Wellington Diamond Jubilee Homecoming Climax Fete Annex
Wellington Ohio marks its Diamond Jubilee with the dedication of an annex to Herrick Memorial Library. Parmeley W. Herrick, son of Myron T. Herrick, presents a 70 000 gift from the late ambassador to fund the addition. Dr William E Barton of Boston speaks. Parmeley Herrick breaks ground at the library ceremony.
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Wellington
Herrick
Myron T. Herrick
Parmeley W. Herrick
Willam E. Barton
Boston
Former priest chaplain argues crime stems from home and school
Rev L A Sippler former Mansfield Reformatory chaplain addresses Kiwanis at Hotel Newell on crime causes. He cites housing, unemployment and disease as drivers with inmates' education levels, disputes with reformatory leadership, and praise for Cuyahoga County probation. He urges prevention bedrock work and notes public awareness gaps.
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L. A. Sippler
Plymouth
Mansfield Reformatory
Kiwanis Club
Newell
Sippler
Mansfield
Cuyahoga County
Club
George Colburn
Eaton Pledges Fortune in Anti Merger Battle
Cyrus S. Eaton testified at the Youngstown Sheet & Tube Bethlehem Steel merger suit that almost his entire fortune is at stake in blocking the billion dollar consolidation. He explained International Shares Corporation would cover some litigation costs while he personally would pay dissenting stockholders, and noted he and Otis & Company have spent over 11 million dollars on buying Sheet and Tube stock. He owns 50,000 shares and controls more through associates as he argues terms are unfair. The witness recounted secretly negotiated talks and his bid to delay the deal to study the proposal.
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Youngstown
Cyrus S. Eaton
Youngstown Sheet & Tube - Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Cleveland
International Shares Corporation
Otis & Company
Eaton
Bethlehem
Sheet & Tube Board
Campbell
Eaton Fn
Inland Steel
Chicago
Sheet
Loraine County Fair Exhibits Judge Holt Champions Set
The Loraine County Wel ling Fair announced winners in the Pood and Calf Club Exhibits. Miss Wilma Bonar and Horton B Alger reported blue ribbon group wins in Girls Clubs Food Clothing and Room divisions. Grand Champion Holstein Heifer was Perry Brandt with a two year old. Ayrshire Guernsey and Jersey entries shown by notable families.
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Wilma Bonar
Horton B Alger
Carlisle
LF. Eldred
Huntington
J. C. Rapking
O. Neel
Columbia
Dorothy Crocker
Ridgeville
Frank Mason
Oberlin
Belden
Nellie Lehman
I. F. Eldred
Wellington
Willoughby Bruce
Richard Harris
William Warns
Pittsfield
Melvin Hurst
Robert Hoskin
Eaton
William Marris
Robert Penfound
Harold Krueck
Heifer
Perry Brandt
Charles Webber
Brighton
Edgar Jones
Penfield
Ayrshire
Ide McConnell
Alger
Winowers
John Mohrman
Helen McConnell
Richard McConnell
Ida McConnell
Edward McConnell
Norman McConnell
Mary Hyde
Jersey
Frank Parson
Henry Schriver
Frank
Auto Crash Suit In Lorain Involves Minor Driver
Michael Carreo files a $600 claim in Lorain alleging his car was damaged when O L McCahon s fourteen year old daughter drove McCahon s car with her father in consent on August 7. The suit centers on the minor driver as the alleged operator of the vehicle involved in the collision.
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McCahon
Lorain
Michael
Carreo
O. L. McCahon
Specialists puzzled by famed feudist's death
William Anderson Hatfield known as Cap Hatfield, a key figure in the Hatfield McCoy feud, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital at 67. His death surprised specialists despite conflicting diagnoses, while his son Coleman A. Hatfield Logan police magistrate and attorney and a daughter were with him on the trip from Logan West Virginia. Dr. B D Smith Hatfield's personal physician also attended.
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Baltimore
William Anderson
Cap) Hatfield
Logan
W. Va
John Hopkins Hospital
Fmght
Atheer Satas
Ned
Coleman A. Hatffield
B. D. Smith
Hatfield
Ohio to start probe of bus operation quality
The Public Utilities Commission in Columbus opens a statewide inquiry into Ohio bus operation with conferences and surveys. Inspectors will review law violations, defective equipment, and driver fitness, warning companies to fix issues or face certificate revocation after a 30 day follow up.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tao
Tax Reductions To Relieve Ohio Farmers Tax Burden
Drought has cut farm land values in parts of Ohio prompting a state tax commission plan to reduce assessments about 20 percent in Athens Belmont Guernsey Harrison Monroe and Noble counties. Hearings may extend to other counties as reappraisals begin. George C. Braden chairs the commission with Grange and Farm Bureau backing farmers. Reductions have already occurred in 28 counties.
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Columbus
State Tax Commission
Athens
Belmont
Guernsey
Harrison
Monroe
Noble
George C. Braden
State Grange
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Commission
Federal judge orders witnesses to answer grand jury questions
New York Aug. 22 Federal Judge Warren W Burroughs today ordered Mrs Bertha Ewald Martin J Healy and Thomas Tommaner to answer questions before a federal grand jury investigating charges that former Magistrate Ewald failed to file a proper income tax return.
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New York
Warren W. Burroughs
Bertha Ewald
Martin J. Healy
Thomas Tommaner
Federal
Grand Jury
Ewald
Alliance Man Chosen as Head of Local Hospital
Pacific Flight Starts Sunday from Tokyo to Tacoma announced by Harold Bromley an American aviator. He will take off Sunday in a planned trans Pacific night flight after a final trial flight and other preparations are set for Saturday. Bromley will use the City of Tacoma plane he brought from America.
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Kasumigura
Tokyo
Harold Bromley
Tacoma
Wash
Bromley
City of
America
Hoover named new Elyria Memorial Hospital superintendent
Frank A. Hoover of Alliance Ohio will become head of Elyria Memorial Hospital on or about October 1 succeeding John R. Mannix who resigned to join the University Hospitals group in Cleveland. Mannix has served as hospital superintendent since 1926.
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Frank A. Hoover
Alliance
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John R. Mannix
Hoover
Ohio
Mt. Union College
Elyria Hospital
Mannix
University Hospitals Group
Cleveland
Lakeside Hospital
Babies and Children's Hospital
Maternity
Hanna Hospital
Rainbow Hospital
Seward Elected Head of Democrats in County Meeting
D W Seward of Elyria was chosen chairman of the executive committee at the Democratic County Central committee gathering in Eagle's hall. L A Snell and Floyd Helfrich were reelected president and secretary respectively, with other officers to be finalized as headquarters are chosen. Meetings to plan campaigns will begin soon.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Eagle's Hall
D. W. Seward
Elyria
Central Committee
L A. Snell
Floyd Helfrich
Seward
Painters Join Home Owners Bureau as Groups Expand
The Home Owners Bureau reports rapid growth with four new divisions added since last Friday, including Insurance Men Contractors Plumbers and Painters. The Painters group met Tuesday night with J M Clauvelt Charles W Baker A Shrubsole Hobill Burnham W W Watson E A Lewis and E J Blaser and plans to discuss joining the Master Painters and Decorators Association and elect officers at a 7:30 Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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Home Owners Bureau
Ernest F. Jones
Thea
Bureau
J. M. Clauvelt
Charles W. Baker
Two Bodies Found From Yacht Wreck Victims
Oslo report reveals the body of Salomon August Andrée, Swedish engineer, recovered on Franz Josef Land by the Brattvåg expedition. Two unknown companions also found, both reportedly submerged and frozen.
Wife Confesses to Killing Husband in Fairmont
Daisy Randall Clayton 23 admitted to prosecutors that she and not her lover Fay Dunn 23 murdered Amog Clayton 52 at their Fairmont home. She said an axe caused the death and left a note suggesting suicide. Dunn was released after her second confession proved correct. The attack occurred at six yesterday morning and the victim lived until 4 p.m. due to financial strains and age difference.
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Fairmont
W.va
Daisy Randall Clayton
M. E. Morgan
Fay Dunn
Amog Clayton
Here
Dunn
Bodies of two missing men found after 33 years
In Oslo, authorities say two corpses recovered on a frozen island near Franz Josef Land belong to the 1897 Andree North Pole balloon expedition. The third man’s body remains undiscovered as survivors were found at a cliffside camp on Victoria Island, with the logbook recovered aboard the Brattwaag.
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North Pole
Oslo
Norway
Andres
Arctic
Franz Joseph Lands
North Polar
Spitzbergen
Victoria Island
Salomon August Andree
Nils Strinkberg
Knut H. F. Fraekel
Dane's Island
Tiebergen
Brattwaag
Andree
Strindberg
Frackel
Young Pilot Aims For West-East Record Flight
Eddie Schneider, a young aviator from New Hampshire, took off from Western Air Express on a return transcontinental flight at 9:55 a.m. E. ST. He plans to stop in Wichita for refueling before continuing to St. Louis, hoping to beat the late Frank Goldsborough’s west-east junior record. Schneider’s east-west mark from Los Angeles to Albuquerque was 29 hours 41 minutes.
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Albuquergle
N. H
Eddie Schneider
Western Air Express
Wicichits
Schneider
Wichita
St Louis
Frank Golds
Los Angeles
Bicycle riders near 691 hour endurance mark
Three cyclists reached 691 hours in continuous riding by press time. They plan to ride through tonight at ten o'clock to complete 29 days of nonstop cycling.
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Parmley W. Herrick
Prladd
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GLUB
Loraine County
Labor Day
Ward T. van Orman
Goodyear
Akron, O
Lieut
Exmest de Muyter
van Orman
Probe OF
Utilities Commission
Pacific Flight
D.W. Seward
Home Bureau
Spitbergen
North Pols
Bagbladet Today
Franz Joseph Land
Brattvaag
S Vednogge
Wat Woosepred
West Virginia
Commissioners’ Office
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