Ohio State Freshmen Deliver Bright Future for Buckeyes
Five Ohio State sophomores defined themselves as capable Big Ten players in the 7 to 0 victory over Indiana. Johnny Kabb, Mike Kabealo, and Wedebrook powered the backfield while Alex Schoenbaum and Carl Kaplanoff anchored the line. Coach Schmidt praised the quintet for their polish and composure, noting Kabealo's strong left-half showing but cautioning position certainty remains. Pass work was flagged as a fault, yet the squad left ready to prepare for Notre Dame at South Bend.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Bucks
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ohio
Indiana
Johnny Kabb
Akron
Mike Kabealo
Howard Wedebrook
Portsmouth
Alex Schoenbaum
Cleveland
Carl Kaplanoff
Bucyrus
Schmidt
Francis A. Schmidt
Rabb
Kabealo
Wedebrook
Schoenbaum
Kaplanoff
Buck
Pittsburgh
Northwestern
Nebraska
Lorain Bulldogs Beat Rossford In Narrow Victory
Lorain Ohio October 26 The Lorain Bulldogs formerly the Semi Pros beat Rossford Merchants 18 to 13 at Recreation Stadium. Rossford tallied both scores early in the first quarter after Martin found the end zone twice. Jimmy Worden, a former Lorain High star, opened Lorain’s scoring in the second period. Lewandowski added a 45 yard run for the third quarter touchdown and Pete Pincura sealed the win with a three yard plunge after a Lorain march.
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Lorain
Lorain Bulldogs
Rossford Merchants
Recreation Stadium
Rossford
Martin
Jimmy Worden
Lorain High
Lewandoski
Pete Pincura
New York Giants Lead Pro League After Eagles Win
New York Giants topped the Philadelphia Eagles 21 to 7 to lead the Eastern division of the National League. Green Bay defeated Pittsburgh 42 to 10, while Chicago Bears beat Detroit 12 to 1. Brooklyn stopped Chicago Cardinals 9 to 0. Syracuse beat Boston 16 to 7 in the American League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Geer
Syracuse
Boston
Charge Steel Mill Owners Resist Unionization
Senate Civil Liberties Committee probes six charges by Philip Murray's CIO official that steel mill owners use brutality to thwart John L. Lewis drive to unite 500,000 workers. Inquiries into rubber and automobile industries also underway with about 10 secret probes.
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Washington
The
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Robert H.lafollette, Jr
Wis
Philip Murphy
Lewis
C. L Co
Steubenville
Ohio
Weirton
W. Va. Murray, Chairman of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Ernest T. Weir
National Steel Company
Lee Pressman
Murray
West Virginia
Non-Poisonous Fuel Gas Declared Safe by USC Study
Los Angeles reports exhaustive USC tests show California natural gas is non poisonous and harmless. Dr. D R Drury led self tests and animal trials in airtight chambers, with humans reading and playing, no ill effects aside from potential suffocation risk in very high concentrations and carbon monoxide buildup from unvented heaters. Monkeys and rats showed largely normal results after 31 days at 30 percent concentration.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
California
D. R. Drury
Drury
Bushmen Visit Johannesburg See Money But Ignore Coins
In Johannesburg the Bushmen from the Kalahari Desert were showered with pennies by a curious crowd. They spurned the coins, unaware of money’s value, part of a Witwatersrand expedition. Families arrived in lorries with dogs, wearing loin coverings and minimal dress, marveling at trams trains and planes.
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Johannesburg
Suit Over Grease Spots In Napa
Matilda Reghi filed a 375.0090 damage suit in Napa accusing a resident and many John Does and Mary Rees of letting turkey grease drip onto the sidewalk last Christmas. She says the grease slick caused her to slip and break her leg and claims the city ordinances require red warning lights to mark such spots.
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Napa. Cal
John Does
Mary Rees
Matilda Reghi
Rams crush Yankees 27 to 0 in Cleveland win
Cleveland Rams routed the New York Yankees 27 to 0 in a decisive game, dominating on both offense and defense. The shutdown win showcased the Rams' strong form and left the Yankees blanked.
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Cleveland Rams
New York Yankees
LaGrange Townsend Club Plans Tuesday Meeting
Members of the LaGrange Townsend Club meet Tuesday night in the hotel club rooms to combine business and entertainment. Belle Clapp announces games Townsend ballots and singing as features. The open meeting begins at 7 30 p m.
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LaGrange Townsend Club
Belle Clapp
Townsend
Roosevelt Replies To Landon Over Kansas Schools
James Roosevelt, eldest son of the President, charged Gov. Alf Landon with neglecting Kansas public schools in a radio reply to Landon’s accusation of misrepresentation. He cited Landon’s 1935 statement about cutting teachers’ salaries and reducing school costs by about 40 percent amid three stressing years.
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Boston
James Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Rooevelt
Gov. Landon
Canada Watches U S Campaign
Ottawa officials monitor the U S presidential race as the fate of the Canada United States trade treaty hinges on the election outcome. A Republican win is seen as ending the pact, while a Democratic victory could extend its life and renewal prospects into 1935. Trade figures show rising Canada exports and U S imports under the agreement, with notable gains in newsprint, lumber, pulpwood, machinery, automobiles, and vegetables.
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Ottawa
Ont
United States
Alfred M. Landon
R. B. Bennett
Mackenzie King
Liberal Party
Canada
Fisherman Finds Deer During Fishing Trip
Shasta City California Ira Daulton planned a fishing and deer hunt. He cast his line, set his pole with a stone, then hunted for deer. Returning to the pool he found a deer swimming around his bait and pole.
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Shasta City
Cal
lIra Daulton
Shedd Captures Gray Fox in Auto Rundown Bounty
Ellsworth Wisconsin resident A A Shedd recently collected a four dollar county bounty after running a gray fox with his automobile.
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Ellsworth
Wis
A. A. Shedd
Son Arrested in Mother's Brutal Huntington Slaying
Huntington West Virginia police arrested 41 year old Charles Buffington Baldwin on murder charges after the body of his mother Juliette Buffington Enslow 63 was found in her home. Blood was found on his pajamas. Baldwin denied involvement and was held without bond. Will left Baldwin a one fourth share of the estate.
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Huntington
W. Y.a
Juliette Buffington Epslow
Charles Buffington Baldwin
Baldwin
Charles Baldwin
Elegant Rural Wedding Unites Erma Bauman and E Nelson Reusser
The C W Bauman home in Axtel hosted the Oct wedding of Erma Elizabeth Bauman to E Nelson Reusser of Henrietta. Officiant Rev Glenn L Tennell and family friends attended. The couple plan to reside in Elyria after a brief wedding trip.
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Henrietta
C. W. Bauman
Axtel
Erma Elizabeth
E. Nelson Reusser
Glenn L. Tennell
Deerfield
Priscilla Behr
Carl Reusser
Fairview School of Nursing
Fairview Hospital
Fenn College
Electro-Alloys Co
Elyria
Cleveland Street
Grange meeting includes play The Ghost of Crooked Lane
The Grange met at the school Tuesday with good turnout and four candidates initiated. A postmeeting program featured the play The Ghost of Crooked Lane directed by Miss Catlin, a reading by Miss Joan Portman, and contests won by Portman, Launer, Brown, and Marer. Doughnuts and coffee were served. many local residents attended BRIEFS follow.
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The
Grange
Crooked Lane
Dudley Grarball
Walter Kothe
Mattie Grarbal
Doctors
Polly Ferguson
Ned Hamestrap
Mattie
Donald Wasem
Sammy Smethway
Stanley Dagil
Charity
Cross
L. Hopkins
Miss Catlin
Joan Portman
Ed Launer
Barbara Brown
Harry Marer
Community Dinner Guests And Local Visits Record In Oberlin Area
Dinner guests Wednesday at Mrs. Marr Becker’s home included Mr. and Mrs. Silverhorn and their son Danny from Cleveland. Sunday afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bran and Children from Elyria. Oscar Zurcher spent Monday and Tuesday in Wooster. Mrs. Albert Reusser called on Miss Mattie Sanders Tuesday afternoon, and several Oberlin residents visited Miss Mattie Sanders and Mrs. Charlies Cook Tuesday afternoon. C. H. Currier visited Oberlin Monday afternoon. The Parrishs of Elyria visited Lena Gegenheimer Sunday evening. Albert Reusser and son Carl were dinner guests Sunday at Earl Munn’s. Harold Coates attended dinner at his daughter and spouse’s home. H. G. Portman and Mrs. Portman attended the Farm Bureau convention in Columbus Monday and Tuesday. Bertha Kellogg and Walter Davis of Elyria called at O. C. Sanders’ home Tuesday afternoon. Harold Sanders and daughter Donna May of Arsherst were evening visitors.
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H. G. Portman
Medina Country Women’s Republican Club
Litchfield
Fred Bauman
Leonard Buchs
Alex
Elmer Portman
Louise Kneisel
Rugby
William
Dorcas
St¢iert
Milan
Frank Cook
Jack
Rochester
New York
Myra
Rudolph Kreig
Elyria
G. C. Becker
Rose Burrell
Frank Clary
Wellington
Marr Becker
Mattie Sanders
Charlies Cook
C. H. Currier
Oberlin
Milton Parrish
Lena Gegenheimer
Albert Reusser
Carl
Earl Munn
Harold Coates
Barry Weber
Farm Bureau
Columbus
Bertha Kellogg
Walter Davis
O. C. Sanders
Andd
Harold Sanders
Donna May
Arsherst
Village Traded For Horse Now Deserted
OJATA North Dakota once a wheat marketing hub in the Red River Valley has dwindled to a rail station and a lone residence. The last grain elevator and store are gone, leaving a deserted village with a statue and memories of its bustling boom in the 1880s when settlers and bonanza farmers shaped its era.
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Ojata
N. D
Rea River Valley
Stors
Red River Valley
A. A
Homes Lost As Kinlock Village Is Auctioned
Kinlock, Pa. residents packed the lone general store as Valley Coal Company mine closures forced an auction of village homes. The unprofitable mine led to the sale, forcing families to bid on properties they already owned.
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Kinlock
Town auctioning off miners’ property amid uncertain payments
The town’s sale included smoke-burnished frame buildings priced from 225 to five with 29 percent down and balance due within a short period. Initial acreage and general store were bought by a woman for 34,474, the store having been built at a cost of 1.00 and the town hall community building once valued at 70.
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Pany
Expenses Low Income in Argentina Study Summary
Studies for the National Labor Department show the average Argentine family of five can spend about 35 dollars per month on shelter food and clothing. The report highlights the burden on households and outlines basic living costs in 1920s economic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byeengs Atres
National Labor Department
Calcutta Man Returns to Claim Heirship in Death Bed Case
A man left for dead on a funeral pyre 27 years ago in Calcutta has returned to Dhaka to claim a fortune. A court has ruled he is the rightful heir to the estate of Raja Bahadur.
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Calcutta
Ano
Decca
Raja Bahadur
Mining Students Wanted Quebec Scholarships Offered
Quebec government awards mining scholarships to the province's colleges to boost interest in the mining industry. Scholarships valued at 500 to 664 dollars.
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Quebec
Quebe Quebec
Provice
Homecoming for Elyria Lodge 103 L O O F on Broad Street
Elyria hosts its annual homecoming for Elyria Lodge 103 L O O F tomorrow evening on Broad Street. More than 156 out-of-town visitors are expected. a program of interest with prominent speakers is planned. Refreshments will be served. meeting at 7:50 p m under the direction of Harry Thompson nobles grand.
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Elyria
Elyria Lodge
Broad Street
Harry Thompson
Nobis Grand
Judges Named for Lorain County Potato and Apple Show
Two Ohio State University extension specialists will judge Lorain County potato and apple displays at the Elyria show next month. Frank Beach will judge apples and Earl Tussing potatoes. The event runs November 13 and 14 in the J. C. Penney basement, with Beekeepers from the county entering 12 jars and 12 combs of dark honey.
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Ohio State University Extension Service
Lorain
Elyria
C. I. Hummel
Frank Beach
Earl Tussing
Lorain County
Hummel
J. C. Penney Companctore
Brother of West Ridge Woman Dies
Mrs H Charles Schaible of West Ridge was notified of the death of her oldest brother Louis Hahn at Cevlon near Sandusky last night Funeral arrangements are in complete.
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H. Charles Schaible
West Ridge
Louis Hahn
Cevlon
Sandusky
Appointments Named for Lorain County Estates
Probate notices list D. B. Simons as administrator for Paul D. Richards estate in Elyria and Malcolm Smith as administrator for Madelean Smith. Also appointed are G Quinn A Underhill as administrator for Roral Taylor Underhill of LaGrange and Arthur P. Bailey as executor for Charles D. Webster of Carlisle Township. Dates range September through October in 1935 1936 with Judge H C Wilcox presiding.
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Paul D. Richards
D. B. Simons
Elyria
Lorain County
Ohio
Oolem
A. D
H.C. Wilcox
Said County
Madelean Smith
Malcolm Smith
Lorain Country
H. C. Wilcox
Roral Tarlior Underhill
Quinn A. Underhill
Roral Taylor Underhill
LaGrange
Rain County
Charles D. Webster
Arthur P. Bailey
Carlisle Township
Legal Notice in Lorain County Probate Court Case No 7499
Probate Court of Lorain County Ohio notes that The Lorain County Savings & Trust Company as executor of Pamela B Lersch deceased filed civil case No 7433 alleging insufficient estate to pay legacies. Describes two parcels of real estate including 345 feet fronting Bread Street and 38 feet frontage at Broad Street with back parcels, and a second parcel bounded by Washington Avenue Harrison Street and other owners. Names heirs and involved parties including Louise L Gober Carlotta Cherry Clara Tucker Arthur Emerson Lersch Robert Cotton Lersch and others with addresses in Syracuse New York Denver Colorado and Marshall Michigan. Affected properties located at Elyria Ohio and other referenced streets. Hearing date October 11 and notice dated October 13 with various juristic actions and legal heirs listed.
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State of Ohio
Lorain County
Lorain County Savings. Trust Company
Pamela B. Lersch
Louise L. Gober
Carlotta L. Cherry
Robert Cotton Lersch
Denver
Colorado
Lorain County Sainzgs & Trust Company
Pamela
Lersch
Ohio
Elyria
Lorain
Bread Street
Fremont Street
Broad Street
Mirtia
Leraisard
Urs
Kkusen
Black Riser
Black River
Washington Avenac
Harrison Street
Lela B Lersch
Lovin County
SAN Nus & Trust
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Sophs
Hoosiers
Lorain Bolldexs
Iz Rossford
Leska Sone
F . Cree
Martin W. Bredke
L. T. Mete
Ee Renker Mazurek Res LG
Wees Gawlik Ceruanek
Werner c. Meee
Eee
Prosek
S. Brodke
Asee
Knorek
Godleski
Wwe
E. Knorek
F_ Deminski
R. FE
Knorek Pawiak Eeriette
Aukosk
Fewandoski
Fitzgerald
Paminski
Eset
Dorko Worden
Wea
Losnsky Lorain
Rosseford
P. Pincura
Lora
A. Dominski
T. Incura
Pinculta Rosenfeld
Rotehick Peach
Darko
EL Martin
Fiixo
Pocahontas
Murhbach Coal
LaGrange Townsend
Landon
U.S
FOX
Bauman-Reusser
Zephyr
Bestera
LVNON
Burlington Zephyr
Union Station
Chicago
Colo
Acme
Rosie
Central Park Zoo
New York City
M'Lady
Ethiopia
Rodolfo Graziani
Addis Ababa
Chronicle Telegram
L 0.O. F
H. C Wilcox
Fauser & Fasved
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