Gambling Evidence Goes To Geauga Jury
Evidence from undercover work at Pettibone Club in Geauga County is set to go before the grand jury. State liquor enforcement chief Anthony Rutkowski described the seized material as physical evidence from months of raids, including interior access and large sums of cash, detailing arrests of four men and a woman for obstructing inspection amid a raid by Rutkowski and 25 agents.
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Pettibone Club
Geauga County
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Rutkowski
Frank J. Lausche
Mounds Beg Junie Stin
Colony Ub
Joe Green
Aarjon Biemark
Chung
Joe Tilocco
Worry Clinic on Gambling and its Moral Impact
The piece argues gambling is worse than chronic alcoholism or drug use, claiming doctors can curb bad habits but gamblers cling to the belief they can win without effort. It states gambling defrauds the loser and contrasts it with honest transactions that provide value for money, framing gambling and liquor as subversive to legitimate trades.
Monumental Building Horizontal 1 Depicted monument tribute
A cryptic crossword style entry presents clues across vertical and horizontal lines. It references Henry, Daniel, and historical figures, mingling with a sharp protest about legality and political manipulation, ending with an aside about an Earl of Rutland in medieval dress.
Queen City Sisters Win Twins Award in Ohio
Two 85 year old Cincinnati sisters Elizabeth Meitmerger and Sallie Chamberlain won oldest twins prizes as the Ohioans Association closed its inaugural convention in Columbus. Youngest twins were Jan ice and Jane Jeffers, eight months old, of Columbus. Top most identical twins honors went to Gurney Causey of Delaware and Gurley Ashland, and John and Joe Patten of Troy. Officers for the Ohio Federation of Mothers of Twins were elected including Ruth Seadiler of Akron as president and Isabel Rowlands of Struthers as first vice president.
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Ohioans Association
Elizabeth Meitmerger
Sallie Chamberlain
Janice
Jane Jeffers
Gurney Causey
Delaware
Gurley
Ashhlend
John
Joe Patten
Troy
Ohio Federation of Mothers of Twins
Ruth Seadiler
Akron
Isabel Rowlands
Struthers
Marie Keesky
Warren
Helen Johnson
W R. Coddington
Vienna
Selma Ammon
Barberton
Paree style blade named Bert charms ladies in verse
A curious portrait recalls Bert, a blade of Paree, around the same era, who curled his hair and braided it with trinkets gifted by lovesick ladies, hinting at a romantic, theatrical persona from the period.
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Bert
Flood blamed for minor damage in Crooksville Roseville area
Crooksville Roseville area avoided major harm after a second flash flood within 10 days. Mayor Harold Anderson called the event more beneficial than harmful as water up to 12 inches covered streets and residents faced 12 feet of previous floodwater. National Guard sent from McConnelsville aided early reports.
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Crooksville
Roseville
Harold Anderson
Tropic
John Brown
National Guard
McConnelsville
Temperatures Tumble After Hot Week With Cooler Outlook
After a string of 90s, tomorrow should be mostly fair and cooler though little relief is seen tonight. The high yesterday reached 101 degrees at 6am with a 66 degree low at 5am. Today’s low was 70 at 3am, rising to 81 by 9:30am.
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Tomorow
Flood relief briefing by Gov Laus inspects area
A few hours before the flash mood Gov Frank J Lausche inspected the affected area to obtain a first hand report on needed relief measures. He reviewed conditions and directed rapid aid actions.
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Frank J. Lausche
Bookshelves shape hall in old French setting
Shelving lines in a French hall provide book storage and a welcoming look. Nearby, a massive rotovalve sits outside the west portal of the Moffat tunnel to Denver, marking a striking industrial landmark.
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Moffat Tun Nel
Denver
Fashion quirks spark bold style moves through history
The VOICE OF BROADWAY button tale recalls trends setting undoing the bottom vest button and imitators who followed. Louis XIV resisted wigs until persuaded, then embraced grand false coiffure, expanding palace wigmaking to many, shaping court fashion.
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Louis XIV
France
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