Lorain County Boys Take Fifth in Dairy Judging
Lorain County sent three boys to the Ohio State Fair dairy judging contest where they earned fifth place in the state championship. Forty-seven teams competed. Franklin County won first, Medina second, Cuyahoga third, and Athens fourth. Eight Lorain exhibitors entered calves in the calf club division with top placings including McConnell first on an Ayrshire and Edgar Jones two calves in scoring.
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Lorain County
C. J. Hummel
Franklin County
Medina County
Cuyohora County
Athens County
Richard McConnell
Edgar Jones
Charles Webber
Edward Reisinger
Chester Sprague
Ayrshire
Wayne Aldrich
Ray Grills
Ralph Schramm
Firemen Answer Four Calls In Labor Day Weekend
Elrria firemen were summoned four times with only one fire causing damage. A noon blaze at 932 Walnut Street started from a gas water heater igniting lines in the cellar, confined by Company Number One to the cellar and stairs, damaging clothing and papers. The three other fires were grass fires reported Saturday afternoon on Abbe Road and another location nearby.
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Elrria
John Dean
Walnut Street
Abbe Road
Meet At Ridgeville Opens County School Year
Final preparations for the new school year were completed as county teachers met at Ridgeville School. Grade and high school groups discussed core subjects with leaders including R P Vaughn, A C Beers, and Walter Jantz. Music, Latin, home economics, and manual training were also organized under named coordinators. There is a vast literature on color in the animal kingdom.
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Amherst
Ridgeville
R. P. Vaughn
Gerald M. Frank
A. C. Beers
Belden
Ethel Patterson
Helen Frisbee
Brookside
Walter Jantz
Grafton
John Salisbury
Henrietta
Edna Taylor
Paul Mendenhall
The
Animal Kingdom
Local youths deterred after air grounds gate crash
Three Zizma youths, including a rising boxer, were caught at the air grounds Sunday and held at police headquarters until parents posted bail. Fair management later chose not to prosecute, deeming detention sufficient punishment. Also reported, Howard Stone of Nova Ohio said his car was stolen during Sunday church attendance. John Hollis of 405 Middle Avenue was fined five pounds and costs for intoxication before Mayor W. H. Van Oster.
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Fair Management
Howard Stone
Nova, O
John Hollis
Middle Avenue
W. H. van Oster
Bicycle stolen from home on Stanford Avenue reported
Mrs Brooknouser reported to police Saturday that her son's bicycle was stolen from their home on Stanford Avenue. Police Sergeant Arthur Hurd recovered the bicycle Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Donald Harley
Genoa
Death Record John Joseph Nahm 68 Lorain resident dies
John Joseph Nahm 68 a long time Lorain resident and Elyria area public figure died after a long illness. He leaves children Carl J Clarence F Alfred Paul Frederick Herbert and several daughters and twenty two grandchildren. Services will be held at St Pauls R C church Norwalk with burial in St Pauls cemetery. Remains at daughter Mrs George Walker’s home Elyria Brace Street.
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John Joseph Nahm
Lorain
Frederick
Herbert
Harry Smithberger
George Walker
Harry Holton
Elyria
Carl Brows
Massillon
A. J. Traxler
Avon
Edward’. Nahm
Pittsburgh
Nahm
St. Paul's R.C. Church
Norwalk
St. Paul's Cemetery
Walker
Bracestreet
T. M. T. M. Club
Clarence Foster
Bethel
The
Baptist Church
Urban Lexion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Ladies Aid Society
1Ei Methodist Church
Hartley Broadwell
Union Street
West Austia Club
Warner's Grove
Wellington
Will Grundy
Mamillon Street
Horhond
Ranson
Loran Sisters
Death Notices for Nevins and Goodman in Ohio
George H Nevins died at his Oberlin road residence after illness. Survived by widow, a daughter Mrs L A Worcester, two sons Robert and Theodore, and a step daughter Mrs John Nelms. Funeral Tuesday 2 PM from residence, burial in St Marys Cemetery. Goodman died in Cleveland Hospital. survived by widow Elizabeth Goodman and brother Forest Goodman. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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George H. Nevins
Oberlin Road
Mr. Nevins
Elyria
L. A. Worcester
Robert
Darton
Theodore
John Nelms
Dear Park
Wash
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Guy
War Secretary remarks at headquarters scene
Fragmented text shows a war secretary address with references to pace, peace, and statements about support. It mentions a tract, reception, and May Valley or similar names, but the garbled manuscript limits clear facts and dates.
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Manis
Seyaratenis
Benetal
7000 NRA Consumers Cards Counted At Local Chamber
Local Chamber of Commerce workers tally NRA consumer cards from a city drive. About 7900 cards already accounted for with many cards bearing multiple names, likely near 9000 total. Some Elyrians signed later at the chamber or via mail. NRA investigatives bureau received complaints and will investigate with names and addresses kept on site. A information bureau offers free NRA questions with a toll line at 2444.
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NRA
Chamber of Commerce
NHA
Elyria
Information Bureau
Wensinger and Passenger Die in Air Crash at Chippewa Lake Park
Cleveland pilot Ralph C. Wensinger and a passenger were killed when a stunt biplane rolled into a spin and plunged into Chippewa Lake during a holiday display before about 10,000 spectators. Wensinger, longtime U.S. Weather Bureau observer, had survived prior near-misses.
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Cleveland
Ralph C. Wensinger
Sonna Fliers
Samuel
U. S. Weather Bureau
Wensinger
Ilyime
Chippewa Lake Park
Two Suits Filed Against Circus In Lorain Accident
Two lawsuits were filed in common pleas court arising from an accident during a Lorain circus engagement. John Fernuece filed for his son Mario, 11, seeking 25 000 dollars for injuries when a circus truck ran over his hand and foot and an additional 1 009 dollars for damages.
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Teo
Agai
Hagenbeck
Walllace
Lorain
John Fernuece
Son
Mario
Court Notices From Elyria And Lorain Docket
In And About The Court House Mary Block Elyria filed suit in common pleas court naming Anna Wildeheim er as defendants to an action to have property partitioned and the title quieted. S. H. Squire filed suit against Richard L. Stevens ancillary administrator of the estate of Pricilla D. Leonard deceased for $3, $03 for handling and investing $76,168 for the deceased. Mike Angeloff of Lorain filed suit for divorce from Essie on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty in common pleas court here. J. R. DuBose of Lorain filed suit in common pleas court here against a registered fishing tug for 3273 for supplies furnished the boat at the request of Frank Passinisi who was in charge of the boat at the time of the purchases. The Ambers Savings and Banking Company through Ira J. Fulton liquidator brought suit against Cora Smith et al for $1 for alleged due on a promissory note. Foreclosure of Amherst property is asked. Reuben Jatin Tilad suit against the Holland nace Company for SRO damages alleged sustained as or tor an attachment suit Tiled the defendant.
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Mary Block
Elyria
Common Pleas Court
Anna Wildeheim Er
S. H. Squire
Richard L. Stevens
Pricilla D. Leonard
Mike Angeloff
Lorain
Essie
Common Pleas
J. R. DuBose
Frank Passinisi
The
Ambers, Savings and Banking Company
Ira J. Fulton
Liquidator
Cora Smith
Amherst
Reuben Jatin
Tilad
Holland ¢Nace Company
SRO Damaxes
Lake Ave Man Wins Auto Amid Turbulent Times
A Lake Avenue resident won a car at a local event last night before reports of turmoil surfaced. The ceremony closed a day of activity as authorities responded to unrest linked to a broader revolt, with police and military units moving to contain spread of violence.
Balloon race tragedy and long chase in Bennett event
Number Eight continues as observers recount a pilot’s plunge from 1000 feet with a parachute open, body found near wreckage. Two balloons remain unreported in the Bennett race Goodyear IX piloted by Ward T. Van Orman and a Polish craft led by Capt Franciszek Hynek and Lieut Zbigniew Burzynski. Goodyear Corp reports sighting a balloon over Ottawa. Belgian aeronauts forced to land after crossing from France and Germany, landing near Roscommon and Harbor Springs, Michigan, a 300 mile distance.
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Tors
Ward T. van Orman
Franciszek Hynek
Zbigniew Burzynski
Goodyear Corporation
Akron
Ottawa
Canada
Roscommon
Mich
Harbor Springs
Massillon Furnaces to Double Open Hearth Output
Massillon Ohio Sept 5 Official reports place Republic Steel open hearth division to double production with the lighting of two more furnaces today. Four furnaces likely to stay in operation through September due to higher orders.
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Massillon
Massillon, CO
Republic Steel Corporation
Machado Declines to Comment in Montreal Suite
Former Cuban president Gerardo Machado stayed in a royal hotel suite in Montreal, refusing to discuss the latest Cuban upheaval. Guards barred visitors, and no one answered calls as he and his companions kept to seclusion since arriving the previous day.
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Montreal
Gerardo Machado
Cuba
Sewing Machine Clinics Open Across Lorain County
The Lorain county agricultural extension services launched its 1933-34 fall and winter program with five sewing machine clinics for farm women. Clinics run mornings this week at Penfield Society Hall, Columbia Town Hall, Avon, East Oberlin Community Church, and Belden, each led by specialist R. D. Barden and local chairpersons. expected attendance 15 to 20 per session.
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County Agricultural Extension Services
Lorain County
Society Hall
Penfield
Lewis Jones
Columbia Town ‘Hall
H. C. Bartter
Avon
R. A. Middlestead
Dora Bunnart
East Oberlin
G. I. Hobbs
Belden
G. J. Myers
A. L. Wise
R. D. Barden
Ohio State Univrsity Agricultural Engineering
Man stabbed during plant strike at Willowick plant
On September 5 at the Ohio Rubber Company plant in Willowick, a fight among strikers left Harry Fox hurt. James Brown, acting as a picket, was arrested. Fox's condition was not serious. Fifteen Willowick and Willoughby police guarded the plant.
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Willowick
Ohio Rubber Company
Harry Fox
James Brown
Brown
Fox
Willowsek
Willoughby
Oberlin Henriettta School Teacher Weds
Miss Norma McClastlin marries Laurence Livermore of Clarksfield in New Castle Pa. The Oberlin Henristia School teacher will reside at 22 Union street with her husband, who works at Belle Vernon in Wellington.
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Henrietta
Oberlin
Norma McClastlin
Laurence Livermore
Clarksfield
New Castle
Clevenger
Union Street
Henristia
Livermore
Belle Vernon Company
Wellington
Merchants Decide Individually on City Scrip Acceptance
Elyria area merchants failed to agree on a city scrip policy at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. They will act individually, with most willing to take limited scrip for city employee pay, and plan to increase acceptance as they can use it for rent or other obligations. They noted no change unless full scrip notes are used and change cannot be given for smaller purchases.
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Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Rain Benefits Come Crops
Lorain County farmers welcomed Sunday's rain though it came late and not enough for all crops. Potatoes stand to gain most, with 2-3 inches soaking loose soil and about an inch in compact soil. Some fruit and late vegetables will see modest help, and farmers hope more rain arrives soon.
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Lorain County
C. J. Hummel
Hummel
Bailey recaptured after daring north Texas jail escape
Bailey, who helped a convicts escape from Kansas State Penitentiary, was captured after a dramatic pursuit from Dallas to Ardmore Oklahoma. He forced a deputy jailer to lead to his car, fled toward Oklahoma, and was finally cornered at a filling station before surrendering.
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Lansing
Bailey
Shannon
Texas
Urschel
Ofd
Dallas
Nick Tresp
Tresp
Oklahoma
Gainesville
Tex
Hoxboro
Okla
Ard
Hale Dunn
Ardmore
Bennatt Wallace
Raymond Shoemaker
Polles
Nuriness
Bailes
Isjort
Dann
Baller
Cleveland Market Report Markets and prices across produce and livestock
Cleveland markets report steady gains and yes with varied prices across produce poultry and eggs. Livestock shows slower trade but calves strong hogs and sheep mixed with pork prices firm for large hogs. Homegrown produce lists wide price ranges for apples beans beets cabbage cucumbers mushrooms and more with potatoes and tomatoes noted.
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Cleveland
Ubsa
New Jersey
Long Island
Idaho
Rabbit Exhibits Winners Are Announced Lorain County Fair
Nineteen Four-H Club boys of Lorain County won first prizes in the rabbit exhibit division at the Lorain County Fair. Winners include Harold Brucker, Amherst. Harold Schneider, Amherst. Alfred Emery, East Carlisle. Warren Gleason, Amherst. Almon Brockselder, Amherst. Harold Gauman, Amherst. James Wangerine, Amherst. James Hurlbut, East Carlisle. Ford Salinbridge, Columbia. Ralph Burke, Eaton. R. G. Fruehaufl, Belden. Ralph Schacht, Amherst. John Bechstein, Amherst. George Sears, East Carlisle. James Russo, Amherst. Ralph Sabato, Amherst. Francis H. Lewis, Markley. Elmer Schacht, Amherst. Claire Gauman, Amherst. Walter Marlett, Markley. Ralph Haleston, East Carlisle. Additional awards listed include John Bachstein third, Walter Bechstein second, multiple second and third places across several names such as William Engler, Leroy Gotro, Steve Gall, Warren Powers, and others.
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Lorain County
Harold Brucker
Amherst
Harold Schneider
Alfred Emery
East
Eaton
R. G. Fruehaufl
Belden
Ralph Schacht
John Bechstein
George Sears
Fast Carlisle
James Russo
Ralph Sabato
Francis H. Lewis
Markley
Elmer Schacht
Claire Gauman
Walter Mar_lett
Ralph Hazelton
East Carlsle
John Bachstein
Walter Bechstein
William Engler
Leroy Gotro
East Carlisle
Steve Gall
William Marlett
Arthur Osborn
Ernest Bassett
Harold van Kamp
Ford Bainbridge
Tom McCarty
Edwin Trousack
Warren Powers
Robert Shellhouse
George Super
Russell Springer
Wade Worcester
William Krueck
Dale Wood
William Shirkey
Charles Cotton
Village may appeal after court ruling on equipment purchase
The court ruled the village of Amherst may proceed to contract for generating equipment, though Smythe warned a $63,000 bid from Fairbang Morris would lapse if a fast purchase occurred. He cited potential 15 percent price increases and urged timely action, but the defendants retain the right to appeal the common pleas decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ately
Amherst
Smythe
Fairbang Morris Company
Lorain County Fair Show Highlights Stallion Silent Mack
Silent Mack a 21 year old stallion trained by Mugkelburg of Oberlin drew crowds at the Lorain County Fair. The horse, noted as the county’s oldest, also appeared in 1912 as a colt. Earlier owners included Milo Kenedinghy of Amherst. The horse, now aged 21 and in fine trim, and Mugkelburg’s two chestnut fillies won several prizes including a sweepstakes.
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Silent Mack
Mugkelburg
Oberlin
Lorain County
Milo Kenedinghy
Amherst. C
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