President Ends 5000 Mile Tour On Look See Trip
President Franklin D Roosevelt finishes a 5000 mile look see tour ending in Indianapolis where drought conference talks with Governor McNutt and governors of Michigan Kentucky and Indiana will take place. He spoke to thousands about farm economy, soil conservation, and national cooperation across regions and trade.
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Indianapolis
Roosevelt
Washington
Russ T. McIntire
Melpure
Henry Horner
Representative Of Dr. Scholl At Brenner's Store
A representative from Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, the Chicago foot authority, is at Brenners shoe store on Broad Street today. He will remain until nine o clock tonight offering examinations and advice to people with foot trouble.
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Dr. Scholl
Brenner's
Wm. M. Scholl
International Famous Foot Authority of Chicago
Brenners Shoe
Fined for Swing at Police Officer on Breed Street
Hugh finft h 24 of 711 West Bridge street was arrested on Breed street for intoxication at 7:45 p.m. Thursday. He appeared before Mayor Dan A. Caird who fined him $4 and costs with $4 attributed to the swing at the officer, Patrol A. E. Parker.
Girl in coma shows signs of awakening in Cincinnati
Lois Pogue a 16 year old injured in an automobile crash Aug 5 remained in a coma but today showed urgent responses to questions. Hospital staff reported partial awakening as doctors prepared to manage brain pressure after surgery.
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Cincinnati
Lois Pogue
Vestern Pegue
Dreaml Myre
Phillip Payne Derwent
Phe
Ramplere
Farmers Attend Two Field Day Programs In Lorain County
Lorain County farmers are invited to two field day programs this month. Hummel, the county agricultural extension agent, announced a hybrid field corn meeting at Wooster next Tuesday and a potato field day at Susar Creek Sanitarium farm seven miles from Wooster on September 22. Eleven growers are cultivating hybrid corn this year with seed produced on five county farms and several others supplying seed. Interested farmers may inspect seed supplies at Hummel's office.
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Lorain County
Zo Lo Wayne County
Hummel
Wooster
Susar Creek
Wonster
Jol Schuster
Stony Ridge Road
H. Fuilmer
Eaton Township
Glenn Jobbs
Murssia
Nett Ladwie
Almherst
HH Miller
Brownhelm
Marvin Burge
Wellington
C. F. Hales
Columbi
C. F. Dickinson
Penfield
Pittsfield
G. Portman
Henrietta Town
H. B. Rowland
Rochester
Iis
Two Columbia Girls Win State Demonstration Title
The Columbia Township 4-H club won the Ohio state demonstration team title at the Ohio State Fair, duplicating a previous county champions run. Ruth Tomes and Betty Churchward led the team with advisors Fern Gest and Mildred Bartter, both from Columbia.
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Columbia Township
Fond Clus
Sears
Cluthins Olth
Tomes
Priice
Eluh Asdvisors
Mise Fern Gest
M Dred Bartter
Columbia
Tian
Ohio State Uni
Ohio
Marguerite Streicher
Mildred Pallas
Carliste
Pitie Earnier
Caoimbia
Tordin County
Mise Arima Senich
Gulf Road
Rann
Narnia
Erna Vorniere
Ness’ Temonstrarion
Cane Pst
Showine
Dla Erpniis
Oberlin marriage vows for Miss Rodgers and Van der Pyl
Miss Elizabett Ann Rodgers of South Cedar avenue wed Russell Van der Pyl son of Dr and Mrs Nicholas Van der Pyl in a ceremony at First Presbyterian Church New York City. The bride a former Oberlin student, groom a Bowdoin graduate will live in New York where he works in finance. includes church schedule and community notices from Oberlin area.
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Oberlin, OG
Elizabett Ann Rodgers
John A. Rodgers
South Cedar Avenue
Russel van? Pyl
Nicholas van der Pst
North Vedat
First Presbyterian
Feith Avenue
New York
John A. Rodsers
Helen van der Pyl
Altice Rodge Eco
Saraids
John Rodgers
Ober College
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Maine
New York C
van der Pyl
Montsamery Ward
Conan. Xs
Church Services Across Obert A Richards Parish
A fragmented TV like listing shows church services across several denominations in Obert A Richards. It notes morning worship at various times, Sunday school sessions, sermons on biblical subjects, and midweek prayer gatherings. Denominations include Methodist Lutheran and Baptist with pastors named or implied.
Wellington Events Bring Church Services And Civic Gatherings
Wellington notes list upcoming church services and civic events from September. Temple Chanter and Rebekah lodge guests attend Mrs Edna Peck gathering. Grange confers six candidates. Woman's Association and final church meetings scheduled. park services and garden club meetings noted. Baptist family welcome for Miss Ruth Heze to be held with Friday supper.
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Wellington
Temple Chanter
Uma
Ssening
Alter TecHes
Nobie Grand Somialion
Pariers
Harry
Oberhleacher
Charles W. Recard
Walingtod Garden
Herpick
Rye Lahar
Baptist
First Baptist Church
Buth Hieze
Suppe
Follawed
Wilram
Sunday Worship and Services Schedule in Cherches Sl Sd ay
In the Cherches Sl Sd ay area service details list a morning worship at 10 20 led by minister Fol Tawilig Mentareerse with Fenelon Meritt and the Young People's Gospel choir. Baptist Church holds morning worship at 9 20 with Rev John Hy Green and Sunday school at 9 00. Park service at Tid Church of Christ follows a Sunday schedule.
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Tid St Patrick's Cathulie
Willam T. Moran
Tyeen
Mingeter
Thales Ravipes
Fenelon
Pos
Lark Fergier
Tag
Vic Charles Wo
Tawilig
Sunley-seheal
Ate Asan
James C. Macbermnott
Baptist Church
John Hy
Green
Sehool
Russell Edwards
RY. P.O
Fia
Tid Church of Christ
Wellington tennis pairings announced for Herrick tournament
Up to sixteen players entered the Herrick and Stemple sponsored Wellington singles championship. Notables include William Bennet, Karl Townsend, Paul Jay Lawrence Jackson, Cecil Johnson, Dirk Duff, Willan Botsford, Ralph G Preilly Dott, Clarence McDaniels, Russ Buck Howard Lehman, Donald Ferrer, Norman Waters. First round underway. pairings listed and local social notes follow.
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Herrick & Stemple
Wellington
William Bennett
Karl Townsend
Paul Jay Lawrence Jackson
Cecil Johnson
Angelo Doodle
Dirk Duff
Willan Botsford
Ralph G . Preilly Dott
Clarence McDaniels
Russ Buck Howard Lehman
Donald Ferrer
Tedohasean
Norman Wat
Taekann
Townie
Philin Teitf
Botsford-McDaniel
Dick Nafe Dable
Paul Gray-Ferrett
Lehman
Minor Accident Leads To Grief For Truck Owner
A minor traffic accident at Washington avenue and Depot Street yesterday drew Frank Soules of LaGrange into trouble over a faulty braking system. Patrolman C. E. Darker examined the Model T after Soules backed into another car and then bumped a parked vehicle while attempting to stop on a grade. Soules said the emergency brake and clutch were not in good condition and the case was set for trial at 1 p.m. Tuesday before Mayor Don A. Baird.
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Washington Avenue
Depot Street
Frank Soules
LaGrange
Soules
Frank Ortill
S15
Princton Avenue
C. E. Darker
Parker
East Avenue
Broad Street
Don A. Baird
Contempt Sentence and Multiple Divorces by Judge Findley
Lorain residents faced court actions as Jacob Sroka was sentenced to five days in jail for contempt tied to unpaid alimony. Dorothy Premchik won a divorce from George Demchik, regaining the name Dorothy Austin, on grounds of gross neglect. Three other divorces were granted for Kennedy Barber, Florence Hulbert, and Hazel Seghy on similar neglect grounds.
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Jacob Sroka
Lorain
Guy Findley
Dorothy Premchik
George Demchik
Dorothy Austin
Guy B. Findley
Kenneth Barber
Elyria
Irene Barber
Florence Hubert
Harry Hulbert
Hazel 2. Seghy
Frank Seghy
Anna Kendeigh
Charles Kendeigh
Nezlart
Mi Anna Chambers
Nineteen Elyria Boys to Receive Y Awards for Summer Program
Nineteen Elyria boys will receive awards for YOM Co A summer program participation. Richard Wagner and Lyle Smith head attendance with 119 and 118 points, respectively, while William Howenstine and Wolfgang Ligotke earn large Y pins for 90 plus points. Sixty-one boys earned smaller letters for 50+ points as total attendance reached 5140 among 161 participants.
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Elyria
Yom, Co A
Creenles Haynas
Richard Wagner
Tenth Street
Lyle Smith
Ward Young
Richard Hogue
Roger Evanns
Lester Christian
Jack Nickotoff
William Henderson
Thomas Smith
William Durch
William Bowdler
William Miller
Loren Miller
Haynes
Cleveland
Operations Slightly Lower At Lorain
Lorain's National Tube Company plant will run at a slightly lower level next week than this week. Three blast furnaces and 11 open hearths stay active, with the Bessemer converter operating double turn. The rail mill runs two days starting Monday, butt mills 2 and 6 and seamless mills 1 and 2 for five and a half days, skelp mill 3 for four days, and no lapp mills are scheduled. The past week saw three butt mills in operation, one more than next week, and two lapp mills. The timetable is tentative and may change with orders.
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Japp
Butt
National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer Converter
Skelp Mil
Lewis Ends AFL Membership For 80 000 Coal Miners
John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, entered his Tower Building office and removed a framed certificate reading The American Federation of Labor Certificate of Membership. He ends decades of AFL affiliation for 80,000 coal miners and moves miners toward a new committee for industrial organization.
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Washington
Tohn L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
Lewin
Efe
Committee For Industrial Organization
Father And Four Sons Killed At Crossing
At Coshocton Ohio a father John W Fields and his four sons Raymond Cletis Clarence and Russell were killed when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania train at a grade crossing. They had spent the morning cultivating a melon field and were en route home for noon when the tragedy occurred. Funeral arrangements were being made.
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Coshocton
John W. Fields
Raymond
Cletis
Clarence
Russell
Farmers Save 60 Tons Of Burning Hay In Rock Creek Barn
100 farmers fought a night blaze at Rock Creek near here as hay in a large barn ignited by spontaneous combustion and burned 60 tons before control. The alarm came from QO K Stafford, owner of the hay, prompting a wide relief response.
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Chardqn, O
Rock Creek
QO. K. Stafford
Market prices and produce notes from the United States
National market figures list poultry eggs and farm produce with assorted prices for Leghorn hens Plymouth Rock fryers and turkeys, plus dairy and grain items. Specifics include egg cartons, white and brown eggs, poultry roosters, ducks, geese, and hogs, with regional commodity prices and U.S. Department of Agriculture references.
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Leghorn
Plymouth Rock
Witte Cteeksa
Plyaouth
Witte Rucks
Leghorn Broker & Chickens Roosters
Lesborn Roosters
Aid Ducks
Lee
States Department of Vericuture
Parochial Schools in Elyria Set to Open for 1926-27 Year
More than 700 students from four local parochial and church schools in Elyria will begin the 1926 27 term next Tuesday joining the city public schools. St Marys School expects about 400 students, St Agnes about 150, Holy Cross near steady, and St Johns Lutheran around 69 as renovations finish. A new teacher Armin Deye joins St Johns Lutheran, replacing Robert Kanthoefner who pursues further studies at Concordia Seminary.
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Elyria
St. Mary's
St. Agnes
Holy Cross
St. John's Lutheran
Armin Deye
Concordia Seminary At
St. Louis
Robert Kanthoeffner
Concordia Seminary
Elyria Postoffice to Close for Labor Day
The Elyria postoffice will be closed Monday in observance of Labor Day. No deliveries will be made except for handling special delivery mail. Mail received up to 8 p.m. Sunday will be dispatched from the office.
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Elyria
Grass Fire Blamed on Boys With Matches in Elyria
Elyria firemen blamed boys with matches for a grass fire at the end of St. Clair street just before noon today. The blaze scorched about a quarter of an acre but caused no property damage.
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Mitches
Elyria
St. Clair Street
Plane sighting ties to Floyd Bennett Airport search
Report details a continuation of yesterday's search for a missing plane. The aircraft departed Floyd Bennett Airport in Brooklyn and was sighted by the steamer Spaarndam about 250 miles east of Bonavista Bay, Newfoundland, around 7 a.m. DST. An hour later another blue plane was seen from the liner Kunsholm about 9 miles off the Newfoundland coast. the craft carries no radio.
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Floyd Bennett Airport
Brooklyn
N. Y
Spaarndaim
Bonavista Bay
N. F
Markham
Abingdon
Kunsholm
Newfoundland
Shower Honors Mrs Christine Daron Rovertson Bride
A miscellaneous shower at Misa Ailetta Hanville’s home honored Mrs Christine Daron Rovertson, a bride of early summer. Guests laid gifts on decor ated steps. fall flowers and red and white streamers adorned the house. Games, contests, and refreshments followed as the bride opened her rites. Hostesses were Misses Alberta Hanville, Ruby Keith, Marcella Biddinger, and Mrs Geraldine Leggett.
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Misa Ailetta Hanville
Christine Daron Rovertson
Alberta Hanvlile
Ruby Keith
Marcella Biddinger
Geraldine Leggett
Lorain Man Enters Legislature Race
A. Armstrong of Lorain filed an independent petition for state representative with the board of elections before the deadline. He challenges Republicans P. L. H. Rogers of Belden and William E Ashbolt of Lorain, who currently lead the race as two representatives are to be elected. Armstrong runs a Seventh and Broadway area restaurant and is viewed as politically a Democrat.
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Board of Elections
A. Armstrong
Lorain
PL. H. Rogers
Belden
William E Ashbolt
Seventh and Broadway
Armstrong
Rogers
Ashbolt
Betting Slips Raid Leads to Store Arrests on Broad Street
William Ready proprietor of the Ready Cigar Store on Broad Street was arrested by Patrolman C. E. Parker around 9 39 p m yesterday for keeping a place for posting race belts following a one man raid during which alleged betting slips and other equipment were confiscated He is to be arraigned before Major Don A Baird next week on the charge.
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Willian Ready
Ready Cigar
Broad Street
C. E. Parker
Don A. Baird
Injuries Fatal in Bucyrus Auto Crash Then Dies in Hospital
Clarence Kirby, 31, of Bucyrus, died in a Bucyrus hospital after a weeklong coma from an auto crash near the city. His skull and legs were fractured. His wife and four children were left in Bucyrus, while Gerald Plinexs of Bucyrus, a witness, is in Marion Hospital with a back fracture. In Cincinnati, Captain Edward Haggerty, 42, longtime fireman, died from injuries after falling from a first floor to the basement at his headquarters, suffering a skull fracture.
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Bucyrus
Clarence Kirby
Here
Gerald Plinexs
Kirby
Marion Hospital
Cinginnati
Edward Haggerty
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