Berlin Favored To Beat Reserve In Ohio Grid Eye
In Columbus Oct 15 with 30 teams chasing early season glory the Ohio college gridiron race narrows to a few contenders. Berlin favored to beat Reserve as Miami and Denison loom strong while Wittenberg Oberlin and Dayton Cincinnati tests shape up amid unbeaten hopes and wary matchups across the circuit.
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Solumbus
Ohio
Buskeye Foottf
Miaminison
Denison
Muskingun
Miami
den U
Wittenberg
Cincinnati
Ashland
Akron
Oster
Ohio Wesleyan
Marshall
Delaware
University of Dayton-Cincinnati
Dayton
Oberlin
Kenyon
Baldwin-Wallace
Western Reserve
Mount Unton
St Xavier
Capital
Muskingum
Ohio Northern
Cedarsile
Bluffton
Case
Wooster
Heidelberg
Mount Union
Hiram
Adryan
John Carroll
Marietta
Ohio University
Morris Harvey
Rio Grande
Ogden
St. Xavier
Detroit College
Toledo
Elyria West Sides Tour Lorain for Sunday Game
The Elyria West Sides travel to Lorain Sunday afternoon to face the Oblo Ice in a strong contest. Manager Kilne expects his speed boys to prevail. Team departs Koplin's Big Store at 1 30 P M and should be ready for a signal drill at Cascade Park Sunday at 10 A M.
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Elyria West
Lorain
Oblo
Kilne
Speed Boys
Koplin
Lodi Street
Cascade Park
U. Gridders Face Test Today
Columbus Ohio October 15 Ohio State faces a tough hurdle toward the Big Ten title as Northwestern visits. Coach Dick Leis plans backfield changes and new sophomores in an effort to balance the attack against a Wildcats outfit seen as the North’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolumbus
Ich Jack Waikes
Ohio State
Northwestern
Wildcats
Dickiey
Wilcemen
Ohio
Nley
Ohio Wesleyan Wins Slow Game
Ohio Wesleyan defeated Marshall College 7 0 in a slow game as Bishops held territory most of the time. A 20 yard pass in the final seven minutes clinched the score for Ohio Wesleyan in the unexciting contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hio Wesleyan
Wlaware
Ohio
Wesan
Marshall College
West Virginia
Lin Marshall Terriory
Notre Dame And Navy Clash In Big Game Today
In Baltimore the Notre Dame fighting Irish meet Navy in the first international football game of 1927. Rockne plans to start his strongest lineup, while Navy led by Ingram and Rip Miller presses for a surprise.
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Notre Dame
Navy
Baltimore
Flaming Irish
Ingram
Hne
Rip Miller
Knute Rockne
Gibson Island Country Club
Baltimore Stadium
Rockney
Delaney Beats Renault In Weigh-In Bout In New York
Jack Delaney defeated Jack Renault in a ten round heavyweight bout in New York tonight despite weighing 19 1 2 pounds less. Delaney outworked Renault with constant aggression and superior boxing at ringside before 14 226 fans. Renault fought from long range but could not overcome the faster challenger who held the title before relinquishing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Speed
Jack Delaney
Jack Renault
Canada
Delaney
Renault
Bowling Scores Hascrodt Jewelers
A summary of bowling scores shows A Bucholzi 27 with 4187 and 1382 416, C Peters 156 145 138 for a total 429, JT Arndt 64 deg and 165 165. The fragment indicates individual scores and a mixed notation for names and frames.
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Hascrodt
A. Bucholzi
C. Peters
JT. Arndt
D Eg
Oust Bancroft As Manager Of Braves
Boston on Oct 15 announces the Braves seek a new manager after releasing veteran shortstop Dave Bancroft who had led the club four years He signed with Brookline Robins in a deal said to involve no cash or players. Football scores follow with Haskell Indians 1 equals Des Moines University 0 and other games including College of Emporia 45 Washburn 4 Pittsburgh Teachers 59 St Benedicts 0 Rolla Miners 7 Central College 21 Kirksville Osteopaths 13 Westminster 0 Doane 10 Midland 6 Nebraska Central 1 2 Cotner 0
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Boston
Boston Braves
Dave Bancroft
Brookhlin Robins
Haskell Indians
Des Moneys University
College of Emporia
Washburn
Pittsburgh Teachers
St. Benedicts
Rolla Miners
Central College
AL Officials Meeting Not Postponed in Chicago
SPART BRIFES CHICAGO There will be no postponement of the meeting of officials of the American League here Monday at which time president Ban Johnson will retire. Johnson announced it had been reported he might postpone. ST. JOSEPH, Mo Five Amarillo men have held stock of the Amarillo Club or the Western Baseball League, announced here that OB Tracy former president of the club sold stock to BR. W. James HP Witherspoon, J. C Whittington, Cas Farley and J H Coker. The price was not revealed.
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Chicago
American League
Ban Johnson
Johnson
Belden School Enrollments and PTA Meeting Report
Belden School opened with 76 girls and 52 boys across grades one through eight totals 128. High school has 16 in freshman, 4 sophomores, 8 juniors, 3 seniors for a 31 student tally. Belden total enrollment stands at 169. The second PTA meeting at the Belden School on Oct 12 featured Dr. Barrett outlining the county health program and the health card system to be signed by parents. A brief social hour followed with refreshments. High school students held a party Oct 7 in the Belden gymnasium directed by Mr. Haight. Millicent Meonell chaired, with Wilhelmine Schs and Jim Schaeffer assisting.
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Belden
Pelden
Slateen
Relden
PTA
Billilding
Barrett
County Health Office
Belden Gymnarium
Haight
Millicent Meonell
Many local clubs meet share news in October
About twenty five Farm Womans Club members met at Mrs Gib Hines new home for a pot-luck dinner and social. Baptist Aid society held a pleasant rural meeting at Mrs William Brouse home with devotionals and a dammy tunel served. Missionary society of the MOE church met in Memorial room to discuss The Adventure of the Church with readings and a review. Church news notes Pastor C W Perry Bible school at 10 with sermon at 11 on The Lure of the Unknown. Evening service at 7 with topic Faults Material. Various church schedules for Methodist Episcopal First Congregational First Baptist and Evangelistic meetings listed. Locals mention visitors and brief household news including Chas Muley to stay with relatives and travel of W A Peet and Neal Scovil families.
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Webi.swaiun
Farm Womans Club
Gib Hines
Baptist AL Society
Baptist Aid Society
William Brouse
Frank Zimpher
Lusners
Church News
C W. Perry
The
Bible School
Fred Davis
Tople
Methodist Episcopal
H G Haileminster
Church School
L A Johnson
Jesus
Epworth
Eva Davidson
Plockhorst
Emman
Teo Charley Weeeard
Christian Findeavor
Our Town
Dan Rowland
K Tinley
Sunda School
Lauoreana
East Street
Sundae
Goth Evangelistic
Sentre Nous Bridge Club Hosts Delightful Wellington Evening
In Wellington on October 15 the Sentre Nous Bridge Club met at Miss Alitha Stacey's home. Miss Kathryn Murray won the prize as guests including Miss Cinda Grissinger and several others enjoyed refreshments.
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Noun Club
Wellington
Sentre Nous Bridge Club
Alitha Stacey
Kathryn Murray
Cinda Grissinger
Hoh Henkes
Chas Baum
FL M. Jones
Leaves for school and a Grant or Grange meeting
Frances Tomkins leaves for Chicago to enter a school of aeronautics. The Merry Twelve Five Hundred Club and their husbands enjoyed a six o’clock dinner with Mr and Mrs Walter Sheppard on Courtland Street Friday evening. M F Williams and Mrs Sheppard won prizes. The Wellington Grange held its regular meeting Thursday evening with business and plans discussed.
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Chicago
Frances Tomkins
Inday
Walter Sheppard
Courtland Street
M. F Williams
Sheppard
Wellington
Evangelical W M S Meeting at Mrs Luck Home
In Brownhelm Oct 15 the Evangelical W M S held a Thursday afternoon program at Mrs Geo Luck's home. Rev C Healeyworth presided as Miss Huldah Miller led readings and songs. A business session planned the annual bank offering at Mrs Wm Abel's home and a supper was served by hostesses. Alfred Schisler remains confined at home after four weeks.
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Walter Schuster
Conrad Ulntham
Mabel Hasenpflung
Huldah Miller
Wm. Abel
Seventvy
Alfred Schisler
Pittsfield Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs M A Campbell and guests from Amherst and Cleveland enjoyed weekend visits. A Parent-Teachers meeting in Distant featured planning for a Halloween social. Local families hosted kin from Clarence, NY and Lead, SD on western trips. Gas company workers abandoned a dry pocket after weeks near the red rock. Football fans Mr and Mrs Walter Bullock attended Berea game Saturday.
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Airs Will Raety
Richard
Wall Beard
Amherst
Wis
William Nerang
Parent-Teachers Association
Miss Pallas
Elviin
Mary Guthrie
Danghter and Hanhand
Will L. Lewis
Cleveland
Pittsfield
Roy Widdowson
Howard Meridet
Clarence
Lead
N Dakota
Arthur McRoberts
Gar McRoberts
East
Russia
W. Hunt
Mary Perry
Wellington
H. P. Campbell
Walter Bullock
Berea
Local residents visiting families and meetings abroad
Mrs Neil Jones of Miluy spent the weekend at her mother Mrs C West in Elyria. Howard Dayton stayed from Monday night to Wednesday at his mother's bedside. Mrs Frank Bechtel and Mrs F C Brandt attended a farmers institute conference in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Harold Norton and children of New London visited their parents Mr and Mrs G H Norton. Alfred Enid and children Donald and Edward of Bay Field Wisconsin visited cousins Mr and Mrs George Wait. Mrs F C West and daughters Mrs Nail Jones Milan and Miss Tona West joined Saturday afternoon in Elyria.
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Neil Jones
Miluy
C West
Howard Dayton
Frank Bechtel
South Ridge
F.C. Brandt
F.C West
J. T. Breyley
Farmers Institute
Elyria
Harold Norton
New London
G. H. Norton
Billy
A.J. Waite
Foreign Missionary Society
Society
Sarah Avery
Alfred Enid
Donald
Edward
Bay Field
Wisconsin
George Wait
Nail Jones
Milan
Tona West
P T A Meeting Planned in Ridgeville
Ridgeville notes Oct 13 list a P T A meeting at the School auditorium on Thursday Oct 0. The Grange held a large meeting last Tuesday. A host of local residents and visitors from Elyria and Cleveland are mentioned among Sunday visits and church activities. The W C T will host a convention in Elyria on Oct 18 with regular meeting postponed. Several social calls and teas are recorded, including visits by Miss Ester Eldred and Mrs Gertrude Dean, plus a Silver Tea by Mrs Brooks and local guests.
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Ridgeville
P. T. AL
The
Grange
Roy Barth
Jake Barth
Elyria
George Maddock
Ester Eldred
Lakewood
P. Eldred
Archer Shaw
Ale
A. Moon
Chas Slater
FR. Swickard
Simmon
Cleveland
Lola Shaw
Cong. L. B. S
Gertrude Dean
Ed. Bainbridge
Brooks
Ed Noll
George
Bunyon
George Brown
Chas. Lesher
Vermilion
H. P Eldred
Gleseland
Adams
Florence Stacey
H G. Stacey Ray Whidden
Washington Court House
Arthur Sandrock Accepts High School Teaching Post
With his parents Mr and Mrs Chas Whidden present Arthur Sandrock accepted a position as teacher in Collinwood High School Mrs Franklin Rollin visited in Ebyrin on Tuesday Several P T A members attended a meeting in Broyne helm on Tuesday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Whidden
Arthur Sandrock
Collinwood High School
Franklin Rollin
Ebyrin
P. T A
Broyne Helm
Marriage annulment suit cites 12 year old brideship
Mrs Eulalia Walmer McFarland alleges in an annulment suit that her daughter wed Lester Calhoun when she was 12. The marriage occurred in November 1926 with separation in April 1937, per case on file.
RACING MEETING EVENTS ACROSS MULTIPLE TRACKS
Thorncliffe Park Racing Association closes at Toronto with continuation of meetings at Jamaica Laurel Latoma and Arlington Heights. Boxing Association opens its annual meeting in Toledo Ohio.
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Thornclffe Park Racing Association
Toronto
Jamaica
Laurel
Latoma
Arlington Heights
Canonal Boxing Association
Toledo
Turner Rules In Waddell Case
State Attorney General Edward E Turner rules Senator Hallman had no right to collect a 1230 fee for obtaining a 6400 appropriation to compensate Clarence M Waddell for injuries from inoculation while a member of the Ohio National Guard The opinion states the contract was illegal but no corrupt practice evidence was found and the fee cannot be recovered without an enabling statute The ruling follows a complaint by Waddell and his father John G Waddell through Governor Vic Donabey
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Columbus
Clarence H. Mallman
Cincinnati
Clarence M. Waddell
Highand
Ohio National Guard
Ilegal
Edward E Turner
Vic Donabey
Waddel
John G. Waddell
Hallman
Waddells
General Assembly
Senate
Ohio
Turner
Ad in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page Pays Off
A brief classified notice highlights an advertisement in The Chronicle Telegram want page promising payment. The item touts the value of placing an ad to reach local readers and suggests a favorable return on investment for local sellers seeking attention.
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Chronicle Telegram
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Berlin
Navis Elkins
Army West Point
vis-Elkins
Mic
Army
Hammack
Harry Wilsons
GLE
Lorain Magyars
Eagle
Loraly Wagrars
Casraderk
Wagles
Hagley Rooms
K Block
Meinke
Schoenfeldt
Ene Noses Nee Patil
Kady Bros
L Willert
Renner
Don Gehl
Tompkins
Schmittgen Plumbers
Arndt
L Krugman
F Gattro
F. Minke
Krugman
P. Gehrke
Sr M. Huebner
Martin
C. Schroed
Columbia
Chile
Stark
Trehman
C. Memeyer
Schultz
C. Lehman
W. Zauder
Spring Valley Country Club
Waner Brothers
Mite
J. C. Mergler
Thomas Brothers
Lloyd
Max
University of Southern California
Hugh Glendon
Columbia University
Hugh
al Bucholz
Wm Kuntz
L. Burr
Stolzenburg Insurance
J. Rodgers
Avi
Stolzenburg
Cc. Koepp
R. Peters
R. Dragert
Tad Sad
Oust Bancroft
Braves
Kirksville Osteopaths
Westminsters
Doane
Midland
Nebraska Central
Cotuer
Spart Brifes
Violet Curtice
Mrs
Ralph Rowland
Farm Woman's Club
Ciceland
Chas Muley
Fred Abbott
W .A Peet
Neal Scovil and Son
Myr
Wm Blanchard
C. B. Wiedman
M. A. Campbell
BE. M. Knowles
Charles Leppard
National Military Home
Emma Lehman
Alias Clase
Albert Clase
W. A Rogers
U.S
D C. Wetzel
Centain
John Past
Wrightfield
Ideal
Walton Ice & Fuel Co
Winckles St
She Savings Deposit Bank > Trust Company
Broad Street
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