Evangelist Peterson Preaches War and Love of Souls
In First Baptist Church last night Mr. Peterson, long associated with Billy Sunday, delivered a stirring message on Winning Christian. He argued the Christian life is a warfare requiring strong character and commitment, noting changes in evangelism over the past decade due to radio and other inventions and urging love for souls beyond mere church membership.
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Peterson
First Baptist Church
Billy
Fie
Jesus
Modern Appliances Featured At Elyria Electrical Expo
The Electrical Appliance Exposition at the Elks Hall enters its second day with Elyria residents viewing the latest home appliances and entering prize drawings for merchandise certificates. Admission is free. the event runs 2 30 to 10 p m daily and is sponsored by The Chronicle Telegram and local appliance dealers.
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Elks’ Hall
Elyria
Chronicle-Tele
Gram and Elyria
Joe Boddy
Peterson Warns Christians Fight for Crown and Prayer
The speaker urged believers to seek God and win souls, saying true Christians never know defeat. He warned of criticism yet urged steadfast battle, drawing WWI illustrations and promising another talk at 7 50 this evening.
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Peterson
Mr. Peterson
Police Hold Man For Investigation
Police detained a man on West River Street after allegedly stealing a kodak and pipe from a resident. He reportedly asked for a shirt loan, then took the items while the woman was upstairs. The arrest led to discovery of the stolen articles, with further charges contingent on her decision.
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West River Street
WPA Immortality on Canvas Honors Public Officials
The Works Progress Administration offers to paint official portraits for those deemed worthy. If approved, an artist will create an oil painting for display in a public building. Over 200 officials have already had their portraits approved, with several hundred applications pending.
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Washington
Works Progress Administration
WPA Federal Art Project
WPA
Fined by Mayor on intoxication charge
Jerome Lamphier aged 71 was fined 1 and costs for intoxication after being arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro in police court. He was arrested about 6 15 AM when found lying on the river bank on Turner Street.
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Jerome Lamphier
Joseph Q. Petro
Lamphier
Turner Street
Lorain Man Fined for Reckless Driving
Ed Beetler of 1068 Ninth Street Lorain paid a $2 fine and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro in Police Court for reckless driving. He was charged with driving 30 to 35 miles per hour past Ely School around 11 05 A M yesterday.
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Ed Beetler
Ninth Street
Lorain
Joseph Q. Petro
Beetler
Ely School
Man Who Wrote Threat To Sonja Indicted
Hollywood April 28 Fred Cunningham who said he wrote Sonja Honie a 500 threat note as a publicity stunt was under indictment for attempted extortion today. The maximum penalty upon conviction is 20 years in prison. The 24 year old allegedly confessed that he wrote a letter demanding the money to Joe Cummings General Delivery Pasadena Cal or something will happen. The note lay buried in the actress fan mail for weeks. Cunningham traced through his handwriting and was found in Pasadena jail serving an auto theft sentence. He is held under 5000 bail for arraignment Monday.
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Hollywood
Fred Cunningham
Sonja Honie
Joe Cummings
General Delivery
Pasadena
Cal
Cunningham
Expedition Confirms Paul Redfern Death In Jungle Crash
Waldeck expedition in British Guiana says Paul Redfern American aviator missing for over a decade perished in Venezuelan jungles. Spokesmen locate crash site on Venezuela British Guiana border during flight from Brunswick to Buenos Aires but withheld details and remains until notifying the family.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Paul Redfern
Venezelan
Redfern
Venezuela
Brunswick
Buenos Aires
Accidental Shooting in Cleveland Family Incident
Nora Gorman, 21, believed a pistol was empty and aimed at the family dog in Cleveland Ohio. Her 14 year old sister Mary Agnes intervened and was struck when the gun fired, the bullet lodging in her left cheek and causing injuries. She remained in good condition in a hospital.
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Cleveland, CO
Nora Gorman
Mary Agnes
Nora
Oberlin Library Holds Rare Early Ohio Imprints
Oberlin College Library announces unique Ohio imprints not held elsewhere in its records. Highlights include Kilbourn's Ohio Gazetteer editions from 1813, early Harmony Auxiliary Bible Society report, and Acts of the State of Ohio 1805. Northwest Caravan arrives. Modern Pioneers perform a Northwest Territory settlement play at Finney Chapel at 7:30 p.m.
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Oberlin
Northwest Territory
Oberlin College Library
Ohio
Historical Records Survey
John Kilbourn
Ohio Gazetteer
Columbus
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Harmony Auxiliary Bible Society
Grand River
Portage Presbyteres
Warren
Acts
State of Ohio
Third General Assembly
Samuel Brown
Emigrant’s
Auburn
N. Y
Morris Birkbeck
Illinois
London
Finney Chapel
Funeral services set for John D. Hays former treasurer
Funeral services will be held Saturday for John D. Hays 1 former Belmont county treasurer and state senator and representative who died last night.
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ST. Clairsville, CO
John D. Hays
Belmont County
Accuse Salesman Of Threatening The President
Keith M. Rapp, a 35 year old Bakersfield salesman, was detained in Memphis by Secret Service agents after writing a letter threatening to kill President Roosevelt. He was jailed in Shelby County and faced arraignment in federal court with bail set at 10000 dollars. Federal plans included transporting him to Los Angeles for a mental evaluation.
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Memphis
Los Angeles
U. S. District Attorney’s Office
Rapp
Roosevelt
Daniel Paullo
Bakersfield
Washington
Secret Service
Mercer County Home Names New Superintendent
Aloys Moeder of St. Henry, a 50 year old farmer and former teacher, was appointed superintendent of the Mercer county home effective May 2. His wife Mrs. Moeder becomes matron. Ex-superintendent Aloys Beckstedt was recently convicted of embezzlement.
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Celina, O
Aloys Moeder
St. Henry
Mercer County
Moeder
Aloys Beckstedt
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