Pittsburgh Heroism Awards Recognize 27 Carnegie Medals
Deeds of heroism are honored by the Carnegie hero fund commission with 27 medals for the first quarter of 1327. Awards include posthumous honors and recognitions for Ohio and neighboring states, detailing rescuers from drownings, vehicle dangers, and a train incident. Notable honorees include Carl Denver and Ruth Sherwood, among others, with medal presentations to families.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hero Furd Commission
Carl Denver
St. Chrisyilie
Doris FE. Randolph
Helmont Hills
Thomas I.T
New Sosenz
ST Ie
Irene
Ohio River
Liverpool
John M
Algerns
McCuonell
Miek Kibbi
Miss McConnel
Eeimme
Suasa Ruth Sherwooud
Cleveland
Dale RB
Smit
Lakeside
Kari R. Dass
Wadteworth
Feink
Smidilwanety
Sharon Tenver
Iso
Haze
Irene Webb
Arihtsbula
Helen Shellhemmer
Lake Erie
Willis H. Parkinson
Wadsworth
Ruth L. Hoelzle
Attilio Pailygus
Dunbar
Arthur “J. Breaxer
Rachel
William D. Price
Level Green
Judith C. Moore
Bartwell
Turner Freed On Murder Charge
Mehin Turner was cleared of first degree murder of his stepfather Henry Heathard after a jury of six men and six women found him not guilty following about an hour of deliberation in London. The case involved 65 year old Sterling constable Heathard.
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London
Mehin Turner
Henry Heathard
Sterling Constable
Death Record for Mrs Flora Uard and Frances Wan lecker
Funeral services for Mrs Flora Uard and Frances Wan lecker were planned for yesterday afternoon at 2 from the Miller sidecker home on Lake Avenue. Rev. JL Stine will officiate. Delbert Hunter, age 83, of Mansfield, is listed in the notice.
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Flora Uard
Aed Yee
Fire brigade extinguishes blaze at Parkagepus house
Local squad responding to a fire at a dog house belonging to He orl Vacdessark. The blaze caused damage estimated from an unknown origin. The resident was not at home when the fire broke out.
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He Orl Vacdessark
Carrier Pigeon Report In Yared Of Lam Al Hale
A. Gibron at 5 East Street phoned the Courier-Telegraph to report a carrier pigeon bearing the number ASHICKO was left or attempted to leave. The caller noted the bird appeared to be in distress and requested assistance or proper handling by authorities.
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Lam AL Hale
A. Gibron
East Street
Cbhrugirle-Telefrac
Ashicko
Tls
Orford
Promissory Note Suit In Lasher Company Action
A Lasher Company suit in the common court concerns a promissory note linked to a purchase of merchandise from a seller. The case involves allegations of unpaid balance and seeks remedies under contract law. The parties include A ent and the company, with the court handling the payment claim and related assets.
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Elizabeth Saral Sentenced to Marysville Reformatory
Elizabeth Saral Leram charged with no statutory offense appeared before the judge. Webber today on her previous plea of guilty and was sentenced to Marysville reformatory for women for an indeterminate period.
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Elizabeth Saral
Marysville
Eizabeth Sakal
Leram
Budge
R. Webber
Marysville Reformatory
Alimony Granted Temporarily in Sylvester Vital Case
In a pretrial hearing today Judge A R Webber granted ClaIntifs temporary alimony to Sylvester Vital. She will receive 57 dollars per month and 25 dollars for representational costs while the divorce proceeds.
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Ios
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Sylvester Vital
Wat
A. R. Webber
Wenth
Repentes
Bond Fixes for George Seymore in Grand Jury Case
George Seymore of Teleda appeared in the court of Common Pleas after being bound over to the grand jury by Justice S J. He faced grand larceny charges and bond was set at 9 000 for his next court term.
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Tolleman
George Seymore
Teleda
Court of Justice
S.J
George
Court of Common Pees
Bondot
Fined for Failing to Send Child to School in Grafton
August Yorkaine of Grafton appeared before Justices S.t George for failing to send his 15 year old child to school. He was fined five dollars and costs by the court.
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Grafton
Justices
S.t George
Five criminal actions dropped by common pleas court
Five criminal actions were dropped in the court of common pleas today. Tomer Clement, indicted for first degree murder in April 1925, and Clifford Jackson, indicted in May 1925 for non support, had cases noted due to deaths. George Mingione and William Slaruler, tied to the Grafton Bank robbery, were nolled after another suspect pled guilty. Carruthers’s statutory charge was also nolled.
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Court of Common Pleas
Tomer Clement
Clifford ©. Jackson
George Mingione
William Slaruler
Grafton
Orgainar Ilared Carruthers
City parade and community scenes described in paper
The article fragment sketches a city parade with officials and crippled children riding, Rotary Club involvement, local merchants represented, and church choirs preparing for services. It hints at civic events, attendance by over a dozen merchants, and a day schedule with leaders and pulpit roles noted amidst schooling and church activity.
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Earies
Aneuican Legion
Rotary Club
Viera
de Nelas
Indusire
Schoer
Real Estate Transfers Fragment from Elyria Ohio Area
Real estate transfers list includes multiple lot sales and subdivison notes in Elyria and nearby villages. Names mentioned include Edith E Gould Iva M Beebe Dominic ODonnell and others with references to parcels in Southwest Elyria Sheffele Lake and Am karst areas.
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Dana
B. Gordon
Elytia
Edith E. Gould
Iva M. Beebe
Uberiin
Villardian Trust Co
Dominic
O'Donnell
Sheffele Lake
Stu
Boys Enjoy Outdoor Life at Elyria Y M C A Camp
A vivid report from Elyria Y M C A camp along the Vermailion river describes bunk lodges for sixty to seventy boys, a barge mess hall, and thirty five acres of primeval forest. It notes nearby rivers, fishing, and a rugged summer scene with boys spending weekends, cooking meals, and exploring the woods under supervision, with local workers building the facilities.
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Rm Boya Paradise
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Vermailion
Chance Creek
Elyria Rotary Ghaiy
Huron
Wehican
Pontine Reid
Trent
Henea
Number One Relief Funds Face Big Ask After Flood Damage
The article discusses expected congressional action on relief funds after floods. President Hoover may request an additional five million dollars, bringing total relief to about six million. Cotton damage is cited at around 29 million, with broader disaster costs rising as recovery efforts proceed.
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Wuview
Commaree Hoover
Levee Watch Amid Flood Threats Across Delta Region
Reports describe ongoing river rise threatening Yazoo and Natchez areas as engineers monitor levees on both sides of the delta. Deer Park notes water over a levee but no crevasse yet. A mention of a petrified forest found in Texca caps the fragment.
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Delta
Natchez
Louisiana
Deer Park
Brownhelm school notes and events in April and May
Brownhelm addresses R. W. Becutil telephone Black 15. An annual melting party planned for April at the auditorium with entertainment and family visitors. A school party for 19 pupils, a subscription to CSCO, and a sequence of civic and health activities described. Summer program proposals and parent meetings scheduled for May 47th, with health clinics for entering kindergartners. Final item notes a Sunday sermon for the 1927 graduating class at the Congregational church.
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Dudheatiacs
Reinier
Assori
Sumner PW
Weinesiav
Mav Jth
iPat
Nilkhias
Bank cashier sought for College Corner case
Charles Stout, once cashier at a Hamilton bank, faces repeated arrests and bond changes over misappropriation of funds estimated near 70,000. After the bank closure he vanished, was located in Dayton, brought to Hamilton, released on bonds, and remains sought as a grand jury prepares to hear depositors’ testimony.
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College Cohner
Charles Stout
Benk Wabuier
Comer
Sehacffer
Prometer
Oxford
Suour
Stout
Indiana
College Corner
Ohio
J. S. Cramer
Cramer
Dayton
Hamilton
Frider
Rogers
Eagles Initiate Large GG Girls Class Tomorrow
Elsina Aerie 431 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will initiate a large class of candidates tomorrow at 6 o clock in Roemer of Mother’s Day. The Fraternal Order of Eagles is the sponsor nationwide. Past grand worthy president Otto P DeLuse of Cincinnati will deliver the principal address. The ritualistic work will be performed by the prom ny ide degree team and officers.
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Order of Hanks
Roemer
Mother’s Dar
Order of Eagles
Otto P DeLuse
Cincinnail
Élrria
Oficerr
Markets Cleveland Live Stock and Grain Reports
Markets from Cleveland Toledo and Chicago show hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts and mixed prices with steady to slightly firmer tones. Grain notes include Toledo wheat and corn quotes, Minneapolis and Chicago staples, and regional grain prices for oats flax and hay futures.
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Cleveland
Apr
Chicago
Teceipis
Tyne
Broilers Toasiers Ae Ducks
Poiaines
United States
Eli Swek
Wisconsin
Idaho
Chen Rosses
Florida
Texas
Louisiana
Alite
Uae
Toledo
Claver
Alaske
Timothy
Lorain Mecca for K P S Tonight
Lorain hosts a Knights of Pythias district conference with delegates from thirty-eight lodges across the state. A banquet and sessions are set at Lorain High School auditorium starting at 5 48 p m with speakers Grand Chancellor Wilhems of Columbus Grand Keeper at the Seal ECL Cornell Grand Prelate James Duar Jr Cleveland among speakers.
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Kaigats of
Pythias
Wile Hems of
Columbus
Seale Ecl
Cornell
Sonting Greco
James Duar
Clevéland
Aromoung Lie
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Today’s Ten Questions from Classified Page
A fragmented OCR page asks ten history questions about U S presidents and events. It references the first president from the Allegheny region, Rough Riders officer, Woodrow Wilson’s prior office, Vice President during Wilson, a radical woman linked to an assassination, Harding era office, post-1911 presidential trips, a major Harding conference, a U S researcher captured in 1917, and Mexican territorial claims before the Mexican War.
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Iverican
Allegheny Mountains
Rough Riders
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
McMkinlex
Coslidge
Haul Bigboat Through City
An unusual sight occurred on Maddie Avenue this morning as a 4.65 foot boat on its way to Myers Lake caused a brief halt. A local trucking company transporting the boat from Sagddushv to Canton stopped for adjustments before continuing toward Canton with the craft aboard a flatbed.
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Maddie Avenue
Myers Lake
Canton
Sagddushv
Zgenre Casolie
Weddings and socials light up Grange area in April
Apr 30 notes Mrs Bred Wilcus hosts a dinner party in honor of daughter Winifred’s engagement to Mr Charles Sparks of Detroit. Guests include Mrs Mary Shas, Detroit. Mr and Mrs Clydes Nugent and son of Flynn. the Sparks. and others. They wed Apr 25 in Detroit and plan to live there. Also covers Wistaria club event hosted by Mrs Chester Bothwell on West Main Street with several local residents in attendance. The piece lists local personals including A J Bauer from Cleveland and Wyff Sackson, and mentions a plant show and a mummy play for two hours with a large cast and local names.
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Bred Wilcus
Bothwell
Wistaria Club
Chester Bothwell
Bowie
West Mair Street
A. J. Bauer
Cleveland
la Grance
Wyff Sackson
Farmes’s Cooperative Supply Company
Paul Sage
Margene
Harley Wheel
A. M
Welling
Sir Heeder Fish
Judson
Syieer
Laidlaw
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