Four-H At Fair Here Highlights at Lorain County Event
Nearly 600 Lorain County Four-H members and advisors will participate in the Lorain County Fair next Wednesday through Friday. About 300 girls and 156 to 185 boys will exhibit livestock vegetables and other summer projects. Calf judging Thursday includes a showmanship contest with a silver cup prize and Friday morning dairy cattle judging awards three divisions with medals for top winners.
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Lorain County
Lorain County Fair
C. L Hummel
Hummel
Novena at Frank Closes Tomorrow
The Novena of sermons and prayer to the Sorrowing Mother at Frank Ohio ends tomorrow. Masses at the parish church are listed at 6:30 7:45 and 11 a.m. and Shrine chapel services at 7:30 9 and 11 a.m. A 20 p.m. procession from the parish church to the shrine will be led by Knights of St John and Ladies Auxiliary. The event features Rev Alfred Meyer presiding with benediction relics veneration and blessing of the sick.
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Frank
Ohio
Knights of St. John
Alfred Meyer
Precious Blood Community
Wrecks Car In Junk Yard Between Here And Grafton
John De Mark of Campbell Ohio lost control at a curve near a junk yard and slammed into several old wrecks. He was treated at Elsia Memorial Hospital for a four inch laceration to his forehead. His car remained at Joe Stanislawski's junk yard.
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John de Mark
Campbell
Ohio
Joe Stanislawski
Here
Grafton
Chalmer Davidson
Ed. Mon-roe
de Mark
Elsia Memorial Hospital
Stanislawski
Fines Set in Intoxication Cases for Two Men
Major Don A. Baird levied fines of 1 dollar and costs for intoxication on William Eberhart aged 46 of 605 Lodi Street and Roy King aged 35 of Sixth Street. Both men were arrested last night.
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Don A. Baird
William Eberhart
Lodi Street
Roy King
Sixth Street
Rebels intensify push as miners seize Oviedo church
Reported Loyalist account says Asturian miners reached Oviedo center and captured Santa Catarina church after fierce street fighting. They killed Rebels guarding the church and then bombarded the main city barracks with dynamite as renewed Rebel pressure on Toledo and Madrid loomed from the Talavera axis.
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Toledo
Madrid
Talavera
Oviedo
Santa Catarina
Appeal For Books To Build Pleasant View Sanatorium Library
Former judge A R Webber heads a Amherst committee appealing for books and magazines to create a library at Pleasant View Sanatorium. The appeal urges county residents to donate from their own collections, with volunteers collecting items and delivering them to the Red Cross office in Elyria.
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Pleasant View Sanatorium
Amherst
A. R. Webber
Elyria
Edith Metcalf
Oberlin
Robert Waden
Wellington
Cooper
Wickens
Lorain
Richard Stevens
Office of the Red Cross
Elvria
Masonic Temple
Shuffles Off To Buffalo Arrest Helps Man Seek Work
John Koscinski a 30 year old resident of 436 15th street was arrested for intoxication Thursday night and held for arraignment before Major Don A. Baird whose absence delayed proceedings. After sobering up he found a one way Buffalo bus ticket stating he had a job waiting there and asked Police Chief E J Stankard to release him to report for work. The chief approved the one way trip saying shuffle along.
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John Koscinski
15Th Street
Buffalo
Koscinski
Don A. Baird
E. J. Stankard
Woman Murdered In Bedroom In Washington
Police found bloodstained trousers among the clues in the bedroom murder of Mrs. Florence D. Goodwin. The rooming house manager, formerly housed the Venezuelan legation and employed by the Treasury, was strangled and beaten to death.
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Washington
Florence D. Goodwin
Legation
Treasury Department
Long Island Sloops in Heavy Seas Rescue Survivors
Coast guardsmen gathered after a hurricane wrecked the auxiliary schooner Long Island as crews searched beaches for bodies. From a distant barge 34 crew members, including Captain William Bertrand, were reported safe aboard the vessel. The ship bent under towering waves and began to break up near dawn with early survivors rescued by Derrickman and small boats.
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Hatwell
William Bertrand
Long Island
Coast
Derrickman
George
Three Thefts Reported To Police And Sheriff
Three thefts were reported to police and sheriff departments yesterday. Albert Andress said two electric meters valued at 75 dollars were stolen from the Taylor Gas and Oil Company garage at Tapmery and East Bridge streets Thursday night. Carl Ehrman of Cleveland street Amherst reported a garage break in with a bat ters clock Slamket seat covers five gallons of gas and other articles taken. Anthony Yurosich of Elyria avenue reported a single harness stolen yesterday.
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Albert Andress
Taylor Gas and Oil Company
Tapmery
East Bridge
Carl Ehrman
Cleveland Street
Amherst
Anthony Yurosich
Elyria Avenue
Death Record LLOYD L. KINNEY
Lloyd L Kinney died at his home yesterday at 4 45 after a 21 month illness Born January 23 1991 in Bellefontaine Ohio he lived in Elyria twenty years He was a salesman for G A Hammon Co and a member of Emmanuel Lutheran church and Masonic Lodge Surviving wife Amelia two children Annabel and Lloyd Jr a brother Ora Kinney and three sisters Ada Watt Mable Spencer Mary Byrd Friends may call at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home until Monday morning then the body will be taken to Emmanuel Lutheran Church for services at ten Rev J L Urich officiating Burial in Rochester Ohio
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Lloyd I. Kanney
Harwood Street
Bellefontaine
Ohio
G. A. Hammon Company
Emmanuel Lutheran Church of
Elyria
Masonic Lodge
East Liberty
Amelia S. Kinney
Annabel
Lloyd, Jr
Ora Kinney
Toledo
Ada Watt
Mable Spencer
Belle Center
Mary Byrd
Lima
Sudro- Curtis
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
J. L. Urich
Surial
Rochester
Court notices mix suits and divorces in Lorain area
A report of civil suits and divorces in Lorain and surrounding townships includes Paul Butner suing Harold Young for 25160 over a traffic crash at Washington avenue and Fourth street, divorce actions by Gertrude Wiggins and Stephen G Geres, and several foreclosures and bond actions involving banks and local residents.
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Paul Butner
Lorain
Harold Young
Washington Avenue
Fourth Street
Gertrude Wiggins
Walter Wiggins
Common Pleas Court
Beached mariner recalls brutal ship sinking ordeal
Harry McQuillen tells how the vessel listed as the life boat fled with 38 men leaving seven aboard. He, his cousin Richard, Delma George and others were washed ashore after four crewmen drowned. He describes fighting waves, a sinking donkey room, and clinging to a hatch cover before reaching shore.
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Harry McQuillen
Richard
Delma George
Rich McQuillen
Burrell Freeman
Ohio to Import Horses and Mules for 1937 Work Stock
Ohio plans importation of about 1 900 head of horses and 1 500 head of mules before the 1937 work season, per figures from Wayne Dinsmore to C I tension agent. Estimated cost around 1 500 000 dollars. The 1935 census showed 478 456 horses and mules in Ohio. Dinsmore urges breeders to raise 12 to 15 percent of that number, noting only 39 920 colts under two years exist.
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Ohio
C. I. Hummel
Wayne Dinsmore
Dinsmore
Local Growers To Attend Flower Day
Lorain County flower growers are expected to attend the annual Flower Day program at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster next Thursday. County agent C. I. Hummel announced the date was moved to September 24. The event, aimed at commercial growers, draws many Lorain County participants due to its large local grower base.
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Lorain County
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
C. I. Hummel
Number Four completes job ahead of schedule
The project costing $124 0900 was finished one day before the deadline. Work began in March to condition the main with a chlorine solution. Chemists will confirm the water from the Imagin is satisfactory for drinking before the main goes into regular service likely next week. Powell stated.
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Powell
Gehrig To Be Honored Today In New York
New York September 19 Captain Lou Gehrig of the Yankees will play his 1509th consecutive game against the Washington Senators as a ceremonial tribute was planned at the Bronx ballpark. A scroll and recognition by the American League were set, rain permitting, with Gehrig aiming to extend his streak and possibly break his 1934 49 homer season record as the pennant hopeful Yankees pursue 109 wins and multiple 100 RBI teammates.
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New York
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Chicago
Gehrig
American League
Lou
Yankees
Noi
Bill Dickey
Toney Lazzeri
Joe di Maggio
Selkirk
Cleveland Faces Dayton For N B F Crown
Cleveland Fisher Foods and Dayton Delco meet in a three game series for the national amateur baseball federation title in Cleveland. Dayton advanced by beating Toledo Scales 9 to 9 while Cleveland remains undefeated in tournament play and Dayton’s only loss came against the Foods 3 to 1.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Fisher Foods
Delco
Dayton
National Amateur Baseball Federation
Opinions On Drivers Licenses Clarify City County Vehicle Use
The prosecutor and solicitor ruled on license requirements for city and county workers. Chauffeurs need a chauffeur license when hired to drive, while incidental vehicle use requires only a regular driver's license. City firemen and policemen may operate motor equipment without either license.
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Howard R. Butler
Harver Cheney
Four Marion County Residents Die in Crossing Crash
A collision between an automobile and the Big Four railroad Southwestern Limited at a farm crossing west of Marion, Ohio, last night killed four residents: Mrs. Leonard Pine and her 2-year-old son Leonard Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson, ages 39 and 31. Viola Richardson, 4, was critically injured.
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Marion, O
Big Four Railroad
Southwestern Limited
Here
Marion County
Leonard Pine
Leonard Jr
Robert Richardson
Viola Richardson
Richardssons
Typographical Union Backs CIO Campaign in Unorganized Industries
At its 58th convention in Colorado Springs the International Typographical Union voted to join the John L. Lewis led rebel unions and pledged moral and financial support to CIO organizing efforts in unorganized industries.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
International Typographical Union
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Committee For Industrial Organization
CIO
Cleveland WPA worker charged in double murder
William Nasso, 40, a WPA laborer in Cleveland, allegedly killed Joseph Treccarrichi, 40, whom he suspected as his wife Mary Nasso’s lover, then shot his wife to death. He hid with pistols and a hatchet, confronted Treccarrichi at the back door, struck him with the hatchet, fired twice, and then fired again hitting Mary.
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Cleveland, O
William Nasso
WPA
Mary Nasso
Joseph Treccarrichi
Xnasso
Treccarrichi
Nasso
Treccarichi
Mother Pleads Guilty Over Railroad Bolt Removal
In Coshocton Ohio Edith West 30 pleads guilty to interfering with Pennsylvania railroad tracks by removing bolts. She held her four month old child during the arraignment before Judge J C Daugherty. Sentence deferred. Her brother Albert Buckmaster Warne and Herman Hartler also charged pleaded not guilty and were jailed on 1000 bond each awaiting trial.
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Coshocton
Edith
West
Angie
J. C. Daugherty
Daugherty
Albert Buckmaster
Warne
Herman Hartler
Oberlin Window Fair Amateur program draws big crowd
The Oberlin Window Fair features an amateur program with Pie Plant Pete as host and Harmonica Joe assisting. The show includes tap dancing, vocal and instrumental solos, duets, baton twirling and more. David Hill wins first prize for tap dancing, with Wilbur Thomas second and Bradford Warner third.
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Oberlin
Pie Plant Pete
Radio Fame
Harmonica Joe
David Hill
Pittsfield
Wilbur Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Bradford Warner
Oberlin Churches Schedule Student Events and Services
First Church in Oberlin lists 9:45 a m Church School 11:00 a m Morning Worship sermon Worship and Common Sense and 7:30 p m Youth Fellowship in James Brand House Thursday Home coming Supper. First Methodist Church led by Rev 5 Lee Whiteman offers 9:45 a m Church School 10:60 a m Student Class 11:08 a m Morning Worship The Soul's Sincere Desire 6:45 p m Epworth League 8:40 p m Open House for students at the parsonage 7:39 p m Prayer Service 7:00 p m Friday Choir re-
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First Church
Oberlin
J. A. Richards
Merrell M. Brammer
Walter M. Horton
Bosworth Hall
James Brand House
First Methodist Church
Lee Whiteman
Ernest Yocum
Epworth League
John Ecko
South Cedar Avenue
First Baptist Church
Bertram Crocker
Miss Scarlett
Church Schedules and Local News Notes
Sunday services listed for First Baptist Christ Church Rust M E Zion and Grace Lutheran with times and leaders. Garden club fall meeting announced. local residents return from Pelham Manor and Thousand Islands. James Hastings to begin junior year at Miami University Oxford.
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Oberlin Women’s Club
B. F. Tenner
Professor Street
Ada Hastings
Rhoda
James
Oberlin
Thousand Islands
Miami University
Oxford
Market notes on produce and livestock prices
Markets show mixed signals with butter unsettled and eggs steady while live poultry meats, ducks, and broilers adjust in price. Potatoes, grains, and vegetables list prices by region and grade, including WHEAT CORN OATS and various local market quotes for onions cabbage celery grapes and lettuce.
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Leghorn
Ss No
New Jersey
Cobblers
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Noted British Flier Fatally Injured
Liver pool England September 19 T Campbell Black noted British flier was fatally injured today when his plane collided with another aircraft during takeoff at the airport.
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Liverpool
Eng
T. Campbell Black
Japanese Patrolman Shot By Chinese Concession
Hankow China September 19 A Japanese patrolman Teijiro Yoshioka was shot and killed by an unidentified Japanese concession guard creating a dangerous situation in the area.
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Hankow
China
Teijiro Yoshioka
Oberlin man fined for reckless driving in Lake avenue case
Bruce Morris of Oberlin was fined $2 and costs after arraignment before Major Don A. Baird for reckless driving. He was speeding 55 mph on Lake avenue around 1:30 a m when patrolmen C E Parker and James Biggs over Took him, police report states.
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Bruce Morris
Oberlin
Don A. Baird
Lake Avenue
C. E. Parker
James Biggs
Storm wrecks disturb Jersey shore coastline
The report details extensive hurricane impact along New Jersey shorelines with Wildwood Ocean City Atlantic City and Asbury Park affected. Widespread flooding undermined breakwaters damaged piers and more than a mile of beach flooded as streets filled and trolley service interrupted.
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Wildwood
Ocean City
Atlantic City
N. J
Asbury Park
Severe winter storm floods hit Jersey shore and NYC
WPA reports last winter cost 100000 to prevent pier rot. Waves 15 feet toppled bulkheads at the sewage plant flooding streets and injuring buildings in Belmar. A 1000900 bridge endangered by surf with pilings reinforced by sandbags in Seabright. Ocean drives closed, tracks flooded, glass windows shattered in New York City. Yachts blown ashore along Long Island and Connecticut shorelines. Transatlantic liners held in port and air traffic halted nationwide.
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Deal
N. J
Belmar
Seabright
Jersey Central
New York City
Long Island
N. Y
Connecticut
Auction of Charles H Nichols estate cattle and farm tools
The undersigned will sell at public auction the personal property of Charles H Nichols deceased at his late residence two miles south of LaGrange on Tuesday September 22 beginning at 10 o clock P M. The sale includes 16 head of cattle Holsteins Guernseys and Jerseys six fresh four springers two to freshen in December and four yearling heifers plus farm tools and equipment such as grain drill walking plow spring tooth harrow cultivator wagon milk cans mower and more. Terms cash. Auctioneer Clayton H Sooy. Clerk J A Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Nichols
LaGrange
McCormick- Deering
Charles W. Nichols
Clayton H. Sooy
J. A. Nichols
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Joseph Badanek
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On-E Brie Beach Company
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Mary Clark
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
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Russia Township
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Lewis “Rebel” Unions
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Hearsal
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