Bus And Truck Collision Near Franklin Kills Two
A bus carrying members of an Indianapolis choir collided head on with a truck seven miles south of Franklin. Otto W. Enzinger and Cecil Enzinger were killed. Revetta Crecelius Bud McKee and other choir members were seriously injured. The accident sent several people to hospitals in Columbus and Indianapolis.
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Franklin
Ind
Indianapolis
Otto W. Enzinger
Cecil
Columbus
Revetta Crecelius
Bud McKee
Mattoon
Jones School of Sacred Music
Sardinia
Ohio G O P Candidates Meet In Columbus
Ohio Republican candidates for Congress met in Columbus with state chairman Ed D Schorr to plan for the November election Rep Joseph Martin former National Congressional Campaign committee head was to speak They prepared to form a sub committee to express views on the platform to be adopted at the Sept 13 14 convention The campaign committee authorized a seven member sub committee from the state committee to make platform suggestions Schorr named Mrs Mary L Faorrest Cleveland and Nolan Boggs Toledo as vice president and chairman of the committee Also noted rising prices of tin and rubber boosting incomes in Malaya.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ed D. Schorr
Joseph Martin
Massachusetts
Schorr
Mary L Faorrest
Cleveland
Nolan Boggs
Toledo
Amherst Birthday Beach Party Honors Alberta
Mrs Mildred Strauss entertained Amherst youth at Oak Point Tuesday evening for Alberta Strauss birthday. Games, contests, a wiener roast and gifts followed for honoree Alberta and guests from Amherst and nearby towns.
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Amherst
Mildred Strauss
Oak Point
Alberta
Smuth
Edward Michal
Bernadine
Lonna Donnelly
Helen Shand
Beverly Bruce
Naomi Reichert
May Smith
Joy van Nuys
Virginie Stevens
Betty Koepp
Wilma Poulson
Susan Ann
Alethia Strauss
Dick Becker
Robert Laux
Norman Kreeger
Gerald VanKeuren
Chester Kabuski
Herbert Morris
John Szabo
Clayton Sick
Dale Strauss
All of
Norma Slack
South Amherst
Herman Jaworski
Lorain
Local Social News From Brownhelm and Amherst
Mrs B A Jenne lists residents including Brownhelm John Csimsak and Elyria area names. Discharges: Mrs Lottie Beard. Local folks report returns from Ohio State Fair in Columbus and visits to LaGrange Fremont Hackensack. Rey M A Hayes returns from evangelical conference and resumes local pastorate for another year.
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Brownhelm
John Csimsak
Amherst
Lottie Beard
Elyria Avenue
Robert Hasenflue
Columbus
Clyde Nugent
Clyde Jr
J. Wilcox
LaGrange
William Berg
Jessie McGhee
South Main Street
John Ferribloom
Hackensack
N. J
Rey M A
Ohio State Fair Reaches Its Peak Today
Ohio State Fair reaches peak attendance with Governor Martin Davey as guest. About 75,000 expected today after a 60,000 crowd yesterday. Earl H Hanefeld and fair officials to escort Davey through livestock and farm products exhibits. Davey to present Governor's trophy at harness races and attend horse show in the Coliseum. Prominent horse awards announced for Percheron, stallions, and futurity blue ribbon categories.
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Columbus. O
Martin DL Davey
Earl H Hanefeld
Davey
Coliseum
Carl Mercel
George Dix & Son
Delaware
Ohio
Carl Model
Hesitation Leon
Semer Csinon
Ue Omega
W. H Butler
Colme
Helsinki
Finland
Reserve
Pion
Hubinen
Delano
Beetles Affect Fishing In Wilmington Ponds
Farmers and gardeners have long fought Japanese beetles but New Castle county fishermen report an unusual problem. Beetles raining into ponds and streams are being eaten by fish, causing fish to refuse bait and making fishing harder.
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Wilmington
New Castle County
Milkmaid Contest Highlights Livestock Show at Fair
Butterfield of Hamilton topped the aged stallion class while Lloyd A. Truesdale of Delphos and Peter W Hintze of Clyde led Hampshire and Cotswold cows. Dorathy Doggett led preliminary milking with 1385 pounds in three minutes, followed by Dorothy Van Kaenel. Ida Yungen won the costume prize as Susan Kauffman placed second. Ruth Keck endured a fall during milking, later delivering 1115 pounds to finish fourth amid an excitable Red Man's Beauty. Sheep shearing crowned George Bosley first, Delno Warner second, Howard Howell third. Belfians George and Joe won the heavyweight horse pull with 26 tons 24 feet 7 inches. An injury sidelined Howard Backsteel who needed three clips after arrival.
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B. W. Butterfield
Hamilton
Hampshire
Lloyd A. Truesdale
Delphos
Peter W Hintze
Clyde
Choes
Doraths Goggett
Ashland
Dorous van Kaenel
Beloit
Pauline Culler
Medina
Eleanor Sweitzer
Rochester
Betty Angel
Dundee
Mary Urube
Groton
Dorothy Doggett
Dorothhy van Kaenel
Ida Yungen
Wooster
Susan Kauffman
Millersburg
Ruth Keck
Logan
Red Man's Beauty
Aryshire
George Bosley
Harpster
Delno Warner
Richmond
Howard Howell
Pandora
George and
Joe
Ben Ratherman
Bradford
Howard Backsteel
Mansfield
Loyalists Wreck Fortifications of Insurgents
Loyalist forces exploded mines near Castuera in southwestern Spain driving insurgents from fortifications and inflicting heavy casualties. Reports suggest insurgents halted the Loyalist westward advance toward the Portuguese border. the Ebro front remained quiet amid scattered shelling near a crossing. State examiners charged three individuals with sales tax evasion at the Fair. Willam Pierson, Speedo Bleas, and William Doelker were released on bond.
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Hendaye
Deper
Spain
Castuera
Willam Pierson
Delaware
Speedo Bleas
Columbus
William Doelker
Japanese Big Push Gains Momentum Near Hankow
In Shanghai dateline, Japanese forces push toward Hankow with four new key positions within 100 miles of the provisional capital. Reports claim breaches near Shaho, proximity to Lehan air base, siege near Mutouchen west of Kiukiang, and river bottleneck actions along the Yangtze with ongoing clashes along Poyang Lake.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Janese
Shaho
Kiukiang
Bottle -Neck
Hanko
Hwangme
Wusuch
Matouchen
Poyang Lake
Receipts at Mayor's Court Increase in August
Mayor's court receipts rose in August per the monthly report by clerk JG Sehrock. August receipts totaled $727.35, up from $515.25 in July, with fines $421.00, costs $268.55, liquor licenses $10, wine licenses $740, beer licenses $10, soft drink licenses $4, and miscellaneous $6.30.
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JG Sehrock
Attempts to Land Men Re pulsed
A brief report notes failed efforts to land men, with details limited to the repulse and minimal context. The fragment suggests ongoing hostilities or military activity but lacks specific names, dates, or locations to identify parties or outcomes.
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Supreme Health Supervisor
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Hospital News
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Edith Mae
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
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Ohio State Fair
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Johnson's Tavern
Daddy Allen
Washington Avenue
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Vox
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