Confessed Killing Man Linked to Auto-Lite Strike
Toledo police announced that Steve Bienick, 18, an inmate at Mansfield reformatory, confessed to killing Steve Cygon during the Auto-Lite strike riot on May 24. The statement, given after inquiries by the reform school and Toledo homicide detective John Hovey, will be presented to the county grand jury.
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Toledo, O
Steve Bienick
Toledo
Mansfield Reformatory
Steve Cygon
Auto-Lite
Zrentek
Reformatory
Cygon
John Hovey
Fiddle Star Judith Poska Cited In Los Angeles Gift Case
A report from Los Angeles details a dispute over an $18,000 gift involving Judith Poska and Efrem Imbaust. The item is described as a fiddle, with Poska noted as a former student of a renowned virtuoso and connected to a radio station leadership role. The fragment references emotions and a broad insistence on merit, but specifics remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Judith Poska
Efrem Imbaust
Hare
Los Angeles
Ma Gesius
Gtr
Wvielius
Norwalk News Briefs Include Local Visits and Games
Local residents Homer Hoyt and family hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs W J Benson and Mr and Mrs H Psaboy and guests. The Red Caps lost to Clyde 4 to 10 in a Sunday baseball game. A barn in Was ground was struck and burned. Ed Ebel and children spent the weekend in Cleveland. Mrs Gladen Thudhum hosted a guest from Monroeville last week.
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Wakeman
Ausald Gaber
Ralz
Norwalk
Robert Hoyt
W. J. Benson
H Psaboéy
Peabod
Amherst
Fred Peat Hoyt
Fred
Rochester Attends Funeral for Newcomb at Penfield
Mr and Mrs W E Crandell attended the funeral of E B Newcomb at Penfield Sunday. Newcomb died from injuries after a fall two months prior. Local residents, including Harley Long and family, visited Del Simmons home, while Crandells hosted Jean Crandell of Elyria and Clara Ketcaim of New London. Other callers included Merle Gillispie and Rachel Simonson of Cleveland at Henry Barnes home, and visits by the Snider and Biddinger families across Wellington and Mifflin venues.
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Penfisid
Harley Long
Dorste
Lyle
4Is Fiend
del Simmons
W. E. Crandell
Jean Crandell
Elyvia
Atters
Clara Ketcaim
New London
Henry Barnes
Merle Gillispie
Rachal Simonson
Cleveland
Liboie Barnes
Lawrence Snider
Larue Biddinger
Floyd Iris
Wellington
Charles Livermore
Richard
Clifford Teasels
Sandusky
Gilas Seger
Mrs
Recital by Miss Lahiff Students in Amherst Ohio
Miss Agnes Lahiff presented her students in piano at St Joseph school hall Amherst on August 17. The program featured duets, solos, and a large cast in a playlet with characters from Thumbelina to Cinderella. A later Ludwig funeral rite for Mrs. Ludwig drew attendees from multiple nearby towns.
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Agnes Lahiff
Amherst
St Joseph School Hall
John
June Ruth
Harry Real
Gerald Schraeder
Overhold
Ida Truscello
John Ruth
Wachs
Ruth Hollins
DeLeon James Delefield
Junior Ehrman
Jassie Brennen
Mu. Ming
Jessie Brenneard
Burm Hollingsworth
Grven
Janet Smith
David
James Delefield
Mrs. Pater
Inne Roth Thumbelina
Barts Herbs
Mary
Edinh Maze
Miss Muffet
Marrome
Se’e Roth
Tschaikowsky
Raad
Edith “Maze
Marjorie Bryl
Richard Ehrmar
Crowe
Juze Ruth Bad Land
Fairchild
June Penders Hartrethes
Gavneer
Janet
Maryotie Niesen
Barts the Clown
Missionary Endeavor Meetings at St Pauls Lutheran
The Womens Missionary Endeavor group met at St Pauls Lutheran Church Park on Thursday afternoon. After song and prayer a discussion on the copy The Church and Church Society occurred, and mite boxes were passed. Entertained guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Coverdale included Mr and Mrs William Cook and children Buy and Eleanor Oberlin, and Miss Day. Mrss and daughter Velma from Mad Wisconsin visited, along with Major and Mrs E C Stiwald.
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Womens Missionary Endeavor
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Church Park
Ollowing
Joe Coverdale
Hazel Street
William Cook
Buy
Eleanor
Oberlin
Miss Day
Velma
Mad
Wisconsin
Church Announcements and Local Visitors Highlight Elyria Notes
Local items list church announcements from St Peter's Evangelical Congregational and First Evangelical churches with service times and schools. Elyria and Lorain visitors are noted along with several residents visiting Cleveland and Birmingham areas. Kansas birds cited as resourceful in Columbus, Kansas, shutdown water flow by closing a nozzle at a device Buchanan used nearby.
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St. Peter's Evangelical Church
C. E. Schmidt
Church Schol
Congregational Church
F E. Eastman
First Evangelical Church
A M Rickel
St Paul's Lutheran Church
RK. C Bossee
Methodist Church
R. ¢ Jansen
St Joseph R C
James Eischen
Kansas
Columbus
Kan
George Buchanan
Buchanan
Flock of Birds Serves Drinks and Odd Tidings
A curious scene reports birds assembled for water then departed to return with a woodpecker that drilled a hole to furnish drinks for onlookers. Buchanan notes a curious treasury report duty from the Comptroller of the Currency while highlighting Singapore’s growing strategic importance.
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Buchanan
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