Change in Delegation to Club Congress at Ohio State
Lorain County changes its delegation to the Ohio State Four-H Club Congress opening Saturday at Ohio State University in Columbus. Charles Webber of Wellington withdraws after four years as a delegate. Harold Lang of the Belden club replaces him. Lang, 18, president of the Beton club, four years in 4-H, aided by judging teams, will receive final instructions at the county extension office at 9 a.m. before departing for Columbus at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio State
Ohio State University
Columbus
Alicn Bird
Bird
Charles Webber
Wellington
Harold Lang
Belden Club
Webber
Lang
Beton Club
Sabher
Chandler Victor In Kentucky Governor Nomination Action
In Louisville on September 11 Albert Chandler leads in the Democratic primary for governor with 240,424 votes to 235,374 for Sir Thomas Rhea backed by Gov. Ruby Laffoon. Chandler, lieutenant governor, will face Republican King Swepe of Lexington in the November 5 election.
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Louisville
Albert
Happy) Chandler
Sir Thomas
Rhea
Ruby Laffoon
Democra
Chandler
King Swepe
Lexington
Jury Wheel Names Drawn for Grand Service
Fifteen names drawn from the jury wheel for grand jury service starting September 24 include August Young Robert Slack Ada Bailey Eva Bishop of Elyria Richard Johns Carl Sprague Mildred Chambers of R D Elyria Joseph Racsak H B Switzer Lottie McGrady Leo Field Lettie W Law of Lorain E P Savage of Oberlin Gertrude Schroeder Amherst and Martin Deska of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifeen
August Young
Robert Slack
Ada Bailey
Eva Bishop
Elyria
Richard Johns
Carl Sprague
Mildred Chambers
R. D
Joseph Racsak
B. Switzer
Lottie McGrady
Leo Field
Lettie W. Law
Lorain
E. P. Savage
Oberlin
Gertrude Schroeder
Amherst
Martin Deska
Grafton
Honor Accepted By Miss Lenroot
Miss Katharine Lenroot of Washington head of the children's bureau at the U S Department of Labor accepted an honorary vice presidency in the International Society for Crippled Children The society praised her work for disabled children alongside other honorary vice presidents including President Roosevelt and Paul Harriss The news follows her keynote at the dedication ceremony for the Orphopedice pool at Yates Hospital for Cripped Children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine II. Lenroot
Washington
Children's Bureau
United States Department of Labor
International Society For Crippled Children
Lenroot
Yates Hospital
Presdany Roosevelt
Paul Po Harrs
New Social Seckily
Ani Co Miesing
Prinme
Lenian
Dr. Marcha
Cy. Socral
Elton FE
He Gates
Automotive Dealers Will Meet Tonight
Automotive dealers gather for a meeting tonight featuring a short film and refreshments. Nell O Day and Don Dislaner appear in segments about the Eveready Prastene plant visit at West Charleston Virginia. Discussion covers safeguarding mice crisis against winter weather and plans to address specific problems.
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Lees Adlen
Geaters
Phat
West
Nell O'Day
Don Dislaner
Jean Harlow Family Divorces Split Amid Turmoil
Hollywood report notes Jean Harlows mother, Mrs Jean Belo Bello, files a divorce suit against Marino Bello her second husband. Striking details allege abuse and public misconduct with remarks about restaurant scenes. The Harlow name recalls her father Monte Carpenter a Kansas City dentist.
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Hollywood
Jean Harlow
Immient Dar
Jean Bei
The
Star
Marino Bello
Gage
Emi
Bello
Charge Is Dismissed in Avon Lake Toxicated Driving Case
Mary Graebner of Avon Lake had a driving while intoxicated charge dismissed in Justice Joseph Q. Petro's court upon the complaint by Tacob Ritner of Cleveland Heights. She was arrested on August 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graebner
Avon Lake
Joseph Q. Petro
Petro
Tacob Ritner
Cleveland Heights
Graeber
Local Social Notes From Medina Area Nurture Visits and Gatherings
A Medina area social column reports visits and hospitality events. Mr and Mrs Bapisth hosted Erhart and family, Miss Martha Thiele planned a Detroit trip, a large village group formed a belting party for the Fries wedding, Gilbert Gross visited his Medina relatives, and Oswald Meyer hosted his son Karl and family in Medina. Horace J. Humm dined with Lawrence Goodman’s party in Cleveland, Eusere Bower visited the Moyer household in Seville, and foreign relatives arrived from Czechoslovakia for gatherings this week. The item reflects community ties, travel plans, and local hospitality across Medina, Seville, and nearby towns.
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Wellington
Gilbert Gross
Medina
Albert Gross
Oswald . Meyer
Karl Meyer
Horace J. Humm
Lawrence Goodman
Cleveland
Eusere Bower
Seville
M Alber Moyer
Leettig
Sen Albert
Apa Frressels
Ciexiech
Wernesdas
Oberlin Club Notes and Delivery Contact
Oberlin notes list Mrs Esther Alflen as a contact for delivery service by Louis Bliss at 12 128 XN Pleasant St Oberlin. A club meeting recap mentions each member sharing summer experiences. The next meeting is September 24 at Miss Hazel Johnsons East College Street home.
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Oberlin
Esther Alflen
Louis Bliss
Pleasant St
Hazel Johnson
East College Street
Freshmen Week Opens as Oberlin Hums with New Students
Oberlin College and Conservatory expect 460 new students this week with 349 to 330 entering the College of Arts and Sciences. Freshmen report early for required procedures as Deans and faculty outline studies and student life. Activities include welcoming lectures, social events, and an informal tea. General registration and classes begin September 12 to 18.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin Collee
College of Ans and Sciences
Dona’d M. Love
Informa
Arts and Sciences
W. H. Seaman
Or Jege
Sep
First Fall Meeting Held By Club
The Cherri fessional Wi and Pro vmen held their 7 i sane tak evening at the home of Mrs. E. W. Spaulding on North Pleasant street. A several course dinner was served at 6:30. A short business session was held and members voted to a S0-
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Mre
E.W. Spaulding
North Pleasant Street
Isurw
Frank Lo Wilson
W. E Simenang
Sar Karl
Saginaw
Medh
Rand
H Ress
Toledo
W. H. Seaman
Crilesa
Angus
Seeman
J. A. Richards
West College
Prospect Tree
J. E. Wickier
Con Street
North Cedar
West Lobherhood Club
Rawson
West Street
J Lorain Street
A. S. Gray
Sunfap Oak
Washington
Oberlin Man, 94, Injured In Fall On Home Steps
Oberlin resident H. J. Martin, aged ninety four, was seriously injured after a fall on the steps of his Prospect Avenue home. He was taken to Alles Hospital where doctors diagnosed a fractured hip and he remains under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Martin
Prospect Arreer
Alles Hospital
Mr Martin
Ober- UN
Conference ends as Reverend Whiteman discussed future posting
North East Ohio Conference session at Lakeside wraps with announcements of appointees. Reverend Lee Whiteman of First Methodist Episcopal Church near to East year. attendees noted past service and future plans as activities conclude. Community notes mention Kellogg gatherings, visitors, and club meetings at local addresses.
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Lee Whiteman
North-East Ohio
Lakeside
Whiteman
East Ysar
Adams and Turos linked to bombings and reward claims
Testimony details Adams and Turos pressed for a $12,000 reward tied to Avon Steel and Truscon bombings. Witnesses recount plans discussed in jail and at a union meeting. Adams reveals to a private detective Sullivan a path to credit for multiple explosions.
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At Y Adams
Finder
Coult
Adams
Jaious Turos
MESA
Turos
Milly
Willam Vet
Turns
Emil Chara
Todhery
Kopecka
P. P. Sullivan
Sullivan
Avon and Steel and Tubes Company
Truscon Steel Company
Cleveland
Tuius
Lawan
Trp
Police Rout 5 000 Demonstrators In Iron Co Strike
In Minneapolis on September 21 police armed with tear bombs and drawn gank ranted, not angry demonstrators clashed as the Flour City Ornamental Iron Company strike resumed after ten months. Two youths and a woman leader were arrested as stones and bricks were thrown, windows shattered, and officers and pickets suffered cuts and bruises.
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Minneapolis
Flour City Ornamental Iron Company
Italy Denounces Europe at League Talks Over Ethiopia
Fifty six delegations attended with Fascist Italy absent from the roster but sending a vast militia to back Mussolini. The open stance shows Italy ready to wage war on its own terms, challenging the League and Ethiopia as a member, while a five-nation committee studies ways to avert a conflict. Italy refused any concession on overlordship in Ethiopia as talks adjourned with prospects of failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Europe
League
Ethiopia
Committee of Five Nations
League Council
Supe
Beebe Mayor Fined In Toxication Charge
Lester Marsh of Beebe Court was fined $5 and costs after arraignment before Mayor W. H. Vanoster in police court this morning. He was arrested early today on intoxication charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Marsh
Beebe
W. H. Vanoster
City To Soon Recommend On Contracts
Mayor W H Vanoster said the new water rain and storage tank contracts under PWA will likely be recommended for award by the city board of control today or tomorrow. The two lowest bids are from The Lyttle Company of Shaox Cry Iowa and the Priestherwh-Des Moines Stes? Company, with bids around 134,400 and 8 3 45 0 respectively.
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W. HH. Vanoster
PWA
City Board of Control
F. Lyttle Company
Shox Cry
Lowa
Witter
al William Gasroe
Young Republicans Hold Notable Local Meeting
Ora presided as the Young Republicans gathered in a well attended session filled with social diversions. Several new members joined civic efforts while plans formed for fall entertainment committees and equal functions. Ray Retend and Kelling led the committee for last night’s event, with the next regular meeting slated for Tuesday.
Stewardess killed by plane propeller in Chicago accident
Chicago dispatch reports a stewardess, Joan Barch, died after a plane propeller struck her as she exited after a New Jersey flight. The whirling blades fractured her skull, slashed her throat, and broke her arm in the fatal incident.
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Chicago
Poe
Joan Barch
Blomiehe
Chicago Sport
N. J
Local notes from Eaton amid fairs pumpkins and porch damage
Sept. 11 entries report Elton and Everett Hull at the State Fair and George Radde visiting from Cleveland. Mrs. Paul Bassett and daughters joined the Schildt family for the Grafton homecoming. A giant pumpkin trained near A. Leste’s kitchen draws attention, while Mrs. Leslie, Newton Glasser’s daughter, hosts Thanksgiving pie plans. Visitors include Frank W. Longbon from Mt. Rainier. Harrison's Store at North Eaton repairs a porch post after intoxicated youths. A local reflection on wealth and business success cites Ford and department stores built on service to humanity.
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Eaton
Elton
Everett Hull
George Radde
Cleveland
George Burke
Paul Bassett
Ruth
Jean
Joan Schildt
Grafton
A. Leste
Leslie
Newton Glasser
Frank W. Longbon
Mt. Ranier
Maryland
F. D. Longbon
Harrison
North Eaton
Social Roundup of Visitors and Parties Across Ohio
A family and friends gathering season with Mt. Rose Michigan visitors Mr and Mrs Clare Barber and others from Genesee and Los Angeles attended gatherings with the Henney and Landin households. Dozens joined a lawn party in Cleveland and nearby towns, sharing picnics, sports and musical programs. Numerous locals and travelers from Elyria Oberlin Painesville and Mentor visited, with a focus on community socializing and return trips from Michigan Ontario and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Barber
Mt. Rose
Michigan
Frank Rogers
Genesee
Hattie Squires
Los Angeles
Californa
Frank Henney
Belden
Loran
Kipton
Cleveland
Columbia
Elyria
Murray Ridge
Oberon
Wooster
Painesville
Eaton
Edward Landin
Lois Munn
Houghton Lake
Blanche Tite
Gordon
Sterling
Ethel Crowell
Harry Penfourd
Carlisle
Edwin Hal Staxt
Plarence
Helen
California
Penmsylvania
Pierre Jaine
Haden
Oberlin Colless
Cortland
Pierce
Mya
Len Mann
Vic Jatter
Orrel- Hal Ontaria
Caneta
Cruelas
Donald Winchell
Mian
Mro
Fox Elverta
CPA
Mia
Mrs Faber Manda
Market notes and price listings across livestock and grains
The page records live stock and grain markets with figures for cattle, hogs, sheep, dairy, and poultry along with grain prices. It lists government price notes, farm product quotes, and local market reports, including prices for corn, wheat, clover seed, Timothy, and assorted feed, plus farm market listings and brief editorial notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Fairchild Milling Co Cory
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Kentucky
Sederis Restaurant
Bazley
Miss Lenroot
Erhart
Nerihe Alpes, Mertne
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Derec
PPL Sulivan
Iron Co
City
Young Republicans
Aton
Ford
Larry Bouman
West 47Th Street
Russell Martin
Lucille
Raymond P. Bouman
Anna Bouman
Betty Bouman
Joe Bouman
Catherine Bouman
Robert Bouman
Pau Bouman
Mary Ann Bouman
Billy Bouman
Eddie Bouman
Jeanne Bouman
Dorothy Bowman
Charles Lindus
Fred Wil
G. W. Butler
Melvin Senmitt
Donald Schmitt
Jenny Novak
Anthony Ptak
Lillian Ptak
Donald Ptak
Dorothy Pak
Mediun
Hos St
Hack Meyers
States Department
Kariculture
Lhasa Byiss
Space
T R Batis
Bureau of Agricultural Aeveuomes
United States
Casey
Augusta
Maine
Lake Erie College
William Gardner
Robert Jamieson
W. E. Kessler
K. Leiby
Esther Hopkins
Ashland
Harry Salisbury
Ridgeville
Carl J. Mesnard
Beatrice Dev Preaux
Penfield
Harley Haskins
Dorothy Decker
Millersburg
Mary Chariton
Earl Undegrafi
Shirley Woodward
Hiram
Updegraff
E. €. Unnewehr
Carl Stiefel
Berea
Anna Pierce
U.S
Heck Wardens
Boston
Elbert
Dilis Tae
Court Street
Star Shoe Shop
Mhvors Tem
American Legion
Ely Stadium
Irague
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