Goats Take Center Stage At County Fair Display
Reporter Jim Armitage notes a grand goat display at the county fair led by Rex Fox and backed by the Western Reserve Milk Goat Breeders Association. Goats with pedigreed price tags, prize-winning handlers like Jim Dewhurst, and imported Anglo Nubian stock headline stalls and milk claims.
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R. N. Fox
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Paylor Abductors Close In As Terry Faces Threats
In a tense parlor scene, Terry Brown resists Towland and Professor Hately as criminals reveal control over Paylor, Horace, and the watchman. Towland demands a stolen paper held by Terry. the gang boasts of trapping Terry and the women while planning a quiet confinement and a getaway.
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Fragmented political reflection on speech and self assertion
An unclear passage argues that politicians use speech to attract attention to themselves rather than suppress thought. The text highlights independence and self assertion of women as a marvel, contrasting with political rhetoric. The fragment lacks concrete events, dates, or named entities.
Evangelist Betty Weakland Delivers Feeding of the Five Thousand
A large Grandstand crowd heard 19 year old Betty Weakland expound the miracle of the loaves and fishes. She urged bringing all to Jesus for blessing and sustenance, noting salvation can come amid both excitement and calm. Weakland plans to speak weekly at 45 o'clock and will share her life story tonight.
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Avon Lake Hulls to meet Amherst Eagles this Sunday
Avon Lakes Hulls Chevrolets travel to Amherst to play the Eagles after last Sunday's 6 to 0 loss. Letty Bob O'Dell to pitch, manager McCampbell notes the team finishing second in the Tri County Class A. Paul's Penzoils slated to play on the 22nd to close the schedule.
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Annual Picnic and Local Club News Highlights
McCampbell has n fine bunch of boys lined up for next year. The Lake Shore Union Society held their annual picnic dinner at the Village Park Wednesday. Hostesses were Mrs. James Deasy, Mrs. William Hinz and Mrs. Curtis Duff. Mrs. Dorothy Cowgill hosted the Jolly 12 club at her Lakewood home Tuesday evening. Five hundred was played with prizes won by Mrs. H. Moll, Mrs. Bertha Derringer and Mrs. Curtis Duff. Refreshments were served. In two weeks they will meet with Mrs. Duffland, Mrs. William Burkhardt and Mrs. Harry Burkhardt. In two weeks they will meet with Mrs. Goldsberg. Briefs note Mr. and Mrs. Hasting Bean and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thomas spent the past week in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hain enjoyed a round trip on the Tomlinson boat, leaving Cleveland for Duluth about one week ago. Mrs. Teena Brown spent the past two weeks visiting relatives in Ruggles. Mrs. Sheeley is visiting her son Clarence and family in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. N. Hall and daughter spent Sunday in Ashland.
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Enters College Freshmen Powell and Dunlap Head North
Robert Powell and Bill Dunlap left Monday morning to enter Ashland College as freshmen. Avon Lake graduates last year. Mrs Ed Osterland hosted a Pinoche Club luncheon in Cleveland. Trophies were won by Mrs Oster- Avon. Sigma Beta Sigma hosted a Gypsy party and Weiner Roast at Fields Corners with about thirty members. One woman, years old, suffered a broken arm after a fall at her son’s home. Mrs Ira Gough attended a women’s association meeting in Elyria. Mr and Mrs James Sawyer and others visited Avon friends. Various local residents hosted guests in Avon Tuesday. presidential opposition to the soldiers bonus sparked remarks by Lowell Jones, commander of the St Paris post of the American Legion, calling Roosevelt’s stance a colossal blunder. Dr W H Hartung, state director of health, announced the 16th annual conference of county health commissioners and the Ohio Department of Health would be held November 13 14 and 15.
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