Old Glory Grange Holds Meeting and Prizes
Old Glory Grange No 2215 met Tuesday evening November 28 with Rh D Holcomb as master. Regular business and communications were read. Russell Opfer won the penny match prize and Dan Campbell lost the sugar. Thanksgiving baskets were distributed Wednesday morning. Juvenile Grange also held its meeting.
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Old Glory Grange No
Rh. D. Holcomb
Russell Opfer
Dan Campbell
Wakeman Man To Face Charge Here Monday
Alex Kubiscik of R. D. 2 Wakeman is to be arraigned in police court Monday on a charge of reckless driving. He was arrested by Patrolman Robert Schwartz at 6 p.m. yesterday for driving recklessly on Cleveland and East Bridge streets.
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Alex Kubiscik
Wakeman
Robert Schwartz
Cleveland
East Bridge
Radio Programs and Schedule for Saturday November 27
A compact listing of radio programming across stations WTAM WHR WGAR WCLE and others for Saturday. Shows span morning to late evening with news sports musical segments quizzes bands and children's programming. The dense schedule includes many named acts and time blocks though some items are partially garbled.
Cher okee Strip at Lincoln Theatre Opens Sunday
A tale of the settlement of Indian Territory now Oklahoma is presented in Cher okee Strip at the Lincoln Theatre opening Sunday. Nearly 250000 attended the recent automobile show in London.
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Indian Territory
State of
Oklahoma
Lincoln Thatre
London
Double Wedding stars Powell and Loy at Lincoln Theatre
William Powell and Myrna Loy headline the gay comedy Double Wedding, the Capitol film opening Sunday at the Lincoln Theatre. The amusing co stars bring a light, witty screen pairing as the feature attraction.
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William Powell
Myrna Loy
the Lincoln Theatre
Tall sailors in navy may get longer sleeping hammocks
British Navy considers longer sleeping hammocks for tall sailors to improve rest aboard ships. Officials study ergonomic options and potential cost, aiming to boost crew comfort and efficiency on long deployments.
Manchukuo to boost coal output to 256.5 million tons
Manchukuo plans a major rise in coal production reaching 256,500,000 tons annually. The target signals intensified mineral extraction and energy supply expansion in the region.
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Manchukuo
Cleveland Radio Daybook Schedule Fragments from 1987
A jumbled listing shows WTAM WHK WGAR WCLE and others with a dense lineup of morning to late night programs. Names like Mary Marlin Pepper Youngs ONeills Road of Life and Lux Radio Theater appear amid hours and scrambled show titles, reflecting a chaotic program grid for Monday November 29, 1987.
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On the Mall
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Fact
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R. Appleberry
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Elyria Lions and Sandusky Lead Ohio Scrimmage Report
The season highlights Elyria and Sandusky as dominant in Ohio scholastic football with Elyria claiming strong state championship claims despite a 13 to 12 opener loss to Oberlin. The article notes Chaney Toledo Scott Sandusky Lorain Cleveland Heights Shaker Heights and others competing across Buckeye pipelines and Lake Erie leagues. The piece covers captain selections at Elyria and potential changes in coaching and rosters at surrounding schools, plus local notable players and future prospects.
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Crimson Aggregation
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Chaney
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King
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Lions
Clymermen
Lake Erie
Massillon
Su Sta Red
Ober- UN
Lance Boys
Elyria High
Bob Yanhke
Johnny Simon
Tony Woodzko
Don Brubaker
Johnny Wilhelmy
Dick Selman
Wilhelmy
Wolodzko
Luiain High
Hal Pryor
Shaw
Lyria
Ralph Less
Lakewood
Art Francis
Shaker
Gordon Tite
Hunter
Woods
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Toledo Waste
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Yale
George Novotny
Elyrian
Frank Humphrey
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Howard Chappell
Obituary notes for Snyder and several football players
Cleveland attorney and former Oberlin College and Western Reserve coach Taivey R. Snyder died of bronchial pneumonia. Snyder coached Oberlin from 1906 to 1910, then three years at Western Reserve, directing several championship teams. Also mentioned are Jerry Grundies of Cleveland Heights Al Morris of Lakewood and Stanley Ponch of Lorain with Chuck Maag noted as a great Sandusky tackle receiving numerals.
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Jerry Grundies
Cleveland Heights
al Morris
Lakewood
Stanley Ponch
Lorain
Chuck Maag
Sandusky
Taivey R. Snyder
Cleveland
Oberlin College
Snyder
Oberlin
Western Reserve
Ridgeville bowling league standings and results
Ridgeville Garage won two games from the Gerhart Diggers while Brown Sohivars swept Barnes Coal Company. Knights of St John League matches at the Knights of Columbus alleys. Cleaning Room tied for first in Electro Alleys by beating Foundry. Machine Shop lost to Furnace at Elyria Recreation.
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Ridgeville Garage
Barnes Coal Company
Browns Sohivars
LEN Gerhart
Gerhart Diggers
Brown Sohians
Ridgeville
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Hidgeville Garage
Amy Resnoljds
Wetltshi
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Rothgery
Lbs
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Ak Laoada
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Christie Onseee
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Minnick Aesee
Greenich Eeane
Malone Eonmnmae
Furnace Saeeeae
Machine Shop
Paton Sesneees
Plato Aebeeeeee
Thayer Sew Nene
Doo Tomsie Sepeeee
Carlson
Cleveland New Haven In Hockey Loop Clash
Cleveland and New Haven prepare for a key game as the Barons face off in a pivotal hockey league clash. Both teams seek crucial points to boost standings and momentum.
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Cleveland
New Haven
New Haven Eagles Face IAHL Match At The Arena
The New Haven Eagles meet in an I A H L game at The Arena tonight. Both teams share identical league records with one win, three losses and three ties.
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New Haven Eagles
Locker Room Gossip
Dee Sheppard of Edinburgh high school rose to prominence as a standout in cross country. He won the Ohio scholastic title and placed third nationally in Newark, NJ, while commuting six miles daily by running to school. He set a course record in Newark and is viewed as a strong 1940 Olympic prospect.
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United Press
Dee Sheppard
Edinburgh
Ohio
Newark
New Wilfer
Sheppard
Sheppaca
Ian
Cleveland Amateur Basketball Team Seeks Players
Cleveland based amateur basketball squad seeks players to join for upcoming season. Coaching staff invites skilled guards and forwards with competitive experience to try out at central gym. Team aims to compete in regional leagues and build a roster of ten to twelve players.
Suburban Calendar Highlights Local Church and Legion Events
Avon Lake Bay Village and Avon Lake American Legion host a card party at the Chateau at p.m. for the Drum and Bugle corps. Chatham Young Peoples Sunday School class holds a Thanksgiving party in church parlors. Medina Four-H clubs observe Achievement Day in Medina. Lagrange Old Glory Grange plans a Board Party Saturday evening. Chatham Special Thanksgiving services at the Congregational church Sunday morning. RATON A Living Flame at Eaton church at 8 p.m. VON LAKE Erwin Britton preaches at the Congregational church 11 a.m. first Sunday in Advent with special choir music and Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.
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Rams Players Signatures and Preseason Bet On Coaches
Four players associated with the Cleveland Rams are highlighted Johnny Drake from Purdue Ted Livingston from Trionia Sam Busich and Ted Rosequist from One State. The report notes early preseason conditioning by KRON high school football 4 coaches and a Board of Education decision to pay mentors five dollars a day for preseason work with a total not to exceed seventy five dollars. TESSE OWENS former Ohio State track ace and 1946 Olympic quadruple winner has disbanded his orchestra and is touring the midwest with a professional basketball team.
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Kron High
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Ohina
Berlin
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