Cathedral on Wheels Cathedrals Adopt Portable House of Worship
Delegates at the Southern Episcopal diocese of Ohio convention in Cincinnati inspect a traveling cathedral named St. Pauls Wayad e Cathedral conceived by Bishop Henry W. Hobson. Architecture by Norman R. Sturgis, it seats 25, uses a removable altar, 110 volt organ and projector, and walnut veneer fixtures. Staff will include one clergyman and assistants.
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Cincinnati
Southern Episcopal Diocese of
Julie Sturgis
New York City
Hobson
Y M C A Enrollment Drive Opens for Men and Boys
Plans are complete for the annual Y M C A enrollment drive with about 50 men’s division volunteers to begin after a 6 30 dinner. The boys division started at noon Saturday with a luncheon and four teams contest for top honors. Window displays call attention to the drive, aiming for 750 members total across both divisions under director Richard M Timms. The campaign coincides with the start of the fall and winter schedule of Y M C A activities.
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Richard M. Timms
Fringe Rochester gatherings report and society notes
Public reception for Rev H H Patrick of the Methodist church set for Friday night October 8 in Rochester with Clarksfield and Brighton churches invited. Center Aid Society plans meeting next Thursday at Mrs Clinton Franks home with supper. Local visits include Carl Knapp party to Spencer and A W Robinson visit with Frank Clifford. Various residents travel and hospital updates noted among regional households.
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H. H. Patrick
Methodist Church
Rochester
Clarksfield
Brighton
Center Aid Society
Clinton Franks
Carl Knapp
Spencer
Frank Clifford
Alice Storrow
Mildred Storrow
Clara Simonson
Ruggles
Nora Chamberlin
Oscar Chamberlin
Warren Kent
George Cowle
Huss
Anna Simmons
Akron
Salesman wounded at home in Marion by intruder
County officers search for a shooter who wounded J Ver non Griffith, a traveling salesman, in the back as he shaved at his home two miles north of Marion. The bullet came through a window, Griffith’s dog did not bark, and Griffith, who lives alone, is Earl Griffith’s brother from Mt Gilead.
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Marion
J. Vernon Griffith
Here
Griffith
Earl Griffith
Mt. Gilead
Creomulsion Promise for Cough Relief and Refund
A classic newspaper ad urges readers with persistent coughs chest colds or bronchial irritation to try Creomulsion. It claims the medicine goes to the root of trouble aids natural healing soothes inflamed membranes loosens and expels germ laden mucus. If unsatisfied the druggist will refund the money from the first bottle.
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Creomulston
President Silent On Subject of Justice Black
President Roosevelt kept silent on Justice Hugo L. Black's appointment as the Supreme Court decision looms. He avoided direct comment while traveling on the presidential special toward Hyde Park, planning a photo opportunity and a press conference after arrival.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Ilugo L. Black
Ku Klux Wlan
Supreme Court
Black
Washington
Grand Fork
N. C
Fair Grounds
Mr. Roosevelt
Montana
Fort Peck
Missouri River
Chicago
City Hall Workers Back Benefit Dance
City Hall workers reported to be 100 percent behind the Agenda Fraternity benefit dance to buy wheelchairs for Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. Police and fire departments, plus city officials, were expected to join this week. Proceeds support the wheelchair fund. theme is A bed gets so hard.
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Gates
Lorain High Downs New Philadelphia 14 to 6 on Saturday
Lorain High Purple and Lavender defeated New Philadelphia 14 to 6 at Recreation Field to notch their third straight win. Marion Bulzoni scored on a 43 yard run and kicked the extra point. Castignoli caught a Stinnett pass for NP’s touchdown. Price returned a kickoff 68 yards for Lorain’s second TD and Bulzoni added the extra point. In prelims, Lorain Lightweights beat Lakewood Lighties 14 to 7.
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Lorain
Lorain High
New Philadelphia
Recreation Field
Marion Bulzom
Bulzomi
Simonetti
Castignoli
Price
Bulzoni
Lorain Lightweights
Lakewood Lighties
Sere
Motagereee
Massaretti
Harries Rosanovich
Papp
O - Tastignela Wolfe
Reds Beat Reds Twice In Pirates Doubleheader
Pittsburgh fans saw the Pirates win 4 to 3 and 4 to 0 over Cincinnati in a doubleheader, marking Pittsburgh’s 21st and 20th wins over the Reds this season. The Reds lost 14 straight as Kenny Heintzelman outpitched Ted Kleinp.
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Pittsburgh
U.S
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Reds
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Boston
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Kenny Heintzelman
Ted Klein
Wade Allows Only One Hit, Allen Beaten
Detroit defeats Cleveland 1 to 0 as Jack Wade allows a single hit while Johnny Allen suffers his first loss of the season. Greenberg drives in the lone run with a first inning single after Pete Fox doubled. Wade fanned seven, Allen four, in a rain-interrupted nightcap.
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Detroit
Jack Wade
Johnny Allen
Cleveland Indians
Allen
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Allons
Wade
Indians
Pete Fox
Hank Greenberg
Steveland
Halt Trosky
Lyn Lary
Kroner
Earl Averill
Trasky
Solters
Bruce Campbell
AB. H
Ale
Averill
E Trasky
Campbell
Hate
Pyuak
White
Gehrinker
Ib Greenberg
Wark
Seereeee Walker
Owen
Oh Ee
Hopell
Seer
Greenberg
Fox
Lary
Trosky
Johnny
Thunder
Cleveland
Alva Bradley
Bob Feller
Carry Girls Across Veld In Diamond Rush
Capetown reports a diamond rush eight miles from Barcley West on Blauwbanks farm as thousands gather with a mix of expensive cars and donkey carts. Licenses issued allow three claims each to two women and 238 men as diggings open publically on the veld.
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Capetown
Barcley
Vaal River
Blauwbanks Farm
Isbell blocks Ohio in 13 0 shutout of Purdue
Ohio defeats Purdue 13 to 0 as Isbell is heavily guarded and struggles to connect on passes. Forest Fordham shines as a standout sophomore back, with Dick Nardi and Billy Myers also featured in a broad sports roundup covering baseball and football notes, including Johnny Allen's pitching, Bob Feller, and various managers.
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Columbus
Isbell
Ohio
Purdue
Forest Fordham
Dick Nardi
Cleveland Collinwood
Cincinnati Reds
Billy Myers
Reds
Cincinnati
Myers
Ohio City
Jimmy Galehouse
Denny Galehouse
Cleveland Indians
Doylestown
Standings Reveal Final League Champs and Scores
Final standings show New York and Detroit atop the American League with New York leading 154 162 32 .662 and Boston and St. Louis also in contention. National League top clubs include New York Chicago and St Louis with recent results featuring New York 4 Brooklyn 1 and Boston 6 Philadelphia 0. In Sandusky, a stray cat interrupted a tight cat stops game as kittens were born at third base and the umpire escorted the cat to a safer spot.
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Washington
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Rosalia Detroit
New York
Chicago
GWL
Pittsburgh
St. Maule Oe
Brooklyn
Phiadelphia
Cincinnati
Teader
St. Loula Thed
Sandusky
O. — Brightman
Norwalk
Fnally
A F L Delegates Ready To Expel Insurgents
Denver reports the American Federation of Labor opens its 57th annual convention with delegates backing power for expulsion of the insurgent committee for Industrial Organization. It moves to expel United Mine Workers and Amalgamated Clothing Workers and threatens swift action against the other eight rebel unions. The council also seeks constitutional amendments to discipline internal critics between conventions.
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Denver
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
United Miners
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Woman's Missionary Meeting in Clearview Grove
South Ridge notes report a Woman's Missionary and Ladies Aid Society meeting set for Thursday afternoon October 7 in Clearview Grove followed by a Wiener roast. Also noted are mourners at Vermilion for Mrs. Adeline Kishman and local residents in Elyria and Sandusky visiting relatives this week.
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Woman's Missionary and Ladies Aid Societies
Clearview Grove
N. A. Baus
Adeline Kishman
Vermilion
A J. Hiscox
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank Saratyay
Sandusky
Kipton Rally Day Service and Community Church News
Kipton Community Church observes Rally Day in a joint service October 10 at 10:00 AM with an varied program. Local house relocation on the new road right-of-way and visits by Akron resident Walter Minns are noted. True Blue Class party September 25 elected officers including Marjory Russell and Normanst ream, with games and refreshments. The Greek flag is described with nine white stripes and a white corner cross.
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Kipton Community
Nat Ladd
New Road
Walter Minns
Akron
Clarksfield
F. E. Weeks
Frank Hagerman
Marblehead
R. G. Hagerman
Russell Hagerman
Illinois
Nellie Haigh
Theodore Bellamy
Wakeman
Norwalk
Community Church
Norma Ostreim
Eleanor Wood
Marjory Russell
Normanstream
June Davidson
Phyllis Morgan
Wilma Chrysler
Shirley Andrews
Alicia van der Oord
Executives Of 22 Oil Companies Go On Trial
Madison Wis Oct 4 Twenty two major oil companies and about 60 executives faced trial in one of the government’s largest Sherman Act prosecutions. They stand accused of conspiring to fix gasoline prices across ten Midwestern states. Their defense may argue that NRA policies shaped the indictments.
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Madison
Wis
NRA
Brutal double murder mystery shocks New York teens
Detectives hunted an insane adolescent killer after a 20 year old man and a 20 year old woman were found shot and stabbed in a car along a bridle path. The assailant circled the victims with lipstick and fled, leaving no clear suspect besides a theory centered on violent passion.
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New York
Lewis Weiss
al Sober
Frances Hajek
Miss Hajek
Weekend Gatherings and Illnesses Across Ohio and Pennsylvania
Columbia student Robert Van Arsdale spent the weekend with his parents in Philadelphia while a hunting party including Jesse Burnett and Weir Miller roamed southern Ohio earlier in the week. Numerous gatherings followed with Rev Olmsted hosting Dr Mudge and W D Chapman of Middleport, and the Kraus and Wuerthele families visiting Char Tex Martin’s home. Illnesses include Mrs Irene Keller and Mrs William Jasper both reported ill after a cold. Clair Howard visited his mother in law. Mary Marsh of Eaton noted Saturday.
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Robert van Arsdale
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
J. R. van Arsdale
Charles
Lyman Hitchcock
Jesse Burnett
Weir Miller
Ohio
Claude T. Olmsted
M. F. Mudge
W. D. Chapman
Middleport
New York
Martin Kraus
Edward Kraus
Kate Wuerthele
John Kraus
Cleveland
Joe Kotak
Rocky River
Char ‘Tex Martin
Irene Keller
William Jasper
Clair Howard
Mary Marsh
Eaton
Cascade Park tree planting moves ahead in fall plan
Cascade Park advances its five year program to replace nursery stock with new flowering and nut trees. Workers will transplant hundreds of trees from the nursery to park locations through late November, with future plantings planned for flowering varieties and bird food habitats.
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Cascade Park
Flowering Trees Park Commission
Elyria
Park Commission
Messenger Killed by Truck Near Toledo
Howard Rietz, 17, a telegraph company messenger, was killed when his bicycle was struck by a truck driven by H. E. Shinaberg of Toledo. The driver said he did not see the boy in time to stop.
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Messenger
Toledo
Howard Rietz
Telegraph Company
H. E. Shinaberg
Brighton Visit and Local Meetings In Michigan Ohio
Brighton Mrs. Franklin Sullivan of Detroit visits her parents Mr and Mrs C D Murray for several days. Mrs Claude Holmes and daughters called on her sister in law Mrs Ralph Parker and baby daughter at Lod Hospital on Saturday September 25. BF He McClellan attended a milk meeting at Youngstown Ohio re
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Franklin Sullivan
Detroit
Mich
C. D. Murray
Claude Holmes
Ralph Parker
Lod{ Hospital
He McClellan
Youngstown
Ohio
Fottings Visit And Attendee List From W C T U La Porte
Mr and Mrs Harry Jenkins of Mansfield were Tuesday guests of Mr and Mrs Allen Hanes in Mansfield. The Hanes daughters Helen and Gladys visited from Cleveland. A group including Ona Goss Leona Edwards Eva Reed Elizabeth Fenner Mattie Fenner Carrie Langdon Manette Kenney Clara Justice Daisy Rollina and Jessie Moore attended the W C T U County Convention at La Porte on Thursday.
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Harry Jenkins
Mansfield
Allen Hanes
Helen
Gladys Hanes
Cleveland
Albert Hanes
Ona Goss
Leona Edwards
Eva Reed
Elizabeth Fenner
Mattie Fenner
Carrie Langdon
Manette Kenney
Clara Justice
Daisy Rollina
Jessie Moore
la Porte
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