Ohio Drought Ends With Heavy Rainstorm Relief
United Press reports Ohio's drought ended as a severe September storm dropped 3.91 inches of rain in Columbus the heaviest since 1897. Lightning, floods and downed wires caused fires and power outages in several cities including Cleveland and Bowling Green. A boy and a girl were struck by lightning in Newark, no serious injuries reported. a freight train derailed near Thurston with no injuries.
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Ohio
Columbus
Thomas B. Harrison
Cleveland
Bowling Green
Marie Biffle
Newark
New York Central
Thurston
Zanesville
Pirates Giants Game Postponed by Wet Grounds Doubleheader Tomorrow
The league leading Pittsburgh Pirates and the New York Giants had their game postponed due to wet grounds. It will be made up as part of a double-header tomorrow. Cuba plans to ship 1,000,000 crates of pineapples to other countries this year.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Cuba
Naval Career Lost Because of 3 Teeth
DALLAS Tex The ambition of Joe H Durham 16 for years had been to join the navy. After passing examinations with a perfect record he was set to begin training at San Diego Cal but the recruiting officer removed his records because three front teeth were missing. He said he lost them when three youths attacked and beat him.
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Tex
Joe H. Durham
Navy
San Diego
Cal
Joe
Most Elyria Food Stores To Close Wednesday Afternoons
Most of Elyria's feed stores will close on Wednesday afternoons, a new city notice announced today to remove confusion after a prior plan allowing opens on Wednesdays. The change reflects the end of the Summer season and notes last week's holiday closings were exceptional.
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Elyria
Permit Granted For 4200 Home On Harwood Street
A permit for the construction of a dwelling at 32 Harwood Street was granted by City Building Inspector Hart Tickason to Kenneth Walkden. The one story brick veneer house, 35 by 34 feet, includes an enclosed garage. A. L. Shryock of R. D. E. is the contractor in charge. Estimated cost 4200 dollars. Walkden is an employee of the National Tube Company.
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Cry
Hart Tickason
Kenneth Walkden
A. L. Shryock
Walkden
Netional Tube Company
McDermon reports theft of Kodak from car
McDermon of 144 C1 avenue told police yesterday a Kodak camera was taken from his automobile Saturday evening while parked on Washington avenue. The stolen item, described as an Eastman Kodak, was valued at $10.
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RE McDermon
C1 Avenue
Esterday
Washington
Freshman Week Opens at Oberlin College Sept 16
Oberlin Ohio reports Freshman Week begins Friday September 16 with new students from across the country arriving to tour campus and attend lectures and social events before upperclassmen join the first all college assembly on September 21.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Long marriage era alimony suit filed in Lorain court
Elizabeth Sivak seeks alimony from John Sivak in a case filed yesterday. They wed in 1889 in Hungary and have six children aged 26 to 48. She accuses neglect and habitual drinking and asks for an injunction to restrain him from approaching their home.
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Elizabeth Sivak
John Sivak
John Siak
Hungary
Missionary Worship by Papua Natives Reappears
In Papua the phenomenon known as Vailala Mad Ness recurs as natives worship a white missionary. They report seeing images of Christ in the heavens after listening to his Resurrection tale. It first appeared in 1919 and recurs, with spirits of ancestors believed reincarnated in the missionary. Natives gather to sing for weeks, exhausting themselves.
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Canberra
Vailala
Papua
Beauty Contest Abandoned Over Modesty Rules
In Fort Erie Ontario the planned Miss Fort Erie pageant was scrapped after town officials chose to judge the entries themselves and only two candidates entered. The modesty rule requiring street dress during judging contributed to the low turnout and the council abandoned the event.
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Fort Erie
Ont
Niagara Falls
Rural Young People Townsendites Hear Attend Conference
Doris Minnich of West Cirlisle and Isa Connell from Lorain County lead delegates at the Rural Young People Congress at Ohio State University Columbus. Talks cover courtship, relationships, cooperative living, and community planning as Ohio Townsend clubs rally support for the Townsend Plan amid inclement weather and a crowded schedule.
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West Cirlisle
Lorai County
Isa Connell
Wellington-Pittsfield-Camden Flom Bureau Family Council
Ohio State
Ohio
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Roy
Burkhart
Amata K Nelson
Lo A Cook
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Townsend
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West Virginia
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W J Haynes
Chay
Tv Townsend Clubs
Oho
Geougy Lake Park
Asi
Micinawel J Flerwt
Maun L Sweenes
Anthony A Fleger
Robert C Tounsend
Van
Tom and Jerry Prenestra
Mary Pickford May Turn Birth Home Into Tea Room
Mary Pickford proposed buying her birth home in Toronto, to convert it into a tea room and donate proceeds to the Hospital for Sick Children. The house, empty with boarded windows, would be fixed up and used to sell babies’ and children’s clothing.
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Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Gladys Mary Smith
Junior League
Long Distance Cyclist Eschews Hitch-Hiking
New Wilmington students funnel into Westminster College as 17 year old Robert Erzinger arrives by bicycle from Peoria 11600 miles away. He previously rode 1800 miles with his mother through the Great Lakes region this summer saying cycling beats hitch hiking, averaging about 150 miles by day and 200 miles on long days.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Robert Erzinger
Peoria
Erzinger
Great Lakes
Sheffield Board Sells Bond Issue
The Sheffield Lake Board of Education sold 340,000 bond issue to the State Teachers Retirement System at a premium of 284. The board also voted to ask voters in November for renewal of the five mill levy to fund school operations.
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Sheffield Lake Board
Fd Tcalut
Hovember Eleckon
Death notices for Edna Wakeman and Sarah Tutthill
Two obituaries from Clarkfield and Elyria note Edna Wakeman 40 of Clarkfield died at Astiland Hospital after a brief illness leaving husband Bure and seven children Vernon 17 Verla 15 Lila 12 Arlene 11 Alma 6 Charles 4 Merril 2 plus mother Mrs Sarah Merril sister Mrs Libbie Decker and brothers John Homer Harry. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 pm from Clarkfield MEF church with Rev F E Eastman burial Clarkfield cemetery. Separately Sarah Ann Tutthill 75 died at home after nine month illness born Ontario Canada September 20 1862 lived in Elyria 34 years member of St Andrews Episcopal church survived by husband Frederick W Tutthill five daughters and one son Mrs R E Hancock Mrs CW Lawson Mrs BR H Cheney Miss Frantis Tutthill Elma Mrs E T Kendt Quisted Falls and Fred Tutthal Elyma six grandchildren one great grandchild and three brothers. Friends may call Sudro Curtis Funeral Home services Thursday at 2 00 pm Dr Eden Redhead to officiate burial Ridge Hill cemetery.
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Elyria
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Quisted Falls
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Sudro Curtis Funeral
Edn Redhead
Ridge~iear Cemetery
Wellington Flower Show Crowned Best Yet at Herrick Hall
The Wellington Flower Show chose Wellington as its best yet, awarding top prizes to Arthurte Oerunled Her Ote Wanine Sweepsteads and many exhibitors. Winners include Mrs John Hughes 88 points and Clarence Foster 34 points, with Miss Ruth Dunford earning a special award for her unusual display. Judges were Mrs F E Seiler, Miss Eva Oakes, and F B Hanson.
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MZ Coates
Vaney
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Guy
Wilma Weisworth
Aself
V. W. Clisby
Marie Ramser
Ramser
Ruth Dunford
Ars
F. E. Seiler
New London
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Oberlin
F B. Hanson
Hawer
Balloon Job Hunt: Covington Man Flies Resume Notes
Charles W. Wolter of Covington, 28, released two gas balloons carrying notes seeking employment. The letters describe stenographic and secretarial experience, sales promotional and advertising background, with his residence address and phone number for contact.
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Covington, Ky
Charles W. Wolter
Covington
Wolter
Airways
Warden Fines Judge Six Ears of Sweet Corn
Townsend Virgin Islands judge John H Ware trapped a raccoon in his garden to protect early sweet corn from vandalism. The local game warden ordered the judge to release or kill the animal after the trap was found.
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Townsend, VI
John H. Ware
Diplomatic Tensions Rise Over Czechoslovakia and Russia
Reports describe Roumania possibly allowing Russian troop passage, while France and Britain brace for war. German embassy staff depart for Berlin amid speculation of shifts in European alliances. Hungary conducts frontier maneuvers near Czechoslovakia as French reservists are mobilized in Tunisia. Jamaica notes a drop in coconut purchases and a warden fines corn when ripe.
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Dakotan Awaits Winter With Coyote Huskies
MULIP, S.b.-Dc Gascoigne, a South Dakotan, expects harsh winter on prairie roads. He plans to test a coyote sledge team as an alternative transport. A Philip merchant bought six coyote pups last spring and trained them for sledge pulling after a pup showed surprising efficiency pulling a cart.
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Philip Merchant
Barefoot Run to Avonlea Wedding Amid Rain
Regina couple H. Walker and Margaret McClelland traveled to Avonlea for a wedding. A sudden downpour trapped their car in mud. They rode horses, then hiked to the ceremony. Despite the trek, the couple remained cheerful as the wedding proceeded.
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Sask
H. GR. Walker
Margaret McClelland
Avonlea
Moone
Gums
Farmers Learn About Hybrid Corn At Two Meetings
Farmers will learn hybrid corn production at two meetings this week. In Cuyahoga County at the Northeast Test Farm Strongsville the program starts at 10 A M with L A Malik and speakers Earl Jones and M W Bachel. A second tour covers six Huron County farms with varieties K-23 K-25 Iowa-31 Iowa-939 WIT US-65 and others beginning 9 30 A M at Clayton Albright farm Peru State Route 61 Earl Jones and R P Moore of the Ohio Seeds Improvement Association join the tour.
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Depot Road
Strongsville
L. A. Malik
Earl Jones
M. W Bachel
Ohio Experimental Station
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