Spur Search For Gunman In 5 States
Indiana police intensified a multi state search for Al Brady after a city sighting near Indianapolis. Patrolman William Fisher reported seeing Brady in an automobile near the state fairgrounds and alerted authorities. Reports placed the car near Logansport en route to Michigan as five states coordinated efforts to fight crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
al Brady
John Dillinger
William Fisher
Atsto
Restaurateur George LaMare Aims High In Culinary World
New York’s famed restaurateur George LaMare, known for his roaming career and for abolishing printed menus, shops daily for prime ingredients and crafts dramatic, high-end dishes. Guests at Saratoga and other hotspots include Vanderbuilt, Jock Whitney, and Swope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. C. McInter
New York
George LaMare
Philadelphia
Hollywood
Saratoga
Miami
Palm Beach
la Maze
Idaho
Long Island
Preparing for School Health and Safety
Good health advice for families as school begins. Emphasizes weather-ready clothing, proper footwear and rain gear, punctual attendance, and vaccination. Recommends smallpox vaccination and diphtheria immunization before classes start to minimize missed days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gugau Ald Aicgiails
Physical examination for school children
The child should have a complete physical exam including eye and throat checks and ear and nose inspection. If pale or anaemic, address it. Remove enlarged tonsils and adenoids to prevent infections. Correct vision with treatment or glasses to improve school work and reduce headaches. Hearing defects cause inattention and punishment.
Out-of-doors plinking rifles by Monroe H. Goode
A guide to bolt-action .22 caliber plinking rifles emphasizing accuracy safety and balance. Describes six models Winchester Model 65 Model 69 Remington 341 P Savage Model 5 S Stevens 666 Buckhorn and Mossberg 46 A with price ranges from about 11.95 to 15.20 and notes on features such as tubular magazines aperture sights and scope compatibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Savage
Weaver
Stevens
Mossberg
Skin and disease awareness in children in summer
Health note warns of impetigo, scabies, head lice and common childhood illnesses such as whooping cough, chickenpox, measles, mumps and scarlet fever. Advises keeping sick children at home, monitoring for coughs, fevers or rashes, and avoiding school entry with skin troubles. Includes cultural notes on language and a feature on Sidney Toler and Plattsburg origins.
Senator Frazier Weds Catherine Paulson in North Dakota
Senator Lynn J. Frazier, co author of the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage bill, wed former Mrs. Catherine Paulson in Mountain North Dakota. The couple plans a honeymoon in Western Canada and will reside at Frazier’s Hoople farm later. In nearby Pennsylvania a quilter Miss Katie Stahl, of Old Zionsville, is noted for making about 16 quilts annually. since 1932 she has completed 80 quilts.
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Mountain
N. D
Lynn J. Frazier
Catherine Paulson
Concrete
Canada
H. Sigmar
Mountain Icelandic Church
Hoople
Quakertown
Paain
Old Zionsville
Here
Katie Stahl
North American Sportsman's Bureau Reader Q&A Note
Copyright 1987 North American Sportsman's Bureau invites readers to send hunting fishing and outdoor questions. Include stamped self addressed envelope for a reply. Direct to North American Sportsman's Bureau Wrigley Rides Chicago IL via this newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrigley Rides
Chicago
Sandusky Man Injured in Detour Crash Near Toledo
Frank Yarlo, 35, of Sandusky, was seriously hurt when his car hit a detour barricade on Woodville road east of Toledo after sideswiping another vehicle. He was thrown 50 feet into a ditch by a road scraper and hospitalized at East Side hospital with possible skull fracture.
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Sandusky
Toledo
Frank Yarlo
Woodville Road
Here
de Ham Roe
Oregon Township
Yarlo
East Side Hospital
Indiana State Police Captain Is Dismissed
Washington reports the dismissal of Captain Matt Leach of the Indiana State Police as a warning from FBI head J Edgar Hoover to law enforcement to cooperate nationwide in crime fighting. Hoover cites complaints against Leach for not aiding federal agents and stresses coordinated agency work and past efforts like the National Police Academy and expanded fingerprinting and data sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Matt Leach
Indiana
National Police Academy
G- Men
FBI
Curtail Scrap Exports Looms In Congress Push
Washington Sept. United Press reports Chairman Sam D. McReynolds of the House Foreign Affairs Committee will push curbs on American steel and scrap iron exports in the current session. Commerce data show July exports of scrap and finished iron near peak wartime levels, with Japan purchasing more than Germany, Italy, Russia, China, and Britain combined. McReynolds says a licensing scheme may mirror tin plate controls from the 74th Congress and will be introduced by another member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Sam D. McReynolds
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Department of Commerce
Japan
China
Germany
Italy
Russia
Great Britain
Commerce Department
McReynolds
State Department
You And Your Child Avoiding Comparisons Between Siblings
The piece discusses how parental comparisons between Muriel a frail plain child and her livelier pretty sister June shape self image. It advocates focusing on character and self respect, dressing to emphasize good features, minimizing flaws, and avoiding comparisons to foster healthy development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel
June
Mother
Amherst Village Council Adopts 1938 Budget After Long Meeting
The Amherst village council met after a month’s recess and discussed cemetery beautification with Lakewood nursery to landscape the Crownhill cemetery approaches for 350 dollars. A route extension for Lake Erie and Southern Stages was approved with six daily trips pending Ohio Public Utilities hearing on Sept. 16. Clocks for the sewer plant were ordered to replace aging meters, and Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. bid on village deposits was accepted. An extension onto Park Avenue sewer and sidewalk matters were addressed as the 1938 budget was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Crownhill Cemetery
Lakewood Nursery
Lake Erie and Southern Stages, Inc
South Amherst
Lorain
National Tube Co
Thew
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Charles Mathes
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Wilbur Sweet
Park Avenue
Miller
Isha Lembke, Sr
Milan Avenue
Amherst Schools Open For 1937-38 Term
Amherst opens the 1937-38 school year Tuesday with St. Joseph parochial school reporting enrollment unchanged at 115. Staff changes include three new teachers Maibelle Sutliffe Wellington Mary Lahiff and Thelma Mars along with Sister Tereseta pursuing a master's degree. Grace Purcell becomes Power’s secretary and attendance officer. Ruth Cromwell bride to be honored at a Park Avenue shower with guests and a bridge contest led by Mrs. Finnegan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
St. Joseph's Parochial
Beatrice Marie
Lillian
Rose Ann
Marylyn
Tereseta
Maibelle Sutliffe
Wellington
Mary Lahiff
Thelma Mars
Grace Purcell
Supt. Power
Cromwell
Ruth Cromwell
Dorothea Zilch
Park Avenue
Robert Zilch
Bridge
Robert Finnegan
Germaine Lahiff
Charles Smith
Agnes Lahiff
Marcella Kelch
Janice Holzhauer
Dorothy Cox
A. H. Smith
J. J. Smythe
Robert Cromwell
Ruth
Circle Groups Hostesses and Local Gatherings
Circle 2 of St. Ann's society at St. Joseph's church on Washington avenue hosted a Tuesday session with business and fan-tan prizes for Mrs. Caroline Kelch and Mrs. Thomas Andrews, followed by luncheon for 15. Circle 1 hosted by Mrs. Joe Drozdowski featured business, then cards and luncheon. Upcoming events include First Evangelical midweek service at 7:30 and centennial committee at 8, Altar Rosary at St. Joseph's school hall, Philathea Bible class at Mrs. Ray Jewett home on Washington avenue, and Circle four of the Woman's Union at St. Peter's home of Mrs. John Wurmnest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hurlbut
Washington Avenue
St. Ann’s
Peter Niesen
First Evangelical Church
Altar Rosary Society
St. Joseph's Church
Philathea Bible
St. Peter Evangelical
Hospital News and Briefs from Main Street Community
Admissions list includes Frank Papp of South Amherst and Mrs. James Meredith, R. D., Lorain. Briefs note visits by Albert and Wilbur Holl of Lakewood to Mrs. L. Roemer, and Ed Lehman with daughter Edna Mae visiting Imperial, Pa during holidays. Locals and visitors span Amherst, LaGrange, East Cleveland, Dayton, Marion, Cleveland, and New York, with multiple weekend and holiday trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital News
Frank Papp
South Amherst
James Meredith
R. D
Lorain
Albert Holl
Wilbur C. Holl
Lakewood
L. Roemer
Ed. Lehman
Edna Mae
Imperial
Lucy Horn
Emma Hunter
Williams Rest Home
Wilcox
LaGrange
Amherst
Lloyd Minor
Dayton
Gordon Schulz
George
East
Cleveland
Emily Linehos
George Schieferstein
Henry Schieferstein
Marion
Walter Linehos
Eugene Anson
Minnie Sablers
New York
Postponed Ladies Aid Meeting at Linwood Park
The Ladies Aid and Women's Missionary Societies meeting was postponed from Linwood Park to Thursday afternoon at Clearview Grove. Officers to be elected. a tureen lunch to be served. Rev. and Mrs. B. G. Pferrer and Lois returned from Canton where the Evangelical Churches annual conference was held. Pferrer assigned to this charge again. Mitchell Knittle to attend Ohio University September 13. Various local residents mentioned in brief community notes and recent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Ladies Aid and
Wonan's Missionary Societies
Plerzer
Linwood Park
Clearview Grove
Ladies’ Aid
G. Pferrer
Lois
Canton
Evangelical Churches
Pferrer
Mary Eppley
R. G. Pferrer
Mitchell Knittle
Ohio University
Athens
Christena Cook
H. C. Delefield
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Amherst
Beaver Park
Henry Fassett
Cleveland
Frank Laraway
H. Eghberg
Laraway
Mt. Vernon
Washington
Robert Grobe
Columbus
Matilda Dramm
M. O. Baus
Conneaut
Explains Why Corns Hurt Before It Rains
In Columbus Ohio on September 8 a National Association of Chiropodists statement explains corns hurt before rain. Dr William S King from Memphis notes moisture changes affect skin waste elimination and blood and nerve balance leading to tighter shoe pressure and corn pain until equilibrium occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colubus
National Association of Chiropodists
William S. King
Memphis
Tenn
Association
Charm Guide Preserves Summer Beauty Habits For Winter
The article recalls a luncheon with a famed beauty editor and notes changes from summer to winter. It counsels retaining summer beauty practices like daily deodorant use, occasional antiperspirant, eau de cologne, regular light exercise, cold showers, and frequent skin cleansing to stay fresh and resilient through the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Calotte
Eau de Cologne
Lorain County Fair Plans Unusual Opening Attractions
The Lorain County Agricultural Society will open the fair on Tuesday afternoon with WLS National Barn Dance stars performing on opening day replacing entry day. Edison Lucas derby goats will perform daily with a 20-goat troupe and miniature 15-inch sulkies. Five goats are reserved for extra use while 15 compete in races. Dr King quips about preferring a barometer to corn as Stam gains friendly attention from Japan in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
J. L. Mathis
Lorain County Agricultural Society
WLS
Hills
Plains
Edison Lucas
Mathis
Lucas
United States
Reiff School Opens Sixth Season Here
The Reiff School of stage dancing drama and song in Cleveland and Elyria announces its sixth season opening in Elyria at Wurst Hall on Monday September 13. George Reiff leads the dance while Harleigh Murray Reiff directs drama and Marty Murray coaches music. Classes for children and adults will be held every Monday afternoon and evening.
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Reiff
Dramatica
Cleveland
Elyria
Wurst Hall
T George Reiff
Strucetor
Reiff* Brothers
Harleigh Murray Reiff
Marty Murray
Reiff Murray
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C. O. McIntyre
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Jock Whitney
Herbert Bayard Swope
Joan Bennnett
Harry Kemp
Bobby Edwards
Sonia
Tiny Tim
Greenwich Village
Washington Square
W. PL. A. Adult Educational
Claud North Chrisman
Safeguasd
Cheisman
Rex
Monroe H. Goode
Flint
Wreker
Jack London
Delvers
Kemp
Mason Peters
Plattaburg
Peters
Richard Harding Davis
Lambs
Wilton Lackaye
Willie Collier
Arizona
Plattsburg
Sidney Toler
Harry Sidey
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Frazier
North American Sportsman's Bureau
Jane Herbert Goward
Jenne
Central Book Store
Main Street
Anna Lehmauch
C. W. Simms
Georgia Hills
Eaton
Carolyn
Janet Schlechter
Henrietta
Milton Schlechter
Edna Kolbe
Erie
B. C. Frye
W. Delefield
E. Weich
Gon
Jerry
Bobby Bischof
Henry Freeland
No. Murray Ridge
Byron Seely
Carl
Robert Schlechter
Ralph Miller
N. Ridge
D. Wakeman
Vestal
Guide To
Jacqueline Bunt
Miss Bunt
Stam
Reiff School
Poland
Joseph E. Jackson
Georgetown
Ontario
Plaintise
Court of Common Pleas of
Ohio
Pearl Jackson
Otto KH. Mischka
Redington
Mary Louise Farner
Hed
Common Pleay
William Farner
Samuel Herman
Andwur Mortgage-Loan Company
Anna M. Smith
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Black River
West River Street
Anna Fiscker
West River
W. H. Smith
Rebecca J. Jacobs
Derd
Anna Flicker
West River St
WM. F. Grall
Ingersoll, Ewing
Attorness
Grafton Savings & Banking Company
Plainti
Ester Yuhas
Courts of Common Pleas
Htc
Towit
Grafton
County of Lorain
Setden G. Armbruster
Armbruster
J. FP
WMF
Grall
Snerrit
Ingersoll & Ewing
Attys
QTL
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