Lorain County Four-H Exhibits Planned for Fair Week
Lorain County will showcase hundreds of Four-H Club members in exhibits at the Lorain County Fair this week. About 120 boys entries, including 16 dairy and 11 colt club entries, plus 80 general entries in potato poultry vegetable and agricultural engineering, are already received. Girls’ exhibits from the northern half of the county will be judged starting 9:30 A.M. Wednesday with a daily style revue featuring 138 dresses. club dem onstrators will also be honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
Frances Eckert
Hummel
Colt Club
Eckert
Mabel Fernald
Huron County
Amherst
Brownhelm
Carlisle
Columbia
Elyria
Herrietta
Russia
Eaton
Sheffield
Avon
la Grange Hearts of Gold Club
Miss Eckert
Tals Eldred
Luis Youtzt
Ruth Johnson
Marguerite Mason
Virginia Schmidtkons
K H S Band And Legion Drum Corps Parade Lorain
Lorain will host a Thursday parade with K H S Band and Legion Drum Corps joining Elyria High School band and American Legion unit for the 124th Battle of Lake Erie anniversary celebration. An Elyria float is organized by Mayor Petro’s appointees Harry Lue thi Judge A R Webber and Mrs T J Moise to represent the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar G. Dunn
Lake Erie
Lorain
Elyria
American Legion
Harry Luethi
A. R. Webber
T. J. Moise
Joseph Q. Petro
Government control and wage rules under Roosevelt era
Boake Carter criticizes Admin wages and price controls, calling for arbitrary committees and closures if unsatisfactory. He argues federal power can crush business, cites Pennsylvania Employer Status Report costs, and laments rising taxes and debt while urging less government meddling to revive industry.
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Mussolini
Hitler
Department of Labor
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Copyright
Ledger Syndicate
Manchukuo Boosts Trade Despite Regional Turbulence
Despite turbulence in neighboring countries, Manchukuo increased its trade with the outside world last year, signaling a rebound in economic activity and stronger international engagement for the puppet state amid regional instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchukuo
Begin Excavating For New Building At Oberlin
Oberlin The Crane Rental Co Inc of Elyria began work the first of the month on the excavation of the new 150000 Oberlin College Physical Education Unit for Women funded by G W Hales of Chicago. The site is 70 by 110 feet, six feet deep, to be completed in about two weeks with footers, then concrete, steel, and superstructure planned for early October. Removed earth is being used to sculpt Mount Oberlin on Galpin Field as turf from the site is repurposed for campus grass areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Crane Rental Co., Inc
Elyria
John Gill & Sons Co
Cleveland
Oberlin College
G. W Hales
Chicago
Mount Oberlin
Galpin Field
South Amherst to Have Recreation Center
The Sum mer Playground board held its final meeting to plan a recreation center in South Amherst. Eleven groups donated twenty dollars toward a 31 93 treasury balance, with 40 daily attendance for the playground and 47 67 spent on equipment. The new board includes Henry Garland, Robert Allsop, Paul Mori, James Nicol, Walter Bartlome, George Barrow, Norma Merchant, Mrs. H E Dulmage, Mrs. Roy Anderson, Glenn Slusser, E F Litzenberg, and Mrs Smil Ruth to represent parents. Work begins September 6 under W P A supervision at the stone school on West Main Street, with Cleveland Quarries donating electrical services.
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South
Amherst
Henry Garland
Robert Allsop
Paul Mori
American Legion
James Nicol
Walter Bartlome
Quarrymen's Union
George Barrow
Hungarian Lodge
Norma Merchant
H. E.dulmage
Congregational Church
Roy Anderson
Catholic Church
Glenn Slusser
Parent Teachers Association
E. F. Litzenberg
South Amherst
Smil Ruth
Swiss Lodge
Emil Ruth
H. FE. Dulmage
Constitution
James Nicol Norma Merchant
Glen Slusser
Paul Mor
H. E. Dulmage
West Main Street
Cleveland
Legion Meeting and Community Notices
South Amherst American Legion held a regular meeting in the Club Rooms with routine work and plans to elect officers at the next meeting in two weeks. The Woman's Union will meet in St John’s Evangelical church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Ruth family members visited Norwalk to surprise Ladi Ruth on his birthday with social time and refreshments for attendees. Brief items note Ford Moser and Robert Wissler enjoying a motor trip in Northern Michigan and Secrest and Ruth visiting Vermilion guest Betty Selage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst American Legion
Woman's Union
St. John's Evangelical Church
Ford Moser
Robert Wissler
Michigan
Secrest
Ruth of
Vermilion
Betty Selage
Avon Lake Birthday Hosted by Miss Bernice Ga bel
Avon Lake notes a birthday celebration at Miss Bernice Ga bel hosted by herself and guests including Louis Duff Eleanor Morrison and others. Refreshments served and gifts received. Local recollections mention visitors from Bucyrus Fredericktown Battle Creek Vermilion and Lorain areas and several relatives and friends staying overnight.
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Avon Lake
Bernice Gabel
Louis Duff
Eleanor Morrison
June Grieve
Gloria Lloyd
Mildred Mawby
Fred Hashagen
Bill Lawler
Bob McCutcheon
Jim Tomer
Wilbur Novotny
Walter Wilson
Jack Lott
Bernice
Parade Planned in Sandusky for Perry Victory Anniversary
Thousands will attend a three day celebration in Sandusky Sept 9 to 11 marking Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry’s Battle of Lake Erie victory. The program features parades, 3000 voice choir, coast guard displays, a naval pageant, speeches by notable officials, and a grand stadium production.
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Sandusky
Oliver Hazard Perry
Lake Erie
H. D. Hopkins
Congressional Commission
Coast Guard
Tahoma
Frederick Lee
Local Social Notes From Cleveland and Nearby Visits
Clarence McCampbell and family in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Nussdorfer and sons visiting relatives in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dechant of Lakewood were week-end guests of her aunt, Mrs. Josephine Schuster and Edmund. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vaughn and Art Bohner over Labor Day with Pennsylvania relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Paterson guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Paterson.
Avon Birthday Celebration for Mrs Hattie Peak
Relatives who spent Sunday at the home of Mrs Hattie Peak helped celebrate her 6th birthday. Attendants include Mr and Mrs Waller Peak and daughter of Elyria, Mr and Mrs Arthur Peak and family of Portsmouth, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Peak and son, Margaret and Robert Peak of Avon, Rowe Schwinn of Oberlin, and Will Buck and Arthur Buck of Fields. Short items follow.
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Avon
Hattie Peak
Waller Peak
Elyria
Arthur Peak
Portsmouth
Lawrence Peak
Margaret
Robert Peak
Rowe Schwinn
Oberlin
Will Buck
Arthur Buck
Fields
Wooster College President To Lead War Victory Services
Dr. Charles F. Wishart, Wooster College president, will lead union services in Washington Park on Sunday September 11 as part of a three day commemoration of Perry’s Lake Erie victory. The event marks the 125th anniversary with free student transportation between Sandusky and Put-in-Bay and special steamboat excursions from Toledo and Cleveland to Put-in-Bay.
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Coast Guard
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ilinois
Wisconsin
New York
Rhode Island
Kentucky
Minnesota
Battery Park
Smedley D. Butler
Charles F. Wishart
Wooster College
Washington Park
Sandusky
Put-in-Bay
Harold L. Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Congressional Commission
Dow W. Harter
Akron
Dudley A White
Norwalk
William R. Thom
Canton
John McSweeney
Chas. Wishart
Toledo
Cleveland
Avon Lake Park Outing and Local Visits Noted
A weekend itinerary lists Mrs. Tyler of Sheffield Lake at Avon Lake Park Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Nancy Buell hosts a visiting week. Sunday and Monday guests include Evan Roller of Columbiana Lois Roller and Lois Lehman of Salem. G. L. Jenkins visits EK H Standen and Frank Snyder households Amherst. Elsie and Alice Jensen depart for Andrews School for Girls Willoughby. W Blake hosts A L Mayberry Columbus Grove and Loyd Mayberry Toledo over Labor Day.
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Avon Lake Park
Tyler
Sheffield Lake
Nancy Buell
Iratough
Evan Roller
Columbiana
Lois Roller
Lois Lehman
Salem
G. L. Jenkins
EK. H. Standen
Frank Snyder
Amherst
Elsie
Alice Jensen Lef
Andrews School For
Willoughby
W. ¥. Blake
A. L. Mayberry
Columbus Grove
Loyd Mayberry
Toledo
Hold-up in Cleveland nets pig hauler cash and tires hit
Eaton Paul Dutrell was robbed after delivering pigs at stockyards in Cleveland. Two men had offered to deliver tires in Elyria and directed him to a filling station. As he left with two tires, a lead pipe struck him and the thieves took his money, leaving only six dollars. Police found no trace of the attackers. Grills reunion notes a family gathering at a longtime home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dutrell
Cleveland
Mr. Dunnell
Elyria
Corn roast draws fifty three at Eaton family gathering
Lewis Grills hosted a Sunday corn roast with fifty three of seventy five family members attending. Each brought a basket lunch for a meal featuring corn and a dessert of ice cream. Afternoon games were held as some family members played on local teams. Attendees came from Cleveland and Eaton regions. SPEAKS AT WELLINGTON The Reverend A K Stevenson spoke Friday night at a Wellington party honoring Church of Christ members bound for college.
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Ralph Henie
Will Merkle
Ruby Seidel
Donald
Dorothy Jenkins
Wetzel
Russell Mills
E. D. Mills
William Tildes
Harry Tighe
Alice Marie
Harold Belz
Cleveland
Lymas Sabin
Roy Dettman
Columbia
Robert. Grills
Walter Grills
Lee
George Cornish
Eaton
Wellington
A. K. Stevenson
Church of Christ 5
George Harrison
Rural Women's Club changes subject to The Botany of Flowers
The Rural Women's Club announced the speaker for next Wednesday will discuss The Botany of Flowers replacing the previously noted Fall Care of the Garden. Ewald Gregory moved from Willard Hathaway farm to Elyria. The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs. Leon Ward's Thursday September 1 and prepared fruit jars for the Christian Orphanage in Cleveland along with fresh vegetable donations. They plan Christmas card sales and meet again in three weeks likely at Mrs. H. F. Harvest's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Buck
Rural Women's Club
Ewald Gregory
Willard Hathaway
Elyria
Ladies’ Aid Society
Leon Ward
Christian Orphanage
Cleveland
H. F. Harven
Freshmen Honored in Sunday School Shower of Gifts
Students entering college as freshmen were honored in a True-Blue close celebration with a shower of gifts. The event highlighted scholarly achievement and community support for new entrants.
Carroll volume prized at UT Library in Texas
One of the Stark Library’s most prized volumes at the University of Texas in Austin is not a math text but a facsimile of the manuscript "Alice Underground," the first version of Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland.”
Hope for the Blues with Lydia E Pinkham Compound
An uplifting public notice promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy to lift spirits and boost energy. It claims millions of women relied on it to resist sadness and “smiling thru’ it.” The ad invites readers to try the herbal tonic to feel better and enjoy life again.
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Lydia E. Pinkharm
Finkher
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