President Calls National Anticrime Institute Drive
Washington December 11 AP leading crime experts plan a national criminology institute to pursue President Roosevelt's ideal of a crime free nation. He told 600 officers that while perfection may be unreachable, the fight against lawless elements remains central as federal state and municipal agencies unite to form a national anticrime organization.
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Washington
America
National Institute of Criminology
Soosevelt
Roosevelt
Evidence and jail claims stir political and prison reform talk
The report notes calls for evidence gathering and swift action to jail suspects, with mentions of moving the criminal identification bureau from London prison farm to Columbus. Hoover expressed astonishment at prisoners handling fingerprint records and feared misuse or obstruction of investigations. Governor Elect Davey warned that if Governor White vetoes the sales tax bill, the regular legislature will enact new laws within two to three days, stressing urgency for early-year action.
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London Prison Farm
Columbus
Hoover
Davey
White
High School P T A Meeting and Garden Club Dinner
Domestic Science Department hosts light refreshments after the High School P T A meeting led by Miss Barbara Plecker with help from the Relay Committee. The event features a High School Chorus directed by J Martin Beck and selections by the Temple Quartet with Mrs W H Phillips as speaker. The Garden Club dinner at the Woman's Club highlights include decorations by Charles Yracer and musical numbers. The club notes the 1924 gardening interests and mourns the passing of Alfred St Pelmate.
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Barbara Plecker
P.T. A
Tie
He Ity
Associat
J. Martin Beck
Temple Quartet
Frosram
KB. H. Long
WH. G. Phillips
Garden Club
The
Woman's Club
Asc
Thartiviti
Fay
Charles Yracer
Miss
Ershnp
VLP
Deane Burns
Wilfred Rendler
Eric D. Chapman
Politics Hamper Law Enforcement in Bulletin Report
National Crime Conference heard J Edgar Hoover stress police work suffers from political pressure while praise for Highway Beautification projects and club officers, events, and holiday gatherings fill community notices. Read about dinner plans, fine arts program, and birthday celebrations with local hosts and guests.
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Dee
John Dillingers
Baby Face Nelsons
J. Edgar Hoover
Justice Department
National Crime Conference
Christmas Party For Elyrta Merchants Girls' Team Hosts
Miss Alirg Glover hosted a Christmas party at her LaGrange Road home with Miss Harriet Freeman assisting. The Elyrta Merchants Girls' basketball team attended, with gifts exchanged at midnight and refreshments served. Guests included Miss Sadve Becker Miss Rosetta Dyer Miss Emma Dregger Miss Dorothy Fatz Miss Connie Pasadyn Addia Felder manager and Walter Fink assistant manager.
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Alirg Glover
Harriet Freeman
Elyrta Merchants
LaGrange Road
Ofinachle and
Sridze
Sadve Becker
Rosetta Dyer
Emma Dregger
North Olmsted
Dorothy Fatz
Connie Pasadyn
Addia Felder
Walter Fink
Choir Clinic Set in Oberlin Friday for Directors
Oberlin hosts a Conservatory of Music choir clinic on Friday December 14 led by Dr Sidney Nicholson an English church music authority and former Westminster Abbey organist. The event in War Hall and Fairchild Chapel includes lectures by Nicholson and sessions on hymn playing and choir training with Oberlin faculty and ends with an open rehearsal of the Oberlin A Cappella Choir.
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Oberlin
Conservatory of Music
Sidney Nicholson
Nicholson
College of St. Nicholas
School of English
London
Westminster Abbey
Verre
George C. Lillich
Oberlin Organ
Louis 2. Daniels
di Chareb
Frofessor Bruce
Conservatory
Orat C. Chien
Chora
War- Hall
Fairenld Ure
High School Quintet Opens Season Friday
Oberlin schedule outlines a seven to eight game slate with Oberlin on December 28 at Port of Norwalk, January 18 at Bale Vale, February 8 at Oberlin, and home games against Oberlin and Norwalk. Coach Lrahy has rebuilt the squad with Shafer and Champion returning as senior leaders, and the team looks stronger than last year.
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Linston High Scheel
Pruars
Ap Oberlin
Cnacn Lrahy
Te Ream
Omniy
Sgiettes
Shafer
Champion
Officers Elected By Rebekah Lodge
The Vine Rebekah lodge held its annual meeting after a pot luck supper. New officers for the coming year were: Noble Grand Lillian Behnke, Vice Grand Stella Crowell, recording secretary Agnes Princehorn, financial secretary Bertha Murphy, treasurer Gertrude Briant, deputy president Nellie Wilson, degree captain C R Summers, trustee Lizzie Barger. Installation is set for January 14. Members then held a Christmas party with decorated rooms and gift exchanges.
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Vine Rebekah Lodge
Noble
Lillian Behnke
Stella Crowell
Agnes Princehorn
Bertha Murphy
Gertrude Briant
Nellie Wilson
C. R. Summers
Lizzie Barger
Oberlin Chest Campaign Falls Short of Pledges
Reports from J L Edwards chairing the chest drive show pledges under 7500 dollars toward a 9500 dollar budget leaving over 2000 to raise. Local organizers hope to meet the goal though success is uncertain as volunteers press ahead. Also notes a December 13 meeting of the South Mussia Neighborhood Club with Mrs Black for sewing and a pot luck lunch. Prof P D Sherman of the college read for the Oberlin Exchange Club at Oberlin Inn and a toy donation for the Karl Wilson Locke Post, American Legion, was agreed as the next luncheon entry requirement.
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J. L. Edwards
Cest
South Mussia
Sherman
P. D. Sherman
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
WEDNESDAY MEETING SET FOR LODGE INITIATORY DEGREE
Brief items note lodge will hold its regular meeting Wednesday evening with work in the initiatory degree. Local residents Gind Kalamazeoo Michigan hosted by Mackeon on Uroveland Street, traveling from Cleveland due to a death in the family. Irene McAdoo and Crumrine family from Sullivan visited Mary Drake on North Professor Street and attended the Messiah with Drake at her home.
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Wedge
Gind
Kalamazeoo
Mich
Mackeon Uroveland
Cleveland
Smith
Oberin
Irene McAdoo
On Crumrine
Bruce
Sullivan
Mary Drake
Drake
North Professor Street
North Professor
Ashland
Court actions reveal divorces and damages from traffic crash
In And About The Court House records show Paul Ushaneck seeking dre votes from Babette Vrbareak over grass neglect and electronic cruelty. William Thorpe granted divorce from Mariore Thorpe for grounds of gross conduct. A traffic crash on Route 24 near Elyse resulted in injuries sought against Lark M. Pelton for $15.
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Paul Ushaneck
Dre
Babette Vrbareak
Etronic Yvrielty
William Thorpe
Mariore Thorpe
Judas A. R. Webber
Lark M. Pelton
Hari
Iasi
Death Record James B. Morgan 78 in Eaton
James B. Morgan aged 78 died after a bash and accident weeks ago at his home in Eaton. Survived by wife and several children including Larry W. Morgan Ray F. Morgan Joe W. Morgan and a daughter Mrs Carlton Smith and Mrs Willam Stubidrrherl. Funeral services set at Nichola Funeral Home with Rev Kohl officiating and burial in Eaton cemetery. C. J. Bell of Elg ria died at 75 in Fresno California, survived by two sons Leo Bell and Dr Bell and a grandson Willan. Burial and funeral arrangements pending.
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C. J. Bell
Elg+ria
Walter Bell
Fresno
California
Mr. Bell
Brighton
Leo Bell
Elyria
Dr. Bell
Willan
Waller Bell
East River Street
Puneral Services
Funeral services for Joseph Babish
Funeral services for Joseph Babish of 228 Winckles street, killed in a motor accident late Saturday, will be held Thursday at 9:30 A M from St Mary's Church. The second sentence about science appears unrelated to the obituary.
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Joseph Babish
Winckles Street
St. Mary's Church
Appeals Court Meets Here Over Village Light Plant Case
The district court of appeals convened to review 21 cases, with the first involving Gladys Schrader challenging Village of Atherst officials over municipal electric equipment. The case was dismissed by stipulation after a settlement with Ohio Public Service Company, with attorney fees approved except for a $50 reduction for Ethel Fisher. Local counsel was Lawrences Webber. the village to pay fees. The court also considered a separate Avon Village Board of Education dispute.
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District Court of Appeals
Witeh
Gladys Schrader
Atherst
Comuron
A. KR. Webber
Ase
Ohio Public Service Company
Court of Appeals
Ethel Fisher
Louw
Hartshorn, Thomas
Adele
Cleveland
Webber and Black
Lawrences Webber
Morte Hall
Board of Education
Avon Village
District Court
Wooster
Perry Stevens
Akron
Local Truck Drivers Vie for County Licenses
A State Highway Patrol representative outlined new rules for truck drivers in Was county today. The briefing covered licensing requirements for those employed or hired to drive and pave, aiming to curb unlicensed operation and ensure driver qualifications.
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Mhaefsiys
Wil Isa & Drisers
Inspector reports state aid schemes in county court
The state aid inspectors led by Robert L. Rele inspected several counties including Cleary, Grafton, Tawnehip, Hene Hummecon, Venred, and South Amityst. The team toured areas and noted conditions, while a local case deals with Weiser fined for disorderly conduct. he failed to appear and was jailed to repay fines plus costs totaling 11.20 at 4.50 daily.
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Robert L. Rele
Lake Village
Weiser
Tomatek
Weaver
Ann Hia
Dinner to honor Judge Roy H. Williams of Ohio Supreme Court
An invitation to a dinner at the Stuart Hotel Sandusky December 15 honors Judge Roy H. Williams of Sandusky for his elevation to the Ohio Supreme Court. The Erie County Bar Association is arranging the event with invited legal professionals from Lorain Huron Sandusky Seneca and Ottawa Counties. Meeting postponed joint Lorain County Turf Improvement Association and farm accounts keepers scheduled for tomorrow night.
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Anger Williams
Stuart Hotel
Sandusky
Roy H. Williams
Ohio Supreme Court
W. B. Thompson
Lorain
Huron
Seneca
Ottawa
Erie County Bar Association
Lorain County Terd Improvement Association
Wis
Gig Miller
Ohio State University
Whoa
Markets CleveNd PaO CB and poultry prices noted
Cleveland livestock market reports show steady demand for poultry and fowls with prices listed for hens, turkeys, and various weights. Beef, sheep, and hog quotes appear mixed to steady amid regional activity, while a meeting update notes a postponement to January 8 due to speaker availability.
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Tbs
Michigan
Cleveland
Vaneless
Prine Wetherk
University Club Officers Elected Amid Uncertain Talks
The article notes the University Club electing officers while discourses churn on plans for fêtes at universities and other groups. It mentions a Nassau–like letter error affecting figures and a bank action in a will matter, with estate debts and administration costs cited.
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The
National Bank of Commerce
Tarald F. Dickinson
Fetta P. Dickinson
Public Sale at Harrison Farm near LaGrange
Auction to start 12 30 PM Thursday listing horses cattle poultry farm equipment and tools. Items include a black mare and a four year old black gelding, ten head of cattle, Rhode Island Red and White Rock chickens, hay, corn fodder, coal wood range, stove, furniture, tools, and farm machinery with many items described as too numerous to mention.
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LaGrange
Dee
Loth
Smatehall
Rhode Island
Warn
Vorarck
Chisten Tr
Tee Kbineet
Ceri
MARSH
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