Fourteen Soft Ball Teams Compete in County Fair Tourney
Lorain County village and rural schools field 14 teams in a five inning softball tournament at the county fair grounds as part of the School Day program. Brookside and La Grange draw byes. first round games schedule includes Aton vs Belden and Brighton vs Clearview among others with three diamonds in use.
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Lorain County
County Fair
Brookside
la Grange
Aton Y
Belden
Brighton
Clearview
District Eucharistic Congress Opens Today in Youngstown
Bells from 22 Catholic churches mark the start of the Cleveland diocese first district Eucharistic Congress in Youngstown. Over 1500 expected attendees participate in opening mass at Stambaugh auditorium with a 1,400 voice children's choir.
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Youngstown
Cleveland
Stambaugh Auditorium
C. Hubert LeBlond
D.D
John R. Hagan
Thomas Conlon
O. P
Holy Name Society
Joseph Schrembs
Purchase Bus For WPA Workmen Transport
County commissioners authorize buying a second hand school bus from The Liewellin Motor Company of Loraine for 250 dollars to transport WPA workmen on the county road drainage and improvement program now in progress.
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Liewellin Motor Company of
Lorain
Fined for Intoxication in Ridgeville Arraignment
Richard and Clara Erickson of Snow Road Ridgeville were arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro and fined five dollars plus costs for intoxication. They were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Gerald Nau at Ridgeville cemetery.
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Richard and
Clara Erickson
Snow Road
Ridgeville
Joseph Petro
Gerald Nau
Ridgeville Cemetery
Resinol Ointment and Soap Ad At Drug Stores
An old advertisement promotes Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap for itch relief from eczema psoriasis and irritations including the rectal area. It claims overnight relief reduces scratching eases irritation and speeds healing with a penetrating oily base. Nurses are cited using the product and a free sample offer is included via Baltimore Maryland.
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Resinol
Dept. 4
Baltimore
Parmadale Boys Band to Play Sunday in Elyria
The Parmadale Boys Band with 45 players, colorful uniforms, and a drum major will perform Sunday in Elyria. They arrive about 1 30 p m and will play in Ely Park before an ox roast for the Knights of Columbus at The Hedges LaPorte. The group hails from Parmadale Orphanage and will also drill during the event.
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Elyrians
Parmadale Boys
Knights of Columbus
LaPorte
Elyria
Ely Park
Parmadale Orphanage
Bricker Plans Campaign Stop After Legion Parade
Attorney General John W. Bricker prepares to address a Highland county farm audience at Hillsboro tonight as he mounts his governor bid. He marched in Cleveland with Thomas Herbert and Paul M. Herbert, joined by David Ingalls and others, after a day with the Ohio Legion Posts at Cleveland Stadium.
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Cleveland. O
American Legion
John W. Bricker
Highland County
Hillsboro
State Department of Agriculture
Bricker
Thomas Herbert
Paul M. Herbert
David Ingalls
Cleveland
Joseph Patterson
Findlay
Harold Burton
Admiralty Club
Martin L. Davey
Myron B. Gessaman
Columbus
Ror Williams
Sandusky
Brickers Group
Ohio Legion
Cleveland Stadium
McFarland Dies at lightwieght boxing figure
Dr Patrick Packy McFarland a member of the State Boxing Commission and former lightweight champion died today of a streptococcus infection that attacked his heart.
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Joilet
Patrick Packy
McFarland
State Boxing Commission
Humming Bird Nest Returns to Judge’s Light Bulb
For two decades a humming bird has built a nest on an electric light bulb in Judge William Dehy’s home in Independence California. The judge cannot confirm if the same bird returns each year.
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Cal
William Dehry
Dehy
Legionnaires parade antics mark convention celebration
The Fourth of July parade featured Commander Ray Murphy of Ida Grove Iowa and leaders like Harry W Colmery of Topeka Kansas as potential successors. Delegates from New York Montreal New Orleans and Los Angeles eyed next year’s convention amid lively pageantry and mischief including broken windows false alarms and a rubber bridge in Euclid avenue.
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Ray Murphy
Ida Grove
Harry W. Colmery
Topeka
Kan
O. W. Hahn
Wayne
Neb
Melville Mucklestone
Chicago
New York
Montreal
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Murphy
United States
Caroy Legionnaires
Euclid Avenue
Court House News From Lorain County Crime and Trials
Lorain adults face fines and jail terms on assault and non support charges. Anastacio Estrada was fined 100 and costs after pleading guilty to assault at a Mexican picnic. George Looks, previously pleading guilty to check fraud, was found guilty of non support. Nick Giculus was fined 72 and costs and jailed 90 days for assault and battery. Arthur W. Tablett's trial for second degree manslaughter in a Ridgeville crash is set for tomorrow. William Vickers reports. Attorney Lawrence Aschenbach represents George Shaw and Patrick O Connell in auto without owner consent cases. Dr William E Wheatley sues Louis Herbst for 125 medical services in 1931 for his daughter.
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Anastacio Estrada
Lorain
South Lorain
D. A. Cook
Nick Giculus
Arthur W. Tablett
Grafton
Frank Brown
Ridgeville
William Vickers
Brown
Tablett
Sitmer Funeral Home
Middle Avenue
Ninth Street
Lawrence Aschenbach
Elyria
George Shaw
Patrick O'Connell
Wiliam E. Wheatley
Louis Herbst
Amherst
Mayor Warns On Drunk Driver Menace At Elyria Club
Elyria Mayor D A Baird told Rotary members at the Elks Restaurant that intoxicated driving is rising. Since January 1 his mayor’s court logged 47 alcohol related charges, second only to 149 intoxication cases, with 660 traffic tickets at $1 each and total fines and costs of $4925.
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Elyria Rotary Club
D. A. Baird
Elks
J. G. Schrock
Teachers To Meet For Organization Of Classes
About 60 Lorain County teachers will gather at Elyria High School next Monday afternoon and evening to organize classes for the city and county under Kent State University extension service sponsorship. A biology class is set for 4 30 p m and a physical science class for 7 15 p m.
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Lorain Countiams
Elyria High School
Kent State University Extension Service
FrySue Divorces Mary Fry and Other Local Actions
Wilfred B. Fry filed for divorce from Mary R. Fry of Severna Park Maryland on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The Cleveland Trust Company sued Ella Dempser for 2075 dollars and requested mortgage foreclosure. Deputy Sheriff Joseph Woodings investigated a theft of 107 dollars in cash and a new typewriter from a sisters' home at St Marys Church in Avon during services between 9 and 10 39 a m. The rear door appeared to be the entry point and Rev Father George M. Stuber reported the theft.
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Wilfred B. Fry
Mary R. Fry
Severna Park, Md
St. Mary’s Church
Avon
Joseph Woodings
Wooings
George M. Stuber
Enrollment at Grafton School Opens with Dip
Opening day figures show 230 students at Grafton School, down from 235 a year ago. Elementary enrollment is 1169 and high school 76, with overall decline in elementary and rise in high school. Delayed opening due to unfinished new building.
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Grafton
A. Gibbens
Elsran building hosts open house after renovations
The second floor rooms used as meeting places for Elsran organizations have been redecorated. The gym ceiling and floor were repainted and handball courts refinished as part of improvements to present the building in first class condition for open house visitors and regular users. Harlie G. Stevick noted the renovations and said many women will welcome the chance to see the recreational headquarters for their husbands and sons.
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Harlie G. Stevick
Wich
Death of Charlies Miller at 71 in Amherst
Charlies Miller 71, of Amherst on Franklin avenue died at 9 20 last evening. Born in Amherst township he lived all his life there and worked as a painter for forty years. Surviving wife Alice a daughter Mrs Walter Kappely two grandchildren a sister Mrs Anna K Nichols and a brother Albert of Cleveland. Body at Zilch Funeral Home taken to late home Thursday afternoon. Funeral Friday at 2 p m Rev T W Williams Congregational officiating burial Crownhill cemetery.
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Amherst
Charlies Miller
Franklin Avenue
Amherst Township
Order of Eagles
Alice
Walter Kappley
Anna K. Nichols
Albert
Cleveland
Zilch Funeral Home
T. W. Williams
Congregational Church
Crownhill Cemetery
Death of Mrs Stella Zioltek in Amherst Ohio
Mrs Stella Zioltek of South Amherst road died at Amherst Hospital after a three week illness. Born in Poland 47 years ago she leaves husband John and three children Stanley of Cleveland John Jr and Loretta at home and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Amherst, O
Stella Zioltek
South Amherst Road
Cleveland
Amherst Hospital
Poland
John
Stanley
John Jr
Loretta
Former Avon Lake councilman Eugene Tincher dead at 61
Eugene Tincher 61, ex Avon Lake councilman, died at 12:50 pm Tuesday at his Walker Road home after a three year illness. Funeral set for Thursday 9 am at Holy Trinity Church East Avon with Rev. Worth officiating. Born in Cleveland he lived in Avon Lake for fifty years and is survived by his wife Barbara, one daughter Goldie Cihran of Lakewood, two sons Clifford and Carl Miller, two grandsons, two brothers and two sisters.
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Eugene Tincher
Avon Lake
Walker Road
Holy Trinity Church
East Avon
Father Worth Offistine
Cleveland
Barbara
Goldie Cihran
Lakewood
Clifford
Carl Miller
Clarence
Frederick Biltz
Robert
Chardon
Peter
Chicago
Mary Smith
Eva Dieche
Elyria
Vehicle rear damage after truck strike at intersection
Mat Diederich of 336 Louisiana avenue told police his car was damaged in the rear yesterday when a truck driven by L. B. Myers of Avon struck it as he stopped for a traffic light at Broad street and Middle avenue.
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ACTO
Mat Diederich
Louisiana Avenue
Yesterdar
L. B. Myers
Avon
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Prominent Oberlin Alumnus William Cochran Dies in Cincinnati
William Cochran prominent attorney and Oberlin College trustee died at his Cincinnati home aged 84. Born in Oberlin in 1848 he was grandson of Oberlin president Charles Grandison Finney and wrote works including Labor Legislation and The Scholar in Action. Survived by four children, a half sister, and several grandchildren.
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Oberlin, CO
William Cochran
Cincinnati
Mr. Cochran
Oberlin
Charles Grandison Finney
Oberlin College
Jacob Dolson Cox
Warren, O
Ohio
Interior
Grant
Cochran
The
Charles Grandison Yinner
Jacob D. Cox
Cleveland
Alien Cochran
Woodstock
Oberlin Women Open New Fall Season
The Oberlin Business and Professional Women met at Mrs Electa Sage’s North Professor Street home to begin the fall season. After a brief business session members played card games with prizes to Mrs Bahr and Miss Beulah May, and shared vacation experiences. Refreshments were served by Mrs Sage and assistant hostess Mrs Shafer.
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Oberlin
Electa Sage
Professor Street
Bahr
First Church To Have Annual Reunion Supper
The First Church in Oberlin will hold its annual fall reunion and home coming supper. Organizers invite members and friends to attend the event at the church, with details about time and program to follow.
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the First Church
Oberlin
Community gathering at James Brand House pot luck supper
Thursday evening in the James Brand House invites all newcomers and returning vacationists to share an informal fellowship. A six o clock pot luck supper precedes talks by Professor R A Budington and singing led by J F E Wirkler.
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James Brand
R. A. Budington
J. F E. Wirkler
Opening Recital At Warner Hall Tonight
Four members of the conservatory faculty present the opening recital of the year at 7 15 this evening in Warner Concert Hall. Professors Holden Cerf Fraz er and Hungate perform solos. Frazer and Bennett will play a cello and piano sonata. Regular student recitals begin next Wednesday and continue throughout the year.
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Conservatory
Warner Concert Hall
Holden
Cerf
Frazer
Hungate
John Frazer
Mary A. Bennett
Local School Faculty News and Student Moves
William Stocker of South Professor street teaches English and social science at Barberton Junior High. He completed a summer practice teaching course through Akron University at Barberton. John Dudier and Earl Sandrock leave to start as freshmen at Ohio State University Columbus. Miss Margaret Wright returns to Madison Wisconsin for a German teaching fellowship. O C May visits son Gordon May in New York City. Mrs Barry Webber has an appendectomy at Allen hospital. Mrs Malcolm Woodmanse of Los Angeles visits Oberlin friends then Akron before returning home.
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William Stocker
South Professor Street
Barberton
Akron University
Marguerite Grills
John Dudier
Earl Sandrock
Ohio State University At
Columbus
Barry Webber
Allen Hospital
Malcolm Woodmanse
Los Angeles
Calif
Oberlin
Akron
California
Margaret Wright
South
Professor Street
Madison
Wisconsin
O. C. May
North Main Street
Gordon May
New York City
Police Reject Tale Of Torture By Two Men
Police dismissed a report by 16 year old Margaret Papp of 348 Vulcan street claiming she was grabbed and burned with a cigarette on West avenue near Third street by two men seeking her doctor's finances. Her brother in law later urged no further action and police said no investigation would continue.
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Margaret Papp
Vulcan Street
West Avenue
Third Street
E. J. Stankard
Seret
Arthur Hurd
L. D. Brown
L. J. Pilton
Earlcourt
Hurd
Police Pension Fund Trustees Elected
Sergeant Curtiss Hamlin and Patrolman M. E. Olmstead were elected trustees of the police pension fund in balloting this week. Olmstead replaces Sergeant Arthur Hurd, who had served on the board for several years. Hamlin has been a member for some time.
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Curtiss Hamlin
M. E. Olmstead
Police Pension Fund
Olmstead
Arthur Hurd
Hamlin
Veterans Parade Farewell to the Grand March in Washington
The 1964 era Schting veterans joined a grand march led by a bald drummer as Boy Scouts, officers, and banners crowd the route. Federal workers and schoolchildren lined the streets while President Roosevelt proclaimed a holiday and federal buildings closed. Commander Nelson, moved, declared it a day of days as veterans reached the White House and sat under elm shade.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Nelson
White House
Surgeons Begin Final Oper ation To Save Child
In a hospital scene a physician prepares to operate on a severely disabled child, with Dr Eastman seeking consent from the parents. Attending doctors Petrone Kennedy and Hancock assist as the life saving steps unfold and the child receives a saline solution and whisky as a heart stimulant.
Livestock Market Report with Mixed Receipts
Receipts 252 cattle 356 calves 1300 sheep and lambs 1000 hogs. Steady to higher tone on cattle and calves with choicest steers 9.50 to 10.23 per cwt, heifers to 5.50, cows 4.50 to 5.59, calves 10.08 to 11.00. Lambs scarce but good runs. choicest lambs 3.00 to 3.50, yearlings 6.99 to 7.!00. Hogs 200 higher. 250 to 300 lbs 3.54 to 4.10, 270 to 375 lb range around 5.00 to 7.90. Market active with broad price spread across classes.
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F.C
Choice
Choice Ever
Market Prices Report from Toledo Wholesale Journal
The Toledo market summary shows steady farm and livestock prices with specific ranges for hens broilers and ducks, plus potatoes and grain. Notable entries include Jersey and Idaho potato lots, wheat and corn rates, eggs at 26 ¾ cents, and assorted fruits and vegetables with per-basket pricing.
Cast Selected for Elyria High School Production
Ten Elyria High School students are named cast for the 1936-37 first dramatic production The Bishop Misbehaves by Frederick Jackson to be staged October 30. Adults lead Lawrence Meredith and Lillian Dowdell. juvenile leads Will is played by Joan Bauer and Robert Bannon. others include Harold Barres Audrey Tracy Robert Meredith Leroy Moody Norman Beller and Edwin Hall.
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Elyria High School
Nina Baker
Frederick Jackson
Lawrence Meredith
Lillian Dowdell
Will
Joan Bauer
Hester
Robert Bannon
Donald
Harold Barres
Audrey Tracy
Prices on fruits vegetables and grains from local markets
The listing shows prices for Lima beans peas radishes spinach and tomatoes by peck basket and bushel equivalents. Grain quotations include No 3 and No 2 corn and wheat, flour jobbing prices, mill feeds hay and straw ranges from Timothy to alfalfa, with brands Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASU
Sheets Elevator Co
Alortana Milling Co
Strikebreaker Tells Alleged Methods Before Senate
E. J. McDade, a self described veteran strikebreaker, testified to the Senate Civil Liberties Committee about tactics used against striking workers. He claimed live steam and high voltage fences were employed to injure workers and described experiences with Railway Audit and Inspection Co and Pearl Bergoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. J. McDade
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
McDade
Railway Audit & Inspection Co
Pearl Bergoff
Finks
Selassie Wins League Recognition Fight
Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia secured a seat for Ethiopia at the League of Nations assembly after the credentials committee accepted his delegates' credentials despite Italian objections. The decision came in Geneva on September 23.
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Selassie
Geneva
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
League of Nations Assembly
League
Italy
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