Attendance At Lorain County Fair Tops Eighteen Thousand
The eighty ninth Lorain County Fair drew strong crowds on Saturday night boosting two day and night totals to about 215 909 attendees. Official estimates show approximately 18 808 admissions at the gate with around 1 000 membership tickets sold. Queen Jeannette Baus was crowned amid night program entertainment and a varied lineup including song and dance acts.
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Lorain County
Con Bidera
Pato
Iso
Jeannette Baus
Mr. Baus
Miss Bans
EL PL
Ap Entertainment
Jim Armitage
Virginia
Miller
Jeanette Burke
Marie Louise Edwards
Mary Ann Bachiel
Herbert Fulser
Betty Rose Edwards
Patsy Ward
Virginia Miller
Nancy Lee Robertson
Ada Heed
Jeannette Burte
Herbert Fulger
Sonny
Salvation Army Benefit Meeting Tonight in Elyria
The Salvation Army holds an intercity meet tonight at the local headquarters with Adjutant R W Amore presiding. Elyria Lorain Norwalk and Ashland bands will perform. about forty bandsmen join the program. An evangelistic service starts at 7 pm with Paul Wainwricht singing and Rocco Trombella on accordion. admission is free.
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Army Corps of AteeHies
M Army
R.W. Amore
Elyria
Lorain
San Norwalk
AsHland
Paul Wainwricht
Rocco Trombella
Amore
Sheriff Escorts Suspect to New York for Manslaughter Charge
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick traveled to New York City to bring L. C. Dunton for trial on manslaughter stemming from a July 4 bus and automobile crash that killed three occupants of the Detroit car. Dunton was arrested by New York authorities on a warrant. the sheriff planned to return with the prisoner the following day.
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Clarence W. Dick
New York City
L. C. Dunton
Cit
Cartoz
Detroit
Relief Workers To Hold Meeting For Officers
Relief Workers will hold a meeting at 7 p m Tuesday in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall to elect officers and discuss fiscal needs. Mrs Carroll Harding, secretary, announced the plan today.
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Locsi
Elyria
Veterans of Foregn Vars
Carroll Harding
Death notices mix at Riverside area church services announced
Multiple obituaries from Streasyville and Elyria regions note deaths of Mrs Frank, steel worker, and Albert Knopleck. Details include birthplaces Ridzeville Gallitzin and Marklersburg, church memberships such as First Baptist and Trinity Lutheran, survivor lists, and scheduled funeral services at local churches and Sedro Funeral Home with burial in Columbia and Brookvale cemeteries.
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Frank
Zee Wier
Streasyville
Ridzeville
Wasous
Fred
Stranes
End of Columbia
Raganush
Colum
CousinHd
Dauzhins
Hinter WK. Cunningham
Stenford
Marklers-burg
Pennsylvania
Elyria
First Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Dorot
Albert Knopleck
Elyria Memorias Hospital
Gallitzin
National Protective Union
Trinity Lutheran Church of Akron
Marie E. Knobiock
East, Avenue
Herman Knoplock
Adiotabagie
Dora Hendry
al Jteona
Elsis Tester
Akron
Sedro
Church of Christ of Violating Feet
Brookvale Cemetery
Funeral for infant son of Mr and Mrs Barisit
Funeral fees for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Lucius Barisit of Graiton were held Saturday morning at 11 o clock. The services were at Estiner Funeral Home and burial followed in Huattingian Cemetery.
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Taby Bartlett
Bay Bartlett
Lucius Barisit
Graiton
Tiai
Huattingian
Steals Gas From Matt Gardner's Station
An incident at Matt Gardner's Oberlin Road station involved theft of gasoline. The report notes Gardner as a seasoned marksman with a violent past, including a fatal confrontation and arrests, while several others are linked to the event though details are unclear.
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Matt Gardner
Fas
Matt
Club Activities In Oberlin This Week
Oberlin clubs schedule a week of meetings and events Monday through Friday. Groups include Women's Progressive Club education department, Pest Chiefs, Martes club, Cherlin Business and Professional Women, and local departments of the college. Activities feature meetings at homes on Pleasant Street Groveland Street North! College Street and multiple social gatherings with speakers and meals.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Women's Progressive Club
P. Mt
Grovelacd Street
Martes Club
S Club
B.C. Ruth
North
Protes- Moore
History
Cherlin Business and Professionz
W. Fores
East Lorain Street
Brownheim Four-H Club Tops Lorain County Fair Honors
The Brownheim Metre Workers Food Club led 19 girls’ Four-H clubs at the Lorain County Fair with a 97 percent grade for the year. Advisor Mrs. R. W. Bechier notes the group improved over last year’s 96.7 percent. several clubs earned A grades, with Bird reporting overall gains in program quality and judging.
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Brownheim Metre Workers Food Club
Lorain County Fair
Alice G
Cousin Agricultural
Brownheim Club
R. W. Bechier
Grace
Miss Bird
Bard
Buere
Pear
Carlisle Jolly Hustlers
Heni
Perfection
Oberiin Dainty Siitens Lake Avenue
Eaton
Bird
Supreme Court Meets In New Home
The Supreme Court opened its session in a newly configured chamber with a crowded bench and ornate surroundings. Court officials prepared for a term expected to run through the week, with decisions anticipated in the near future.
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Supreme Court
New Home
Missing canaries prompt restaurant owner report
Ada Alien proprietress of the Elis Restaurant told Detective Lford Sweet on Saturday that two canaries are missing from their cages guarded by the pet birds in the dining area.
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Ada Alien
Elis Retaurant
Lford Sweet
Theft Attempt Reported in Wake County Courthouse Lot
F ed Wadsworth of Wake man reported an attempted theft of his car in the courthouse parking area Saturday afternoon. The door handle was twisted off in the alleged entry attempt. Cincinnati, Oct 7. For the second time in a month, former Sheriff A V Butterfield's car was stolen today.
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F. Ed. Wadsworth
Wakeman
Cincinnati
A. V. Butterfield
Oberlin Vocational School Opens Tonight
The Oberlin Vocational School debuts this evening at the Vocational Building on 44 South Pleasant Street with registration, offering courses in elementary sewing carpentry electrics and music. Classes run three evenings weekly Monday Tuesday and Wednesday from 7 23 to 9 70 o clock.
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Oberlin Vocational School
South Pleasant Street
Liquor License Fees Distributed Across Cities
State Auditor T Traer reported the liquor license fee distribution ending September 26. Elrria received 2.310 dollars, Lerain citys mois 34.954, Oberlin 2365, and Guarer end. Details show Uyser license funds allocated to state and local authorities.
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Elrria
Auto wrecks and minor injuries dot New London area
Multiple minor traffic incidents reported across New London and nearby towns. Timbs and Prentice sustained lacerations after a ditch rollover on Gulf road. a car overturned near North Main Street crossing with only minor injuries. An ankle injury occurred when a flatbed tipped on Kipten hill. several vehicles collided on East Bridge Street and at Clark Kiplin.
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Swarz
Paul Pickworth
Joeai
Anarras Timbe
Vernon
Timbs
North Main Street
New London
Bryant Prentice
CCC
Cem
Gulf Road
Jack Robinson
Povice
Kenneth Ebers
Morenci
Kipten Hill
Sherrianude Adams
Dick Carer
Park Avenue
Railroad Bridge
East Bridge Street
Robertt Peak
Avon
E. L. Fisher
Beth Street
Fisher
Cleveland Street
Beebe Court
C. Daster
Harold Brooks
Kifton
Clark
Kiplin
J. Cowan
Glendale Court
Deforest Stanford
East Broad Street
G. E. Brodrick
Hogmland Court
Kingsley's Corners
Belden
ATOLEN CAR FOR ND STOLEN. RECOVERED IN NORWALK
An automobile owned by Burt Curtice of Wellington, reported stolen last night, was recovered a short time later at Norwalk, according to sheriff department reports.
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Burt Curtice
Wellington
Wich
Norwalk
Sheriff Department
Girl wins Lorain County Fair horse showmanship title
Miss Erma Youngeberg, 14, of Cashisie Township, led seven boys in the Lorain County Fair showmanship contest with her pony Lady. She raised the seven month old mount as a Four H Club project and earned the loving cup after a fast, precise display. It is her first year in livestock work, with prior wins at Wellington and Lorain County fairs.
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Lorain County Fair
Erma Youngeberg
Cashisie Township
Youngeters
Lorain
LaGrange
Albert Wilcox
Judece
Wellington and
Meluch Trial Set to Begin Tomorrow in Lorain
Joseph Meluch a 28 year old man faces second degree murder charges for the stabbing death of his bride Dorothy 22 in a Lorain bedroom quarrel. A jury will hear the case in Judge D A Coos court with limited details released after a police inquiry.
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Joseph Meluch
Dorothy
D. A. Cooz
Meluch
Melach
Lorain
Grewunz
S Five
Wes
Republican Club To Hear Baird
D. A. Baird will be the speaker at the regular monthly meeting of the Elyria Republican Club. The gathering will be held tomorrow evening in the Directors Room of the Elyria Trust Company with the event scheduled for 8 PM.
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D. A. Baird
Elsria
Yau
Hapublican
Lor County
Elyria 32 and Trust Companr
Howard Butler
Wreckage details of fatal crash described from Page 1
Army ambulances and Fort Francis E Warren troops searched for bodies after a plane crash. Bodies lay across a wide area, some still in the shattered cabin. A wrist watch stopped at 3 15 suggests about an hour between contact and crash as weather and radio conditions are noted.
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Fort Francis E. Warren
Fort
Sone
Collison
Colison
Newell Hotel Pressing Shoppe Opens in Elyria
Elyria opens the Newell Hotel Pressing Shoppe in the Newell Hotel basement by Len Warren. The shop offers dry cleaning pressing and repair services with delivery service announced.
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Elyria
Newell Hotel
Len Warren
Warren
Constipation Relief Promises Patient Turnaround
A testimonial from Allee Burns and C W Phillips Drug Store touts Adlrika Tama as a life changer after thirty years of chronic constipation. The ad claims digestive relief and a transformed life for users, urging readers to try the remedy.
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Adlrika Tam
Allee Burns
C. W. Phillips
Advi
Blaze Destroys Celina Furniture Plant Building
A two story frame building housing part of the Brandt furniture factory in Celina caught fire today, likely from defective wiring. Loss estimates ranged from 75,000 to 290,000 dollars. Fire crews prevented spread to nearby factories and homes. 75 workers were employed in the stock and cutting rooms. Frank Sommers heads the Celina furniture company.
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Celina
Brandt Furniture
Frank Sommers
Ferniture Company
Labor Federation Faces United Front Amid Power Struggles
NUMBER SIX Continued from Puge describes William Gree delivering a keynote as labor leaders seek to stabilize a 1 million member gain amid internal unrest. The federation weighs strict American neutrality in a potential European war and confronts insurgent pressure to reshape craft unions into mass organizations. A clash in the building trades factions and an executive council report urging expulsion of Communists mark the upheaval.
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Seepanene
William Gree
Green
Federation
Old International
Building Trades Department
Executive Council
South Amherst Astors Honored at Banquet
A parity was held in the Methodist Burea parlors honoring Rev. and Mrs. Burton Ryan and Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Jenson, past three years pastors. Harolds Allsop and Wi Meacham led vocal selections, farewells to the Jensons, and welcomes to the Ryans. Plans for installing new officers and attending the Americanism program were discussed. A social time followed with cards.
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Astors
South Amherst
Methodist Burea
Burton Ryan
R. C. Jenson
Harold Allsop
Wi Meacham
Jenson
Willliam
Elmer Harris
Ryan
Mrfield Harris
Maie Quarterie
Harold Allsey
Brock Flowers
Brosicker
Ne . Prazer
Br Che
Ent Rats
Walter Henneck
Charse
Hotel Antiers
Lorain Wednesder
Pauli Morines
Pltal
Ecards
Cow Stolen From Camden Farm Believed Saturday
Camden resident Mike Megesy reported to the sheriff's department that a cow was stolen from his farm sometime on Saturday.
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Mike Megesy
Camden
Sheriff's Department
Markets Tanked and Steady for Cattle and Hogs
Market reports show cattle steady with prime steers at firm prices and fat cattle around 7 per hundredweight. Sheep and lambs receipts near 2003, buyers active at 25 to 35 cents higher. Hog prices steady around 15 cents higher with lighter weights 250 to 310 pounds fetching about 21 to 22 dollars per hundredweight.
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Hugh
Number One Continued from Pare
In a delayed report the nosebleed details show French a southpaw in the same class as Tennessee Tos a Tidermore, with the Tigers in their home yard. If French falters the Cubs may call on Charlie Hoot for relief as Elden Auker is set for bullpen duty for the Tigers.
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PeSeneca Asssacene
Tennessee Tosa Tidermore
French
Ers
Tolay
Cubs
Charlie Hoot
Root Wac
Sher
Elden Auker
Tigers
Mickel Cochrane
Gerald Walker
Jo-Jo White
Senate clears path for penalties on Italy under League covenant
Geneva reports the Senate of Nations Council approves direct penalties for Italy for violating the League covenant by war actions, with automatic financial and economic sanctions. Assembly delegates will weigh the report while Ethiopia seeks withdrawal of Italian troops before talks resume.
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Geneva
Senate of Nations Council
Italy
Thiopia
Committee of Six
League
Traly
Sr Tescion
Paris
Ethiopia
Ethiopia Invokes Covenant Article XVI Prompting Concern
The text notes Ethiopia Saturday invoking article XVI of the covenant, urging members to examine each case's circumstances. It argues formal war declaration is unnecessary for this article to be vexed and mentions the Reichs pact linked to US sponsorship drawing the United States indirectly into the report as a signatory.
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Ethiopia
Saterday
League
United States
Lytle Pipe Contract Case Faces Early Hearing Bid
The city case against the taxpayer seeks to defend its 312 miles of 30 inch pipe project. Lytle’s bid was 124463 dollars. Attorney Don W Myers joined as Lytle’s counsel as Solicitor Harvey Cheney said an early hearing might risk forfeiture of the contract and noted potential project delays beyond December 15 per Harold Ickes. The city asserts bonds are paid from Waterworks funds and would harmonize for an outside judge if needed.
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Emeenesarcen
Ee Porrorrr
New York
Lrtle
Don W_ 3fyers
Lytle
Harvey Cheney
Cheney
Harold Ickes
FWA
General Revenue FE
Team Of Horses Defends Title In Troy Meet
Rock and Tom, world champion pulling team, defended their title in Troy. George Statler of Piqua led the weekend lineup with 17 500 pounds pulled by Rock and team to victory. Geo Shreve of Ohio finished second.
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Troy. G
Rock
Tom
Caf
George Statler
Piqua
Tance
Geo. Shreve
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