Markley Four-H Club Girl Is Health Queen
Margaret Tabars, a Lo peds-vid member of the Markley Four-H Club, is Lorain County Four-H Health Queen after her county fair victory. She will enter a district elimination in Cleveland to qualify for a trip to the National Dairy Show in Columbus, October 9 to 16, to compete in a health queen contest. District contest sponsored by Northern Ohio Milk Producers Association. Fair board presents a cup to Miss Tabars. Also recognized are Miss Erma Youngeberg of LaGrange for horse showmanship. Daily judging contest winners include Donald Simmons, William Kneisel, Lawrence Kneisel, Urban Klingshirn, LeRoy Hasenpflug, Gerald Hasenpflug, Robert Kelner, Kenneth Crocker, Calvin McFadden, Wayne Leimbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Tabars
Markley
Lorain
Cleveland
Columbus
Northern Ohio Mik Producers Association
Takacs
Fair Board
F. H. Lewis
Erma Youngeberg
LaGrange
Donald Simmons
Carlisle Banner Club
William Kneisel
Lawrence Kneisel
Brownhelm BB Club
Daily Project
Urban Klingshirn
Avon
LeRoy Hasenpflug
Gerald Hasenpflug
Brownhelm
Robert Kelner
Kenneth Crocker
Columbia
Calvin McFadden
Penfield
Wayne Leimbach
Lorain Motor Coach Asks Rehearing
Lorain Motor Coach Co Inc petitions the Public Utilities Commission for a rehearing of its denial for a Lorain to Elyria bus line certificate. It questions Lorain Transit Lines Inc in a bid to operate the route, arguing the transit firm may sell the service as part of asset disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, C
Lorain Motor Coach Co., Inc
Public Utilities Commission
Lorain
Ely Tia
Lorain Company
Lorain Transit Lines, Inc
Lorain Street ,Railway Co
Talk on Syphilis at West Side YMCA Tonight
Dr. Binksey of City Hospital Cleveland will present a slide aided talk on syphilis at the YMCA gymnasium tonight at o oclock. Admission is free and the public is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binksey
City Hospital
Cleveland
Teachers to Meet on Reading Test Program
Second and third grade teachers in Lorain County will meet at East Carlisle school at 4 30 p m Thursday for instruction on the testing program to be used with the county wide reading system adopted this year. C A Gibbons county superintendent announced the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
East Carlisle
C. A. Gibbons
Court House Tales and Local Notables In Court
Ruthnoss Polos, a former U S army boxing instructor, wins nursery captain title among coworkers. Deputy Smith investigates Lake Avenue husband and wife dispute as they pacify a teething baby. Bees and chickens are reported stolen from local farms. Julia Blair granted divorce from Leo Blair on cruelty grounds. Judge Findley overrules a new trial motion by Lilly Cairn seeking tax penalty refunds under the Oregon act. refunds denied without court order from county treasurers Kelser and Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shem Ruthnoss Polos
U.S. Army
Pollock
William G. Smith
Lake Avenue
Julia Blair
Leo Blair
Guy &K. Findley
Guy B. Findley
Lilly T. Cairn
Lorain
Charles Kelser
Walter Wright
Lorain County boys win trips to dairy show
Three Lorain County youths earned free trips to the National Dairy Show in Columbus after winning a rope-splicing contest at the Lorain County Fair. Winners include Warne Selmonch Brownhelm Harry Butler LaGrange and Gerald Hasenplug Brownhelm. Five more boys, John Wilcox Warren Leimbach William Knessel John Love and Melvin Kuibe, received tickets for their part in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Columbus
Lorain County Fair
Warne Selmonch
Brownhelm
Harry Butler
LaGrange
Gerald Hasenptlug
National Daily Show
John Wilcox
Warren Leimbach
William Knessel
John Love
Melvin Kuibe
Kidnapping of Ross Stuns Illinois. Miss Freibage Testifies
Miss Freibage, Ross's former secretary, describes a bold abduction on a rural road near Chicago. Three armed men halted the car, seized Ross and demanded a ransom while Miss Freibage offered $83. Police held her for questioning as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Ross
Artemus D. Watson
Miss Freibase
Miss Freibage
Miss Frebbage
Miss Frebage
Charles S. Ross
Chicago
Wolt Road
Florence Freihage
Seven Killed In Train Truck Crash Near Charleston
Seven people died when a Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train struck a truck at Hansford grade crossing about 20 miles east of Charleston. Two-year-old Emogene Brown survived with a broken arm, thrown clear by her father Elory T. Brown who saved her just before impact. The victims were Bertha Brown and her four children William 4 Merile 9 Ruby 12 Donald 7 and driver James 65, all residents of Paint Creek. The Brown family had recently moved from Lincoln county to Whittaker county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
W. Va
Emogene Brown
Elory T. Brown
Chesapeake and Ohio
Hansford
Charleston
Brown
Bertha
William
Mrrile
Ruby
Donald
W. F. James
Paint Creek
Lincoln County
Whittaker County
Shanghai Front Braces as Largest Bombs Fall
Large bombs dropped by Japanese shattered central Shanghai. Casualties rise on both sides as Chinese and Japanese forces clash along the front. Gen Chu Shao-Liang leads a renewed Chinese assault at the Eternal Peace Bridge amid heavy artillery and trench mortars. Food relief blocks worsen as trucks are allowed limited entry to Tongkew, while Sino-American aviation notes 41 000 passengers in five years with one fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghei
Kanen Province
Chang Chi-Chung
Nanking
Cry
United Press
Shanghai
Ahnair
China
Sino-American Aviation Company
Fanfare Quintet to Perform at Rotary Meeting
Elyria Rotary Club will hear a musical program at noon at the Elks Restaurant. The Fanfare Quintet, appearing tomorrow morning at Elyria High School auditorium to open the 1937 38 assembly season, will perform before the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks’ Restaurant
Elyria High School
Man treated after altercation on Columbus street
Cliff Christian, 41, of Columbus street, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a cut on his left cheek suffered at 10 p.m. Saturday during an altercation. Police said the incident was not reported to headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Christian
Columbus Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Poice
Brothers and sister reunite after long separation
Myth to Talk About recounts how William and Florence, adopted and raised in Panama by an engineer, found their siblings years apart. Norsworthy, living in Elyria 26 years and custodian at Edison School, learned Herbert, once in Elyria, was his brother. The meeting extended from noon to shortly after 1 PM with plans to avoid future long separations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Florence
Panama
New York
Norsworthy
Herbert
Elyria
Hatter
Standard
Ames
Mole
Merritts
Edison School
Lake Avenue
Oberlin Community Notices and Society Events
Oberlin listings note American Legion post meeting and various club gatherings. September calendar includes Rebekah and Eastern Star meetings, Junior Forum at Hi-O-Hi, Little Sorority, Christmas Club, picnics at East College, and multiple Tuesday and Wednesday club sessions around Oberlin addresses and residents. Also mentions guests Hauser from Callao Peru studying in Oberlin and local weekend travels and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Hall
Vine Rebekah Bodze
C. PF. Alter
South Street
Christmas Club
E. Miller
East College Street
Arrest and Fine After Pool Room Card Game Dispute
James Cross of 223 Oberlin Road was fined by Mayor Leonard Smith on a disorderly conduct charge from an early evening argument with George Fitzpatrick of 5217th Street over a card game at an Oberlin Road pool room. Cross allegedly slashed at Fitzpatrick, dropped an ice pick, and a knife was seized before police arrival. Fitzpatrick suffered a finger cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cross
Oberlin Road
Leonard Smith
George Fitspatrick
S21
17Th Street
Cross
Fitzpatrick
Corwin Burrer
H. J
Herbert Pitts
Medina man fined for driving under influence arraigned by mayor
Gunning of 6 Chestnut street also fined five dollars for intoxication after being arrested with Dunham on Lake avenue at 2 30 a m yesterday by patrolmen Paul Palmer and James Boggs. Dunham paid thirty dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated before Mayor Leonard Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunham
Medina
Leonard Smith
Paul Palmer
James Boggs
Lake Avenue
Mussolini and Hitler View Key War Maneuvers in Berlin
A Berlin crowd awaited a state holiday march leading to the Olympic Stadium with police barring access to rooftops and windows. Mussolini and Hitler observed large army maneuvers described as the biggest since World War I, while speculation grew over Germany’s Mediterranean commitments and the Rome Berlin axis seeking peaceful collaboration excluding Russia.
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Unter den Linden
Olympic Stadium
Mussolini
Rome
Hitler
Germany
Spain
Mediterranean
Rasa
New Floor To Be Placed In Elyria High Gym
Elyria High School will receive a new gym floor with a subfloor and top floor under a WPA project. Lumber has arrived and work is set to begin in the next few days. The WPA will supply carpenters and maple flooring while the board of education provides subflooring nails and finish. The project is not expected to disrupt physical education classes significantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
W. O. McClellan
WPA
Board of Education
McClellan
Roosevelt School
Death notices for Boynton Merthe and Christy in Elyria and Grand Rapids
Death records announce Harry Boynton a former Grand Rapids resident died at 361 Richard Terrace Grand Rapids Michigan survived by widow two sons Byron and Arthur and daughter Mrs Roger E Carr of High Point NC plus sisters Mrs Carl Lersch Elyria Miss Frances Boynton Cleve land and brother Frank L Boynton Wilmington Delaware Funeral services held Saturday at Metcalf Chapel Grand Rapids Infant Thomas Allen Merthe son of Mr and Mrs Earl Merthe of South Charleston West Virginia funeral 4 30 from Humphrey home on Butternut Ridge burial in Butternut Ridge cemetery Kathryn Christy wife of A F Christy of the American Rolling Mills Company died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 5 20 p m Saturday two days before her sixty sixth birthday survived by husband and three grandchildren Roland Earl Kathryn Lois Faulhaber daughter Mrs Carrie Faulhaber died April 7 1935 surviving relatives include brother Lawrence Mehrmann sister Eva Gardner funeral Tuesday 2 p m from Christy home 218 Chestnut Street Elyria with Rev Will Foster officiating burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park body at Chestnut Street home for calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry v. Boynton
Richard Terrace
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Byron
Arthur
Roger E. Carr
High Point
North Carolina
Carl Lersch
Elyria
Frances Boynton
Cleveland
Frank L. Boynton
Wilmington
Delaware
Metcalf
Thomas Allen Merthe
Humphrey
Butternut Ridge
Earl Merthe
South Charleston
West Virginia
Kathryn Christy
A. F. Christy
American Rolling Mills Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Christy
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Evangelical Church
Eastern Stars and Pythian
Eastern Stars
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Chestnut Street
Animals Gone Wild A Problem In Hawaii
Territorial authorities consider requesting U S Army planes with machine guns to exterminate wild sheep and goats preying on Hawaii forests and pastures. Descendants of escaped domesticated animals, their numbers reach about 50 000 and they cause extensive land damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
U. S. Army
Hawaii
Immenae
Unusual Facts From Global Railways and Remainder Items
Unusual notes report Manchuria railways paying a total bonus of 1.5 million dollars semi annually to all workers. Pineapples shipments from Cuba to the United States exceed one million crates in a single season. Foreign aircraft remain barred from Manchuria without state approval. London studies whether tunnels or flyover bridges ease traffic. A gypsy woman in Hungary has 30 children, including six sets of twins, aged 40. Three million children will ride for free during their annual Ise Grand Shrine visit in Japan. Abandoned mine upper levels in South Africa may be linked to form motor highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise Grand Shrine
Japan
Stocks Strengthen as Opening Trades Edge Higher
NEW YORK September 27 Stocks strengthened to gains of over 3 points in early trading but pulled back from the highs. Chrysler rose about 4 points to 91 then slipped to 95-8 for a 5-8 gain, U S Steel held 17-5, Bethlehem 13-4, General Motors up 11 at 47 3 4. Most metal shares rose, Anaconda up 2 to 39 1, Kennecott over 1 higher, Southern Pacific up 2 to 30 1 2, New York Central and Chesapeake and Ohio up around 1, American Telephone up 2 1 4 to 159.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chrysler
U.S. Steel
Bethlehew
General Motors
Anaconda
Kennecott
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
American Telephone
400 Appeals On File For Supreme Court Action
Washington Sept 27 about 400 appeals from lower court decisions were on file for the Supreme Court when it opens its 1937 term next Monday The docket includes challenges to New Deal laws tax cases patent refringement and damage suits A petition by Albert Levitt to question Justice Hugo L Black eligibility is also on the list Black arrives in Norfolk on Wednesday aboard the City of Norfolk from Europe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Albert Levitt
Homer S. Cummings
Hugo L. Black
Black
Ku Klux Klan
Norfolk
Europe
Fighting cat Bum dies at 10 after many battles
Essex, Conn. Bum, the fighting cat of River Road, dies at age ten. Known for never losing a battle, Bum hunted rivals, often returning with torn ears and a slashed face, then continuing to roam the town near Capt. William Suda's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Bum
River Road
Capt
William Suda
Bun
To Milk Or Not To Milk Great Bovine Dilemma
In Springfield Massachusetts an injunction from the attorney general barred John T Spellman from milking his cows amid a cruelty case threat by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Spellman hesitated but friends stepped in to milk the cattle as the rest disappeared into the gutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
John T. Spellman
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Spellman
Eagerness To Obey Costs Him Long Drive
Carlyle Moore Jr a stock company actor tried to oblige Miss Eleanor King by driving her car from New York to Cape Cod. He took the keys from the maid, drove 200 miles, reached Centerville and learned he had the wrong car, then turned back without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Mass. UK
Carlyle Moore, Jr
Eleanor King
New York
Disorderly conduct charges dismissed for Neubiser
William C. Neubiser of 255 Woostercourt had disorderly conduct charges dismissed by Mayor Leonard Smith. The case stemmed from an arrest on September 16 after Gordon Baker alleged Neubiser struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Neubiser
Woostercourt
Leonard Smith
Neubiser
Gordon Baker
Farmer Aaron Rushley Dies In Auto Crash Near Fayette
Aaron Rushley a 44 year old farmer near Fayette was killed in a car collision one mile west of town. His wife Blanche 32 and children Evelyn 16 and Aaron Jr 12 were taken to a Wauseon hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akuhbuld. U
aAaron Rushley
Fayette
Blanche
Evelyn
Aaron, Jr
Wauseon Hospital
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Summary
Market data from Cleveland shows cattle receipts around 1,600 with market active and mostly steady to lower. Cows and heifers traded around 10 to 13 dollars, with calves and yearlings priced up to approximately 12 dollars. Hogs receipts near 1,600 with prices around 11 to 12 dollars for various weight ranges. Sheep and lambs receipts 1,400, bids from 4 to 10 dollars for common and higher for choice grades. Grain and produce sections list assorted prices for wheat, oats, corn, beans, and vegetables, with regional homegrowers notes and local retail figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBM
Ranete
Unsettled Market Notes for Cleveland Produce and Poultry
A fragmented market report covers poultry and potatoes with mixed quotes. References include Leghorn and Leghorn broilers, hens, springers, ducks, and roosters, plus New Jersey potatoes and several regional prices. Slips mention Idaho and North Dakota items with inconsistent figures and partial listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New Jersey
Owl New Cobblers
Ae Island
North Dakota Bliss
Firemen Race To Courthouse Fire Reported By Passerby
Firemen raced to the county courthouse on a Saturday night after a passerby reported a fire. They found the fire out upon arrival as a short circuit had burned the entrance lights. Smoke and flames had cooled by the time they arrived, and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
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Markley Four-H
Health Queen
Lorain Motor Coach
Ana Deliser
Caperth
Court Street
Shoe Shop
B. Clough
Amherst
Sheriff's Department
Joseph M. Twerrell
Ford Road
Paget
International Settlement
Charles Ross
Oberlin
Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevenger
Marles
Lois Cummings
Fowler
Sarth
Order of Eastern Star
Oberlin Masonic Lodge
Oberlin Women's Club
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Forest Street
West
Oberlin Sorosis
L. E. Steiner
Elmwood Place
Oberlin Business and
Claude L. Lyman
East Lorain Street
Lawrence Garrett
Grafton Street
Vaerian Odd Fellows Lodge
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Literary and Social Club
George Cooley
South Professor Street
M. S. Schubert
Bridgette Club
North Main Street
Woodland Avenue
Juanita Gibson
Masonic Hall
Scott Hauser
Callao
Peru
Girl Scouts
Ing. of
Chivaro
Mtr
C. B. Martin
Oberliu
James Hastings
Miami University
Oxford
Lelbenham
Secont
Hio
William Gunning
E. HS. Gymnasium
Harry
Boynton
Mrs
Railways of
Manchuria
Cuba
America
London
Hungary
South Africa
Karmer
Sederis Restaurant
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Tranate
Logie
Gehls & Bu
CNB Ags
Stone’s Grill
Elyria Sav. & Trust
Hartford
THE
Bluebird
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Ohio
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