Ohio State Aims to Stop Isbell in Purdue Opener
Coach Francis Schmidt directed special defensive work to curb Cecil Isbell of Purdue as Ohio State prepared for its Western Conference opener against the Boilermakers. Isbell, a versatile back, is viewed as the key threat, and the Buckeyes stressed containment while recent injuries kept co captain Jim McDonald sidelined. Nick Wasylik returned to practice after an opener injury.
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Columbus
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
Francis A. Schmidt
Ohio State
Boilermakers
Isbell
Johnny Drake
Cleveland
Drake
Schmidt
Texas Christian
Bucks
Jim McDonald
Nick Wasylik
A radical pick for the 1937 World Series
Henry McLemore recounts abandoning stats for a new human factor approach after meeting a Federated Eaves-Dropping and Peeping Tom Co. representative who proposes eight eavesdroppers and a loguist to reveal players habits. McLemore plans to reveal the findings before the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United Press
York
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
New York Giants
Federated
Co. A
Ohio Open Golf Opens At Acacia Country Club
Akron veteran Al Espinosa leads a strong field in the Ohio Open at Acacia Country Club Cleveland with 36 holes today and a final round tomorrow. Notables include Billy Burke Phil Perkins Ted Luther, while amateur leader Bob Servis of Dayton tops the amateurs and a pro am action yields a 67 beat-ball score for Vellcan and Bark. Merchants practice in Elyria with coach Tisza inviting players and tryouts.
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Cleveland
al Espinosa
Akron
Acaria Country Club
Espinosa
Billy Burke
Phil Perkins
Ted Luther
Servis
Bob Servis
Dayton
Ohio
Andy Vellcan
Warren
John Barke
Steve Zappe
Springfield
Brout
Carnival of Champions mitt program noted at Polo Grounds
Promoter Mike Jacobs hosted a Carnival of Champions at New York's Polo Grounds with a $4 pass tax including a $1.31 service charge. Notable items include Max Schmeling turning 32, Freddie Steele dodging a title bid against Apostoli, and league moves and schedules across boxing and hockey, plus Feller barnstorming for $4,000.
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Mike Jacobs
New York
Polo Grounds
Max Sehmeling
Jay Louis
Freddie Steele
Freddie Apostoli
Steele
Apostoli
Liim
Californis
Picard and Nelson in golf final for International Open prize
In Belmont Massachusetts Henry Picard and Byron Nelson meet in golf's key match for a $3600 top prize at the International Open. Picard crushed Ralph Guidahl 7 and 6 to reach the final while Nelson beat Harry Cooper 5 and 4.
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Picard
Nelson
Belmont
Mass
Pennsylvania
Henry Picard
Byron Nelson
Ralph Guidahl
Chicago
Harry Cooper
AFL Leader Calls Abolition of Labor Board in Denver
In Denver on September 28, J W Williams head of the Dominant Building Trades Department urged abolishing the National Labor Relations Board. He accused the board of not upholding the Wagner Act and of being packed with CIO sympathizers. The remarks came as the AFL meets to set pivotal actions including expulsion drives against John L Lewis CIO unions and potential removal of Williams from his post.
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Denver
Ttr
American Federation of Labor
J. W. Williams
Building Trades Department
National Labor Relations Board
Williams
A. F. of L
Labor
Labor Board
John P. Frey
Metal Trade Department
James
Frey
John L. Lewis C. 1. O
Building Trades Group Ia
Metal Trades Department
Call Off Swimming Race Between Police Chiefs
Cincinnati and Dayton police chiefs abandon planned Ohio River swim at the Ohio Association of Police Chiefs convention due to cold weather and typhoid concerns. Chief Weatherly had teased a victory. a health letter arrived prompting immediate cancellation.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Ohio River
Eugene T. Weatherly
Rudolph Wurstner
Ohio Association of Police Chiefs
Weatherly
Board of Health
Meigs County Sheriff Held On Murder Charge
Meigs County Sheriff Roscoe Fowler was held on a fifteen thousand dollar bond on a second degree murder charge tied to the death of Lafe Williamson, a Republican leader, following a July 17 incident. Williamson died in a Gallipolis hospital after a fight at the Eagles Club on June 27. Fowler was indicted yesterday and arrested by Acting Sheriff George Bearns after stepping down amid the investigation.
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Pomeroy
Roscoe Fowler
Meigs County
Lafe Williamson
Fowler
George Bearns
Williamson
Gallipolis
Eagles Club
Nocturnal Cereus Blooms Fourth Time at Glyndwr Gardens
J. H. Vann Arsdale reports a night blooming cereus in Glyndwr Floral Gardens, North Ridgeville, has opened for the fourth time this year. The plant produced 24 blooms to date, with three more expected to open tonight. Gardens welcome visitors to view the unusual nocturnal bloom.
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J. H. VannArsdale
Glyndwr
Markets in Toledo Busy with Grain and Live Stock Quotes
Grain prices for wheat and corn vary by grade with No 2 red wheat at 1.15 to 1.17 per bushel and No 2 yellow corn around 1.08 to 1.09. Livestock quotes show steady to higher markets for steers calves hogs and sheep with receipts noted and by product prices for butter eggs and live poultry.
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Toledo
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Hysott
Gabksieste
Necespin Zou
Cleveland
Oberlin Exchange club hears Paris Exposition talk
Oberlin Ohio September meeting featured Professor Frederick B Artz of Oberlin College who spoke on the Paris Exposition he attended daily. New program chair Charles Adams, Community Chest Drive chair Burgner, and Bethlehem officers named. Girl scout troops discussed sailer work and parade float plans.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Frederick B. Artz
Oberlin College
Artz
Paris
Mae
Charles H. Adams
Borworth Alan
Louis E. Burgner
Rn L. Porter
Exchange Club
Community Chest Association
Don Morrison
Savage
Legion Elects Officers for Coming Year
The American Legion held its annual meeting last evening in the Legion hall and elected officers for the year ahead. Commander Dr. F. R. Daw, first vice commander Frank Felkner, second vice commander C. D. Ryals, adjutant Harvey Pratt, finance officer Mr. Bracken, chaplain E. A. Papworth, and serjeant at arms Earl Stanfield. Joint installation for Lorain County Posts is set for October 25 in Lorain.
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The
American Legion
Legion Hall
F. R. Daw
Frank Felkner
C. D. Ryals
Harvey Pratt
Mr. Bracken
E. A. Papworth
Aros
Earl Stanfield
Lorain Co
Lorain
Girl Scouts Convene Pine Cone Troop Meeting
The Pine Cone troop of the Girl Scouts gathered Monday at the Home for a troop meeting.
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Girl Scouts
Hear Talk On Money At East Oberlin Townsend Club
The East Oberlin Townsend No 1 club hosted Gordon Weber of Chicago as speaker on money its use and power banking systems and related topics. Elyria Wellington and Lorain clubs were represented. A potluck supper followed. Next meeting set for Tuesday evening October 0 at East Oberlin Church.
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East Oberlin
Townsend Club
Gordon Weber
Chicago
Weber
Elyria
Wellington
Loarin
East Oberlin Church
YOUR GOOD HEALTH By CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN MD
A health column notes household dangers such as stray objects on stairs that cause falls and the careless use of safety razors for cutting and scraping. The piece stresses practical safety and common, everyday annoyances that can harm family members.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Danger in Loose Blades Warns of Household Hazards
A report details accidents from misplacing sharp items and chemicals at home. A housewife cut her finger when a husband’s blade was left in a shelf, and infection developed. Safety razors require designated storage and poisons like sodium fluoride misused as baking powder caused near misses.
Victim of Carelessness Urges Safer Household Habits and Remedies
A columnist laments careless behavior around home hazards from scattered sewing tools to bathtub rings. Dr. Gilchrist cites a simple chemical, godium Hexamethaphosphate, as a remedy for calcium deposits to improve domestic safety and reduce accidents.
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Charlotte
N.C
Gilchrist
Parents And Aunt Of Boy Film Star In New Court Fight
In Hollywood on September 23, Freddie Bartholomew’s aunt Miss Myllicent Bartholomew, guardian to the 13 year old boy, and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bartholomew of London, clash again in court over custody and the boy’s earnings. The parents seek to set aside the Los Angeles superior court decree that names the aunt guardian and controls his career and $400 monthly allowance.
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Hollywood
Freddie Bartholomew
Moryles
Cecil Bartholomew
London
Myllicent Bartholomew
Miss Bartholomew
Los Angeles
Annual Livestock Day At Wooster October Seventh
Lorain County farmers plan to attend the Annual Livestock Day at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster on October 7. Morning program runs 9 30 with talks on Protein Supplement for Hogs on Forage Crops, Fattening Lambs, and Quantity of Supplement for Fattening Calves. Afternoon program at 1 30 features Preventing Some of Our Feed Lot Diseases, Minerals in Livestock Rations, and a discussion of present day livestock problems.
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Lorain County
Wooster
Ohio Agricultural Expertment Station
C. I. Hummel
W. L. Robinson
D. S. Bell
Paul Gerlaugh
B. H. Edgington
R. M. Bethke
E. S. Bayard
Local residents visit Oberlin area families and colleges
Mr and Mrs A G Norton of Middletown New York stay with E A Stevens on North Fork Street en route to the west coast. Miss Marguerite Grilla daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Grills returns to Columbus to begin sophomore year at Ohio State. Mr and Mrs A E Griffin of Lakewood reside with Mrs John Parsons on North Professor Street this winter.
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Lome Oornet
College Street
A. G. Norton
Middletown
N. Y
E. A. Stevens
North Fork Street
Norton
West Coast
Marguerite Grilla
Cecil Grills
Columbus
Ohio State University
A. E. Griffin
Lake
Stock Market Upturn Amid Broad Gains Across Firms
New York Sept 28 stock market absorbed further selling then advanced to net gains. Steel led the upturn rising about four points from the prior close. Bethlehem steel climbed about seven and a half. Union Pacific jumped five points to 108. Other notable gains included Jersey Zinc, Texas Corporation, New York Air Brake, Allied Chemical, Deere, Johns Manville and Westinghouse Electric with multiple small advances across industries.
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New York
Shea
Steel
Bethlehem
Louansetown Shoe & Tube
Chrysler
Atchison
Alaska
Juneau
Coppers Allied
Jersey
Texas Corporation
Union Pacific
New York Air Brake
Allied Chemical
Deere
Johns Manville
Westinghouse Electric
Townsend Club Hosts Busy Meeting in Elyria
One of Elyria Townsend Club No 1’s largest gatherings drew 14th District Board members including Robert F. Trent and Dr Sonia C Twatchell. Talks praised the Townsend Plan, district rally set for Akron, and youth club socials announced with plans for continued weekly Townsend gatherings and events.
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Elyria Townsend Club
Robert F. Trent
Wadsworth
Wadsworth Townsend Club
Sonia C. Twatchell
A. BE. Baird
Etta Wagner
Valley City
W. B. Albers
Cuyahoga Falls
W. I. Haynes
C. F E. Wartz
Elyria Club
Trent
Townsend
Hoe
District Board
Akron
Polski Hall
Cor, Main
State Street
Stewart
Lorain Club No. 1
Sokol Hall
S. A. Gardner
Vermilion Club
Jake Young
Townsend Club
No. 136
Middle Avenue
Mra
Lottie Brouse
Wellington Club
Grange Hall
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Jewéleta
Harshaw Chemical
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Alllewssy Body Shop
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Empetr
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Huneke
Rowel
Fars .E.sies
Midgeville Boosters
Holtwic Bpeak
Karchner
Uhi
Aurensan
Tsk
Electre Alloys
Henry
E-Ee
Nasipak Eure
Gebhardt
I Carlson Seevere
DeBray Body Shop
Valerius
DeBray
Shell Petroleum
Esos
Iver's Jewelers
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Teaterday
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Huck Decker
Mlyria
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Ted Decker
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McLemore
Elyria Merchants
Weat Avenue
16Th
Julius Tisza
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Yankees
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Tigers
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Ernie Braden
House of David
Benton Harbor
Michigan
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Lionel Conachor
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George Decker
Penn
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Stave
Sammy Taormina
Texas Christian University
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Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Ely Stadium
Elyria High
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Cleveland Heights
Bob Feller
Abolition of Labor Board
Cereus
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Cleveland Livestock
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New Cobblars
Idaho
Bakers
Longaland
Maine
North Dakota
Bliss Triumpha
England
wWaltransen
Esther Wood
Professor St
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George Jackson
Shirley Oliver
S. J. White
Louis Rogers
Lawson
Legion
Oberlin League of Women Voters
Board of Directors
S. E. Miller
DE. Carisman
New Court
Cleveland, CO
Common Pleas Court
First National Security Corporation
John H. Rinderly
Sandusky, O
Helen
H. S
Brand
B. Clift
Sandusky
Beechwood
Pepper Pike
Kinderly
Royal Eldotread
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