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Lancaster Gazette

Location

Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1936

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Italy Willing To Concede To End War In Ethiopia

Paris dispatch reports Italy ready to make major concessions to terminate the Italian Ethiopian war. Premier Mussolini seeks raw materials outlets and population outlets while Count de Chambrun and Laval discussed peace terms. A neutral commission of inquiry may be sent to investigate warfare and advise on reforms in Ethiopia under an international scheme.

Paris Italy Charles de Chambrun Pierre Laval Laval Benito Mussolini League of Nations Mme Genevieve Tabouis Oeuvre Mme. Tabouls Commission of Inquiry Ethiopia Alee Seebabehny Tri-Pantr Tabourg Belgium League of Ations Council Haile Selassie League For Aid League Tabouis France Britain

Hannan Faces Cutting Charge In Street Incident

A charge of cutting with intent to wound was filed in Mayor Moyer's court against Lewis Hannan for allegedly stabbing his son Alya Hannan on the right leg with a knife. Alya was treated at the city hospital as Hannan claimed self defense after a club incident, with police and hospital reports cited.

Charles E. Moyer Lewis Hannan W. Main Street Alya Hannan Chas. E. Moyer Hannan South Broad Street Gail Sesler

Mallory Printing Company Adopts Union Label

The Mallory Printing Company now uses union printers and offers the union label to all users of printing matter. The firm, long in Lancaster’s job printing business, expands services and benefits to customers to enlarge their business.

Mallory Printing Company Mallory Lancaster

O'Harra Obtains Liquor License

Dennis O'Hara Lancaster restaurant operator today obtained a license to sell liquor by the drink. The O'Harra restaurant at the corner of South Broad and Walnut was among the first Lancaster establishments to obtain a beer license. He will continue serving a wide variety of beers and, starting today, all kinds of liquor by the drink or in cocktails, while meals and short orders continue.

Dennis O'Hara Lancaster O'Harra South Broad Street Walnut O'Hare

Infant Dies of 10 Week Old Van Gundy Son

Robert Herbert Van Gundy ten weeks old died Friday at 1221-2 Lawrence home. Survived by parents Roy and Mrs Van Gundy three brothers Wesley Ralph Paul and sisters Dorothy and Maxine all of the home. Funeral Monday at 10 8 a.m. at Maywood Mission with Rev N Boot officiating. Burial Forest Rows cemetery by F F Co.

Robert Herbert van Gundy Roy van Gundy Lawrence Wesley Ralph Paul Dorothy Maxine Maywood Miseton Forest Rows F. EF. Ae

Hoover Demands Ickes Apology For Court Rulings

Washington, Jan. 11. Secretary Ickes accused Hoover era laws of invalidation by the Supreme Court and challenged the accuracy of Ickes’ briefing. Hoover demanded an apology to the public. Court records show a 1932 appropriations act reducing a District of Columbia judge’s pay was ruled invalid for violating constitutional pay protections. Two other Republican laws were struck down but predated Hoover’s presidency. Ickes is currently on a trip to the West Indies.

Washington Secretary of Interior Harold N. Ickes Hoover Mupreme Ickes Democratic National Committee Supreme Court District of Columbia Supreme Court White House

Sterilization case dodges responsibility in San Francisco

In San Francisco on January 11, four parties including Mrs Maryon Cooper Hewitt McCarter and doctors were urged to initiate criminal complaints over a sterilization operation on Miss Hewitt. Civil suits seek damages and an estate accounting amid affidavits between San Francisco and New Jersey. Nurse Mrs Sarah Kelly cites her father’s death will and hints at further inquiry. Hospital admissions note Mrs Biddy admitted to City Hospital for care.

San Francisco Annn Cooper Hewitt Miss Hewitt Maryon Cooper Hewitt McCarter Tilton E. Tillman Samuel Boyd Mary Sealy August Fourtner Russell P. ‘Tyler Ann Tyler Miss Bewitt Eally Peter Cooper Hewitt McCarter Mie New Jersey Peter Cooper Sarah Kelly New York Kelly Que Europe

Gov Hoffman seeks Hauptmann reprieve amid custody dispute

New Jersey Governor Harold G Hoffman moves to grant a reprieve for Bruno Hauptmann while Dr John Condon is ordered taken into custody for questioning over discrepancies in his accounts The court of pardons may limit delay to eighty days and the process unfolds as Hauptmann faces execution set for Friday night Condon sails for South America aboard the Santa Rita with a Cristobal stop due January 17 adding to the political and legal complexity of the Lindbergh kidnapping case

New York The New York World-Telegram Trenton Harold G. Hoffman New Jersey Bruno Richard Hauptmann World-Telegram Hauptmann N. J John F. Condon Jassie South America New Jersey Court of Pardons Condon Hoffman Court of Pardons Lindbergh Willand_ Conklin Dr. Condon S. S. Santa Rita Cristobal Canal Zone

Lancaster Restaurant Man Dies in Auto Truck Collision Near Nelsonville

A Lancaster restaurant owner was instantly killed when his auto truck collided near Nelsonville. The report also notes local postal money order activity for 1945, with $342,628.73 issued and $104,074.41 cashed, and $121,000 in government Baby Bonds sold since March 4, 1935, as reported by Miss Gretchen Silbaugh and William A. Beck.

Lancaster Nelsonville Wiliam A. Beck Gretchen Silbaugh United States Savings Bonds

Chief Justice to Speak Here Jan 22

Carl V. Weygandt Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court will be principal speaker in Lancaster on Wednesday night January 22 for the annual Y M C A banquet at St Peter's Lutheran hut with dinner at 6 o'clock. The banquet is open to the public. The committee in charge includes B C Smart chairman A B Werehome and A Metcalf.

Carl V. Weygandt Ohio Supreme Court Lancaster St. Peter's Lutheran ‘Hut B.C. Smart A. B. Wlerehome A. Metcalf

Former Fairfield County dog warden killed in crash

Harry Cogan 67 of the Denny Hotel Lancaster area was killed early today when his car rear ended a loaded coal truck on state route 216 near Nelsonville. The crash on the narrow Mason City Hill was investigated by state patrol and the coroner. Cogan, previously a Fairfield County dog warden and Lancaster restaurant owner, left no immediate survivors except a step-daughter. Funeral arrangements pending.

Fairfield County Harry Cogan Denny Hotel Lancaster Railroad Station Lancaster Mason City Nelsonville Buch~tel Grogan and Richardson Athens L. F. Jones Athens Co Cogan Jeff Lancaster Parkersburg W. Va C. A. Cruea Columbus Jones Logan Bancaster Main Maple Liz King Street Lincoln Avenue Ott Huffman Broad and Winding Sts Ralph Cook

State Takes Over Security Savings in Lancaster

The Security Savings Company of Lancaster was taken over by State Superintendent William H. Kroeger today, per Fairfield county common pleas Judge F. M. Acton on request of receiver James A. Devine. Assets were transferred to the state, with W. W. Wheaton and Guy Murphy handling the transfer.

Security Savings Company Lancaster

Roosevelt Threat Note Writer Held

NEW YORK, JAN. 11. Palmer, a wealthy sportsman and widower, was arrested by secret service agents on a warrant charging he threatened President Roosevelt. He admitted authoring a series of threatening letters traced to his 1085 Park Avenue apartment, detected by a defective typewriter key and landlord letter. Palmer, 52, stood stunned as he was taken to the customs house for arraignment with his servant Karl Nilsen. he is a Columbia graduate and member of several clubs.

New York Austin Phelps Palmer Secret Service Luxurium Park Avenue Hoosevelt Palmer Long Island Karl Nilsen Customs House U. S Garrett W. Cotter William H. Haughton Park Avenue Columbia University New York Athletic Club The Cresent Anglers Westchester-Biltmore

Hummel to Speak for Local Democratic Club

Fairfield County Representative Ray Hummel will be principal speaker at the local Democratic Club meeting Monday evening January 1. The event will be held in the club rooms of West Main Street, as announced by secretary Howard Schisler.

Fairfield County Ray Hummel West Main Howard Schisler

Man Confesses Taking Guns After Head Injury in White's Addition

Claude Canfield of White's Addition turned over two revolvers to police after saying Gene Auge struck him on the head with a gun and he took the weapons. The incident occurred at Mrs. McNutt's home in White's Addition.

Claude Canfield White Canfield Gene Auge McNutt

Six Arraigned In Local Court Indictments and Suit

Six persons pleaded before Judge FM Acton on grand jury indictments for charges including driving while intoxicated abandonment forgery burglary and breaking and entering Dole Harper Frank Pugh Fred Zeigler Jamie Clark George Myers and El J Deal faced arraignment Margaret Hiles Columbus filed a partition suit in common pleas court against Francis Kilbarger and others claiming a one fourth heir at law interest Attorneys Boyd & Boyd represent the plaintiff Hearing in the guardianship case of John Miller and John Silbaugh was continued to January 20th at the request of the defense lawyer in Wade...

FM. Acton Dole Harper Frank Pugh Fred Zeigler Iam Clark George Myers el J. Deal Margaret Hiles Columbus Common Pleas Francis Kilbarger Lancaster Martina Kilbarger Boyd& Boyd John Miller Guardian John Silbaugh

Two Ex Wives Attend Gilbert Funeral in Hollywood

Rites for John Gilbert were held with few attendants including two of his four former wives Virginia Bruce and Beatrice Joy. The body was cremated and ashes placed. estate mostly to Bruce and his two children Teatrice Soy Guinan and Ama Susan Gilbert.

Hollywood John Gilbert Virginia Bruce Gilbert Beatrice Joy Teatrice Soy Guinan Ama Susan Gilbert Ltirst Wive Olivia Barwett Phoenix Ariz Ina Claire New York Marlene Dietrich Culbert Miss Bruce

Safety Awards Given to Ohio Fuel Company Men

Fifty five attendees heard presentations at the Hotel Martens on Thursday night as the Ohio Fuel Gas Company awarded safety honors to employees with company cars for one year or more without an accident. Four year awards were presented to a long list of named employees, followed by three year, two year, and one year recognitions for several other drivers.

Ohio Fuel Gas Company Hotel Martens M Ac Acton Chas. &. Moyer L E Eyman Auto Club Mr. Spence State Patrol R. C.kadel C. C. Phillips R. T. Ring Columbus Harry G. Davis Abraham E. Bigham J. H Davbenmire Denver Drum Wm. Dufner Walter Blick Floyd Kellenberger Walter Krump Emanuel Ogg Herbert Schneider Victor Schnader Clayton Swackhammer Thomas Camp J. E. Flick R. C. Frary FE. Ricketts Fred A. Wotts Wm. FP

Miller to Speak at F G Banquet in Lancaster

Annual banquet of Fairfield County Fish and Game Association will be held at the Elks Home in Lancaster on January 29 with Ray Miller of Zanesville Ohio, a member of the state conservation commission, as principal speaker. Other program features to be announced by committee chairman Wm Lerch and members All Ford and Haynie Thomas.

Fairfield American Legion Walt Army L. Don Engineers Wm. Eck Board of County Commissioners Dennie Walt Russell Walt Lancaster Grace Balls Columbus B. Smith North Columbus Street W. W. Loveless Forest Rose Cemetery Frank E. Smith Fairfield, County Fish and Game Association Elks Home Ray Miller Zanesville Ohio State Conservation Comprisin Wm. Lerch Ford Haynie Thomas

Ohio warns vendors on exemption sales and new tax certificates

The Ohio Tax Commission warns all vendors that exempt sales must be covered by properly signed exemption certificates. New certificates are required in 1998 to replace 1935 issues. Vendors failing to collect tax face penalties, license revocation, and possible confiscation of goods and funds.

The Tax Commission of Ohio Robin Huenefeld Ohi

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