Reilly Plans Suit For Hauptmann Fee
New York April 5 Lawyer Edward J Reilly prepared to hire a lawyer today He said he would sue to collect his 25000 fee for defending Bruno Richard Hauptmann but would do nothing to jeopardize the Lindbergh baby murderers appeal from the death sentence He expressed amazement over Mrs Anne Hauptmanns reaction to his bill which caused her to dismiss him as chief defense counsel He said if the trial had been in New York instead of Flemington NJ his bill would have been 100000 yet he still believes Hauptmann innocent of murdering Charles A Lindbergh Jr
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New York
Edward J. Reilly
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Anne Hauptmann
Io New York
Flemington
N. J
Reilly
Hauptmanno
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
English Farmers Protest Tithes in Westwell Demonstration
In Ashford Kent on April 5 more than 100 farmers burned effigies of the Archbishop of Canterbury and Queen Anne in protest against tithe collections. A crowd including women hurled dirt and stones as flames rose 35 feet, with the Queen Anne effigy labeled Queen Anne's Dead. The Archbishop’s effigy bore a placard demanding clergy stay away from farmers.
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Ashford
Kent
England
Canterbury
Queen Anne
Westwell
Here
Cant
Governor Seeks Highway Expansion Bill Passage
In Columbus on April 5, a bill would empower the highway director to add 5,000 miles of county and township roads to the state system. Sponsored by Rep. John Richards, Carroll, the measure awaits the governor’s review and signature as local road networks face potential expansion.
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Columbus
John Richards
Carroll
Ohio
Lorain County
Anna Mary Michelich
Abd Hansén
Anna Hansen
Court of Common Pleas
Betty Winther
South Bend
St. Joseph County
Indiana
Anna Mary Michelieh
Betty {Ather
Avon Lake
Lorain
Avon Lake Township
Avon Township
Walker Road
Land Rower
John H Xase
Lascs San c
Joseph_Na
Death Fortheter
G. F
Henry P
Clara Fhesch
Ayese
AS. Wassen
Anca Hanser
Ebigers
Dore
Ortface
Laurel Returns As New Contract Given
HOLLYWOOD April 5 Stan Laurel, who split with Hal Roach and the team Laurel and Hardy, was lured back with a new contract. Laurel quit over McLaurel and McHardy, Roach canceled his deal, and public protests followed. Patsy Kelly and Spanky McFarland were left out of upcoming shorts with Hardy.
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Hollywood
Stan Laurel
Laurel and Hardy
Hal Roach
Laurel
McLaurel
McHardy
Roach
Patsy Kelly
100 Vie For Northeastern Ohio Maple Boiler Title
In Chardon Ohio 100 maple syrup boiler contestants compete on day two of the Geauga Maple Festival. The event, part of a four dollar daily program, follows a crowd of about five thousand at yesterday's activities including maple sugar making, log chopping, horseshoeing and slide shows.
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Chardon
Ohio
Chardon Commons
Senate OKs Roads Bill With 21 to 6 Vote
The measure, previously approved by the House 87 to 10, requires a director to select addition roads with at least 60 feet right of way. It mandates equal road selection for improvement across counties and sets criteria for taking over roads.
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Senate
House
Problem Child Needs Normal Parental Care
Jane Herbert Goward argues that mothers overprotecting troubled or physically handicapped children can hinder resilience. The author recalls a crippled boy who, despite missing a leg, plays baseball well due to his mother treating him normally, fostering confidence and independence. The piece emphasizes parenting for self-reliance over overprotection.
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Todsy J
Short Cuts Y and Quick Domestic Tips
Onions leave lingering hand odor despite washing. Rub hands with lemon to banish odor. Ammonia in wash water brightens windows by removing dust and mend from glass. For perfect three minute eggs, use a tiny hour glass. when sand runs out, remove eggs. If complaints persist, give up.
Walters Attend Farewell Party For Fowler Family
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Walters and daughter Elizabeth of Butternut Ridge road attended a reception hosted by the Elyria Woman's Club on Thursday evening honoring Reverend and Mrs William C Fowler of the Church of Christ who are departing soon to begin new work elsewhere.
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Lloyd Walters
Elizabeth
Butternut Ridge Road
Elyria
Mrs. Ford Bachtel Hosts Social Afternoon On Banks Road
Mrs. Ford Bachtel entertained neighbors informally on Thursday afternoon at her Banks road home. A dainty dessert course was served to twelve guests who planned to meet again on Thursday afternoon April 25 at the home of Mrs. Frank Swartz.
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Ford Bachtel
Banks Road
Frank Swartz
Martha Krebs Hosts April Fools Party At Krebs Home
Miss Martha Krebs entertained a group of young friends Monday evening at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Krebs to celebrate April Fools Day. Clever stunts and playful pranks provided lighthearted fun for the guests during the gathering.
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Martha Krebs
Albert Krebs
Dar
Evening Social with Yellow and Blue Decor Highlights
The event featured games and a dessert course at the close. Tables centered with spring flowers followed a yellow and blue color scheme, illuminated by yellow tapers. Guests included Miss Phyllis Avp Rhoades Violet Nash June Smith Jane Walker Dorothy Peabody and Messrs Harrig Yancer Russell Bell Martin Jackson Jack Lee Sam McRoberts Ronald Wilabond and Dick Harris, all from Oberlin.
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Missex Phyllis
Avp Rhoades
Violet Nash
June Smith
Jane Walker
Butternut Ridge Road
Dorothy Peabody
Oberlin
Messers
Harrig Yancer
Elyria
Russell Bell Martin Jackson
Jack Lee
Sam McRobert
Mrs Howard Klibed Hosts Evening Bridge Club Event
Mrs Howard Klibed, a member of the Evening Bridge Club, will open her Grafton road home to fellow members for a club gathering on Thursday evening, April 4.
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Howard Klibed
Grafton Road
Evening Bridge Club
LaPorte Ladies' Aid to Meet at Boorn Home
The regular meeting of LaPorte Ladies' Aid Society is set for Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Boorn on the Butternut Ridge road.
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LaPorte Ladies’ Aid Society
George Boorn
Butternut Ridge Road
Mothersingers of East Carlisle Host April Fools Evening
Mr and Mrs Albert H Good speed hosted East Carlisle Mothersingers and spouses at their East Avenue home Monday evening. Seven progressive card tables awarded prizes, some notably substantial on April Fool's Day. Group singing followed solo performances by Mrs Clayton E Smith and Mrs Frank Harrisson with piano accompaniment. A dessert course for forty guests closed the enjoyable evening.
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Albert H. Goodspeed
East Avenue
East Carlisle
Clayton E. Smith
Frank Harrisson
Local residents share hospital news and social visits
Mrs T J Gleason returns home to Elyria after weeks with her daughter in Elyria. Henry Schildt Sr remains seriously ill at Elyria Clinic. Kent State senior June Harrison resumes activities and Amherst schools practicing teaching. Social visits and club meetings run through Elyria and nearby towns, with numerous residents hosting or attending gatherings on Grafton and East Avenue.
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T. J. Gleason
M. C. Saussler
Grafton Road
Elyria
Henry Schildt
June Harrison
Kent State
Amherst
Donald Fields
Watcha Bridge Club
Ellis Meschke
Fields
Cecile Pfieffer
la Grange Road
Notawa Club
Sewsie
Lottie Klinect
Grafton
Ross Kolb
George Bush
Model and Manners Related Hospitality Etiquette
The hostess must ensure condiments are passed and guests should not ask for missing salt bread or sugar. A bridal corsage is discussed with the bride wearing it and the groom wearing a single flower from it. Napkin folding should be simple and placed left of the cover near the silver, or on the service plate if preferred.
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C. D
W. J
Fragmented OCR puzzle items hint at historical notes
A garbled OCR list items include references to a messenger summons a six imitation cane a square of glass a general's assistant a doctrine system a cultivation ancient pillar beer terms dates and partial phrases about manufacturing tools animals and ships. contains broken clues from a historical page with scattered numbers and phrases.
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Ystem
Prench
Committee Approves 700 Dollar Rug for Governor Office
In Columbus Governor Davy can secure a 700 dollar rug for his private office as Finance Committee members vote 7 to 6 to adopt a bill granting 15 920 dollars for the governor’s office covering an extra clerk hire a rug and other expenses. The governor had requested 16 220 dollars and earlier meetings had trimmed items to 9220 dollars.
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Columbus. C
Davyéy
Sénate Finance Committee
Local Families Host Weekend Socials on Grafton Road
Miss Leta Palm of Elyria Memorial Hospital attended a Sunday dinner at the Sausslinger home on the Grafton road. Frank Rahl of Chestnut Ridge visited the Wadtgeripe family on the Grafton road. W C Farrand of Cleveland joined son in law Harold Bruce on the Grafton road for a Sunday meal. Henry Lanterbery’s La Grange road family learned their daughter Mrs Phillip Chahan, formerly of Lorain, arrived safely in New Mexico and is registered at a Health Camp. Elmer Alexander and son Bruce of the Grafton road were dinner guests Tuesday evening at the Goodyear home on Buttervut Ridge road.
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Laura
Louise Passow
Lon Bungart
Floral Acres
Grafton Road
Lorain
Frank Rabl
Chestnut Ridge
Louise Beal
Elyria
John Rose
Albert H. Goodspeed
East Avenue
East Carlisle
Harold Stang
John Stang
Wellington
William Pfieffer
Clayton Pfieffer
la Grange Road
George Cotton
John Linden
Paul Bungart
Ray Jackson
Kipton
Cleveland
Ford Bachtel
Banks Road
M. L. Queen
Kent
John Lantsberry
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ira Harrison
George Bush
Mothersingers
Leta Palm
Elytia Memorial Hospital
M. C. Saussl¢er
Frank Rahl
Henry Wadtgeripe
W. C. Farrand
Harold Bruce
Henry Lanteberry
Phillip Chahan
New Mexico
Elmer Alexander
Son Bruce
George Goodyear
Buttervut Ridge
Governor Cut Rug Request In Budget Bill
The bill returns to committee with a total of 16060 for additional staff. All governor requested items are included except a 360 reduction from the rug purchase.
Packing Plant Is Guarded In Strike
In Columbus Ohio police guarded the Columbus Packing Co. property as a strike began. Union and management leaders discussed the closed shop policy while 50 to 75 pickets tried to deter workers from returning. A squad of 50 officers dispersed pickets from the grounds after the strike was declared last night.
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Columbus
Columbus Packing Co
Doctor Tells How She Lost 17 Pounds Of Fat
Mrs. Robert Hickey of Rosesale writes that her doctor prescribed Kruschen Salts and she lost 17 pounds in six weeks. She followed the treatment despite gossip and urges others to try it, claiming a four week supply costs a small sum and promises a 12 pound loss with added energy and youthfulness.
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Robert Hickey
Rosesale
Hickey
Plant union talks amid production pressure
Fragmentary OCR states management at a plant with 484 employees expresses willingness to recognize a union but insists on open talks. The garbled text hints at ongoing labor relations and operating pressures during the discussion.
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Aerate
Cenotes as Sole Water Sources in Dortheran Plains
In dortheran years circular pits on flat ground called cenotes served as the only water supply. There are no streams or lakes to provide water in the eeviion region, making cenotes essential.
Lorain County Banks Report Condition March 4 1935 Elyria Ohio
The Lorain County Savings and Trust Co reports assets of 6 182 056 88 with deposits 3 971 115 62 and loans 1 331 751 18. The Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co echoes similar figures with assets 1 721 832 75 and deposits 1 268 090 16, detailing loans, securities, and trust assets under 710 165 G. C. authority.
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Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Elyria
Ohio
U. S
Truat Pept
Lorain
Alvin J. Plocher
Renisenn
Uef
ALV
Plocher
Carretaatione
A. B. Tay
A. Fauver
C. Parsch
Florence Hamel
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
C-Ecee
Nb Tove
R. F.ionde Tant
Contin- Bencies Wasesecasaeees
Trust Dept
G. C
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