Lorain County Fair concludes with top horses and trophies
Lorain County's first big horse show closed with Royal Kalamar winning the Dr. E. P. Clement trophy in the fine harness class. Roy Moore of Congress Lake Farms owned the winning stallion, with Dick Lavery driving. Second and third honors went to The Love Bug and Shaun Rue. Five Gaited and three-gaited classes named multiple prize winners, while polo ponies provided a side show. A show banquet followed at the Graystone Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Aed
Royal Kalamar
Kentucky
Clara May Clement
Dr. Clement
Roy Moore
Congress Lake Farms
Hartville
Moore
Kalarama Rex
Hoyal Kalamar
Dick Lavery
Kenn Metzger
Shaun Rue
Margaret Ann Warden
Cleveland
Miss Warden
Royal Flight
Magic Mack
Metzger
Party Dress
Leland Mills
Lorain
Minnie Gibbs
Mountain Aire
Echo Chief
E. H. Kreuger
Lorna’ Marie
Earl Stone
Buttermilk
Lawrence Kreigler
Shirley
Stone
Southern Moon
T. Peniston
Sugar
Kreigler
Princips
Kreuger
Edellyn Don
Bob Hoge
Mrs. Margaret Stanley
Marilyn Lange
Léland Mills
Buford Cornelison
Patricia Dare
J. H. Wallace
Louise Gotker
Ben Kaplansky
Dorothy McAlpin
Lorna Peniston
Graystone
Case Continued By Judge Nye
Juvenile Judge H H Nye extended the case of Maude Kieth 17 Elyria Ohio for manslaughter in the July traffic death of Celia McEwen 66. The case remains indefinitely continued as a conditional probation based on future conduct. Kieth was released to her sister Mrs Willard Stiles to supervise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Nye
Maude Kieth
Ely- Ma
Celia McEwen
Fuller
Grafton Roads
Miss Kieth
Nye
Lloyd Smith
Willard Stiles
Purdue Avenue
Elyria
Youth Returned To County Jail Here
Deputy Sheriffs William G. Smith and Emil Kubishke returned James Lapiccella, 17, of Warren, Ohio, to the county jail from Belle Vue after his capture for gasoline theft from the Frank Krause station at Whiskeyville and the theft of a Warren car. He will be turned over to Warren authorities for prosecution and will be arraigned in juvenile court due to his age. Krause filed an attempt to defraud charge in Justice Preston Coon's court, likely held in abeyance pending Warren action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Smith
Emil Kubishke
James Lapiccella
Warren, O
Bellevue
Frank Krause
Whiskeyville
Warren
Krause
Preston Coon
Program At LaPorte Airport Tomorrow
Aviation enthusiasts will be entertained at Ross airport in LaPorte tomorrow afternoon. Todd Dryar of Cleveland will make a parachute jump using three chutes. A dead stick landing from 3 000 feet is planned and Tony Ross will also perform a stunt flying act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Airport
LaPorte
Todd Dryar
Cleveland
Tony Ross
Hitler and Mussolini Tour Berlin in Secret Police Guard
A massive security spectacle unfolds as Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini tour Berlin. Tens of thousands of Nazi troops and SS guard the streets while planners coordinate wreaths, speeches, and joint appearances at the Olympic Stadium. Mussolini’s nine hour stay includes talks, a wreath laying, and visits to cultural sites before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Mussolini
Miliia
Order of the Annunciata
Prince Karl
Baltic
Alexander of
Joposlavia
Louis Barthou
Marseilles
Musgolini
Fueh- Ter
Berlin
Olympic Stadium
Lorain County 4-H Exhibits Earn High A Grades
Fifty two Lorain County youths received A grades on 4-H Club exhibits at the Lorain County Fair with seventy five Bs and nineteen Cs. The results span poultry rabbits agricultural engineering bee keeping forestry nature study vegetables and animal projects across Avon Brownhelm Carlisle Eaton Ridgeville Amherst La Grange Henrietta Penfield and other towns, naming many individual winners by project and grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lorain County Fair
Avon
Adam Abfall
James Couchy
A. Brownhelm
Donald Baetz
William Knessel
B. Carlisle
Oliver Shubert
A. Camden
Leonard Davidson
Melvin Barber
B. Eaton
Merle Smith
A. Marksey
Robert Haynes
C. Belden
Lloyd Seckt
Fiapkinu Bauman
B. la Grange
John Wilcox
A. Ridgeville
Jack Mills
John Cumming
Ralph Jones
Charles A. Kremser
Robert Kelner
Brownhelm
Paul Leimbach
Warne Whyte
B. Markley
W. Worcester
Clyde Haynes
B. Henrietta
Bernard Reinert
A. la Grange
Starr Woodruff
Jack Stroud
Lynn Green
C. Bee Keeping
Amherst
Frank Herrmann
Harry Hal
Wiliam van Ham
Melvin Kolbe
Henry Penton
Robert Ernst
al. A. Brownhelm
Wayne Leimbach
B. Columbia
Andrew
Harry Hall
Alfred Baxter
C. Carlisle
Roger Minnich
C. Eaton
Richard Riedel
Henrietta
Warren Bauman
Melvin Sayers
C. Brownhelm
Harold Leuszler
A. Potatoes
A. Avon
Ronald Toll
Donald Wilhelmy
B. Carliste
Kenneth Fowl
A. Herold Grilis
John Stang
Howard Gleisner
Donald Schneider
Harry Butler
Robert Woodruff
John Hayden
Raymond Varney
Walter Spieth
William Hayden
Junior Line
Calvin Wilcox
Keith Rawson
Robert Oppelt
Floyd Brooksall
George Sixsbey
C. Penfield
Paul Pelton
B. Vegetables
Walter Lach
B. Belden
Raymond Hudson
C. Henrietta
Bernard Bureb
C. la Grange
George Schaefer
B. Brownhelm
George Pippett
Robert Lewis
Robert Wensink
A.brownhelm
Kenneth Brill
Howard Angershach
A. Eaton
George Smith
Erma Youngsberg
Dwight Miller
A. Carlisle
Donovan Beal
Donald Crocker
Warren Briggs C. Pigs
Joseph Minnich
Raymond Wilhelmy
A. Columbia
Robert Harrington
Kenneth Crocker
Farrell Parker
Robert Schuster
B. la
Grass Fire Burns 2400 Square Rods Near City Limits
Elkta firemen fought a grass blaze covering about 2400 square rods south of the New York Central Railroad. The fire scorched trees and an electric pole but caused no major damage. Nearby youths reported men starting a fire to cook a meal, believed to have caused the grass fire. Hose Company No. 1 members worked for nearly an hour.
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Elkta
New York Central
Death Records Reflect Amherst and Surroundings
A string of death notices from Amherst, New London, Wellington, and Elyria detail the passing of Henry Vernon Peabody at 73 on Spring Street, Anna B Schroeder, Giles Briggs, and Mrs. John Burke in Lorain County, plus Anton Minnich and Anna Todd Wakeman. The notices note ages, birthplaces, residences, marriages, survivors, and funeral arrangements, with churches and cemeteries named for services and burials.
Oberlin Resident Eva Heusner Dead After Long Life
Eva L Heusner longtime Oberlin resident died Thursday at St Josephs Hospital Lorain after a brief illness Born near Mankato Minnesota October 27 1857 her pioneering family moved to Henrietta Ohio She taught in local schools twenty five years later led Maunaola Seminary in Hawaii over fifteen years Active in Oberlin Musical Union Baptist church and Sorosis She is survived by three of seven children Mrs Fred Edmonds Mrs Laura Laughlin and Mrs Edwin Knapp Funeral at Sedgerman Parlors Sunday at 2 30 p m Service conducted by Dr J A Richards with Dean T W Graham speaking on Oxford Conference on Church and State
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Eva L. Heusner
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Miss Heusner
Mankato
Minnesota
John
Harriet Hales Heusner
Great West
Miss Eva
Ohio
Henrietta
Ansel Blackman
New England
Connecticut Land Company
Western Reserve
Oberlin Preparatory
Oberlin Academy
Oberlin Musical Union
Baptist Church
Oberlin Sorosis
Fred A. Edmonds
Laura Laughlin
Vermilion
Edwin Knapp
Amherst
Sedgerman
J. A. Richards
First
Oberlin Girl to Serve as Foreign Missionary
Miss Miriam E. Rogers of Cleveland will be commissioned Sunday at First Church of Oberlin to serve as a missionary for the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. She sails October 1 for Sholapur India to work in Kindergarten Training School. Rogers, a 1935 Oberlin College graduate, previously taught in Cleveland and Lorain and directed Vacation Bible Schools. The service features Dr. Richards and Dr. Arthur Holt with W. F. Bohn presenting the commission. Continuous classes for wind instruments are scheduled in Rice Hall room 300A with Don Morrison supervising.
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First
Oberlin
Miriam E. Rogers
Cleveland
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Sholapur
India
Miss Rogers
Oberlin College
Lorain County
Lorain
Richards
Arthur EB. Holt
Chicago Theological Seminary
American Board
Holt
South America
Africa
W. F. Bohn
Christian Church
Open House at First Methodist Church Sunday Evening
Open house for students is set at 3:00 PM Sunday at the parsonage 83 South Cedar. Survivors include Todd of Wakeman and Louis A. Todd of Ashland, three grandchildren, two sisters Mrs Bell Smith Amherst and Mrs Fred Morse Brownhelm. Body lies at W L Pease Funeral Home awaiting Monday funeral at 2:00 led by Rev F B Eastman of Wakeman Congregational Church. Interment Wakeman Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
South Cedar
KB. Todd
Wakeman
Louis A. Todd
Ashland
Bell Smith
Amherst
Bilkeys divorce on grounds of gross neglect
Frances Bilkey, 55, was granted a divorce yesterday from Frederick Bilkey, 73, of 407 Herrick Avenue, Wellington, by Judge Guy B. Findley. Alimony of 2100 was agreed. The couple were married four years. Also, three other divorces were granted: Lloyd M. Redington from Grace Redington, Thelma Paden from Robert Paden, and Ida Ashey from Howard Asher, all on grounds of gross neglect or wilful absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bilkey
Frederick Bilkey
Herrick Avenue
Wellington
Guy B. Findley
D. A. Cook
Lloyd M. Redington
Grace Redington
Grace M. Jackson
Thelma Paden
Robert Paden
Ida Ashey
Howard Asher
Returns From Abroad Rev Daniels Resumes Oberlin Duties
Rev. L. B. Daniels returned to Oberlin Wednesday after a summer abroad. He spent most of the season in England with a week in France and studied at St Nicolas and the College of English Church Music. Christ Church will resume services Sunday with Holy Communion at 7:30, Church School at 9:30, and the morning service at 11:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. BE. Daiels
Oberlin
France
Daniels
England
St. Nicolas
College of English Church Music
Chialehurst
Kent
Christ Church
Church School
String Classes To Begin On Monday
Beginning string classes at Prospect and Pleasant street schools start Monday mornings at five minutes of eight in the auditorium. Students report to teachers for information on lesson periods and instruments. Second year strings meet in Rice Hall room 200A on Mondays and Thursdays at five minutes to eight. Third year strings meet in the same room on Wednesdays and Saturdays at five minutes to eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
Pleasant Street
Rice Hall
New Dining Room Opens Tomorrow Manny's in Elyria
Elyria welcomes Manny's Dining Room at 106 Middle Avenue run by Mrs. Amelia L. LaRocque a former Boston resident. The public dining room will feature New England cooking with chicken and steak dinners Sundays. The redecorated home uses dubonnet and cream with matched furnishings, and private parties will be accommodated in addition to public meals.
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Elyria
Middle Avenue
Manny
Stocks Steady After Week of Heavy Selling
NEW YORK September 25 Stocks held steady after a week of heavy selling that pushed markets to fresh lows since 1935. Oils and rubbers weakened, rails soft, but steels firm. United States Steel moved between 17 8 and 79 7 8, Bethlehem and National gained, American Telephone recovered above 157, grain trading suspended for September corn at 1.10 12, Kansas City futures fell to 92 cents, Chicago wheat eased slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
National
Republic
American Telephone
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City
Chicago
Auto collision on Broad Street injures no one
Last midnight two cars collided on Broad Street. Edmond Jennings of Cleveland and Charles Hyler of 222 Spruce Street were driving and backing for a parking place when the mishap occurred. Both vehicles were slightly damaged and police reported no injuries.
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Edmond Jennings
Cleveland
Charles Hyler
Spruce Street
Broad Street
Hyler
Struck wins goal racing at Lorain County Fair opening
William Struck, Lorain County Fair board president, wins goal racing after defeating Charles Wise and others in heats and a collapsible bicycle race. Contests include Grange Farm Bureau cultivator prize and high school horseshoe championships. Red Cross assisted a busy injury day with minor cases and two hospitalizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Struck
Lorain County Fair
Toledo Markets Grain Prices and Local Produce Listing
Grain in elevators and transit shows WHEAT No 2 red at 1.11 1.12 and 1.06 1.07 in different bids, CORN No 2 yellow around 1.04 1.05, various feed and white varieties. Toledo produce includes butter 4c per pound, eggs extra large at 26 3e, vegetables like cabbage lettuce 35 cents basket, lima beans 15 cents per peck, mushrooms and peaches listed with prices. numerous fruits and garden items with mixed regional offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Cleveland Homeghowers Breans
Lima
Deaches
Elbertas
St.auney
Albertas
Hubbard
Missing Man Found Dead In His Car
James V Lindway 22 of 909 Lake avenue was found dead in his car on Old Gas House hill road under the North Ridge road bridge. A .32 revolver fired a bullet into his temple caused death by self inflicted wound. Coroner S C Ward ruled death by own action. He had been missing since Thursday afternoon. discovery by Clifford Cathey and others noted the car stationary. Lindway, born locally, worked at his father’s meat market. Surviving: parents three brothers Vincent Stephen John and three sisters Mrs Michael Rodachy Betty and Helen. Funeral 9:30 a m Monday at home and 10 a m at St Agnes Church. Body to be moved from Bittner Funeral Home to Lindway home.
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John H. Burke
Wellington
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Burke
Clevelands
Ohio
Lorain County
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
John T
Elyma
Robert
George
James Fell
E. Smithberger
Lorain
Richard Green
Harlan Hurd
Lafayette
Indiana
Regina Burke
Minnie St. Aubin
John St. Aubin
Berlin Heights
William St. Aubin
Akron
Fred St. Aubin
P. Woglnitz
Clyde Donnelly
Amherst
St. Mary's Church
James T. Cajey
St. Mary's Cemetery
John T. Burke
Wurstcourt
James V. Lindway
Lake Avenue
Gas House Hill Road
North Ridge Road
S.C. Ward
Clifford Cathey
West 21St Street
Robert Finley
West 17Th Street
William Holt
Broadway
Cathey
Lindway
Stephen Lindway
Be Fg
Vincent
Stephen
John
Michael Rodachy
Betty
Helen
Lindway Home
St. Agnes’ Church
Bittner Funeral Home
Award contract for printing of ballots Lorain County
Lorain County election officials awarded the ballot printing contract to The Ohio Service Printing Company of Lorain at 803.50, with bids up to 1,700. The cost for local election ballots, about 500 candidates, is 503,906, roughly 300 more than a national ballot run. The task requires rotating candidate names to avoid bias on every ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Election Board
Ohio Service Printing Company of
Lorain
Auction Sale of Household Goods at Elyria Ohio
Public auction held at 205 High Street Elyria Ohio on Tuesday September 28 at 1 PM features an overstuffed living room suite junior dining room suite with buffet table chairs and china closet two Simmons beds sectional book case writing desk rugs a Victrola and records dinette set chairs rockers kitchen cabinet walnut cedar chest electric refrigerator gas cook stove fans canning jars dishes bedding curtains and more due to moving to Florida
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Florida
High Street
Elyria
Ohio
Leonard
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Rusaila
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Sterct
LaPorte Airport
FE. Whitney & Son
Henry Peabody
Henry Vernon Peabody
Spring Street
South Amherst
Amherst Volunteer Fire Department
Eva
Mott Kelly
Henry Kingstey
C. E. Sehnidt
St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Hue
Evergreen Cemetery
Anna Schroeder
Anna B. Schroeder
South Amherst Road
Germany
Martin Bailey
Edward
Fred Mathes
Martin
Fred
Justin
Lena Blinzly
Gilles Briggs
New London
Giles Briggs
Sackett Funeral
W. H. Mitchell
Grove Street
Erma
Mabel Jenney
Alva McCaffin
Hugh McClaflin
Ruggles
Anton Minnich
Huron Street
Ridgeville
St. Agnes, Church
St. Joseph Society
K. of C
Knights of St. John and Eagles
Fern Minnich
Floyd Yost
Peter
Owie
Matt
Joe
Frank Kelling
Matt Smith
St. Agnes Church
Leo Brissel
St. Mary's Cemetrey
Anna E
Todd Wakeman
Anna
Todd
Ashland Samaritan Hospital
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
T. W. Graham
Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin Brlefs
F. NM. Zorbaugh
Oberlin Junior Forum
EL RR. Courage
George Lyman
Saginaw
Michigan
E. M. Lyman
Merwin Apartments
Oliver Robb
Peggy
Detroit
Joel Collins
South Main Street
Don Morrison
Arthur L. Williams
Brownhelm Township Trustees
Common Pleas Court
Township General Fund
Road and Bridge Fund
Dutch Boy
Hagle Picher
The
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Grange Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Carlisle
Hickory Tree
Ripton
North Elyria
Red Cross
W. G. Dunaway
Eldon Walkden
LaGrange
Fair Grounds
Mary Kereecz
Charles Hall
Clearview High School
Carl Pando
Brookside
Robert Alton
Eaton
Arthur Rice
Wade Henney
Eagles
Leona Schmidt
Fair Board
Jta
Toledo Grain
Auction Sas
H. C. J. Walleker
C. H. Sooy
Ments
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Masonic Temple
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