Six Year Old Kidnapping Case Grips Tucson
A six year old girl remains missing as a large search spans deserts and towns near Tucson. Federal agents and local authorities coordinate ground and air searches aided by volunteers and deputies. Grandfather Robles, seeking leniency for a ransom, faces pressure from families and officials who warn against mob action. Authorities report a small car linked to the abduction and vow to uncover the kidnapers. The crisis prompts state guards discussions and broad public alarm over the safety of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
B. B. Kr
Pnal
Robles
John Dillinger
Stene
Tucson
Ihe
Papago Ja
Pima County Board
American Legion Post
Ransom Notes Tied to June Robles Kidnapping
Justice agents from Los Angeles and El Paso traced two ransom notes signed with a scrawled Z to a kidnapping of June Robles. The messages demanded 15000 dollars in mixed bills or death and warned the grandfather Fernando Robles to drive a designated road. A clerk reported selling the ransom paper to a man matching a witness description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Los Angeles
el Paso
June
Fernando Robles
Robles
Harold Smith
Dune
Name Registrars for Construction Projects in Lorain County
The Code of Fair Competition requires registration for all construction work over two thousand dollars after March 18 1934. The Lorain County Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America designated T J Hume as Lorain Registrar and Ton A Barlow as Elyria registrar to handle filings at their Lorain and Elyria offices with county registrations available at the nearest registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Code of Farr
Division Code Authority
Lorain County
Associated General Contractors of America, Inc
Code Authority
Lorain
Elyria
T. J. Hume
Hamilton Avenue
Ohio
Ton A. Barlow
Dennison Avenue
Local Brotherhod Meetrs in LaGrange Ohio April 27
LaGrange residents hear a discussion on the purpose of the Men's Brotherhood at the local Methodist church on Friday evening April 29 at 7 30 PM Refreshments to follow Epworth League members and local residents listed with names in attendance A treasure hunt by the junior class yielded prizes with first to Nate Tarbush and others receiving secondary honors. social visits and visits to relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Brotherhood
Lagrange, O
Horse Powered Street Railways Began In New York City
Horse drawn street cars marked the start of urban rail transport in New York City in 1831 1832 running from Prince Street to Yorkville and Harlem. Early lines operated with care from drivers who stopped where riders wished and could be boarded near corners as cars passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Prince Street
Bowers
Yorkville
Harlem
Local social notes and visits mentioned in town diary
Dayton Leiby of Mayfield New York has visited relatives here for a week while Mrs. Eliza Hines of Rome Ohio stays with her sister Mrs. Fred Hastings. Mrs. Arthur Jones hosted her aunt Mrs. Victor Bond of Tiffin. Paul E Sage hosted the Birthday Club at South Main Street. A milk dealers meeting was held in the town hall and a large delegation attended the Knights of Pythias gathering. Supt Jones and his son Ralph visited his former parents in West Unity. Circle No 3 plans a Mother and Daughter Frolic in May. Russell Heath left to join a dhess band in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Gott
Dayton Leiby
Mayfield
N. Y
Arthur Jones
Victor Bond
Tiffin
Paul E. Sage
Birthday Club
South Main St
Knights of Pythias
Robert Oliver
Cleveland
Eliza Hines
Rome
Fred Hastings
Supt. Jones
Ralph
West Unity
Circle No. 3
Russell Heath
Dhess
West Virginia
Local Happenings in Litchfield Area April 26
Mrs Morris Robb and children from Hinckley visited her parents Mr and Mrs Will Stine. Funeral attendance included Elise Manty’s kin in Cleveland. DeHaven family moved to Stranahan farm from Liston site. Dan Hagans and family and others visited. Theta Kappa Nu dance at Shaker Heights. Several residents on jury duty and a stroke for Mrs Zacherias. Eastern Stars members inspected Lodi Chapter. Mrs Bowman suffered a light stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Morris Robb
Hinckley
Will Stine
Charles Asbeck
Wi, King
H.C. Stephan
Janet
Frank Stephan
Asbeck
Elise Manty
Cleveland
DeHaven
Stranahan Farm
Liston
Dan Hagans
Lodi
Knopf
Harry Streedt
Burgettstown
Rev
C. D. Castle
Virginia Radio
Essie Johnson
Berea
Theta Kappa Nu Fraternity
Shaker Heights
F. H. Sc
Ed Werner
Rolland Pfeiffer
H. L. Pfeiffer
Eastern Stars
C. L. Bowman
Sunday service at Baptist church in Lorain area
The Lorain Baptist Association Gospel Team of Oberlin leads a special Sunday evening service at the Baptist church with speakers S. H. Hayden G. A. Bahr and J. Robinson. A negro quartet and choir perform spiritual songs and other musical numbers from the First Baptist church. Local social notes include visits, gatherings, and planned meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Lorain Baptist Association Gospel Team
Oberlin
S. H. Hayden
G. A. Bahr
First Baptist Church
J. Robinson
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Roger Ingraham
Lakewood
John Radie
A. F. Bartholomay
Medina
Bible-Hitzelberger
Sidney Gibson
Joe Tinks
Sylvester Mellert
Dolores
J. N. Hood
Grange
Eugene Halladay
Harlan Bryenton
Reading
L. E. Ausmuth
Franklin Heiser
North Olmsted
A. C. Barth Homr
Young People’s Club
Rainbow Garden
Elyria
Avon Woman Dies After Short Illness At Lorain Hospital
Mrs. Mary Newt McCowan wife of A C McCowan of St Lake Road died at St Josephs Hospital Lorain Thursday morning after a brief illness. Survived by her husband three sons Henry Eugene and Frank a mother Mrs Nea of Pennsylvania and several sisters and brothers. Body removed to Reichlin Reidy Seamian funeral directors Lorain with arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Mary
Newt McCowan
A. C. McCowan
St Lake Rd
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Borr
Henry
Eugene
Frank
Nea
Pennsylvania
Reichlin-Reidy-Seamian Funeral Puriors
Council Meeting Held on Wednesday
Council meeting conducted Wednesday with brief reports from committees. Meeting addressed local issues and scheduled follow up sessions for city projects and public comment period.
Afternoon Five Hundred at Bay Village Luncheon
The Afternoon Five Hundred met with Mrs. Martin Corlete in Bay Village at a one o clock luncheon on Wednesday. Prizes were won by Mrs. Margaret Theisen Miss Rena Titus and Mrs. Elizab eth Beard with Mrs. William Franklin as a guest. In two weeks on May 10 Mrs. Augusta Hint of Lake Road will host the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Village
Martin Corlete
Margaret Theisen
Rena Titus
Elizabeth Beard
William Franklin
Augusta Hint
Lake Road
Planning Commission Meeting Held Wednesday Evening
A Planning Commission committee met on Wednesday evening to discuss local development matters and review agenda items. The session focused on planning updates, zoning considerations, and upcoming project deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Commission
Women’s League Breakfast Party Planned May First
The Women’s League of the Congregational church will host a Breakfast Party in the church basement on May first. The public is invited and a program is being arranged with details to follow. Week end guests include Mr and Mrs Stanley Dobbs of Cleveland and visits by Miss Jorgensen of Lakewood and Miss Florence Mortensen. Widespread social notes recount travels and visits among local residents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's League
Women's League of the
Congregational Church
Mar
Stanley Dobbs
Cleveland
Henry Krebs
Jorgensen
Lakewood
Florence Mortensen
John Lear
Crystal Beach
Walter ‘Beck
Ray Gohnett
Earl Smith
Dorothy
Frank
Cleveand
Carl Pedersen
Vera Weber
Sheffield
Peter Weber
Teena Brown
Lloyd Kishman
Vermilion
Fred McNaughton
Lines
EB. Dunning
Dover Center
Frank Havanaugh
Lawrence
Welen
E. A. ‘Scamman
Avon
Grange Members At Ridgeville Enjoy Busy Meetings
Ridgeville Grange held April meetings with music by H Filmer, Mrs Sandrock and Miss Sandrock, readings by Anna Nieding, and a cake walk won by Mrs H Fulmer. The group planned Racation Sunday May 6 and card parties, with Dr Adair and Mr Harris as guests. A Tuberculosis talk and X rays followed by lunch concluded the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange
Brandt
Florence Fishburn
A. Taft
H. Fulmer
Fields M. BE
B. Crosby
Holy Land
J. Stephens
Florida
A. Gelder
Rowe
Malcomb Thompson
Carlisle Grange
Adair
Lorain City
Harris
North Ridgeville Nominating Committee Named At BPTA Meeting
At the North Ridgeville BP T A meeting two nominating committees were named and next year’s officers will be elected at the May meeting. Dr A Goehle of Lakewood spoke on infections and child fatigue, Mrs W G Smith reported on the North Central PTA convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Schmitt
North Ridgeville
BP. T. A
A. Goehle
Lakewood
W. G. Smith
New York Spotlight on Celebrities and Luncheon Spots
A 1934 McNaught Syndicate column strings together gossip about Katharine Hepburn, Lindbergh, Imogene Coco and other stars, plus Midtown dining scenes at Algonquin, Lambs, and Claremont. It notes appearances by Dillingham, Fields, Kern, and Matthewson, and ends with word of Uncle Steve Phillips, a 92 year old race horse trainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambs
Gene Buck
the Lambs
Wilton Lackaye
New York
Steve Phillips
Lebanon, C
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Ucson
Ariz
Tittle Juneles
Paul
Soarche Robles
Sederis Restaurant
Sir Beast
Vermont
Marta
High Hatters
Tnele Tom
Chestnut Ridge Road
Lagrange
Epworth League
Mro
J. H. Curtiss
R Rawson
J. J. McAlpine
Edna Mae Baum
Betty Foster
Nellie Jackson
May Amsbars
Jean Louise Adams
Phyllis Reston
Dorothy Fearce
Frances Miller
Thomas Baker
Delbert Oliver
Henry Abbey
O. Ro Martin
May Dale
Harland Johnson
Grafton
Paul Nichols
Otto Martin
Lena Klasek
Lauren Baldwin
Detroit
Michigan
Nate Tarbush
Maud
Piey
Albany
Park Hall
Center Road
Ridgeville
St. Peter's Auditorium
William Thewes
Lawrence Rothesary
Mary Salisbury
Lena Salisbury
Ervening
M Altes Barter
Mary Ely
Fred Fisher
M. F. Dyer
New London
Viorgan Evans
Westinghouse Refrigerators
Eee
E. Loeffler Hdwe. Co
Katharine Hepburn
Will
Betty Rogers
Joan Bennett
Edna Best
Betty Starbuck
Guthrie McClintic
George Arliss
Trippy
Lindbergh
Morris Gest
Allo
Imogene Coco
Broadway
Dorothy Hall
Cholly Knickerbocker
Ellin Mackay Berlin
Park Zoo
Putnam’s
Frank Crowninshield
Cobina Wright
Grantland Rice
Granny
Vincent Astor
Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin
al Smith
Smith
Empire Tower
Coffes House Club
Players
C. B. Dillingham
W. C.fields
Jerome Kern
Berton Braley
Sime Silverman
Monte Carlo
Claremont
Hudson
Mrs. Fiske
Maud Adams
Christy Matthewson
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Blue Bird
Court Street
Elyria Pure Milk CO
East Ave
Wasserman’s
Broad Street
Capitol
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