Organize Boys Teams for Y M C A Membership Drive
The Y M C A announces the formation of eight six boy teams for its upcoming membership campaign led by Robert Goacher. Seven team captains were named: Grant Keys Lawrence Green William Green Paul Thompson Richard Upton Rodney Long and Paul Coniam. The eighth captain remains to be chosen as volunteers are urged to join the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Goacher
Oys
Hadeen
Grant Keys
Lawrence Green
William Green
Paul Thompson
Richard Upton
Rodney Long
Paul Coniam
Y Indus Club names five committees for coming year
At the Y M C A meeting last night the Y Indus Club appointed five committees to plan activities for the coming year. Leading the club are Eugene Hubbard as president William Yoo as vice president Robert Smith as secretary Richard Smith as treasurer and W O McClellan as advisor. Committees chosen include Social chaired by Robert Bearer with Harl Schaefer Charles Boggs and Ralph Carrick. Program chaired by Norwood Haumhardt with Russell Austin and Harl Spinks. Physical activities chaired by Harry Harmon with Leonard Dekefield Fred Green and James Bradley. Initiation chaired by Gus Keaveny with George Hewitt and Joe Roth. Publicity chaired by Leonard Fowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
Eugene Hubbard
William ‘Yoo
Robert Smith
Richard Smith
WO. McClellan
Robert Bearer
Harl Schaefer
Charles Boggs
Ralph Carrick
Norwood Haumhardt
Russell Austin
Harl Spinks
Harry Harmon
Leonard Dekefield
Fred Green
James Bradley
Gus Keaveny
George Hewitt
Joe Roth
Leonard Fowls
Men Held On Swindle Charge In Canton
Canton, Ohio, resident Nick Miller is jailed on a swindle charge. Mike Feldt, 72, of Avon, is also wanted in Philadelphia for a similar crime, as reported by Deputy Sheriff Claude Adams. Hu Maletin, arrested with Miller, once served ten years at Leavenworth and is held for a grand jury over a 1928 robbery in Avon. Information came from the state identification bureau at London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Miller
Canton
Mike Feldt
Avon
Philadelphia
Claude Adams
Adams
Hu Maletin
Miller
Leavenworth
Maletin
Rosie Bushman
State ‘Entification Bureau
London
Medals Await Four Club Winners in Lorain County
Three medals, two golds and one bronze, await presentation to Lorain County Four-H Club members for state fair honors. Mildred Pallas and Marguerite Streichel of Carlisle are set to receive gold for the demonstration team that won the state championship, while Rebecca Rea earns bronze for third place in the state health competition.
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Lorain County
Alice Bird
Mildred Pallas
Marguerite Streichel
Carlisle
Lorain
Rebecca Rea
Rainbow Girls Aid Needy Children in Loveland
Rainbow Girls in Loveland Colorado plan to gather second-hand school books to distribute to children of needy families due to economic pressures. Court orders in Blytheville prevent a suspected parental abduction as Pi F Cumberland seeks to stop his wife from kidnapping their six year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Loveland
Colo
Blytheville, Ark
Pi F. B. Cumberland
Elsie Evelyn Cumberland
Caruthersville, Mo
Child shoots self with father's pistol in Arkansas
Three year old Robert Paul Ellis died instantly in Blaitheville Arkansas after reportedly firing his father's pistol into his chest thinking it a toy. Family members were at White Plains Missouri at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self
Blaytheville, Ark
Robert Paul Ells
White Plains
Donahey Urges Love of Country Over Party Loyalty
Former Ohio official Vic Donahey speaks at a Franklin County Democratic meeting urging love of country to override party adherence. He proposes a third party if Democrats fail, cites Governor White’s tough term, criticizes Ingalls’s campaign funds, and backs Roosevelt. Judge Carl Weygandt condemns the Ohio Supreme Court’s status and calls for broader public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Ingalls
White
Franklin D Roosevelt
Mr. Ingalls
Ohio
God
Mammon
Carl V. Weygandt
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Private Owner Holds Boston Harbor Island
Charles W. Harper of Cambridge is named as the owner of Green Island, the only privately owned island in Boston harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Harbor
Boston
Charles W. Harper
Cambridge
Green Island
Dover Killing and Suicide Strikes Dover Plant
In Dover Ohio on September 21 Harry Harper 64 fired a revolver through Dover Manufacturing Co killing foreman Homer Kline 32 and wounding two others Charles Maurer 45 and Earl Rausch 40. Harper then killed himself. He had worked part time and blamed Kline for lack of more work. He had been arrested Monday on three counts of attempted poisoning of Kline.
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Dover
Harry Harper
Dover Manufacturing Co
Homer Klige
Harper
Kline
Charles C. Maurer
Earl Rausch
Truck and Auto Crash Kills Two Hitchhikers in Cardington
A Brada Cartage Company truck collided with a passenger car on a one way bridge near Cardington on Tuesday night, killing hitchhikers Lewis Beagle aged 63 from Trenton New Jersey and William L. Ramsey aged 32 from Ramsey West Virginia. Driver M W Wright suffered burns and lacerations. The car driver Dr Ivan Berry of Birmingham Alabama sprained his wrist and his wife was hospitalized with a crushed chest.
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Cardington
M. W. Wright
Brada Cartage Company
Detroit
Here
Lewis Beagle
Trenton
X. J
William L. Ramsey
Ramsey
W. Va
Wright
Ivan Berry
Birmingham
Ala
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Berry
Cleveland
Airplane Mechanic Leaps to Death in Ravenswood Crash
William H. Price Jr., 28, of Dunbar, an airplane mechanic, was killed when a home made plane crashed near Ravenswood after engine trouble. Pilot Frad Wiseman, 21, Charleston, escaped serious injury, leaping 20 feet as the craft went down. Wiseman suffered minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
William
Price
Dunbar
EB. Wiseman
Ravenswood
Prite
Wiseman
Three New Members Join Lorain County Rabbit Association
Three new members were admitted to the Lorain County Rabbit and Davy Association during a meeting at Joe Wojelk’s home on Fuller Road. They are J. T. Cannon of Parms, Sam Folley of North Eaton, and Olver Bemis of South Amherst. The group backed the South Amherst Sandstone Four-H Rabbit Club for its Sept 30 to Oct 1 school fair and discussed an upcoming rabbit supper. The next meeting is set for October 4 at the Elyria Savings and Trust Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Rabbit and Davy Association
Joe Wojelk
Fuller Road
J. T. Cannon
Parms
Sam Folley
North Eaton
Olver Bemis
South Amherst
South
Elyria Savings and Truat
Alabama Crimson Tide poised for strong year under coach Thomas
Down the placid Warrior River the Alabama Crimson Tide returns with a large squad. Frank Thomas expects a conference title but cautions rebuilding in line and backfield. Captain Joe Sharpe’s center vacancy challenges candidates Willis Hewes and Red Houston lead for the post while Huppke Kirkland guard duo tops the line. End trio Dotherow Swain Leach vie for jobs amid strong backs Hap Campbell Frad Brown and contenders. Outside the SEC Alabama faces George Washington St Marys and regional foes Tennessee Kentucky Georgia Tech Vanderbilt. power in depth is required.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Placid Warrior River
Alabama “Crimson Tide
Frank Thomas
Thomas
John
Harry” Cain
Cain
Hap” Campbell
Frad Brown
Howard Chappell
Hillman Holley
Joe Sharpe
Willis Hewes
Red Houston
Huppke
Kirkland
Sanford
Simms
Frey
Newt Godfrey
Enee
Jim Dildy
Laslie
Barker
Dotherow
Swain
Leach
Freeman
Taylor
Gandy
McMillan
Alabama
George Washington University
St. Mary's
Tennessee
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Big Ten Teams Schedule Few Outside Games
The Big Ten intersectional football schedule for the season is light with only ten games against other sections. Purdue and Ohio State each have two, Northwestern Chicago Iowa Indiana Michigan Minnesota have one apiece.
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Chicago
Purdue
Ohio State
Northwestern
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Amos Alonzo Stagg
New Haven
Yale
New York University
New York
Pittsburgh
Princeton
Ann Arbor
Kansas Aggies
Missouri
George Washington
Washington
Mississippi A. & M
Purdue Ve
Mississippi
Penn
Michigan State backs lineup behind iron men in 1932
EAST LANSING Mich Sept 21 UP Two fullbacks behind a line of 260 pounders outline Coach Jim Crowley's 1932 Michigan State football squad Nine of Crowley's famed Iron Men return for the season with 14 freshmen battling for spots The season features the touchdown duo Bob Monnet and Abe Eliowitz heading the backfield threat and veteran leadership for the Spartans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Mich
Jim Crowley
Michigan State
Crowley
State
Bob Monnet
Abe Eliowitz
Radio Programs on Cleveland Stations September 21 Listing
Western-style radio schedule lists WTAM WHE WGAR WGY WLW KDKA and CBS NBC programs. Notes NBC WEAF WEAF connections and local stations including Akron WADC mention morning listings and evening lineups. Mentions college football lineups with Monnett and Elo witz as linemen in 1932 eleven.
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Cleveland
WTAM
Ketch
Ray Kaighh
Gene
Glenn
The
Goldbergs
Virginia Rea
Gladys Rice
Ensemble
Correcb Pipe Club
Echoets of the Palisades
Nellie Revell
Knights of the Road
bi—Tack
Mirec
Mares
Angelo Patri
Egwin C
Gor Frankin D. Roosevelt
Chandu
Magician
Jake
Duchir
Helen Wrant
Jimmy Agus
WGAR
Lowell Thomas
Ward Wilson
Stebbns Bays
Sodero
Baron Lees
Scotti
NBC
WEAF
Donnald Nevis
Wid
Stuart Chase
Tune Blenders
Diamonds
WIZ
Amos
Andy
Taxpayers League
KDKA
Irene Taylor
WIR
Wilfred Glenn
Dennis Boswell
WKBN
Sissle
Stern
Riviera Orchestra
Duchins
Ellingtons
Village Nut Club
Akron
WADC
Myrt
Marge
Connie Boswell
Vanderbilt Figured For Strong Team
Vanderbilt coach Dan McGugin, in Nashville, says the Commodores are fortified by depth and hope to upset top teams like Tennessee, Alabama and Tulane if injuries don’t bite. He notes last season’s injuries dulled the punting and passing game but remains optimistic for a dangerous season.
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Nashville
Tenn
U.p
Vanderbilt
Dan BE. McGugin
Tennessee
Alabama
Tulane
ShGugin
Radio Schedule Fragments Show Wide Array of Concerts and Programs
A long list of radio time slots from varied stations and programs, featuring Edwin C Hill and Nelson's Orchestra, the Lombardo Band, WTAM and WLW listings, multiple orchestras, vocalists, and public notices. Highlights include Chandu the Magician, Chandra the Magician, Annabelle Jackson, and George Hartrick performances, livestock market updates, and sports flashes. The fragmentary timetables hint at a rich broadcast day across stations, with many names and times.
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A.M
WTAM
Sun Sp
Gene
Glenn
Annabelle Jackson
George Hartrick
Radio Household Institute
Rise Joy
John Marvin
Wings of Song
New Yorker Orchestra
Satan Singers
Board of Education
Annabella Jackseor
Ivy Scott
Home Circle
Sports Flash
Moss and
Jones
Waldorf-Astoria Orcnestra —D'Avrey
Paris
Purcell
Ray Parkins
The
Goldbergs
National Advisory Councel
T Whiteman
College Inn
Aeronautical Review
Wtam Flayers
Emerson Girls Orchestra
Carl Loffner
Arliss Picture Shown At Capitol Theatres
At Theatres At The Theatres Capitol presents A Successful Calamity starring Arliss. The plot follows a mastermind who uses a tip from a butler to reveal that poor people do not go anywhere. A chance meeting between his son and Wall Street foe yields a financial stroke that boosts the family fortune by millions while exposing the hero as poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Arliss
Wall Street
Panama Flo' Next Film At Dreamland
Panama Flo opens at the Dreamland Theatre tomorrow starring Helen Twelvatress in a stranded cabaret girl role set in Panama honky tonks. Charles Bickford delivers a colorful South American wildcatter, while Robert Armstrong plays a double crossing aviator in this RKO-Pathe melodrama. Also notes radios and orchestras schedule. A lost ring found after 23 years on an Iowa farm returns to its owner Mrs. William A. Baars.
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Panama Flo
Rko-Pathe
Dreamland Theatre
Helen Twelvatress
Panama
Charles Bickford
Robert Armstrong
Eleader
pi—Mra
William A. Baars
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Y. M.C
DANTE
Arnolds Park
Linn Hinshaw
Harriett Hing
Bai Robertson Wermerty
WJAY
Mecessors
W. E
Aust
Phens
National Guard
Taylorville
Daily Breeze
United Mine Workers of Americas
Donahey
Chet Sys- Ute
Marion
Foreman
Augbit Association
Crimson Tide
Big Ten
Michigan State Line
Illinois Central Railroad
Evansville
Ind
Rubin and Cherry Circus
Monnett
Elowitz
U. S
Dieckhoff von Prittwitz Und Graffron
United States
Dr. Dieckhoff
Foreign Office
Edwin C. Hill
Lombardos
Crime Club
Ruth Evting
Ylie
Sterns Orchestra
Nelson
Duehin
la Cincinnati
A.M. Qo
Tony
Helen Wyant
Jimms
Ague
Ida Bailey Allen
Barbara Gould
S. Navy Band
the Ambassadors
Beauty School of the Air
Ethel and
Harry
George Hall
Ode
Bragriotii Meyer
Buser
Clegg Monroe
Mills Brothers
Andre Kostelanetz
Larry Funk
Symphony Orchestra
Little Jack Little
Chandy
Heather
Woolworth
Rialto
Ann Dvorak
Molly Louvain
Lee Tracy
Guy Kibbee
Evalyn Knapp
Warren William
Guy Kibber
Dreamland
Radio Jake
Dazzis Nelson
Freddie Martin
Warner Bros
Vti
Ted Husing
Harry Sweet
Richard Arlen
Nancy Carroll
Pauline Frederick
BELEN
Parren
Maurice Chevalier
Jeanette MacDonald
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