Disabled Veterans Meet in Elyria Chapter No. 49
Elyria Chapter No 49 of the Disabled American Veterans held a meeting Thursday night with Commander Thomas Mihalis at the helm. George F Farling National Rehabilitation Officer spoke on changes in veterans legislation. D A V leaders including George R Foult and Earl Teeters addressed membership and policy. Three veterans signed for life memberships: Harry Dye Soula Kerley and Walter Ruhl. A lunch followed served by Mrs Mihalis with aid from Walter Ruhl and Thomas Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Veterans of the World Or
Thomas Mihalis
George F. Farling
Earl Teeters
Teeters
Akron
Mihalis
George R. Foult
Cleveland
Ohio
Walter Malanowski Sr
Francis Ody Jr
M. Walter Ruhl
Harry G. Dye
Soula O. Kerley
Walter Ruhl
Thomas Michalis
Thomas Smith
Red Cross Leaders to Broadcast Addresses Next Week
Norman H. Davis national chairman will speak at the opening session broadcast from 10 30 to 11 am Monday. Cordell Hull secretary of state will address the convention and his remarks broadcast from 9 36 to 10 pm Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the American Red Cross
Washington
Norman H. Davis
Cordell Hull
Two WPA Workers Admit Fatal Street Car Shooting
Wellsville April 22 two WPA workers were held on first degree murder charges after signing confessions to the fatal shooting of George Culp 62 motorman during an attempted holdup January 2 1937 John Lester Welch 23 Wells ville and Joseph Howell 24 East Liverpool were arrested after a family quarrel prompted Welch s brother in law Ollie Burns 22 to tip authorities Chief John H Fultz announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
WPA
George Culp
John Lester Welch
Joseph Howell
East Liverpool
Welch
Ollie Burns
Columbiana County
Authorien
John H. Fultz
Lorain County Orchestras Compete in State Contest
Four Lorain County school orchestras participate in Ohio State Band Orchestra and Choral Contest in Columbus with 3 500 student musicians state wide. LaGrange Women orchestra Brownhelm Belden orchestras led by Crowe Seidel Petersen Moore."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
Columbus
LaGrange Orchestra
R. L. Crowe
Women Orchestra
Clyde Seidel
Brownhelm
Russell A. Petersen
Belden
Floyd C. Moore
Indianapolis
Splash party brings forty youths to Y M C A pool
Forty members of the Sons of the Legion and the Legion Junior Auxiliary joined a splash party at the Y M C A pool last night. Swimming activities were followed by games in the association rooms under the direction of James Ruppelt and Mrs. W H Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of the Legion and the Legion Junior Auxiliary
Y. MC. A
James Ruppelt
W. H. Cooley
Five year old swallows ninety thyroid pills in Bluefield
Five year old Zane Kermit Repass in Bluefield was treated after swallowing 90 thyroid tablets. Physicians pumped his stomach and reported he is in satisfactory condition. Parents witnessed him take the final pill. an adult dose is three pills daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. Va
Deetors
Zane Kermit Repass
Court House Row Over WPA Tile Line Avon Lake
County commissioners appealed to Congressman Don W Harter to intercede with WPA for approval of a project to relay and clean the Holbury tile line in Avon Lake. The line drains streets and part of Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don W. Harter
WPA
Avon Lake
Capone Denied Habeas Relief at Terminal Island
Al Capone has his writ of habeas corpus plea denied at Terminal Island Federal Prison. He must serve until at least next November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
al Capone
Terminal Island Federal Prison
Defendant Pleads Not Guilty in DUI Charge
Robert L. McCullough of 134 Elbe Street pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on a driving while intoxicated charge. His case was postponed for trial Monday after police arrested him on West Street yesterday following an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. McCullough
Elbe Street
Joseph Q. Petro
West Street
Cletus Hipp Faces Reckless Driving Charge
Cletus Hipp of Monroeville QC was arrested at 2 a m on Middle Avenue for reckless driving. Patrolmen Indicot and Stankard Jr state he was traveling about 60 mph and he is to appear for trial later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus Hipp
Monroeville
Middle Avenue
H. Y. Indicott
Edward Stankard, Jr
Motorist Arrested After Reckless Driving on East Bridge
Harry Landoll of Norwalk was arrested at 1.20 a m on a reckless driving charge by patrolmen H. J. Indicott and Edward Stankard Jr for driving 50 miles an hour on East Bridge street. He is to appear in police court Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Landoll
Norwalk
H. J. Indicott
Edward Stankard, Jr
East Bridge Street
Death of Theodore M. Brush Recalls Elyria Ties
Details on the death of Theodore Melville Brush, a former Elyrian who died Tuesday in Bedford Virginia, recount his Ridgeville birth on September 9 1857 and his career from Elyria grocer to banker newspaper owner. Surviving children include Rufus of Maine Kathryn and Mrs Ford MacQuilkin of Cleveland. four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Melville Brush
Bedford
Virginia
Mr. Brush
Ridgeville
Elyria
First National Bank
Daily Telephone
James G. Blaine
Rawson Telephone Company
Dean Electric Company
Edward M. Brush
William Dean
A. G. Bean
Mary Theresa
Rufus
Maine
Kathryn
Ford MacQuilkin
Cleveland
Sweet To Return To Duty Next Month
Lieutenant Detective L E Sweet is in Fort Lauderdale Florida convalescing after a heart attack three weeks ago. He and Mrs Sweet traveled there without mishap and he is expected to resume duty in mid May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet
Det
L. E. Swet
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Fort
Pictures On Modern Banking Shown To Youth Council
Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council meeting at LaGrange Town Hall at 8 P M will feature pictures on modern banking methods. Wal ter Block and Wilbur Gaston of Elyria Savings and Trust Company present the show. Delegates will be planned for a camp session at Camp Manitoc with recreation and refreshments after the business segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Rotary club remembers deceased members in silent tribute
A Elyria High School student musician joined Rotary International founder and members Wayne Garland and others in memorial silence as Taps sounded. The program closed with African wild game photos shown for the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary International
Henry Dykeman
Philip Sherman
Emerson Post
Rodney Whalen
Taps
Wayne Garland
Elyria
Africa
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Zoning board grants parking rights in Fos ter Avenue yards
The board of zoning appeals granted Arthur Hiscox Glen Shoemaker and Mrs L D Wilson residents of Foster Avenue opposite the Western Automatic Machine and Screw Co the right to park automobiles in their yards. Refused an occupancy permit due to Class A residence district. They will park cars of employees of the Western Automatic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Zoning Appeals
Arthur Hiscox
Glen Shoemaker
L. D. Wilson
Foster Avenue
Western Automatic Machine and Screw Co
Zoning Board
Hart Dickason
Western Automatic
Local U N G Unit Inspected by Major Stowell
Major AHnen L. Stowell of the United States Army will inspect the National Guard Headquarters Company First Battalion 145th Infantry at the National Guard Armory 242 Thira Street Monday night. The 8 30 p m federal inspection is open to the public with entertainment by the American Legion drum and bugle corps vocal selections by Charles A Nichols and a display of equipment and training review by local officers and guardsmen. Visiting officers and Lorain County National Guard Citizens Committee members will be guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahnen L. Stowell
United States Army
National Guard
145Th Infantry
Thira Street
American Legion
Charles A. Nichols
National Guard Citizens’ Committee
Lorain County
Meisters Attend Kansas City Methodist Conference
Mr and Mrs Karl P Meister of this city travel to Kansas City for the Uniting Conference of the three Methodist branches. The gathering includes over 30 000 churches and 8 000 000 communicants with 275 aged homes represented. Rev Meister, Elvira Home for the Aged superintendent, chairs the hospitals and homes legislation committee. He will address the Division of Homes for the Aged on aging policy, announcing the topic What Shall We Do With The Old Folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl P Meister
City
Kansas City
Methodist Church
Meister
Elvira Home
Uniting Conference
Methodist Protestant
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Church South
Death Record Edwin Kammiller of Ridgeville Ohio
Edwin Kammiller 33 of Root Road Ridgeville Ohio died suddenly Friday at Leece Meville company in Cleveland where he worked. Survived by father Reinhardt and brothers Carl and Arthur. Funeral by Masonic order at 2 PM Monday at Charles A Mandley Funeral Home. Burial in Alger Cemetery Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ridgeville
Edwin Kammiller
Root Road
Leece Meville Company
Cleveland
Reinhardt Kammiller
Ridgeville
Carl
Arthur
Masonic Order
Charles A. Mandley
Triskett Road
Lorain Avenue
Alger Cemetery
Lorain banker Frank J Hoeffel dies at 66
Frank J Hoeffel longtime custodian at Lorain County Bank Building died at 1 30 this morning at his home 109 Water street after a year long illness. Born in Peru Ohio April 22 1859 he came to Elyria 29 years ago from Norwalk. Survived by wife Eliza son Ross and sister Mrs Frances Starr. Funeral Monday 2 PM at Bittner Funeral Home with Rev Will Foster burial Ridgelawn Cemetery. Friends may call at Bittner Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Hoeffel
Lorain County Bank
Water Street
Ilness
Peru
Ohio
Elyria
Norwalk
Eliza Hoeffel
Ross Hoeffel
Frances Starr
Sandusky
Bittner Funeral Home
Will Foster
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Obituary for Mrs James Trainor of Cleveland
Mrs James Trainor former resident of Princeton avenue Elyria died yesterday at her home 1268 West 115th street Cleveland. She is survived by her husband three daughters Mrs Katherine Schmitt Mrs Irene Miller and Marion Trainor and two grandchildren Charles and Marilyn Martin. Monday morning at 10 from St Rose of Lima church corner Detroit and 116th street burial in St Marys cemetery Olmsted Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Trainor
Princeton Avenue
Elyria
West 115Th Street
Cleveland
Katherine Schmitt
Irene Miller
Marion Trainor
Charles
Marilyn Martin
St. Rose of Lima Church
Detroit
116Th Street
St. Mary's Cemetery
Olmsted Falls
Attend Banquet And Game As Guests Of Ford Company
Six members of the J. R. Dall Motor Co. joined 400 Cleveland district Ford dealers at an opening ball game in Cleveland and a banquet at the Hollenden Hotel as guests of Ford. Only dealers meeting March sales quotas attended. The Dall group sold 34 units. Attendees: J. R. Dall, Elmer Battenhouse, Dean Standen, Atlee Terry, Kenneth Brown, Albert Brucker. Battenhouse and Standen won traveling bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Dall Motor Co
Cleveland
Ford Motor Co
Hollenden Hotel
Dall
J. R. Dall
Elmer Battenhouse
Dean Standen
Atlee Terry
Kenneth Brown
Albert Brucker
Battenhouse
Standen
Milan Schools Head Faces Charge of Beating Pupil
SANDUSKY Ohio April 22. N S Jones 45 superintendent of Milan schools bound over to grand jury on charges of beating pupil with rubber hose. Arthur Dillon father of 14 year old Paul Dillon filed the charge. Jones pleaded innocent at arraignment. He said the boy had trouble with a teacher and was whipped with a piece of small rubber tubing. He ran the mile in a track meet shortly after.
Grain and Feed Market Prices for Car Lots
Grain and mill feed quotations from Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co. Prices shown per bushel for corn and wheat, per barrel for flour, and per ton for mill feeds and hay. Listings include No 2 red wheat 74 9, No 2 black corn 38 8, various mill middlings and bran prices, and hay and straw grades with varied per-ton and per-bale figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Eletator Co
Montana Milling Co
Junior Senior banquet at Columbia Hills Friday
Litchfield announces a Junior-Senior banquet to be held at the Columbia Hills Country Clubhouse Friday evening April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Columbia Hills Country Club
Gibraltar in peril reshapes Europe war balance
Washington Merry-Go-Round warns Gibraltar faces German Italian and Spanish forces with hidden guns behind Algeciras. It argues British Spain policy failures since 1936 boosted Franco and risked allied defense as Spain shifts from neutrality to tacit axis sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Britannia
Seven Seas
Britain
Hitler
Algeciras
Spain
Gbraltar
Algecires
Strais
Spanish Morocco
Civil Service delayed play moves to May weekend
The Senitor class production postponed from April 21 22 due to an actor illness. It will be staged at the town hall Friday and Saturday evenings May 5 6 with a full cast including Richard Bounds Walter Flanery and Octavia Ruth Jenne and coached by Mrs Hinkle the high school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Civil Service
Old R. F. D
Richard Bounds
B. J. Cochran
Walter Flanery
J. L. Reynolds
Max Johnson
Steve Audaine
Howard
Local Social and School News From Litchfield Area
Delbert and wife Delbert Shingleton stayed in Butler Pennsylvania with Lawrence and Mary Leonard. Mrs Frank McNally returned to Litchfield with them after wintering with the Leonards. Baseball schedule lists Seville at Lodi April 24 and Chatham at Litchfield April 26. Several relatives visited Mrs Mary McGill who is ill. she was moved to Elyria Memorial hospital. Various residents ill with bronchitis pneumonia and other ailments. Helen Ann Dilgard listed with pneumonia and oxygen. East Street lunch planned for April 27. Readers club hosted by Mrs Homer Homan on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Shingleton
Butler
Lawrence Leonard
Frank McNally
Leonards
Litchfield
Seville
Lodi
Chatham
McGill
Mary McGill
Jeannette Lawrence
Clarence McGill
Canton
Albert McGill
Sherrodville
Bertha Conners
James McGill
Warren
Clifford McGill
Grafton
Mc-Gill
Elyria Memorial Hospital
F. C. Hitzelberger
John Fahrion
Helen Ann Dilgard
D. E. Dilgard
Mildred Fahrion
Upper Sandusky
Blaine Archer
John Hylkema
Lakewood
East Street
Homer Homan
Elevator Prices and Track Prices Reported
Wheat No 2 red price across options 4 cents appears with variations. No 2 yellow oats 3 6 14 and rye No 2 52 4 cents noted. Track prices list No 1 red wheat and No 2 red at 415 73 cents, corn unsold No 3 yellow goay oats No 2 value 3 0 7 cents.
Sorensen Visit Near Wooster Warms Local Ties
Harry Sorensen is visiting his brother and wife near Wooster for a few weeks. Airs. William Body is expected home today from a visit with relatives in Elyria. She had been away while there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sorensen
Alfred Sorensen
Wooster
William Body
Elyria
Memorial Day Plans Set by Cemetery and Park Group
The Cemetery and Park association met at Mrs. O. H. Kellogg’s home to appoint committees for Decoration Day ceremonies. Harry Streett named marshal of the day. Flower committee includes Mrs. Spieth, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs. Wilson, and Mrs. Biggs. Line of march chaired by Mrs. Sears and Mrs. Morgan. Flag committee list includes Mrs. Flanery and Mrs. Shingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery and Park Association
O. H. Kellogg
Harry Streett
William Spieth
Fred Johnson
Orrin Kellogg
Sidney Wilson
Stanley Biggs
Court Sears
Raymond Morgan
Abbie Flanery
Delbert
Vis itors Attend Markley Boy Scouts Meeting
Vincent reports two visitors Albert Janik and Eugene Heck at the Markley Boy Scouts meeting held Tuesday evening at the Markley school house. W. E. Heck led the session with roll call dues and opening Bugle Call and Pledge of Allegiance. The discussion covered bird houses among the art display set for Thursday evening at the Markley school, followed by formation drilling indoor games and the Scout Masters Benediction.
Decoration notes and program committee listed
Ton and Walter Canfield oversee shaft decoration. Mrs Ben Holmes and Mrs William Baish organize the program committee. Other committee members include Herbert Rising Mrs Oliver Stocker Mrs Abbie Flanery Mrs Homer Homan and Mrs A J Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton and
Walter Canfield
Shaft
Ben Holmes
William Baish
Herbert Rising
Oliver Stocker
Abbie Flanery
Homer Homan
A. J. Holmes
Wellington Announces Annual Clean-up Week
Wellington Q April 22 Annual Clean-up Week starts May 1 and ends May 4. Residents must place rubbish in sturdy containers near the curb by May 3. The village gang begins collection on May 4 with two dumping sites: Old Dump west of West street and William McConnell farm west of the corporation line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Weillington
West Street
William McConnell
Corporation
Lorain County WBA Officers Meet Plans Wellington Convention
Lorain County Women’s Benefit Association officers met at Elyria Thursday afternoon to plan the County WBA convention in Wellington on May 10 with attendees from Amherst Vermilion Lorain Elyria and Wellington. A covered dish supper followed a 6 o clock serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Beam
Mesdames Mary Prentice
Harriette Whitney
Eulalia Ferrell
Blanche Gill
Mertie Cole
Myrtle Ludwig
Bertha Leupin
Lorain County
Beatrice Smith
Philip Beal Drew
Mary Prentice
Columbus
Helen Sawyer
Cleveland
Whitney
Ferrell
Florence Fleming
Friendship Guild Plans May Benefit Card Party
Mrs. C. W. Gannett hosted the Friendship Guild meeting with assisting hostesses Mrs. E. J. Massard and Mrs. Harlan Dudley. A benefit card party is set for Saturday evening May 6 at Herrick Auditorium featuring bridge pinochle and Chinese checkers. A nominating committee led by Mrs. E. L. Barrick with Mrs. Guy Wells and Mrs. Harry Lee was named for new officers. The next regular meeting is Monday evening May 8 with officer elections and a 6:30 covered dish dinner. Games were organized by Mrs. Roy McCormick. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Gannett
Friendship Guild
The
Congregational Church
E. J. Massard
Harlan Dudley
Herrick Auditorium
E. L. Barrick
Guy Wells
Harry Lee
Roy McCormick
Wellington High School Orchestra Competes at State Contest
The Wellington High School Orchestra led by Clyde Seidel competes today in the State High School Orchestra Contest in Columbus, aiming for a strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington High School
Clyde Seidel
Columbus
Wellington Club Guests and Local Socials Highlight Week
Fourteen Wellington Kiwanis members visited Medina Kiwanis for a 6:30 dinner and meeting. Mrs Paul O Nichols performed a flex a tone solo at Clarksfield church social. Ten Wellington Garden Club members listened to Mrs Constance Spry’s lecture at Steinway Hall Halle’s. Effie Edwards, bedridden with pneumonia, is now able to move about. Frank Clara, a Savageman, injured his leg in a garage accident and is at the Clinic. High school hardball games with La Grange were canceled due to heavy rain. Twenty two kite builders led by Ed Blanchard and Arnold Kupplinger work for a contest at the Fair Grounds Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Medina Kiwanis Club
Paul O. Nichols
Clarksfield Methodist Episcopal Church
Nichols
Ward Wailcoxen
Wellington Garden Club
Ohio Garden Clubs
Constance Spry
Steinway Hall
Halle
Wellington Club
Ohio Club
Effie Edwards
Frank Clara
la Grange
Ed. O. Blanchard
Arnold Kupplinger
Fair Grounds
Woman's Afternoon club hosts readings and guest program
Mrs. Laile Heart Neff of Cleveland presents a varied readings program Monday afternoon at the Woman's Afternoon club with hostess Mrs. Howard Arndt. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. Harry Wagner Mrs. John Grissinger and Mrs. E. L. Henes. B. F. Keeling family moved to Clay street. Helen Shepard broke her wrist roller skating this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laile Heart Neff
Cleveland
Howard Arndt
Harry Wagner
John Grissinger
E. L. Henes
B. F. Keeling
South Main Street
Clay Street
Helen Shepard
Elm Street
Methodist Ladies Aid Society Meets in Lorain
Mrs. T. M. Pfeiffer presided in Mrs. B. F. Keeling’s absence as the Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society met with Mrs. Norman Griggs. Reports by Mrs. A. H. Peirce and Mrs. Grace Rodel. devotionals by Mrs. L. S. Green. The next meeting is set for May 25 with Mrs. A. B. Southard. Cushion tops to Goodwill, fund use for Memorial class room, and mission work planned for May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Pfeiffer
B. F. Keeling
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Norman Griggs
A. H. Peirce
Grace Rodel
R. A. Cordray
L. S. Green
A. B. Southard
Goodwill Industries
Lorain
Helen Waite
Berea
Alice Allis
Florence Starr
Wellington Methodist Church
L. E. Holiday
E. B. Turner
Cleveland woman visits town dairy group meeting
Miss Sylvia Weimer of Cleveland called on Mrs. Norman Linder and other friends in town Wednesday. D L Gregg, dairy specialist from the REA Washington offices, addressed a large group of dairy men at a meeting in the Lorain Medina Rural Electric offices Thursday night with Harry Bovard in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Weimer
Cleveland
Norman Linder
D. L. Gregg
Washington
REA
Lorain- Medina
Local Church Services and Christian Endeavor Notes
First Baptist services include Bible school at 9 30 a m and sermon at 10 30 on A Gift of God with Dr Paul Wilkinson. evening worship at 7 30 on Brown Shirts Black Shirts Dirty Shirts and God. Junior and senior meetings. Christian Unity Class at 9 30. Methodist Episcopal lists Sunday school 9 30 and worships at 10 30 and 7 30 with Fourth Disciple. Church of Christ notes Sunday school 9 30 Lord's Supper at 10 30 and Christian Endeavor at 6 30. St Patrick’s Catholic Masses at 8 and 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
John H. Green
Bible School
Paul Wilkinson
Christian Unity
Margaret Jones
L. T
Congregational Church
Methodist Episcopal
Lonzons. Green
Charles Barnes
E. L. Henes
Epworth League
Church of Christ
A. FE. Tennant
Mabel Whipple
Christian Endeavor
Fraternal Order of Eagles Nominates New Officers
At a Thursday night meeting the Fraternal Order of Eagles nominated officers to be elected May 4. Candidates include President Robert Gott, Vice President Harold Rickel or Ted Johnson, Chaplain Lloyd Irish, Treasurer Martin Gibbons, Secretary Kenneth R. Brouse, Inside Guard Charles McKinney or Joe Godfield, Outside Guard Van Barber or Dr. I F E Downey, Trustee Richard C. McKisson or J W Shook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Robert Gott
Harold Rickel
Ted Johnson
Lloyd Irish
Martin Gibbins
Kenneth R., Brouse
Charles McKinney
Joe Godfield
van Barber
I. F E. Downey
Richard C. McKisson
J. W. Shook
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Cross
Deetz
West Broad
Joe Curcillo
Grand Jury
Concetta Curcillo
West Avenue
Italy
Madeline Thomas
James N. Thomas
D. A. Cook
Artholough L. Wilson
Grace Wilson
Robert A. Zutavern
Ann Ellen Zutavern
Ollie Glass
Common Pleas Court
Preston L. Coon
Parenthood
Ruth Jones
William Lieber
Avon
State Highway Patrol
Leonard L. Faigin
Helen Irene Lewis
Harmon Lewis
Common Pleas
Frank Ryan
East Bridge
East River Streets
Maurice Rosenzweig
Rosenzweig
Hartford Insurance Co
John Razzano
Philo Bennett Comstock
Minnie Comstock
11Th Street
Home Owners Loan Corp
Earl Eugene Brown
South Amherst
Joseph Claus
Margaret Lopakovich
Claus
East 32Nd Street
Capone
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Brush
Aumber
Vpage One
Mrs
Ford Company
Milan
Francisco Franco
Canary Islands
Rock
Franco
Chamberlain
London
Harold Leski
Popular Front
France
England
Berlin
Rome
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Frank Luppino
Lodi Street
Kolin
Toledo
Vincent
BOY Scouts
Bread Street
K. Zaci Heura
Cora It. Shepard
Courtland
St. Patrick's Church
William T. Moran
Schroll Coal
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