Gunbattle at Green Lantern barbecue wounds two men
Cleveland authorities hunt two wounded men after a midnight shooting at the Green Lantern barbecue three miles south of Mansfield Ohio. Four men entered the speakeasy and tried to rob a slot machine. two fled in a blood smeared auto as the others were shot. Names of suspects and fugitives were provided by the wounded and detained men. Saxony reports 1543 singing societies with 56,198 members.
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Cleveland
Green Lantern
Here
W.&e. Howell
Howell
Howwell
Scranton
Loudonville
Boy Buried In Sand Dies In Rockefller Park Cav e In Cleveland
In Cleveland on August 1 John Hartman Jr a 13 year old died from injuries after a sand bank buried him while he and his 8 year old brother Robert dug a cave in Rockefeller Park. Fire rescue crews failed to revive him at Mt Sinai hospital where he died. Robert was rescued by bystanders and plasmates.
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Cleveland
John Hartman, Jr
Rockefeller Park
Mt. Sinai Hospital
John
Robert
4-H Sewing Club Meets at Brownhelm
The Perfection Sewing club held its last regular meeting at the Congregational church parlor in Brownhelm. Emma Miller led the business session as plans were made for a future meeting with a display of members' work and mothers as guests.
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Brownhelm
Perfection Sewing Club
H. L. Leimbach
A. J. Cooper
Emma Miller
Marian Streicher
Else Trinter
Elizabeth
Ruth
Dorothea Angersbach
Eleanor Leuszler
Emma Kubishka
Kathryn Sanders
Jennie Mori
Marguerite Bacon
Dorothy Beetler
Ruth Herchler
Ruby Holliday
Vivian Schmidt
H .L. Leimbach
Clara Hasenpflug
Rosemary Ruth
Sunset Service Held at Nokomis Park Vermal 100
The Soratn County Christian Endeavor Union held a sunset service at Nokomis park Vermal 100 Sunday evening. Attenders from the Congregational C I society included Misses Ruth Christine and Fern Ladrach, Howard Ladrach, Gilbert and Stewart Fairchild, Lester Zunt, Russel Miller, Melvin Niggle and Herman Greenoe.
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Soratn County Christian Endeavor Union
Nokomis Park
Vermal- 100
Congregational
C. I. Society
Misses Ruth
Christine
Fern Ladrach
Howard Ladrach
Gilbert
Stewart Fairchild
Lester Zunt
Russel Miller
Melvin Niggle
Herman Greenoe
Lipphardt Family Reunion Held in Birmingham
Fifty seven Lipphardt family members attended the tenth reunion on Sunday July 27 at the home of Mr and Mrs William Brill in Birmingham. Officers elected included President Leonard Brill Brownhelm Vice president George Pippert South Amherst and Secretary Treasurer Mrs John Brill Amherst. Several families from Amherst Brownhelm South Amherst Elyria and Cleveland joined a day of picnic dining and a brief business session.
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Lipphardt
Wm. Brill
Birmingham
Leonard Brill
Brownhelm
George Pippert
South Amherst
John Brill
Amherst
Leonard Beesing
Alfred Kreger
Geo Lipphardt
Carl Springer
John Witt
Herman Witte
Fred Berger
Elyma
William Brill
Nelson
Margaret
Junior
Mary Louise Mecher
Cleveland
Wm. Bill
Wells and Pitchford families host Seagle visitors
Mr and Mrs Floyd Wells entertained over the weekend with guests including Mr and Mrs William Pitchford Miss Elsie Wells Mr and Mrs George Wells and their daughter Aletha from Seagle Michigan.
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Floyd Wells
William Pitchford
Elsie Wells
George Wells
Aletha
Seagle
Michigan
Ev ang elical Girls Encampment Visit At Linwood Park
A' CAMP Misses Esther Baetz and Beat Rice Miller attend the Evangelical girls encampment at Linwood Park this week joining other local youths in worship, activities, and games hosted by the church group.
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Esther Baetz
Beatrice Miller
Linwood Park
Elyria Area Social and Religious Visits Reported
George Stick and Rev Henry Stick of Oberlin visited Ely on Tuesday. Walter Schuster family spent Sunday in Cleveland. Schuster daughter and others visited. Many neighbors and relatives, including Lindsleys, Lange, Portman and family, Eppley, Zilch, Woblever, Fisker, Klagholz, and Greening household, are noted for visits, dinners, and church attendance. Mrs Streeter fell ill after caring for her daughter Seymour Greening.
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George Stick
Henry Stick
Oberlin
Walter Schuster
Cleveland
Charles Schuster
Carl Miller
Henrietta Methodist Church
Amherst
George Eppley
Michael Woblever
Chas. Fisker
H. Pech
Kathryn Klagholz
Annabell Helle
Lorain
Robert Heinmiller
Paul
Walter Angersbach
James Rosa
F. H. Peck
Mary Streeter
Seymour Greening
Bookkeeper Held As Embezzler
Verne S. Wilbur a 31 year old bookkeeper for Otis and Co brokers was jailed in Cleveland charged with embezzling 8600. He confessed to losses beyond 8600 claiming total losses amount to about 45000 from stock manipulation in Otis accounts. Bond set at 10000 with investigation led by Assistant County Prosecutor Emendi B Freed.
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Cleveland, O
Verne S. Wilbur
Otis & Co
William Zoul
Emendi B Freed
Wilbur
Otis
Freed
William R Daley
Otis & Company
Daley
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