Keen competition in county school exhibits at fair
The county fair featured a crowded public school exhibit with fierce township and village rivalries. Winners were declared across Class A and B divisions, naming many students from Wellington, South Amherst, LaGrange, Amherst villages and more, in writing drawing paper cutting watercolor and domestic science events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Village
Amherst Village
South Amherst
LaGrange Village
Cecelia Gazycki
George David Rucker
Maybelle Slack
South Amherst Village
Henry Brandt
Frank Farkas
Earl Jones
Janet Clisby
Anne Ciazynski
Kalman Farkas
Louis Krajnak
South Amhherst
Rosie Rozros
Allen Webb
Naomi Myers
Verna Gibson
Clarice Westlake
Wellington
Lawrence Jackson
Victoria Klimosewski
Donna Bélle Rogers
Margaret Pandy
Paul Gryseiwicz
Esther Overeaster
Rhéa Tice
Ralph Husted
Milda Ruth
Alfred Frank
Mary Kalona
Kenneth Searles
Dorothy Fatz
Stanley Landen
Dorris Springer
Elma Pajor
Kenneth Jackson
Adrain Jackson
Wilmot Long
Schultheiss
Berger
Strohmeyer
Ambherst Village
Walter Gesser
Florence Jackson
Phyllis White
Doris Martin
Olive White
Olgena Adams
Algen
Grange Village
Avon Village
Avon Lake Village
Brighton Township
Brownhelm Township
Camden Township
Columbia Township
Grafton Township
Grafton Village
Henrietta Township
Penfield Township
Sheffield Lake Village
Millicent Box
Victoria Beshman
Carol Anderson
Brookside School
Sheffield
Pauline Campagne
Clair McNeil
Robert Farris
Edward Zelaski
Dorothy Rising
Robert Kuback
Alex Butti
John Szabo
Brookside
Sheffield Village
Rose Piazza
Margaret Butti
Frank Nisnidell
Helen Mastowski
Columbia Special Dist
Kathryn Columbus
Margaret Bulli
Poultry Prize Winners At County Fair Display
Unusual large display and keen competition marked the poultry section at the county fair with about 1 000 firsts and seconds awarded. The list shows champions in Ancona, Andalusian, Bantam, Cochin, Brahma, Leghorn, Malays, Minorkas and other breeds with multiple winners named including Chas. McClave and B. J. Ricketts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
McClave
B. J. Ricketts
Harvey Duke
Chas. McClave
C. H. Sage
Sherman Wurst
Ricketts
R. C. Black
J. S. Copas
Sage
Copas
R. C. Whitecock
Pullet
B. Leghorns
R. C. B. Leghorns
S. C. W. Leghorns
Miller
Cockerel
R. C. W. Leghorns
Buff
George D. Bush
R. C. Buff
B. B. Red
S. C. Black
Hen
Aerial bombardment launches first air war in China
Sept. 5 reports Chekiang forces began an aerial bombardment of Kiangsu lines using six planes with Russian pilots. Chekiang fields 32 planes against Kiangsu eight. No results reported yet. Both sides remained entrenched with steady firing and fears of retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Kiangsu
Dawes plan praised as step in right direction
Foreign dispatches report varied international notes from London Reykjavik and Geneva. Ed ward M House endorses the Dawes plan while Amundsen faces bankruptcy and Georgia anti soviet leaders are executed. German arms inspections begin as U S authorities pursue bootleg rings in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward M- House
Woodrow Wilson
Versailles
Reykjavik
Iceland
Daily Mail
Geneva
Edouard Herriot
Ramsay MacDonald
England
Christiana
Ronald Amundsen
Georgia
Russia
Caucasus
Daily Express
Moscow
Jurgeley
Prince Andreanikoff
Hull
Eng
British
Trades Union Congress
Berlin
Interallied Control Commission
Fliers Complete 45 Hops Across World From Los Angeles to Boston
Central Press reports the 45 leg journey by Major F L Martin and Lieut Leigh Wade with distances for each hop from 126 to 875 miles. The team logged no forced landings except for two aborts during the flight ending in Boston. Separate item notes a warrant for Forrest W. Taylor, former Hance Trust teller in Cleveland, charged with embezzling 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press
Washington
Globe
Los Angeles
Boston
F. L. Martin
Leigh Wade
Sacramento
Cal
Seattle
Wash
Prince Rupert
B. C.c
Atka Island
Attu Island
Sitka
Alaska
Seward
Kashiwarabar Bay
Paramashira Island
Hongkong
Calcutta
India
Ankilis
Chignook
Yotorofu
Japan
Haipong
Tourane
Allahabad
Multan
Kashomoto
Kagoshima
Shanghai
China
Amoy
Dutch Harbor
Tokio
Bangkok
Rangoon
Burma
Akwab
Tin
Kasumigura
Air
Saigon
Karachi
Bender Abbas
Persia
Bagdad
Aleppo
Syria
Constantinople
Turkey
Bucharest
Vienna
Paris
London
Croydon
Brough
Kirkwall
Hornafjord
Wade
Reykjavik
Cape Farewell
Ivigtut
Iceland
Indian Harbor
Labrador
Hawkes Bay
Newfoundland
Pictou
Nova Scotia
Saae
Cleveland
Forrest W. Taylor
Re- Hance Trust Company
Tyior
Pictou Bay
Charlestown Navy Yard
Barry
Lieut
Lowell H. Smith
Erik Nelson
Canada
United States
PLAN BIG OVATION IF HEROIC FLIERS REACH U S SOIL
The report details a planned reception in Boston for American aviators who completed a global circumnavigation. It notes the anticipated return from a 2200 mile route, crowd throngs at the airport, and protocol including infantry escort, naval and military ceremonies, and a formal reception at Copley Plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airport
Boston
New England
Air Service
Dwight W. Davis
Old Orchard
Maine
Gen. Brewster
Copley Plaza Hall
General Patrick
General Brewster
Ghost of Slain Pedlar Haunts Bell Hill Road
Utica area report of farmer John Mansuki claiming the ghost of a peddler slain fifty years ago revisits Spook s Hollow. He describes a cold wet slap and a fleeting white figure as his horse spooked on a windy rainy night along the ravine road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Spook
Spook’s Hollow
Mansaki
Mansuki
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S. World Fliers
Mary Dudash
South Amhest
Anna Lence
Ralph Bechstein
South Amhrst Village
Edith Fribanick
Dorothy Jones
Eloise Wilson
Helen Beckstein
Wilma Henry
Raymond Albright
Belden- Grafton
Marie Toth
Vincent-Sheffield Village
Eugene Lieb
Frederick Blackmur
Mary Yuresko
Milton Sell
Robert Dale Lee
Lucille Dunbar
Maxine Walker
Highland School
Edith Scott
Anna Horvath
Helen Hair
Natalie Mohr
Rachel Hancock
Rosie Szabo
Vincent ‘ School
Vera Buck
Evelyn Wolf
Lena Eppich
Walter Rundle
Studebaker Arkh
Ralph Hasenphlug
George Millie
Earl Northeim
Harvey Northeim
Lorain County
Ethel Gueringer
Viola Gueringer
Marian Hales
Roberta Churchward
Dorothy Baetz
Hazel Minert
Robt
Meyer
Grafton
Barl Northeim
Brownheim
U.S
SIAM
Blaska
NDIA
POLE
Greenland
U.S. Ponagensa
Mara
Spain
Columbus
Wright
Jacob Gunter
Morvis Rubin
Peter Glassman
Sim R. Osofsky
Federal Prohibition Department
U. S
Big
AMC
Norman Selby, Jr
Connorsville
Ind
Kid McCoy
Teresa Mors
McCoy
Tye
Mid-West
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