Dairymen Gather in Ravenna for Educational Meeting
Lorain County dairy men join peers from 19 northeastern Ohio counties in Ravenna for a Farm Bureau led discussion on feeding problems. The 1 p.m. session at Ravenna City Hall features Cornell nutrition expert Prof. George W. Cavanaugh on organic minerals and animal nutrition, plus talks by Mark Keeney of Overbrook Farms and other dairy authorities.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Ravenna
Farm Bureau
Ravenna City
George W. Cavanaugh
Cornell University
Cavanaugh
Phillip R. Park
Prof. Cavanaugh
Europe
England
Scotland
France
Pasteur Institute
Mark Keeney
Overbrook Farms
Cedar Grove
New Jersey
Keeny
Missouri
Fess Appeals to Labor in Ohio Campaign Speech
Senator Simeon D. Fess, incumbent Republican, told a Cambridge Ohio audience that New Deal policies hurt labor by devaluing the dollar and raising living costs. He argued higher prices do not translate to higher wages and warned NRA interference with contracts weakens laborers’ position.
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Cambridge
Simeon D. Fess
Repubican
Sen. Fess
NRA
Y-Indus Club Hosts Fish Fry And Bridge Night
Members gathered at the Terrell home on North Ridge Road for a fish fry followed by bridge and discussion. The program closed with group singing led by Ray Brunger.
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Y-Indus Club
Terrell
North Ridge Road
Ray Brunger
Radio Schedule Fragments From WHK WTAM and More
A collage of broadcast listings shows WHK WTAM and other stations with program times and performers including Maxine Howard Clara Linder Buck Rogers and Burns and Allen plus bands orchestras and speakers scheduled from late afternoon to midnight with varied acts and a bulletin board note.
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Maxine Howard
Skippy
Jack Armstrong
Clara G. Linder
Buck Rogers
Vincent FH. Percy
Myrt
Marge
Plain Bil
Boake Carter
Edwin C. Hil
Edwy
Nino Martini
Burns and Allen
Byrd Expedition
Whaek Ensble
Olman
Henderson’s Or
Prophet Band
Tom Mix
Call Boy
Stamp Club
Boy Reporter
Billy Batchelor
Talk
Duffy
Gene
Glenn
Fidler
Frank Buck
Mary Pickford
Wayne King
Fred Allen
Radio Schedule Fragments Hit ICY Echoes
Fragmentary listing from WGAR radio schedule shows various program titles and hosts with times, including Memory Lady Polish Progra and Tune Triplets. Odd spellings and cut lines suggest a station lineup draft with stations and host snippets rather than complete program notes.
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George Herman
the Gladhanders
August Piazza
Contey’s
WGAR
A.M. T
Lew We
Collesians
Rom Pnese
Radio Kitchen
Hazel Arth
Tony Wons
Navy Llito
Gene Ag
Fields
Onounesd
Ana Bade
Quticneng Tey
Ane Arione
Grek
Beaste
Davis
Wellington High Honor Roll Includes Senior and Junior Students
Wellington Ohio announces September honor roll lists. Senior high names include Jeannette Grissinger Christ Mac Dermott Robert Avery Richard Barber Philip Duff with top grades. Others like Louise Parke Ronald SooyV Albert Carpenter and Laura Mary Johns also show high marks. Junior high records feature Wilma Brewer and Freda Adams among several peers with multiple A and B grades. Club officers include MacDermott as president and Ralph Gray as vice president, with Marjorie Young secretary and Marjory Falls treasurer. Sophomores elect Donald Swanger president Freda Rogers vice president Billy Carpenter secretary and treasurer.
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Wellington
D. G. Swanger
Jeannette Grissinger
Christ MacDermott
Robert Avery
Richard Barber
Philip Duff
Louise Parke Andonald Sooyv
Albert Carpenter
Laura Mary Johns
Rosie Barson
Raymond Cassell
Leland Martin
Wyona Preston
Mardelle Sawyer
Margery Young
Wilma Brewer
Freda Adams
LeRoy Adams
Betty Cassell
Junior Grissinger
Edna Mae Jones
Eileen Lawson
Miriam Sanders
Charles West
Yvonka Zubrick
High School Class Officers Elected in Student Vote
Election day at the local high school saw Seniors choosing president Albert Carpenter, vice president Anita Rogera, secretary Donald Sooy, and treasurer. Junior class elected Chris to fill its officer posts.
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Albert Carpenter
Anita Rogera
Donald Sooy
Secy
Treas
Chris
Methodist Epworth League Party Brings 27 Members Together
Members of the Methodist Epworth League gathered in the Sunday School rooms on Monday at 7 39 for a social. Miss Marguerite Web ber led the evening with Ernest Smith and Laura May John on the committee. Guests tested in arithmetic spelling geography and reading before recess for hot chocolate and sandwiches. Twenty seven members attended and enjoyed the affair.
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Methodist Epworth League
Marguerite Webber
Ernest Smith
Laura May John
Kings Daughters Meeting Postponed to Oct Ninth
The Mary E. Knapp Circle of the Junior Kings Daughters has postponed this week's meeting until Oct 9 Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Hilda Mason.
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Kings Daughters
Mary E. Knapp
Hilda Mason
Farm Women's Club Thursday Meeting Notes
Farm Women's Club activity for Thursday outlines a gathering of members with plans for a meeting agenda. It notes discussions on community projects, possible fundraising, and upcoming events. Members are identified by initials, with the date and venue to be confirmed.
End of Job Predicted for Rural Farm Worker Miss Grace Ryan
Miss Grace Ryan of El Cajon California predicts that her home demonstration work for rural Women in Arizona will end as improved roads travel and mass media reduce farm isolation. She notes that women have learned most of what can be taught and foresees a shift in the western farm woman due to newspapers magazines radios and increased mobility.
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Grace Ryan
el Cajon
Cal
Arizona
Miss Ryan
Men’s Club to Hold All Day Meeting at Grange Hall
The men’s club will meet Thursday at the Grange Hall for an all day session. Hosted by Mrs. Mabel Perkins and Mrs. Rosa Comstock, a covered dish dinner will be served at noon. Members will answer the roll call with “A Household Hint.”
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Grange Hall
Mabel Perkins
Rosa Comstock
Rot
Hagman Rites Held in La Grange Township Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. August Hagman of La Grange township were conducted at the home Tuesday afternoon with Rev. J. McAlpine of the La Grange Methodist church officiating. Pallbearers listed were Avery Wilcox Frank Pease Ralph Sanders Ed Sanders Albert Wilcox and Fred Frosser. Burial followed on the family lot in La Grange Cemetery under Keith S. Andrews Funeral Directors. Mrs. Henry Ramser and Mrs. Delano Beers left today for southern Ohio to visit relatives including Samger’s daughter, a freshman at Ohio State. They planned to stay with Mrs. Beer's in Nelsonville.
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Henry Ramser
Delano Beers
Ohio
Samger
Jances
Ohio State
Mrs. Beer
Nelsonville
Hide-Out at Capitol Theatre stars Montgomery O'Sullivan
A big city racketeer hides on a farm for weeks in Hide-Out presented at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow Friday and Saturday. Robert Montgomery and Maureen O'Sullivan lead the cast in this drama style crime tale.
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Capitol Theatre
Robert Montgomery
Maureen O'Sullivan
Affairs Of Cellini at the Rivoli Theatre
Benvenuto Cellini the famed sixteenth century goldsmith and lover arrives on screen in The Affairs of Cellini at the Rivoli Theatre starting tomorrow. Constance Bennett and Frederic March lead the cast in this passionate period drama.
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Benvenuto Cellini
Cellini
Rivoli Theatre
Constance Bennett
Frederic March
Avon Lake Council Appoints Library Member and Reviews Projects
Avon Lake Ohio council at adjourned meeting appointed William Schumaker Sr to fill the unexpired library term of Hugh Kane and confirmed the appointment. Discussion covered water mains at Inwood Beach and Belden Park, zoning of nonconforming beer sales, and repairs to the village police car with bids to be estimated.
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Avon Lake
Rouse
William Schumaker
Hugh Kane
Schumaker
Inwood Beach
Belden Park
T. W. Laundon
F. E
Bowman and Buswell Attend Lorain Akron Football Game
James Bowman and Wesson Buswell attended the Lorain Akron football game in Akron on Saturday.
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James Bowman
Wesson Buswell
Lorain-Akron
Akron
Major Shepard Retrial Ordered in Wife Murder Case
Major Charles A. Shepard army physician to stand trial again in Kansas City Kansas for the murder of his second wife Zenana Shepard. The 1929 Fort Riley poisoning led to a life prison term before the Supreme Court ordered a retrial, with prosecutors seeking to prove he killed her to marry Grace Brandon.
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Charles A. Shepard
Kansas City
Kas
Zenana Shepard
Major Shepard
Fort Riley
Grace Brandon
Supreme Court
Team Roster Mentions Bud Hall and Players
The text lists manager Bud Hall and players including Ralph Bloomfield BUI Hall Hago Bouse Howard eddsy David Tinehor George Llewellyn Leroy Schiumma ker Norman Anderson George Tra yonich Kiiner Jacek Lipttestion Huston and Bob Dees as team members.
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Bud Hall
Ralph Bloomfield
Bui Hall
Hago Bouse Howard Eddsy
David Tinehor
George Llewellyn
Leroy Schiummaker
Norman Anderson
George Tra Yonich
Kiiner
Jacek Lipttestion
Huston
Bob Dees
Local residents visit relatives and relocate homes
Mr and Mrs Art Wonn of Tored o spent the weekend in town with relatives Als and Mrs Harold Smith and Mer and Mrs Albert and son Crorden of Avon Pierman of EF UE Permian Of m Miss Mar ailed en Atr and Mrs Sunday Howard Steve Varga was Sunday evening yest of relatives in Cleyve Lan Little James Webb was in Cleveland Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Herter have moved from their Lake Road home to Cleveland. Xie and Mrs J James and family of Armour Dr have moved to North Olmsted to make their home. McNed of Cleveland was in town Tuesday morning on business. Elizabeth Vacha and daughter Virginia of Cleveland are guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Horwedel. Edmund Schuster was a Saturday...
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Art Wonn
Toredo
Harold Smith
Albert
Crorden
Avonipa Pierman
Mar
Howard Steve Varga
Leyvelan
James Webb
Cleveland
John Herter
Lake Road
J. James
Armour Dr
North Olmsted
Elizabeth Vacha
Virginia
Charles Horwedel
Edmund Sehuster
Relief Corps Tea at Mrs Page's Vine Street Home
Mrs Dwight Page hosts a Relief Corps Tea on Thursday afternoon at her Vine Street home. Members are asked to bring material for a quilt the ladies are making. Mrs Mertie Ludwig is helping at the Gibbons home during Mrs Zimmerman’s absence.
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Dwight Page
Vine Street
Relief Corps
Pot Luck Dinner By Women’s League At Church Hall
The Women’s League of the Congregational National Church held a pot luck dinner in the church basement on Tuesday. Hostesses were Mrs. Herbert Arnold, Mrs. Joe Shirley, and Miss Lucy Mawby. The regular monthly business meeting followed in the afternoon.
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Women's League of the Congres National Church
Herbert Arnold
Joe Shirley
Lucy Mawby
Edwin Britton Highlights Weekend Visit in Lake Road
Edwin Britton of Obertin Co lege was a week end guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Britton of Lake Road.
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Edwin Britton
Obertin Colege
Mrs. J. Britton
Lake Road
Village Water Board Convenes Regular Meeting
The Village Water Board convened Monday evening for its regular meeting to discuss agenda items and district matters.
School Board Meeting Approves Sports and Equipment Purchases
The School Board met Monday evening at the school for their regular meeting. Bills were paid. The board voted to continue girls basketball as long as there are interscholastic teams in the county. They authorized buying two new typewriters. Discussions covered school insurance and the Scarlet Fever outbreak in the village.
Women's Benefit Association Benefit Dance in Wellington Hall
The Women s Benefit Association hosts a dance in Wellington Grange Hall on Thursday night with music by Shaffer s Orchestra.
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Women’s Benefit Association
Wellington Grange Hall
Shaffers Orchestra
Germany’s Drive Toward Self-Sufficiency
The idea that historical German identity was shaped by a belief in external hostility spurred a push for autarky and independence. This mindset influenced policy, industry, and national narrative as Germany sought to reduce reliance on foreign goods and alliances.
Banquet planned for Avon Lake Junior Baseball team
Avon Lake Junior Baseball members sponsor a Saturday banquet at Avon Lake School with dinner at six, dancing to follow. The self supporting team organized this year funded by card parties and donations. Joseph Huber and other coaches guided a 15 game season with 10 wins. Speeches, a business session, and plans for the coming year will be presented. Ralph Bloomfield will toastmaster. William Schumaker Sr. and his assistant will attend.
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Te Avon Lake
Avon Lake School
Joseph Huber
Avon Tri-County
Ralph Bloomfield
William Schumaker
Weekend Socials and Visits Spread Across Lake Area
Saturday evening guest of Rocky River relatives Mrs John Ruskay left Sunday for Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Vern Miller visit Cogcocton relatives. Harold Holmes of Lakewood visits Avon Lake School. Joseph Kristner spends weekend with Lakewood friends. Funeral attendance for Russel Reisinger at Sudrol Funeral Home Elyria. Mr and Mrs Andrew Orost of Cincinnati visit. Frank Gates of Lorain calls on Anton Thompson. Eugene Taylor and Bill Jaycox visit Mt Gilead, O. Charles Sims of Sheffield at Walter Mitchell home. Mrs Larry Fuller spends Saturday in Cleveland.
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Rocky River
John Ruskay
Cleveland
Vern Miller
Cogcocton
Harold Holmes
Lakewood
Avon Lake School
Joseph Kristner
Russel Reisinger
Sudrol Funeral Home
Elyrta
Andrew Orost
Cincinnati
Frank Gates
Lorain
Anton Thompson
Eugene Taylor
Bill Jaycox
Alpha Taylor
Mt. Gilead
O. Charles Sims
Sheffield
Walter Mitchell
Larry Fuller
Avon Morning Glory Club Meets Avon
Mrs J J Weiler hosted the Morning Glory club at her Church Street home on Saturday evening with Pedro as the main attraction. Prizes went to Mrs Louis Dechant Mrs Lena Mittendorf and Mrs Edith Klingshire. Sixteen members enjoyed lunch later in the evening.
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Morning Glory Club
AVON
J. J. Weiler
Morning Glory
Church Street
Pedro
Louis Dechant
Lena Mittendorf
Edith Klingshire
East Coast Trip and Local Social Roundup
Bud Wilford departed Tuesday for a ten day visit to Boston New York and other eastern points Mrs Haines moved to Lakewood to live with daughter Elinor Mr and Mrs Isadore Gelman returned from Chicagos Century of Progress Beiner family Vermilion called on friends in town Theresa Wagner and Mrs Charles Wilford traveled to Cleveland for a Maisonette dress meeting Royal Circle of the M UE Church was entertained at Mrs Harry Hubbards home with Mrs Dier of Cleveland Elyria visitors Miss Evalyn Smith and Miss Perle Wilford attended Tuesday evening events
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Bud Wilford
Boston
New York
M. UE
Harry Hubbard
Dier
Clevelands
Evalyn Smith
Perle Wilford
Elyria
Olds Family Takes Oklo River Trip After Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Kohl of Bay Vile luge attended grandson Billy Olds birthday party Tuesday afternoon. The Olds family left Wednesday for a ten day trip along the Oklo river. The Baptist church prayer meeting is set Thursday evening. Eugene Unbbard and sister Bertha left Tuesday for southern state travels. Eugene to attend an Insurance Convention at Chillicothe and Bertha to visit Mrs Claud Shahan of Gallpolis, a former Avon school teacher.
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Kohl
Bay Vile Luge
Billy Olds
Olds
Oklo River
The
Baptist Church
Eugene Unbbard
Miss Bertha
Eugene
Chillicothe
Bertha
Claud Shahan
Gallpolis
Avon
Real Estate Transfers In Oberlin And Russia Township
Vance E Hiatt and Myrtle Hiatt transfer via quitclaim to Carrol Russell a property on North Professor Street in Oberlin. George Becker deceased transfers 47 acres in Russia Township to Augusta Becker.
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Vance E
Myrtle Hiatt
Carrol Russel
Home remedy targets catarrhal deafness and head noises
Forsens sufferers of catarrhal deafness or head noises learn a home internal medicine may restore hearing. The ad prescribes Parmint double strength dissolved in hot water with sugar, taken four times daily, to reduce middle ear secretions and balance air pressure for relief.
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Muir
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