Newspaper Men To Be Guests of Donahey
Statehouse correspondents are invited by Governor Vic Donahey to spend the weekend at Governor's Island Indiana Lake in Logan county. A dozen or more will be hosted at the governor and his sons cottage with activities including swimming fishing and boating. Duck squirrel and squash pie are on the menu prepared under the governor's supervision.
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Will Attend Oberlin Business College Lagrange
Miss Donna Martin and Miss Mil dred Pierce will attend the Oberlin Business College in Lagrange. Mr and Mrs F B Gott with Mr and Mrs John Underhill of Cleveland will leave Thursday Sept 16 on an automobile trip to Nebraska and other western points. During their ab
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Local Births and Visits Highlight Busy Week
Birth announcements note the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haynes of Lakewood born Saturday Sept 11. Carol Jordan returns from abroad to resume duties as LaGrange high principal. Hopkins family leaves for Orlando Florida for several months.
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Community Gossip Echoes Visits and Local Happenings
Local residents and families share weekend visits and gatherings from Cleveland to Detroit. Notable events include house painting, relatives visiting LaGrange and Oberlin, and plans for area employment and schooling. A vagabond case is noted, while threshing finishes and potato digging continue as farmers work the land.
Tragic Death Of 16YearOld Charles Blosser In North Olmsted
North Olmsted Sept 16 Charles Blosser 16 died Thursday after a wound from a blank cartridge caused a fatal jaw injury. He had been visiting the L. W. Lamb home to finish at Ridgeville High School. Funeral at the Lamb residence then burial in Columbus. Community notes report local moves, a baseball season finale vs Bratenahl for third place in Suburban League, and other local happenings including a movie night and a scare-free auto accident near North Amherst.
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North Barton Road
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Demaline
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New York City
Arthur Hammond
North Amherst
Ramsey
Pittsburgh
Addison Neal
Bellevue
William Gould
Pauline Elderkin
Baldwin-Wallare
Indoor Baseball League Climax and Local School News
Harold Kelly resumes studies as a Junior while James Newswinter works at the college Conservatory. A new school bus for Butternut Ridge grammar school is delayed and Frank Heiser Jr. drives the current bus on extra trips. The Indoor Baseball League grand climax, the Wn feed, was held at the Congregation cardly on Sept 16 with baseball bowling and games. Dodgers beat Giants 1 to Tio in a short tilt. The Kelly Kubos lost 11 to 6 to the Dundees with incomplete lineups. other games were forfeited. Final standings show Geary Glante 70, THO, Kelly Kubo, Hot 400, Dem Dandees 4.64.700, Donaldson Dongers 6 4 .BOO, Bartter Bears f Gate Stearns Stark 1 &100. Joe Sewell of the Indians is in his seventh year and hitting well.
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Dempsey Tunpey Chant Proves Grand Finale in Sesqui Centenni al Sports
The Dempsey Tunpey chantionship contest will furnish a brilliant climax to the Sesqui Centennial program of sports in the Quaker City.
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