Fall of a Minister: Murder Charge Looms in Wife Deaths
Muskogee Oklahoma August 16 A Herrie 51 once pastor of two churches faced a day in jail awaiting grand jury action on possible indictment in the death of his first wife last March His second wife a 19 year old Sunday school teacher was released after custody Officials say the grand jury convening today will consider charges against Herrie who long had a stormy reforming career and remarried soon after his first wife fell ill and died Authorities say both marriages drew earlier church expulsions and that Herrie and his second wife confessed to intimacies before the first wifes death"}
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Muskogee
Okla
A. Herrie
Berrie
Liberty
Taylor Rogers
Orson
Minis
Rhie
Cumberland
A. C. Trotter
Jentinel
East Amherst Hosts Brotherhood Event at Bischoff Home
East Amherst on August 8 reports Louis Bischoff hosted members and families of St. Peter's Evangelical Brotherhood at his home. Over a hundred attended games including art base ball with ladies winning. Masonic Quartet performed and a Benny Edwards Albert Harsar comedy skit entertained. Refreshments followed late.
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Brotherhood
Amherst
Louis Bischoff
Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Masonic
Benny Edwards
Albert Harsar
Litchfield Visit Highlights Local Social Notes
Litchfield Aug 8 Mr and Mrs George Preto and Lena Mae of Cuyahoga Falls were Sunday visitors in the area. Ruth Vivian Lapphear’s activities are pending this week with the 4 H girls of Medina County. All Masons and Eastern Stars families invited to 4th District picnic at Chippewa Lake on Wednesday afternoon Aug 10. A S Canfield of Millersburg Oak supper Thursday evening with his son Russell Canfield. Mr and Mrs Harry Bearer of Elyria were Sunday dinner guests.
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Litchfield
George Preto
Lena Mae
Cuyahoga Falla
L. R. Kinall
Ruth Vivian Lapphear
Melina County
Chippewa Lake
A. S
American girls win beauty test in Los Angeles
The piece celebrates U S female athletes at the Los Angeles world contests, praising their charm while noting their athletic prowess in swimming and track and field. It lists Josephine McKim Eleanor Holm Jane Fauntz Dorothy Pointon Katherine Rawls Helene Madison and others as examples, comparing international competitors with American athletes.
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Los Angeles
Sam
United States
Josephine McKim
Eleanor Holm
Jane Fauntz
Dorothy Pointon
Katherine Rawls
Mary Carew
Evelyne Hall
Track and Field Corps
U.S. A
Helene Madison
Margaret Hoffman
Louisa Roberts
Edna McKibbon
Betty Wilde
Nan Gindele
Gloria Russell
Ann Govednik
Georgia Coleman
Lenore Kight
Ethel Catherwood
Aileen Meagher
Canada
Ingeborg Stoquist
Sweden
Ingrid Larsen
Denmark
Mary Kenyon
Great Britain
Fela Shabinska
Poland
Yvonne Godard
France
Uncle Sam
Local Social Notes And School Staffing Change
Afternoon callers include Mr and Mrs Ed Humel and son of Lakewood. Gale family from Cleveland now reside on the McCray farm at Grow Corner. Mrs John Hoffman hosts her Cleveland aunt. Parke Thompson entertains a friend from Campbell. Austin Hastings family of Spencer visit H Hastings home. Hastings wife returns to Spencer. Litchfield Exchange Co meets Wednesday. North Olmsted teacher Helen Reed seeks release for Columbus position. school board to hire replacement. Mrs O P Jenkins recovering after operation at Hy Lem Clinic.
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Clyde Bradley
Ed Humel
Lakewood
Gale
Cleveland
McCray
Grow Corner
John Hoffman
Parke Thompson
Campbell
Ohio
Austin Hastings
Spencer
H. G. Hastings
Lake Avenue Entertains Ty Honor of House Guest
On Friday afternoon Mrs. R H Callier entertained in honor of her sister Mrs E C Peachey of Elmira NY. The guests included former Elyria school associates. Two bridge tables with honors to Miss Harriet Hubbard and Miss Anna Spencer. A luncheon followed. Attending were Miss Frances Tuthill Miss George Tulk Miss Alice Gaston Miss Harriet Hubbard Miss Vanita Hubbard Miss Anna Spencer Mrs Louis Drkes and Mrs Peachey.
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Lake Avenue
R. H. Callier
E. C. Peachey
Elmira
N. Y
George Tulk
Alice Gaston
Harriet Hubbard
Vanita Hubbard
Anna Spencer
Louis Drkes
Peachey
Strawberries Plowed Under to Avert Loss in Washington
Hundreds of acres of strawberries were plowed underground by growers to avoid selling at a loss. Portland report notes a mother was handcuffed by her young son who snapped a pair of old restraints on her wrists. she sought help, and a key was found at a fire station by Police Sergeant Foote.
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Probestel
Wash
Ross
Portland
Ore
E. A. Daniels
Foote
Cambridge Graduates Seek Many Types Of Life Work
Cambridge graduates pursue diverse careers through the University Appointments Board, now in its 30th year. About 776 of the annual 1450 graduates are eligible for employment, with others entering medicine law clergy or family firms. The board’s placements vary with demand, peaking at 500 placed in 1929 and 1936, while 365 were placed in 1931 due to economic downturn. Cambridge alumni spread to India Egypt Africa Ceylon the Malay States Iraq and other empire regions, entering education commerce science industry and civil service.
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Cambridge
England
University Appointments Board
Appointments Board
India
Egypt
Africa
Ceylon
Malay States
Iraq
Far East
Cop Hosts Picnic For 2500 Good Boys And Girls
Haverhill Massachusetts police officer William Foren hosted a boat picnic for 2,500 well behaved youths from the Acres area. Residents donated funds for ice cream and sandwiches as thanks for orderly conduct.
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Haverhill
Mass
William Foren
Acres
Dogs kill 24 sheep on Montana ranch raid
A group of dogs killed twenty four sheep at the ranch of George Bratton in Alta Mont. Ralph Homer, the poundmaster, has execution of several suspected sheep-killing canines and Bratton expects ongoing losses to his flock.
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George Bratton
Altamont
Bratton
Ralph Homer
Paper waste sale nets big yearly income for stores
A group of Boston retail stores including major departments signed contracts to sell waste paper to a Chicago firm, converting an annual expense of at least $5,000 into more than $6,000 in yearly income. The move, if Roosevelt’s belief is right that education starts after college, parallels Cambridge’s approach to helping seniors begin life’s first year strong as they graduate.
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Boston
W.P
Chicago
Roosevelt
Appointments Board
Cambridge
Discovery of hay fever and asthma cause claimed
Suffering readers are told science has found the basic cause of hay fever and bronchial asthma and offers a method to eradicate it rather than just treat symptoms. A booklet detailing the discovery is offered free by writing to Dept. 3347 Fugate Company in Indianapolis.
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Fugate Company
S. Meridian St
Indianapolis
Ind
Motorists Refill From Free Gas After Truck Crash
A large gasoline truck overturned in a ditch in Seattle, spilling 3,000 gallons. Passing motorists gathered to dip up fuel as a lake formed beside the road until the truck could be towed out. County Purchasing Agent John Bennett puzzled by misplacement of oversized No 16 shoes in a separate note.
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Seattle
T.p
Carnera
John Bennett
Local Record Reveals Incomplete Ownership Claim
A garbled fragment shows a dispute over ownership with unclear names. The text hints at a county or land matter where key details failed to be disclosed, leaving questions about who holds ownership and what rights are involved.
Pastor Wrestles Clergy Man at Hingham Event
Rev Lex King Souter of Hingham Congregational Church wrestled Lee Wykoff 220 pounds at a recent American Legion field day to aid the unemployed. The barefoot bout followed a session that had seen Souter defeat Ove Sonnenberg. A freak plant in West Quincy yard puzzles botanists, likely a cross pollination result, with a three foot trunk and thorned branches.
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Hingham
Lex King Souter
Hingham Congregational Church
Lee Wykoff
Professoral
Ove Sonnenberg
American Legion
West
Quincy
Mase
Frank Luonsi
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