Four Arrested In Kidnapping And Assault Case
Olympia police say four men including Dr K W Berry and former Montesano town marshal William McAloon were arrested in connection with the kidnapping and beating of Irving Baker a former Coast Guard officer. Baker who was taken to a gravel pit where he was struck with a leather strap a pistol butt and pliers escaped serious injury and is recovering.
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Olympia
Wash
Robert Smith
Irving Baker
Coast Guard
Smith
Montesano
Baker
K. W. Berry
Berry
Elizawife
William McAloon
James Reddick
Dr. Berry
Mary Louise Bradstock Weds Pittsburgh Man
Miss Mary Louise Bradstock becomes the bride of Charles R. Travis of Pittsburgh Pa at the Bradstock home in Wellington August 20 1938 The ceremony took place before a palm and fern altar with pastel flowers and was performed by Dr Charles W Recard pastor of the First Congregational Church The bride was given in marriage by her father Mr L G Bradstock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Mary Louise Bradstock
Charles R. Travis
Pittsburgh
L. G. Bradstock
Charles W Recard
First Congregational Church
Grin and Bear It Wedding in Pittsburgh Circa Early 1900s
Mrs. Travis wore a powder blue chiffon gown with Johnnn Hill roses and was joined by maid of honor Miss Janet McClelland in dusty pink with Talisman roses. Best man was Mr. Philip Brad stock. The couple, graduates of Margaret Morrison School and University of Pittsburgh, will reside in Pittsburgh after a New England wedding trip. Musicians Mr. and Mrs. G E Hardesty provided wedding music. Attendees included immediate relatives and out of town guests Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Travis of
Radio Programs On WAM WTOC Schedule Aug 23 1938
Radio listings show WAM and WTOC midweek schedule with shows such as Sportsmen and James Melts Johnny Presents Wasnt King Zoado and Music You Want. Bands led by Lyman Watkins Hulletin Board and Abe Lyman appear alongside varied programs including News Sport Mike and Nightly Reviews.
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Mwiyri
Lyman
Watkins
Hulletin
Andy
Wekela Orch
Abe Lyman
Sammy Kaye
Sammy Watkins
Mike Te
Munical
Ridetin
George
King's
AFL organizes maritime workers to form integrated union
Atlantic City report says the American Federation of Labor begins uniting 900,000 affilated seamen longshoremen truckers and fishermen into a maritime department to form a new international seamen’s union. William Green announces a 25,000 member nucleus with help from longshoremen teamsters and others in the shipping industry as hearings begin on the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Maritime Department
Committee For Industrial Organization
William Green
Federation
International Seamen’s Union
Fined $10 On Assault And Battery Charge
George Bunn, 23, of 116 Garvin avenue, found guilty of assault and battery in police court before Justice Leonard Smith. Smith fined the defendant $10 and costs for an altercation with Joe McCrann of 641 West River Street. The fight occurred Saturday evening in front of the McCrann residence. Bunn pleaded not guilty and denied striking McCrann with a hammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bunn
Garvin Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Leonard Smith
Justice Smith
Bunn
Joe McCrann
West River Street
McCrann
Everning
McCrain
Suburban Calendar of Evening and Midweek Grange Events
Community listings show Grange meetings in North Ridgeville North Olmsted and Chatham plus socials in Birmingham and Columbia. Activities include 7:30 p.m. gatherings at town halls 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. events on various dates with demonstrations exhibits and charity functions inviting relatives and friends to view completed exhibits.
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NORTH
Ringeville Grange
Grange
Birmingham
Men of the Methodist Church
Grafton
Belden Grange
North Olmsted
North Olmsted Grange
North Ridgeville
Chatham
Chatham Grange
Columbia
Women’s Baptist
Mission Circle
Milo Stearns
Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Church
R. A. Elder
Lake Avenue
North Elyria
Townsend Club
Mets
Cummings
West Ridge
J. H. Penfound
German Press Boycotted as Polish Protests Rise
In northern provinces populations organized a boycott of the German Danzig Press. In several towns crowds burned issues of the Danzig newspapers amid general disorders attributed to alleged Polish oppression in Danzig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Danzig
Auto Runs Over Man Twice, Driver Held
Theodore Fleming, 33, was held by police in Cleveland after allegedly running his car over Joseph Detelich, 27, twice. Detelich remains in serious condition with fractured ribs and head cuts. witnesses say Fleming grew angry when a female companion refused to leave Detelich to go riding.
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Cleveland, O
U.2
Theodore Fleming
Joseph Detelich
Detelich
Cleveland
Fleming
Derelich
When a Nerve Starts to Ache Neuralgia Explained
The article defines neuralgia as nerve related pain described by locality. It explains facial neuralgia from supra orbital nerves, intercostal neuralgia along ribs, and sciatic neuralgia along the sciatic nerve, noting pain duration and lingering suspicion even after sharp pain subsides.
Causes and treatments of neuralgia from nerve pain text
The passage outlines neuralgia causes including tumors, gland and tooth issues, infections and diseases, poisons like mercury and tobacco, and pelvic or abdominal problems. It describes diagnostic caution with X rays, dentition, and dentures, plus treatments from heat and cold to infrared, diathermy, and massage as used by experts.
Neuralgia Relief Across Treatments Mentioned
The article discusses neuralgia causes and various relief methods. It notes posture and misaligned bones as factors, mentions ammonium chloride historically, and describes nerve injections with alcohol or morphine, surgical severing or resection, nerve stretching, and nutritional supports like iron and copper. It stresses rest, fresh air, and a calm mind for relief.
Our Lorain and Elyria Kinfolk in The Clevelander
An August issue article by Harry E. Martin highlights Lorain Elyria and Cleveland ties. It outlines shared community interests and briefly sketches the county’s diverse industries and their products manufactured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain and
Elyria
Harry E. Martin
The
Clevelander
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Lorain
Cleveland
Sophisticated Comedy Next at Capitol Theatre
Theatres present The Divorce of Lady X a delightful sophisticated comedy at the Capitol Theatre this week. The film features witty dialogue and polished performances expected to charm patrons attending the engagement.
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Capitol
Lady X
Capitol Theatre
Tame-Row
Two Girls Die as Auto Hits Bridge in Greenville
In Greenville on August 23 Barbara Brown and Mary B Rahn were killed after their car struck a bridge. Two other passengers were seriously injured. The victims include Barbara Brown daughter of Dwight L Brown music supervisor for Greenville public schools. A separate note reports burglars who looted Roy Hughes home, star infielder for the St Louis Browns, took 24 autographed baseballs.
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Greenville
Barbara Brown
Dwight L. Brown
Mary B. Rahn
Cincinnati
Roy Hughes
St. Louis Browns
Portia On Trial Next Rivoli Attraction
Portia On Trial shows at the New Rivoli theatre tomorrow. The picture is billed as having strong appeal for women.
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Portia
Rivoli
New Rivoli Theatre
Tire taller than man in Akron shines as giant truck tire
Believed to be the largest industrial heavy duty truck tire completed in Akron. It carries a load capacity of 25,066 pounds, rises a foot above the average man, and measures 25 inches across. It weighs 1,200 pounds.
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Akron
Pittsburgh Steel Worker Tops Final Public Links Qualifying
In Cleveland on August 33, Andy Szwedko led a 247 player field with a 70 despite a strong field. Pete Doll and Ed Furgol shot 68 to lead day two on the Highland Park course. Los Angeles held 294 as Bruce McCormick and Don Erickson aided their defense. Survivors begin match play tomorrow after alternated course rounds.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Andy Szwedko
Highland Park
Yesterduay
Pete Doll
Lawsville
Ed Furgol
Utica, NY
Szwedka
Warren G. Harding
Los Angeles
Bruce McCormick
Don Erickson
North Olmsted Girls Triumph Over Ridgeville
Opal Limpert held Ridgeville to three hits and powered Cook's Service to a 7 to 1 win under lights. Limpert struck out nine. Keola Bommer allowed seven hits. Letck tripled and Limpert doubled for the winners. In a second game Lorain’s Darek Meats beat Independent Merchants of North Olmsted 7 to 3. Pries earned the win, Vesberger the loss as wildness faded after the second inning.
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North Olmsted
Opal Limpert
Ridgeville Battners
Lumpert
Ridgeville
Keola Bommer
Binners
Letck
Darek Meats of
Lorain
Pries
Tag Vesberger
Bittaven
Hemprer
Wilhel
Obtein
Limpert
Liemient
J Yesbereey
Rohkerek
BO Resaker
Crowell
Coo Limpert
Tb Tavis Hiltiers
Cook's Servier
Church of Christ Team Defeats Steel Plant
The Grafton State Farm soft ballers defeated the Ridgeville Democrats 3 to 1 in a game last night at Grafton. Friday night Ridgeville meets the Penfield Rangers at Penfield, and next Tuesday they host the Elyria C C Camp. Dewey Juniors Win Dewey Junior Recreation defeated Roosevelt Junior Recreation 10 to 8 yesterday on the Roosevelt diamond.
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Church of Christ
Steel Plant
Grafton State Farm
Ridgeville Democrats
Grafton
Ridgeville
Penfield Rangers
Penfield
Elyria C. C. C
DEWEY
Roosevelt Junior Recreation
Roosevelt Diamond
Church of
Chris Seftoutlers
Lorain Steel Plant
Jefferson
Elyria C. C. C. Camp
Lorain Harrion School
Lorain
Skodney
Elyrians
Loraiites
McClenie
Cad Nan P
Martin
Lehnsen
Park
Hawkip
Bradford
Harrinou Seniarn
Mike
Steve
Tittle Meers
Western Heights A. C
R. Wills
K. Harvey
Tittle Meats
Rune
T. Filimon
Anata
Willis
N Sue Gs. Willis
V. Kilimezak
L. Papp
Papp
Harves
Freerest “ & Kitmezak
Ul R. Haun
J. Filmen
Bedeetes
W. HA
AN. Kn IL J Pond
Petr
Miko
Halka
Teas
Bolash
Tee Brkas
Tb Settee
DJ Jacobs
Hells Ageaes Bnko
Baraeski
Debrecen
Water Dept
Water Department
Franklin
Superior
Medina County deeds and transfers Aug 13 19 1938 record
Medina County Recorder records conveyances from August 13 to August 19 1938. Albert T Bonnema to Evelyn Leopold two lots in Grand View Brunswick Two. Louis Henry Leopold two lots. Roy Leopold two lots. Wyman and Marriott groups to William J and Lillian Cooper two acres in Brunswick Two. Bender to John W and Lillian Roushkolb one lot in Westfield Two. Old Chippewa Inc to Zarah Snell one lot in Lodi Village. Louis Novak one lot in Grand View Allotment Brunswick Two. Russel Hixson two lots in Grand View. Overholt estate to Ida Schaub Minerva Kauffman and Alberna Gunsaulis seven acres in Wadsworth Two. Hartzog to Freda Snyder two lots in Medina Village Montville Two. Wilson Properties Co to Guy Zigler four parcels in Seville Village. Pierce heirs four lots in Medina Village Medina Two. Parker and Janet Beach to Pauline Nichols one lot in Chip-1
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Medina County Recorder
Albert T. Bonnema
Atty
Evelyn Leopold
Grand View
Brunswick
Louis Henry Leopold
Roy Leopold
George
Barbara
Elbridge Wyman
Virginia Marriott
Ralph B
Eloise W. Treat
Ray E
Leola Wilson
William J
Lillian Cooper
Cecelia K. Bender
John W
Lillian M. Roushkolb
Westfield
Old Chippewa, Inc
Ellis Grannis
Zarah Snell
Lodi Village
Harry H
Leila M. Hartzog
Freda Snyder
Medina Village
Montville
Wilson Properties Company
Guy Zigler
Seville
Clara G. Pierce
Ralph W
Robert E
Fred B
Edmvin B. Pierce
Medina
Side
Parker
Janet Beach
Pauline Nichols
Property transfers list shows numerous deeds and owners
By Mrs. Kathryn Hyde and others deeds recorded across Medina and surrounding townships. Transfers include Hazel Welk to Beth el Assembly of Medina Ohio and multiple parcels in Medina Village Homer Two Seville Lafayette Harisville Montville Two and Wads City. Names include Pierce Berry Jenny Ritz Bolz Peters Sedgwick and others with acreage details and sheriff involvement.
Language Clash at Nations Tennis Event Reveals World Scene
A correspondent reports from Boston on a chaotic mix up at the Stuy Annual Nations tennis doubles championship. He describes a League of Nations atmosphere with players from many countries, humorous language misfires, and the surprise of embedded cultural notes. The piece also notes a 1938 dated World’s Fair tone and mentions local softball results and a USDA booklet on the coyote reproductive cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juste
Ana
Ous
Baio
League of Nations
Eighty Tee Off Today In Ohio Open Tourney
In Youngstown Ohio eighty players started the annual Ohio Open golf event a 72 hole medal test. The field includes Billy Burke Phil Perkins and Al Espinosa as top favorites with Bob Servis among notable entrants. The competition begins with thirty six holes today and the remaining thirty six tomorrow.
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Youngstown
UPA
Billy Burke
Cleveland
Phil Perkins
al Espinosa
Akron
Bob Servis
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Weiter
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Moss Rose
Post Office
Crisp Diamond
Simon
Pure Stars
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Lorain County Home & Window Cleaning CO
Princeton
Hugh Greer
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