Giants in six says Frank Frisch in World Series preview
Henry McLemore reports Frisch predicted the Giants would win the series in six games. He notes DiMaggio’s near-miss and Hubbell’s strong pitching, with Schumacher and Gomez expected to start for the Yankees as the opener. Frisch remains confident the Giants will clinch by the sixth game.
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United Press
EW York
Frankie Frisch
Giants
Bartell
Frisch
Joe DiMaggio
Franke Crosetti
Red Rolfe
DiMaggio
Lou Gehrig
George Selkirk
Hubbell
Carl
Hal Schumacher
Lefty Gomez
Schumacher
Glamis
Yanks
Nicker
Press Room Five Defeats Clerks in Bowling League
The Press Room five defeated the Time Clerks two games to one in a General Industries match on Temple slides. C. Meredith led Time Clerks with 502 in three games while Miller paced the winners with 495.
Northern Ohio Grid Elevens In Action
Northern Ohio league teams prepare for final independent game day before next week’s league schedule. Amherst hosts Lorain while Wellington faces Norwalk St Pauls as Vermilion previously beat Amherst and St Pauls edged Vermilion 13 to 6 in a recent clash.
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Northern Ohio
Amherst
Wellington
Vermilion
Lorain
Lighties
Wellington Dukes
Norwalk St. Paul’s
Saints
Thousands Flee From Hongkew as Japanese Tensions Rise
Thousands of Chinese escape from Hongkew toward the international settlement amid rising anti Japanese sentiment. Chinese police relaxed controls after bars were finally raised, following a 1922 riot and fear of court actions regarding Chinese suspects in a Japanese murder case. Japanese authorities press hard on Sung Cheh-Yuan to withdraw troops, install a Ping Han garrison, dismiss anti Japanese officials, tighten school control, and aid access to North China resources.
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Shanghai
Hongkew
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Hoopel-Chabar
North China
Peiping- Tientsin
Pao Ting Fu
Ping Han
Peiping
New York S L Beats New York A L In 5 1 Victory
Box score totals show New York S L defeating New York A L 5 to 1 with Selkirk and Bartell homeruns. Key players include Ruffings pitching and defensive plays such as double plays by Whitehead and Terry. Offensive highlights feature Selkirk and Bartell driving in runs and Powell Ott credited with two bases. Umpires Pfirman Geisel Mager kurth Summers. Time 2 49.
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New York
S. L
A. L
Selkirk
Bartell
Mancuso
Whitehead
Jackson
Hubbell
Powell Ott
Croasetti
Ripple
Rolfe
Terry
Lazzeri
Dicker
NiMageto
Gehrig
Moore
Pfirman
Geisel
Magerkurth
Summers
Bellevue Knights Face Night Game After Tough Fee
Bellevue hosts Amherst after beating them 20 to 6 last week. Medina travels to Canton Lehman, Lehman’s first year as a class A school. New London Wildcats go to Crestline after a scoreless tie with Loudonville, seeking revenge for past losses.
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Bellevue
Amherst
Medina
Wooster
Ravenna
Canton
Lehman
New London Wildcats
Wildcats
Loudonville
Nephi Residents Trap Flies for Bounties in Utah City
Nephi Utah families work a new industry by trapping flies for a city bounty. About $60 has been paid on roughly 604 quarts at 10 cents per quart with a weekly high of 426 quarts.
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NEPHI
Utah
Hilo Hosts Free Papaia Day For Planting Melon Trees
In Hilo Hawaii residents celebrate a Papaia Day similar to Watermelon Day with free distribution of melon bearing trees to anyone who wishes to plant them.
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Hilo
Hawaii
America
Broad mind sets and logic as tools of knowledge
The piece contrasts broad-mindedness with open-mindedness and notes logic as the instrument by which reason builds knowledge. It highlights distinctions between being expansive in view and being receptive, while framing logic as essential to understanding.
New York Times Affirms Support for Roosevelt
New York Times announced support for President Roosevelt in the upcoming election. The editorial argues Roosevelt will rein in radicalism, maintain conservatism in a second term, and curb government excess while balancing the budget. It criticizes Republican nationalism and notes continued independence and selective critique of Landon.
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New York
New York Times
Roosevelt
Republican Party
United States
Democratic Party
the Times
Landon
Lardon
Avon Lake Council Approves Wall Project and Signals Plan
Avon Lake council met at Ark Hall and approved the retaining wall project and authorized submission to WPA authorities. The clerk was instructed to apply for a traffic signal permit at Lake and Center, and the Inwood Beach project was resubmitted for approval. Bond and interest payments through October 1, 1936 were authorized, and discussion covered delinquent special assessment taxes and a farmers market north of Lake road on Moore road.
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Avon Lake
the Ark Hall
Boehm
State Highway Department
Lake and Center Road
Inwood Beach
Miss Rena Titus Weds Karl Thoma in Quiet Congregational Ceremony
Miss Rena Titus a Christian Science church soloist wed Karl Thoma a Cleveland salesman at First Congregational church Sunday at 2 pm Rev Herbert Loomis officiated Daughters Betty Neise and Jane Thoma served as witnesses They planned a brief wedding trip after a luncheon at the Doughty home on Lake Road
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Rena Titus
Karl Thoma
Cleveland
First Congregational
Herbert F. Loomis
Betty Neise
Jane Thoma
Robert Doughty
Lake Road
Miss Titus
Christian Science Church
Mr. Thomas
Sears-Roebuck Co
Masonic Order
Avon Lake Spectrum subscription drive opens with prizes
The Avon Lake Spectrum annual drive began last week led by Don Manning who spoke to all grades announcing prizes for top subscription gains. The goal is 2069 subscriptions and the campaign runs to October 5 as the business staff led by Bill Lott along with Bob Wilson Mildred Trinarovich Jack Page and Bobby Burkhardt prepares advertising space. Weekend guest Peter Weber spent the week-ends.
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Avon Lake Spectrum
Don Manning
Manning
Bill Lott
Bob Wilson
Mildred Trinarovich
Jack Page
Bobby Burkhardt
Local families visit relatives over weekend
The report lists numerous Sunday visits and weekend gatherings. Names include Carl Weber and family in Cleveland, a trip to Conneaut, William Lehr of Lakewood with Mr. and Mrs. William Somerville, Rory Paterson of Cleveland with Avon Lake relatives, Roy Whale visiting from Cleveland, Wilson Buswell and son Ronnie with Ed Buswell’s family, Walter Mitchell with Horace Mitchell in Lorain, KR V Mardis of East Cleveland on town business, Fred Horwedel and family at the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland, Henry Schenck and Lucy Walker with Ben Walker’s, C Horn at a Sunday school party in Cleveland, Ed Russell entertaining East Cleveland guests, J Saunders of Center road with Cleveland relatives, and Galesmith of Detroit returning home after two weeks with Carl Pedersen’s family in Hunter.
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William Lehr
Lakewood
William Somerville
Willard Paterson
Rory
Cleveland
Avon Lake
Roy Whale
Perry Taylor
Wilson Buswell
Ronnie
Ed Buswell
Steve Moore Road
Walter Mitchell
Horace Mitchell
Lorain
KR. V. Mardis
East Cleveland
Fred Horwedei
Henry Schenck
Lucy Walker
Ben Walker
C. Horn
Ed. Russell
J. Saunders
Center Road
Galesmith
Detroit
Mich
Carl Pedersen
Hunter
Townsendites To Meet In Akron Saturday Evening
Announcement for Dr Francis E Townsend visual education program in Akron Ohio on Saturday October 3 at East High School. Event starts at eight o clock admission free and open to the public. Speakers include Floyd J Smith Lois Jeanne Johnson Dr Stephen E Tartar Raymond J Keffries Charles H Hubbell Beecher E Hess.
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Francis E. Townsend
Akron
Ohiio
East High School
Floyd J. Smith
Lois Jeanne Johnson
Stephen E. Tartar
Vis
Dept
Raymond J. Keffries
Citizen Maximum
Charles H. Hubbell
Townsend
Beecher E. Hess
Vincent News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hurd called on Mrs. Carl Buell of Penfield Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Heck entertained over the weekend Vernon Heck and nephew Bille Heck of Fort Wayne Indiana. Mrs. F. H. Leis attended a P.H. Lodge committee meeting at Mrs. Resar’s Elyria home. Callers at J. G. Morris home included Reverend H. J. Bond of Avon and Mrs. D. A. Woodings with her son, plus her Cleveland-area parents.
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H. J. Bond
Avon
D. A. Woodings and Son
Oberlin League of Women Voters Sets October Meeting
Oberlin League of Women Voters will hold a general meeting Monday October 5 at eight o'clock in Wright Laboratory. The program runs under the Government and Operation committee led by Mrs Leigh Alexander, with Kinsey and Alexander filling unexpired terms.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin League of Women Voters
Wright Laboratory
Committee On Government
Leigh Alexander
League
Kinsey
Alexander
McAfee
Taylor
Harvey Wooster
H. N. Holmes
League of Women Voters
Columbus
Legislative Council of the State League
Oberlin women attend District D.A.R. meeting in Alliance
Several Oberlin residents joined the District D A R gathering held yesterday at the Presbyterian church in Alliance Ohio. More than two hundred attended the luncheon and meeting described as the district's largest. Reports from chapters, a musical program, and speeches by distinguished speakers followed. Oberlin attendees included Mrs H V Zahm Mrs Glenn Molyneaux Mrs Lee Rowe Mrs E A Stevens and Mrs George Jackson.
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Oberlin
Presbyterian Church
Alliance
Ohio
Obervlin
H. V. Zahm
Glenn Molyneaux
Lee Rowe
E. A Stevens
George Jackson
Oberlin Women’s Club Education Dept Hosts Evening
Mrs. W. L. Persons welcomed the Education Department of the Oberlin Women's club at Elm street home. Guests discussed Main Streets of the World. Mrs. F. C. Ruth leads the department for the year with Sara E Prince as assistant leader and Florence Clevenger as secretary treasurer. Prince to host next meeting on October 12.
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W. L. Persons
Oberlin Women’s Club
Elm Street
F. C. Ruth
Sara E_ Prince
Florence Clevenger
Sara E. Prince
Meeting of Revchan lodge deputies in Medina
Deputies of the Revchan lodge District No. 9 met yesterday in Medina O. Mr and Mrs C R Summers Mrs Rudekoff and Mrs Bertha Murphy attended from Oberlin. The Woodland Avenue Mending Bee plans a pot luck supper tonight at Mrs Bert Locke home on Woodland Avenue with a garden picnic if weather permits.
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Revchan Lodge
Medina. O
Airs
C. R. Summers
Rudekoff
Bertha Murphy
Oberlin
Woodland Avenue
Bert Locke
Oberlin Grange Cards to Open Season Saturday
The first in a series of card parties staged by the Oberlin Grange will be held Saturday evening October 3 in the Grange hall. Mr and Mrs Hilton Arndt of Sullivan and other locals visited East College Street residents. Grace Beckett leaves for Columbus to study at Ohio State University. Beckett holds Oberlin college graduate scholarship at the University. Bud Rowland and wife plan a Florida winter home after visiting his parents on East Gollere Street. William Carson Jr returns to Columbus to study in the engineering department at Ohio State University.
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Oberlin Grange
Grange Hall
Hilton Arndt
Sullivan
George Behnke
East College Street
Grace Beckett
Woodland Avenue
Columbus
Ohio State University
Beckett
O. C
Oberlin College
Bud Rowland
Florida
T. H. Rowland
East Gollere Street
William Carson, Jr
Ohio State Univerisity
Morgenthau accuses Hearst of using incorrect facts
Secretary Morgenthau charged William Randolph Hearst with erroneous facts in an editorial attacking President Roosevelt and policy including the Tri Power Currency Agreement. He denied any U S loan to France and questioned aiding France and fellowists.
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Washington
U P -Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Today
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Roosevelt
Tri- Nation
Morgenthau
France
Elyria Residents Visit Relatives and Attend Gatherings
Jonathan of Elyria and Miss Ella Tilden with Mrs Anne Tilden have relatives in Lorain. Harley Rea and children stayed with O B Rea in Lorain and moved to a house on Samuel Street Elyria. Alwyn Rea is in the second grade in Elyria. Calls and visits occurred among local families on Tuesday.
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Jonathan
Elyria
Ella Tilden
Anne Tilden
Harley Rea
Lorain
O. B. Rea
Samuel Street
Alwyn Rea
John Gens
Ellen Langton
S. Co. Hurlbur
Charles Long
Walter AicMillan
Harold Becksteine
Congregational Union Guests From North Olmsted
Residents from North Olmsted attended the Congregational Union at Strongsville on Tuesday including Rev Mrs Clyde L Kuhn M and Mrs A N Eldred with Mr and Mrs O A Risk and Misses Julia Hammond and Laura Houseman. Officers and teachers of the Congregational Sunday school met at the A N Eldred home on Thursday for supper and business. Mrs Eldred was assisted by Mrs C L Kuhn.
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North Olmsted
Congregational Union
Strongsville
Clyde L. Kuhn
A. N. Eldred
O. A. Risk
Julia Hammond
Laura Houseman
Congregational Sunday School
Local Scout Meeting and Community Notices in Congregational Church
The new boy scout troop meets every Monday at the Congregational church and invites interested boys. Bowling season opens at church alleys this week. Mrs. R. J. Thompson hosted the Tuesday Study Club at North Porter Road. Attendees included Mrs. Elizabeth Mills Mrs. Edward Crowell and Mrs. Edward Heit. L. E. Hares of the local High School was elected vice president of the Cuyahoga County Teachers Association in Becksville. P. T. A. to meet October 7 with Safety as the topic. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hawk welcomed a son at Berea Hospital last week. Mrs. MacEachran recovering from a mild stroke. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bourne celebrated their 31st anniversary with a Sunday dinner Loser's. Mrs. J. B. Elderkin of Milan and son Roland visiting. they later went to Cleveland to see Elderkin's father J. Harlow and sister Miss Pauline Harlow.
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R. J. Thompson
North Porter Road
Elizabeth Mills
Edward Crowell
Edward Heit
L. E. Hares
Cuyahoga County Teachers Association
Becksville
Harry Hawk
Berea Hospital
Divorce and sheriff sale notices from Lorain County Ohio
Legal notices announce divorce petitions against Wr. E. Lucas and Jean Thomas in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas with dates in 1935 and a separate sheriff sale of real estate by The Cleveland Trust Company. Public sale at Elyria Court House scheduled for October 10 1935 at 10 AM includes property in Lorain County Ohio.
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Wr. E. Lucas
Morris Place
Washington, D. C
Court of Common Pieas
Lorain County
Ohio
Sai
Uname
Marguderite Lucas
East Hamiton
Oberlin
Piaintit
Ove RK
Mischke
Phe
Itsa
Lisra
TEGAL
Jean Thomas
Ozone Park
New York
Marie Thomas
Court of Common Pleas
Henry P. Webber
Commercial
Lorain
The
Cleveland Trust Company
Laintiff
Viola H. Bracken
Sheriff Sale Notices From Lorain County Real Estate Listings
A batch of sheriff’s sale announcements for Lorain County Ohio details cases from 1936 including properties in Lorain City and Russia and Ridgeville townships. Listings describe parcels with street addresses on First Avenue and Elyria Avenue, lot dimensions, appraisals ranging from about 1 700 to 3 000 dollars, and sale terms requiring cash and two thirds of appraised value.
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Loree
Onia
First Avenue
Eighth Street
Sth Street
Lorain
Ohio
Clarence W. Dick
Lorain County
Obie, Fauver & Fauver
Sherriffis
Cleveland Trust Company
Viola Ho Bracken
Court of Common Pleas
Courk House
Elyria
O. Root
Sheffeld Township
Elyria Avenue
Lor2in
Ohie
Sherif Lorain Country
Fauver
Sherife
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Louis Mulder
Lorain Court
Lowis
Russia
County of
State of
Russia Township
Ambhorse Road
B. C. Gibson
Prne
Amherst Road
Arthur C. Wangerien
Arthur C. Wangserien
Sai
Isie
Larence W. Dick
John von Blum
Union Savings & Loan Company
Jacob Jaroscak
Ridgeville
Loran
Ridge Ville
Jacob Toller
Mick Smitek
Suha Smitek
St. Lorain County
Nick Smitek
Sofia Smitek
Jacob Toll
Cleveland Electric
Common Pleas Court
Ucase
Lorain Conwy
John B. Carter
Cleveland
Uliminating Company
Arende W. Dick
Richard 3
Horan
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