And Putt Skills
The interview notes Ezar describing Benny the golfer, his faults and recovery in hall play, and a wish to test the king of England at golf. ZAR mentions a London trip, Bucking ham Palace ring, and King Edward’s possible score. The piece closes noting Ezar’s ability to dream and believe.
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Italy
Ezar
Benny
Rolfer
Bill Burke
Sim
Zar
London
King Edward
Buckingham Palace
Joe
United Press
Personal justice viewed from the other man’s point of view
A philosophical note argues that personal justice largely comes from seeing issues through another person's perspective, emphasizing empathy and understanding as key elements.
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