Shuffleboard Opening at Cascade Park With Noted Players
Cascade Park opens new shuffleboard alleys tomorrow at 2 p m with four skilled players led by former mayor Asaph Jones. The event features players from Florida and Michigan, concrete six by 43 foot alleys, WPA support, and public access after the exhibition.
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Cascade Park
The
Park Commission
Florida
Michigan
Asaph Jones
Charles Savage
Harvey Eckenroad
C. M
Sarasota
Dr. Ackerman
Gull Lake
Wihil
Park Shelter
Young Men's Club opens 1935 26 year with new officers
New Y M C A year starts as Russell Francis becomes president and Marion Crowder vice president. First month program committee includes Herald Birch Ralph Standen and Seward Black to organize the annual clambake on September 25 at The Hedges. Second month committee features Jay Fitch Kenneth Lord and Alan War Wormer.
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Young Men's Club
Russell Francis
Marion Crowder
Herald Birch Ralph Standen
Seward Black
Jay Fitch
Kenneth Lord
Alan War Wormer
Plane fight leaves two hurt as Koenecke sinks teeth
Mulqueener recounts a Detroit to Milwaukee flight where Koenecke attacked Davis in the cramped cabin. The struggle fractured seats and sprayed blood as Mulqueener wrestled in with a fire extinguisher to avert a midair crash. Davis cried out in pain as Koenecke bit his shoulders and arms amid the chaotic fight.
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Mulqueeney
Davis
Koenecke
Mulaveeney
Suaggie
Mulqueener
Kidd
United Press
Mulaveener
Typhoid Epidemic Overwhelmed Salem Ohio Hospital Network
In autumn 1920 a typhoid outbreak swept Salem Ohio killing and sickening hundreds. The city endured crowded hospitals, four emergency facilities, and a large Red Cross effort with nurses from Cleveland Alliance and Youngstown. Funds and resources flowed in then waned as the epidemic subsided.
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Salem
Ohio
Red Cross
U. S
Salers
Cleveland
Alliance
Youngstown
Pioneer Block
Presbyterian Church
Parumoni
O.K
Manufacturers’ Committee
American Red Cross
Oro
Plane Fight Ends in Fatal Koenecke Death
In a Detroit report Leonard Koenecke of Brooklyn was killed after a struggle aboard a plane. Mulqueeney fought to subdue the larger attacker and regain control as the craft nosed toward disaster. The altercation left Koenecke dead, with the two others detained for police questioning and awaiting court.
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Mulqueeney
Koenecke
Davis
Islington
Mimico
Toronto
Rural electrification topic to be discussed in La Grange
Rural electrification will be the topic of a meeting tomorrow night at La Grange Town Hall under Lorain County Farm Bureau Operative Association sponsorship. Four rural electrification projects are under way in Lorain County, with Ohio Farm Bureau Federation representatives attending to explain steps to obtain government aid for farmers. The meeting is open to the public.
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la Grange
At & Penn
Lorain
Powell
World Series opens October 2 1935 Detroit start
Chicago report says the 1935 World Series will open on Wednesday October 2 most likely in Detroit and the Series would begin there with no travel layoff unless the Yankees win the American League pennant. Kenesaw M Landis announced the plan. A second game would be played in Detroit the next day. A separate report notes an onboard incident involving a baseball player reduced from an American Airlines plane after a disturbance.
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Chicago
Detroit
New York Yankees
Kenesew M. Landis
Playoff games set for Chicago or St Louis home park
The schedule envisions games in the National League champion’s home park, likely Chicago or St Louis, on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. If needed, sixth and seventh games would move to the American League park on Monday and Tuesday, with ticket prices identical to last year from $1 to $6. In Derrygoneily Irish Free State a two year old named John Mc Conrie fell into a kitchen fire. his terrier pulled him out and alerted a neighbour who extinguished the flames.
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Chicago
St. Louis
John McConrie
Derrygoneily
Flu Epidemic Spreads Among South African Soldiers
An influenza outbreak has been spreading among South African troops, with health officials monitoring the rate of infection and urging preventive measures. Medical teams are deployed to affected camps to isolate cases and provide treatment as the disease circulates within military units.
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Elyhian
Tony Plaza
West Avenue
16Th Street
WH. Vanoster
Adow
Steel and Tubes Company
Japan
Tyson
Certury
Household Finance Co
R. R. Ritter
Elyria, Ohio
Snaman Ase
Kore ‘Kes
Hus
Mulqueen
RCA Victor Magic
RCA
RCA Victor O.P
Electric Shops, Inc
Leonard Koenecke
Brooklyn
Laura L Baldt, A. M
Teachers College
GRE : University
New York
Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
American Airlines
Les Munns
Bobby Starr
Starr
Murns
Broad Street
East Capitol Theatre
Ashbolt Orchards
Foster Park
Penfield Junction
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria
Amherst, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
W. H. Merriman
Princeton Avenue
Janitros
Ale Gas Company
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