Cleveland Man To Face Reckless Driving Charge
Cleveland man Bradley of 6216 Euclid Avenue is to appear before Mayor W H Wauoster tomorrow morning to answer two charges of reckless driving. He was arrested that evening by officers in the police squad car Lieutenant Pat Crean and Patrolman Ernest Oldag after crashing two red lights on Todi Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. & Bradley
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Pat Crean
Ernest Oldag
Bradley
Todi Street
Avon Lido Club and Local Society Notes
Avon area social brief recaps include the Lido Club entertaining Mrs Walter McAllister and Miss Helen Traxler with bridge prizes on Detroit Road, Mrs Jerome Oster hosting the Got Me Not Club with quilting and a two course lunch, and later plans to meet Mrs Heckel. Also covers teachers attending a Lorain Musical Art Society play, Royal Circle hosting a garment demonstration, Ladies Aid quilting session with birthday guests, girls visiting Delaware University for Stuyvesant Hall and Much Ado About Nothing, plus a Akron visit by Mr and Mrs H C Field and daughter Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Annie
Lilian Casper
Detroit Road
Bridge
Walter McAllister
Helen Traxler
Jerome Oster
Lawrences Heckel
Delaware
Perle Wilford
Evelyn Bommer
Ruth Forthofer
Jean and
Betty Mills
Mildred Gerbick
Ohio
University
Stuyvesant Hall
Gray Chapel
Radio Programs on WGAK 1460 and WGAR 207 Overview
A dense, cluttered schedule of radio programs listing dozens of titles, bands, and shows across multiple stations with times and partial program names. It notes sports updates, music hour blocks, talk segments, religious services, and variety acts including bands and orchestras, with scattered station identifiers and program notes.
South Amherst Athletic Banquet Honors Basketball Team
The annual athletic banquet at South Amherst featured a Lares dinner served by the Parent Teachers Association. Rev. David Davids gave the invocation as Clyde Bateman spoke on Old and New Basketball. Letters were presented by coach William Hendershot. South Amherst finished 21-4, second in league and tournament standings, earning district recognition.
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South Amherst
Tongtahlee
Ammer Lizenhtegnerster
David Davids
Clyde Bateman
Lerais High School
William Hendershot
Ashok
J. Ralog
C. Gauman
A Jones
G. Knipp
C. Kolb
E. Schacht
R. Skriletz
Soph
Omore H. Brucker
J. Klimosewski
J. Lupe
G. Willis
L.allsop
H. Gauman
FE. Pippert
J. Russo
Sonia
B. Ashrk
3. Razuka
F. Kruec - Radnsevich
William Hender
Old age pensions debate dominates stateHouse actions
Discussion on funding old age pensions highlights the Ohio House as members spar over Governor's plan and potential expense cuts. Republicans and Democrats clash on spending, with calls to reduce waste in the highway department and questions about government salaries. Bills on furniture purchases and contracted debts move forward, while a budget impasse prompts invitation to Finance Director Bevis for clarity.
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L. Creesy
Ashtabula
Lam
Carey
Christy
Monroe
McGraw
Belmont
Lehmann
Sandusky
Wintzer
Auglaize
Harter
Summit
Lucas
Dunn
Tuscarawas
Gallagher
Cuyahoga
Miss Lloyd
Scioto
Mayer
Hamilton
Whitney
Delaware
McKie
Ward
Geauga
Kane
Rep. Lehmann
Bhig
Governors
Rep
Highway Department
Howard L. Bevis
House
Harold D. Nichols
Clermont
Paul R. Gingher
Frank Ho
Senate
Harold F. Miller
Toledo
House-Party Murder on Isolated Country Estate
In a blizzard cut country house, Harriet Blanes is murdered and Rickey dies next night. Suspects include Joan and Rickey Blanes, Rodney Mains, Stephen Carta, William Grove, Timothy Reilly, nurse Ruth Andrews, and gardener John. A missing necklace, veiled secrets, and tense confrontations unfold as clues point to a hidden motive and dangerous alibis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Blanes
Joan
Rickey Blanes
Rodney Mains
Stephen Carta
William Grove
Timothy Reilly
Ruth Andrews
Rickey
Rodney
Stephen
William
John
Timothy
Willam
Reilly
Miss Andrews
Sam
Cave of India Opens at Capitol Theatre
An English girl accepts a marriage proposal by mail from Robert Olive a young clerk in India after he sees her photograph. The new film Cave of India plays at the Capitol Theatre presenting a cross scene romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Olive
India
Cave of India
Capitol Theatre
Drama Of North At Dreamland Tomorrow
Kermit Maynard plays dual roles in Wilderness Mail, a James Oliver Curwood northern action drama at the Dreamland Theatre tomorrow with Doris Brook in the feminine lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Maynard James Oliver Curwood
Wilderness Mail
LAW OF the Wild
Bob Custer
RIN Tin Tin JR
Rex the Horse
Kermit Maynard
James Oliver Curwood
Dreamland Theatre
Doris Brook
Seance Robbery Claim Prompts Kenton Police Help
In Kenton Mrs. Elizabeth Laubis said she was robbed of 525 dollars during a seance. Money pinned to her dress allegedly replaced with folded paper upon return home. Suspects reportedly left town after the event.
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Kenton
Elizabeth Laubis
Laubis
Charles Kolb Reported Not Well and Confined
Report from local page notes Charles Kolb is not feeling well and has been confined to his home or bed, with family requesting privacy while medical evaluation continues.
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Ternoon
Charles Kolb
Her
Notable speakers listed for event program includes judges and officials
The lineup features Judge Roy Williams of the Ohio Supreme Court Mayor W F Brooin g of Baltimore and Migs Kath ering Smith Grand Recorder of the Women of the Moose.
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Roy Williams
The
Ohio Supreme Court
W. F. Broonig
Baltimore
Migs Kathering Smith
Grand Recorders of
the Women of the Moose
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Marian Peak
Musical Art Society of
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Royal Circle
M. E. Church
Frank Pickering
Clara Fitch
Catherine Hawk
North Olmsted
Ladies. Aid
Ladies Aid
M. E
Ryan
Moser
H. C. Field
Geneva
Akron
T. Wilford
Capitol
Loretta Young
Silly Symphony Cartoon
Big Bad Wolf” News
Rivoli
Ann Harding In
Frank Morgan
Jane Baxter
Dreamland
Charles Bickford
Ozark Hon
Orphan Annig
Terry Tod
Elie van Db
Lowell Thomas
Amex
Andy
Mel Harder
Paradise
Cleve
Boutrics Lillle
Phil Baker
Tucker Band
Ink Spots
Coburn
Shandor M
Wta Leon
Tea Dansante
Stamp Club
Joe
Eddie
Gene
Glenn
Sportsman
S-Stenross
Beecher
Goodman
Stenross
Devron
Tucker B
AIO
Zim u-Waterstow
Budd
Marvey
Baldr
Clyde
Ets
S-Boris
Hed Bird
Weaf Nations
WEAF
Essuters
Danve
Hollywood Hotel
WEY
Cleveland Station
Sien
Betty Taylor
Vaurhn King
Jr. Radio
Ann McCullous
Mustc Guild
Carol
Stenross Orch
Tucker
Song
Millie
Coles
A. Realys
Judy
Baene
Gang
McBald Orch
Idren
George
Harst
Sally
Penthouss
Harry Reser
Watchtower
Harmony
Church of Ar
Rich
Marion Palmer
Fiddie Cantor
Will Rogers
Wayne Ring
M-Edgar
Orel o-Bergin
Orch
Guenthers Creek
Waitchtower
M. -Genin Fonarova
Sig Mazi
Vander Pri
City Mission
Crosion
Pepper's Orch
Galan
Ne ‘Alber
Glee
Bohemia
Opus
Amherst
Evens
the Bridge
Chuck Shockhart
Nelson Nickel
Henry Nickle
Claude Birch
Elyria
Richard Leonard
John Leonard
Ethel Hummer
Robert Ailsop
Lewis Merchant
Herbert Merchant
Christ Heiser
Fred Heiser
George Ries
Margaret Rice
Ben Nickel
Bobby
L. Krugman
Frank Kritzel
Christ Nickel
Moore's Place
Lake Ave
Elberta Beach
Stubby Gordon
Wtam Orchestra
Richard
Meyers
Ruth
Tam
Powers
Grove
Long Island
Jacob Kolb
Capitol Picture
Drama of North
Ohio News
Athens
Athens County Grand Jury
FERA
Grand Jury
Urbana
Robert Jackson
Milford Center
Champaign County Hospital
Dayton
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Moose Lodge
Rep. J. Hamilton Fish
New York
Obie Moose
Avon Pioneer Club
Avon, Ohio
East Bridge
Hap Hines
Venture Inn
Grafton
Riverside Tavern
Bennie Schubert
Duck Sullivan and His Orchestra
Columbia
Raymond
Sadie McKee
Rio
Rudy Vallee
Frank
Milt Britton
Warren William
Broad St
Elyria, O
Sport Oxfords
CORTS
Rialto Theatre
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