Favorites face cuts in 40th National Women's Golf
The 40th National Women's Golf championship sees top contenders Patty Berg and Pam Barton in tough second and third rounds. Marion Miley Charlotte Glutting Maureen Orcutt Crews and Dorothy Traung compete for spots in the round of eight as two favorites face elimination battles. Berg must beat veteran players while Shorb gives Berg a scare before Berg wins one up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ummit
N. J
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Pam Barton
England
Marion Miley
Lexington
Charlotte Glutting
South Orange
Maureen Orcutt Crews
Coral Gables
Fla
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Miss Miley
Patricia Stephenson
Miss Glutting
Mirs
Dan Chandler
Dallas
Tex
Mrs. Crews
Helen Dettweiler
Rockville
Miss Traung
Betty Jameson
Austin
Texas
Frances Owen
Jacksonville
Miss Jameson
Patty
Miss Berg
Wright D. Goss
Springfield
Mary K. Browne
Cleveland
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Eva Shorb
Canton
Schmidt Prepares Buckeyes for NYU Pass Attack
Ohio State faces NYU in the season opener focusing on stopping Violet quarterback Stelmach. Coach Schmidt emphasizes pass defense after studying Stelmach’s 1935 throws, 19 completions for 304 yards, and only three interceptions.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Gridberg
New York University
Mike Stermach
Violet
Francis A. Schmidt
Bucks
Stelmach
U’s
Violets
Ed Smith
New York U
Three Elyria Lightweights Over 140 Pounds
Three Elyria High Lightweights failed the annual weighing in at 140 pounds. George Wehrber backfield man remains a regular, while Sandy Moyes guard and Paul Gardner end are dropped from the squad. Weighing was conducted by John Williams of Shaw High, executive secretary of the Lake Erie League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bauer
Elyria High
George Wehrber
Sandy Moyes
Paul Gardner
John Williams
Shaw High
Lake Erie League
Sports Cut Short by Ekxnie Braden
Articles cover a Cleveland scholastic league football carnival at Lake Front Stadium on November 7 to aid injured high school players, with two morning and three afternoon games. Also notes births, eligibility probes at Akron, Owens at OSU, Dan Morris wrestling, Cincinnati stadium dedication, and major league changes.
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Cleveland
Lake Front Stadium
Polo Grounds
Anthony L. Albano
Squirrel Season Opens Tomorrow In Ohio
Ohio opens squirrel season from October 1 to October 1 with a four squirrel daily limit. Fox squirrels are plentiful in Lorain County, with landowner permission required for hunting on farm property. Chief Game Protector Bill Holcomb of Grafton leads enforcement, aided by twenty one deputy wardens.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Conservation Department of
State of Ohio
Bill Holcomb
Grafton
Seal Fired as Dayton U Mascot
A seal named Pedro, donated to the University of Dayton by an alumnus, was fired as the Flyers football mascot after a month. Pedro ate and “talked” himself out of the job, leading to the animal’s donation to a Cincinnati zoo.
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Cincinnati.o
Pedro
University of Dayton
Flyer
Cincinnati
Elyria Heights Football Tickets Go On Sale
Advance sale for the Elyria-Cleveland Heights game in Cleveland Heights will begin tomorrow after a delivery delay. Tickets are sold at Day's Hardware, Mike Kirsch Cigar Store, and the Elyria High ticket office with advance price 49 cents and gate price 50 cents.
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Cleveland Heights
Heights
Norval McAfee
Elyria
Day’s Hardware and
Mike: Kirsch Cigar
Elyria High
White Sox and Cubs Open Windy City Series
The Chicago Cubs and White Sox start the Chicago City series at Wrigley Field with Big Bill Lee opposing Vernon Kennedy, the White Sox 21 game winner. The American League club won the last City series.
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White Sox
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Bill Lee
Vernon Kennedy
Dayon mascot ousted after barking alarms students
Harry C. Ballian the athletic director and football coach at Dayon was removed as campus mascot after his barking disturbed university students for some time. He was brought here by four students last night.
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Harry C. Ballian
Dayon
Discrimination Charges Won’t Set Date for NLRB Hearing
The National Labor Relations Board will hear charges of alleged discrimination against former employees of the Remington Rand factory in Norwood. NLRB attorney Phillip Phillips said no date has been set for the Buffalo hearing.
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Cincinnati
Remington Rand Corp
Norwood
National Labor Relations Board
Buffalo
Phillip Phillips
Phillips
Night in the Moonlit Garden Drives Albertine's Daring Conflicts
Albertine watches a moonlit garden scene as Denny flirts with Yelena and Michael. Denny pressures her to help with a plan involving pearls and an aunt outing while Albertine wrestles with trust, jealousy, and risky romance amid a tense chase toward a confrontation.
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Catalpa
Denny
Yelena
Albertine
Michael
Bricker Attacks Davey Claim Of Economy
In Columbus Ohio Attorney General John Bricker charged Governor Davey ordered state officials to withhold payments to build a treasury balance until after the election. He said the order was sent to department heads and criticized Davey’s “pseudo claims” of economy while referencing a bill to allow education boards to borrow money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Davey
John Ason
Bricker
Daver
Boards of Education
Ohio governor faces clash over school funding loans
Bricker argued against cutting appropriation for Ohio schools while warning taxpayers would bear the loan costs through local boards. He warned districts would pay dearly for the governor's stance as principals of school board loans would come from state funds later repaid with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricker
Ohio
Attorney general accuses politics tainting state budget
Bricker claims a whispering campaign seeks to mislead the public about a balanced budget while blasting L O U as unsustainable. He accuses Gov Davey of partisan influence in the state health department and cites longtime employees fired for politics as evidence. Charles Forty 24 was jailed after his fortieth arrest, remarking he lived up to his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricker
Davey
Kansas City
Charles Forty
Friendship Guilds First Meeting Opens Congregational Church Year
Wellington Ohio reports the Friendship Guild of the Congregational church met at Mrs. Lt. G. Bradstock's home after summer recess. Committee chairs were appointed including Program Membership Ways and Means and more. Margery Shields resigned as choir leader and pay for the chorister and organist was raised. The evening ended with games led by Harry Wagner and refreshments for twenty eight.
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Wellington
Friendship Guild
The
Congregational Church
G. Bradstock
Summmer
Harry Wagner
EB. L. Barrick
Herbert Fisher
Homer Barbe
E. J. Hassard
W. E. Evarts
Harold Kepler
Jeannette Warner
Harry Lee
David Arnold
Ted Johnson
Ways and Means
Maxwell Scoyr
Lawrence Baker
Carol Wight
Ernest Preston
L. E. Downey
Jessie Wright
C. E. Baum
L. G. Bradstock
Margery Shields
Bible Fund Gifts Slated For Sunday School Event
The Rally and Promotion committee plans programs for next Sunday in the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School. Seventeen Bibles will be given to third graders advancing to the fourth grade from the Primary department, a gift from the Bible Fund. Charles Barnes, superintendent, hopes for at least 300 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Sunday School Bible Fund
Charles Barnes
Epworth League Cabinet Discusses Year Ahead
The Methodist Epworth League cabinet met at 7 20 p m Monday night at the church to discuss activities planned for the coming year.
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Methodist Epworth League
Wellington clubs host activities and outings this week
The Wellington Farm Women’s club meets with Mrs Sadie Jontz in Amherst on Thursday for an all day session with church gathering at 10 am and rides provided. The Women’s Benefit Association meets Thursday evening in the hall. Harvest supper is Wednesday night October 7 at the Methodist church. The Woman’s Afternoon club resumes Monday with a luncheon at the Cleveland Art Museum at 1 pm followed by an afternoon visit. Wellington bridge players gather at Hotel Ramser Thursday at 7:30 pm to plan the winter program with a first round at 8 pm and partners urged for all players.
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Wellington Farm Women’s Club
Sadie Jontz
Amherst
Women’s Benefit Association
Cleveland Art Museum
Wellington
Ramser
Third degree Master Mason honors conferred at Wellington Lodge
Sidney Stemple and Thornton Gannet received the third degree at Wellington Lodge No. 127 F and A M during Monday evening meeting. Perry Knapp, Worthy Master, presided. A dinner followed at 6 30 with sixty nine brethren in attendance.
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Sidney Stemple
Thornton Gannett
Wellington Lodge No. 127
F. & A. M. Perry Knapp
Birthday honors for Mrs Perry Knapp noted
In honor of the birthday of Mrs Perry Knapp, Mr and Mrs celebrate with family and friends at a small gathering. Guests include relatives and neighbors who share well wishes and light refreshments to mark the occasion.
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Perry Knapp
Knapp to Dine with Martin Family in Lorain
Mrs. Knapp will be a dinner guest of Mr and Mrs D G Martin in Lorain at six o clock tonight. She plans to stay for the rest of the week.
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Knapp
D. G. Martin
Lorain
Mrs. Knapp
Junior High glee club elects officers for coming year
Karl John Olsen is elected president with Robert Crawford as vice president William Mc Claflin secretary Robert Charters social chairman Armand Ensign treasurer and assistant director Emmett Walsh and Walter Hyde librarians. Also listed are moves and visits including Colonel Hodges family in Norton Conn Mrs Foster travel to Indiana and Miss Lindsey recovering from appendicitis at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Reverend Lonze Green presented Kentucky pictures at Lodi Methodist Church services.
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Karl John Olsen
Robert Crawford
William McClaflin
Robert Charters
Armand Ensign
Emmett Walsh
Walter Hyde
Hodges
Norton
Conn
F. M. Jones
Annie Cutter
Cleveland Library
Margaret
Jeanette Warner
Mattie Foster
Indiana
Rey S. Degue
Cleveland
Mary Lindsey
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mary Culbertson
Kittaning
Charles Baum
Lonze Green
Kentucky
Lodi Methodist Church
Republican rally planned in Columbus on October 14
Paul M. Herbert former state senator and Republican candidate for lieutenant governor will address two Republican rallies in Columbus Wednesday October 14 plans set by Lorain county Republican executive committee chaired by Frank A. Stetson county chairman.
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Paul M. Herbert
Columbus
Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Frank A. Stetson
Sheriffs Sale Notices from Lorain County Real Estate
Multiple sheriff sales and probate notices from Lorain County Ohio list several cases including Home Owners' Loan Corporation versus Mabel C White et al with a sale date October 24 1936 at 10 a m in Elyria and properties at 544 Second Street and 721 East Broad Street. transfers involve parcels on Second Street West Avenue and Sunset Park Allotment with appraised values and two thirds of appraisal as reserve. The notices include estates of Mack Meschke Williams and other names with various parcels described and sale terms cash on day of sale.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Mabel C. White
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Elyria
Lorain Country
Towit
Lorain
H. Day
Black River
Second Street
Clarence W. Dick
John von Blum
Carrie Mack
John Droege
City of Elyria
Sunset Park
East Broad Street
Concord Avenue
Stevens & Stevens
Attys
Lerete
Lenatore
Femme Avenue
Claren W. Dick
Fauver
Cabe NQ
The
County Savings and Loan Company
James EL. Szabo
Mendelson
Franklin Avenue
Franklin Street
Sheri Lorain County
Sheriff's
Ed Seabold
Steve Pinter
Saro Wias
County of
Loraine
State of
Ely Realty Company
Irondale Street
Elsha
W. Vick
Sheriff Low County
Ingersoll & EwisGr
Ogr
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
H. RK. Williams
Admr
West Avenue
Orginal Biyria
Slack River
Lorain Co
Lorain Countty
Oho
Ingersoll & Ewing
Ghio
Willia toStaig
Ste Clock
Mary Schmitkens Gaehr
Charles D. Webster
Earnest Lyon Moody
William T. Parsch
Ashton G. Beat
Estella Lt Ripley
Inverory
Seiys
Frank G. Benedict
Minnre Thorp
John Cowley
J Reach
Joth Ellen Boite
wrLcox
Protate Jute
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Schmidt
Ekxnie Braden
Stanley Junius
Carl Lee
Akron
Jesse Owens
Ohio State University
Owens
Rialto Theatre
Paul Bozzell
Harry
Speedy) Schaeffer
Benny Bolt
John Felix
Bearcat
University of Cincinnati
Amos Foster
L. J. Cartright
Frank Marty
Boyd Chambers
Cleveland Indians
Whitlow Wyatt
Kansas City Blues
Bill Cissell
Philadelphia Athletics
Oday
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit
Washington
Seal
Dayton U
Broad Street
Elyria-Heights
Westers Automatic
W.L. Pet
Ee Lau Clearing House Ee
Foremen
Chevrolet
Esee
Wwer
Soa
Ewes
Brown and Sharpe Sheed Agt
E Office Ween
Bodik
Farmer Viz
Tae
Bornton
Buchholz Cere
Shippers Ader
Sratla
Ees
Becker
Eee Reese
Marsh
Lutherauc Eeres
Wee
Lewis
Ssi
Kohler
Executive
Green Aee
Buol
Oldfield
Rosénau Steee
Pus Murphy
Kostro
Pitts
Telzerow
Hunter Sone
Shadler Wee
Facktler Serene
Zee
Laurence Seane
Ellison
Sheamaker
Hiscox
Braun Ee
Veraus
Dennis
Bates
Peas
Thei
Dz Onitea Feature Syndicate, Inc
Richman Bros. Clothes
State Health Department
Jie
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Pocahontas Lump
Murbach Coal
Amoun
Household Finance CO
Broad St.Elyria
Marager
Glee Club
Republican Rally
Sheriff's Sale
the County Savings and Loan Company
Gustav HB. Meschke
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