Reed Weds Rich Manufacturer After Kidnapping Fame
Kansas City story recalls Senator James A. Reed 72 marrying Nel Quinlan Donnelly. Ceremony unseen at a dinner party attended by twenty, Judge John C. Pollock officiating. Reed, a longtime senator, linked to Mrs. Donnelly’s infamous 34 hour kidnapping, ransom unpaid. The Donnelly Manufacturing Co. grew from fashion, employing over a thousand.
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Kansas City
James A. Reed
Senate
Nel Quinlan Donnelly
Jim
Mrs. Caroline Reinhart Dies at 76 in Columbus
The body of Mrs. Caroline Frances Reinhart 76 wife of State Conservation Commissioner William Reinhart arrived in Sandusky for funeral services and burial after dying in Columbus on Wednesday. The report notes a sweeping reflection on history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Caroline Frances Reinhart
William Reinhart
Columbus
Lepso Claims Cure For Epileptic Attacks
Promoted as a home treatment, Lepso is claimed to relieve epileptic attacks with many users reporting improvement over 25 years. Readers are urged to send name age and address to R Lepso Apt 63 123 B Wright St Milwaukee Wis for a free trial supply.
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Lepso
R. Lepso
B. Wright St
Milwaukee
Wis
Car Skids Into Porch Damaging Home in LaPorte
Richard E. Robinson of Cleveland lost control on an icy turn at Butternut Ridge road and Route 57, skidding into the porch of Mrs. J. R. Alexander's LaPorte home around 4:20 PM. Deputy sheriffs Nau and Chapman responded to the scene as Robinson headed toward Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porcil
J. R. Alexander
LaPorte
Richard E. Robinson
Cleveland
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Robinson
Butternut Ridge Road
Route 57
Oberlin
Automobile Fire At 575 Broad Street Quelled By Pedestrian
Firemen reported a short circuit in the wiring of a Reubins Brothers car caused a small blaze yesterday afternoon at 575 Broad Street. The car was halted by a passing pedestrian before fire crews arrived. no damage was reported.
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Reubins Brothers
Broad Street
Wiles Sparc
Bank Robber Sentenced in Mercer Case
A 22 year old Canton Ohio man Gelo Feruccio pleaded guilty to robbing the Fre Donia Pa First National Bank of 4000 dollars and was sentenced from 9 to 18 years in Western Penitentiary by Judge J A McLaughry. His 17 year old brother Patsy was convicted in connection with the same hold up and will be sentenced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Angelo Feruccio
Canton
Fredonia
First National Bank
Western Penitentiary
J. A. McLaughry
Patsy
Groceries Stolen From Car on Broad Street At Five
John Grimes of 222 Stanford Avenue reported a bag of groceries was taken from his car parked on Broad Street around 5 P M yesterday. The incident was reported to police with no injuries or further details provided.
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John Grimes
Stanford Avenue
Broad Street
Tax on Wurst estate totals 2637 in Elyria probate records
Inheritance taxes on the late Henry W. Wurst estate amount to 2637.41. The estate is valued at 180030 for inheritance purposes. Half of the tax benefits Elyria city, half to the state, with 10.25 allocated to Carlisle township.
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Henry W. Wurst
City of
Elyria
Carlisle Township
Death of Mrs. Rose Dent in Grafton area
Mrs. Rose Dent wife of George D Dent of Grafton died last evening at home. Survived by husband two sons Clarence Olmsted Falls and Frank Ridgeville and 11 grandchildren. Born in North Royalton she lived near Grafton since age six Funeral services incomplete.
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Rose Dent
George D. Dent
Grafton
Clarence
Olmsted Falls
Frank
Ridgeville
North Royalton
Death of Harry Beal at Mercer Hospital Pittsburgh
Harry Beal 61 died at one this morning at Mercer Hospital Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. He will be buried at Deans Mill West Virginia Saturday. Beal former Elyrian lived near Pittsburgh for years. He leaves three children Mrs. Robert Dumas Elyria a sister.
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Harry Beal
Mercer Hospital
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Dean’s Mill
West Virginia
Beal
Robert Dumas
Elyria
Body of Fergus Falls man arrives for funeral
The body of Frank C. Weiss, 27, who died in Fergus Falls Minnesota during a visit, arrived this morning and was taken to Sudro Funeral Home. Family members are driving east to join him and funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Frank C. Weiss
Fergus Falls
Minn
Sudro
Millspaugh Funeral Arrangements for Mrs Ella Millspaugh
The remains of Mrs Ella Millspaugh arrived from New Jersey and are at Nichols Funeral Home. Services are set for Friday at 2 PM with burial at Ridge Lawn Cemetery.
Avon Lake Villages Zoning Ordinance Challenge
Mathew and Mary Goebl of Avon Lake file suit in common pleas court against Avon Lake village over its zoning ordinance. They argue proximity to the Cleveland Illuminating Company plant makes their property unfit for its classification and seek removal of restrictions tied to their parcel.
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Mathew
Mary Goebl
Avon Lake
Common Pleas
Avon Lake Village
Cleveland Iluminating Company
To Be Tinged by Sincerity of a Faith
A reflective phrase explores how genuine faith marks a person’s stance and actions, suggesting sincerity shapes perception and moral stance. It hints at inner conviction guiding outward behavior without specifics.
Officers Installed By Eastern Stars In Oberlin
Pansy Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held a formal installation in Oberlin with eighty six members and fifty visitors from surrounding towns. Fay Papworth was installed as Worthy Matron, with Frank Wilson as Worthy Patron and a full slate of officers chosen. A social hour and gifts marked the ceremony amid baby pink regalia and floral recognitions.
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Oberlin
Pansy Chaper
Order of Eastern Star
Surrourni
Towns
Abigail Spaulding
Edith Martin
Ben Papworth
Maude Weeks
Calysta Furzner
Lena Foster
Everett Papworth Ens
Fay Papworth
Frank Wilson
Anna Slater
Jack Annable
Leta Vana Ausdale
Iva Beebe
Jessie Kimpton
Winifred Beebe
Sibyl Miller
Omra Hoeh
Marshall
Mary McGranh
Kathleen Keller
Betty Martin
Ruth Edwards
Amelia Edwards
Urza Holland
Wilma Fowler
Joel Schwartz
Sunshine Fund
Zelda Gravit
Edwards
Slater
Edward
Far Papworth
Kimpton
Choir to Present Christmas Music Service at First Church
The annual Christmas music event by the First Church choir draws anticipation among locals. The program features seasonal choral works and festive carols likely to enchant attendees with traditional holiday tones.
Pancake Eating Crown Bid At Garrettsville Night
Pancake eating event set for the Masonic Temple Garrettsville Ohio with contestants weighing up to 420 pounds. Edward Ziska leads preliminary demos at 14 cakes as Orvis Hissom of Ravenna aims to top 405 pounds. Other entrants include Clifford Barnes Warren and Louis Templin Garrettsville in the heavyweight field.
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Garrettsville
Masonic Temple
Northeastern Ohio
Ohio
Knights of the Round Table
Edward Ziska
Orvis H. Hissom
Ravenna
Cifford Barnes
Warren
KL. N. Everett
Louis Templin
Christmas Party at North Olmsted Church
Miss Bertha Ha dent of the Primary Department led a Christmas Party for children at the North Olmsted Congregational Church. Teachers Miss Julia Hammond Beatrice Donaldson Laura Hausman and Margaret Thompson organized games contests and refreshments were served at 4:00.
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Bertha Hadent
Bible School of the North Olmsted Congregational Church PP
Julia Hammond
Beatrice Donaldson
Laura Hausman
Margaret Thompson
Entay
Christmas Concert Set for Sunday at 7 30 PM
The church hosts a Christmas program on Sunday December 17 at 7 30 featuring Slant-Saens Christmas Oratorio with soloists Catherine Van Buren Margaret Strand Dorothy Fuller Charles Finney Edgar Allen and organist Mr Davis The Elizabethan Singers perform three carols and there will be scripture reading by Dr Richards The program highlights My Soul Doth Magnify the Lord and In My Heart I Believe O Lord
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Christiansen
Slant-Saens
Horatio Parker
Bethlehem
Geoffrey Shaw
Dr. Richards
Catherine van Buren
Margaret Strand
Dorothy Fuller
Charles Finney
Edgar Allen
Mr. Davis
Obituary of Hallie Lyman Former Oberlin Resident
Word reached Oberlin yesterday of the death of Hallie Lyman at his Columbus home. He was a son of the late Ed and Mrs Lyman of Oberlin and spent his boyhood here. A cousin of Ernest Lyman of South Cedar Avenue Oberlin. The body will be brought to Oberlin for funeral services Saturday at 2:00 PM at Sedgeman funeral parlors. Burial will follow at Westwood cemetery.
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Hallie Lyman
Columbus
Mr. Lyman
Ed Lyman
Oberlin
Ernest Lyman
South Cedar Avenue
Sedgeman Funeral
Westwood Cemetery
Yeasmans Celebrate Fifty Fourth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs E J Yeasmans of Morgan street marked their fifty fourth wedding anniversary at home yesterday Their quiet celebration included dinner guests sister in law Mrs Julia Richmond and son W B Richmond of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Yeasmans
Morgan Street
Julia Richmond
W. B. Richmond
Elyria
Girl Glee Club soloist Broadcast from Andrews Institute
Corinne Bukovac eleven year old daughter of Mrs Irene Bukovac was soloist in a Girls Glee Club broadcast from Andrews Institute in Willoughby Monday evening. Many Oberlin residents heard it on WGAR. A B Chesbro of North Pleasant street is visiting relatives in Fulton New York this week.
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Corinne Bukovac
Irene Bukovac
Girls Glee Club
Andrews Institute
Willoughby
Oberlin
WGAR
A. B. Chesbro
North Pleasant Street
Fulton
N. Y
Carek divorce suit filed in Lorain court
Susan Eileen Carek filed for divorce from Frank Carek of Lorain on extreme cruelty and gross neglect grounds. Married 1929 they have one child. Anna Babcock of Lorain won $800 against the City of Lorain for injuries from a January 5 1932 sidewalk fall on West 25th Street. A jury verdict against Edward Klerk also known as Edward Klekotka of Florence Ohio in a case by Helen Siberia Catherine Veronica and Arthur Diedrick for partition of property in Carlisle township. County commissioners favored Bevins ditch improvement in Amsterdam township.
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Susan Eileen Carek
Frank Carek
Lorain
Anna Babcock
W. B. Thompson
Mrs. Babcock
West 25Th Street
A. R. Webber
Edward Klerk
Edward Klekotka
Florence
Ohio
Helen Siberia
Catherine
Veronica
Arthur Diedrick
Common Pleas Court
Carlisle Township
Matilda Diedrick
Sedalia man dies from work injuries at CWA project
London reports Zane Smith aged 26 a father of two from Sedalia died from injuries at a Civil Works Administration project. He admitted being struck by a pick wielded by a co worker but did not report the accident for fear of losing his job. It was his first job in years.
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London
Zane Smith
Sedalia
CWA
Smith
Turkey Reaffirms Islam Focus in National Efficiency Push
A government statement signals renewed emphasis on Islam to bolster national efficiency and progress, framing religious values as integral to modernization and developmental goals.
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Turkey
Beacons Light Class Adds Three Members at St Pauls Church
The Beacon Light Class of St Pauls Church welcomes three new members Miss Thelma Manns Miss Thelma Tomasheska and Miss Helen Delefield with devotionals led by Miss Bertha Quade. Members enjoyed a gift exchange game and a recitation by Miss Olline Feagler. January 11 meeting set at the church with Misses Quade and Feagler hosting.
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Beacon Light
E. O. Pallas
Griswold Road
St. Paul's Church
Thelma Manns
Thelma Tomasheska
Bertha Quade
Helen Delefield
Eleanor McIntyre
Margaret Pallas
Marian Pallas
Olline Feagler
Quade
Feagler
Mon-O-Moy Club Meeting at Hazel Todgham Home
Members of the Mon-O-Moy Club enjoyed a social evening at Hazel Todgham's Clinton Avenue home. Edna Hines won the high score in theBanco game, Kathryn Marlett placed consolation, and Ruth Barton will host the next gathering on Seventh Street in two weeks.
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Hazel Todgham
Clinton Avenue
Banco
Edna Hines
Kathryn Marlett
Ruth Barton
Seventh Street
National Guard Sponsors Card Party At Armory
Thirteen tables were in play at the card party sponsored by the National Guard at their armory last evening. Lieut. Richard Crooks and Lieut. Bainbridge were the committee in charge. Prizes went to Mrs. BE Aiken and Lieut. Crooks first and Mrs. Tom Potter and Sgt. Henry Stolzenburg second. A refreshment course followed.
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National Guard
Richard Crooks
Lieut
Bainbridge
BE. Aiken
Crooks
Tom Potter
Henry Stolzenburg
Dames of Malta Plan Holiday Party
The Dames of Malta held a regular meeting at the I. O. O. F. hall with a large attendance to plan a Christmas party scheduled for December 27.
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Dames OF Malta
County records examination nearly complete reports
State examiner H T Manners announced that county records will be fully examined by Friday. He has worked since last July with W H Howland assisting part of the time. Despite banking disturbances, the audit finished in less time than the prior review due to a new uniform bookkeeping system.
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H. T. Manners
Manners
W. H. Howland
Openings in Marine Corps Seek Unmarried Men
Major Arthur Kingston of the Marine Corps Recruiting Station in Pittsburgh announced openings for unmarried men. Recruits must be at least 17 and 5 feet 8 inches tall. Applications available by writing to Major Kingston or in person as recruiting resumes after a lapse.
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Marine Corps
U. S. Marine Corps
Arthur Kingston
Post Office
Pittsburgh
Kingston
Cleveland Market Prices for Butter Eggs Poultry Potatoes and Grains
Market reports show butter weak with extras 20c and standards 19c per lb in tubs. Eggs weak with avian white prices around 18c, pullets $1. Eggs and poultry firm in parts with ducks and geese priced per item. Potatoes various U S No 1 sacks from Maine to Idaho with prices $1.50 to $2.16. Cleveland grain prices list multiple wheat corn oats and flour ranges. Livestock markets show cattle steady with steers at 6.00-6.50 and hogs strong around 3.90 for heavies. calves 5.00-6.50. sheep active. Chicago reports butter and eggs weak with similar ranges. live poultry steady. potatoes on track with mixed lots. Prices for wheat corn oats barley and Timothy seed noted.
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Cleveland
LU. S
Maine
Green Mountains
Cobbiers
Idaho
Ohio
Chicago
Ige
Rock Springs
Reese Y L.te
United States
Wisconsin
U. S
U.S
Colorado
Timothy
Wynekoop Surrenders After Auto Mows Boy
Chicago on December 14 Earl Wynekoop who had faced accusation in his wife Rheta Wynekoop’s murder turned himself in after his car struck a boy named Frank McGovern. The child suffered internal injuries but is expected to recover according to doctors. Dr Catherine Wynekoop acted as first aid provider at the scene. The boy’s parents asked that prosecutors not pursue charges. Wynekoop had been released recently after two weeks as an accessory before the fact in the case.
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Chicago
Wynekoop
Frank McGovern
Catherine Wynekoop
Earl
Young McGovern
Wrynekoop
Rheta
Alice Winekoop
Capitol Theatre Benefit Show To Aid Needy Families
Elyria youngsters can see a Joe E. Brown film You Said a Mouthful at Capitol Theatre next Tuesday at 10 am. Admission is canned foods, toys and clothing for the Not-an-Empty-Stocking Committee to distribute to families for Christmas.
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Elyria
Capitol Theatre
Joe E. Brown
Dayton sled rider killed in collision near Troy
Ralph August, 12, of Dayton, was killed when his sled collided with an automobile driven by Lawrence Johnson. Elden E. Dodds of Sidney was fatally injured when his car skidded on an icy road near Troy and plunged into a ditch.
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Dayton, O
Ralph August
Lawrence Johnson
Elden E. Dodds
Sidney
Troy
All-Metal House Opened Four Miles East of Zanesville
Four miles east of Zanesville an iron house was opened built by a local DOVER firm. The structure, made entirely of metal, represents a new housing concept unveiled in Ohio.
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Zanesville, O
Zanesville
Trans-Atlantic Flower Shipment Reaches Friedrichshafen
The first trans Atlantic shipment of cut flowers from Akron to Friedrichshafen aboard the Graf Zeppelin arrived in good condition. Bouquets of chrysanthemums were sent by the Art Floral Company to Mrs Hugo Eckener and Mrs Lehmann, as confirmed by Captain Ernst A Lehmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, CO
Henry F
Ray Fritsch
Art Floral Company
Akron
Friedrichshafen
Ernst A. Lehmann
Hugo Eckener
Lehmann
Agricultural Decline Linked to Industrialization Rise
A concise analysis links farming downturn to rapid industrial growth reshaping communities. It notes shifts in labor, land use, and economic focus as factories draw workers away from agriculture.
Grain and hay prices from the Cleveland Exchange
Quotations list corn wheat and oat prices per bushel, mill feeds and hay per ton, and flour per barrel. Clover and alfalfa values appear with multiple cuttings, straw and hay by grade, and milling feeds with meal and cottonseed products noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Dentist Leon Stever Found Slain in Pasadena
Pasadena police probe the death of Dr. Leon Stever, a Los Angeles dentist known for social circles in Pasadena. His bullet wounded body lay near his car by the Masonic Cathedral after a night of rain. Investigators consider three theories including an acquaintance attack, a jealous romance, or robbery, with robbery deemed least credible. Stever’s social prominence and rumored romance with a woman are noted as factors in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Leonard Slever
Masonic Cathedral
Stever
Muses
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Listings
James and Jeanette Valardi transfer nine acres at Hallover and Holbrook roads in Russia Township to Ira L. and Adelaide Clement. Nellie V. Cook, deceased, transfers 31 acres on Foster Park Road, Brownhelm. 35 acres on North Ridge Road, Brownhelm. and 46 acres on North Ridge Road spanning Brownhelm and Amherst Townships to Eleanor I. and Charles J. Cook. Euta M. Peck transfers 64 acres and 6 acres in Brighton Township to Mrs. Mabel L. Berkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Jeanette Valardi
Ira L
Adelaide Clement
Hallover Road
Holbrook Road
Russia Township
Nellie V. Cook
Eleanor I
Charles J. Cook
Foster Park Road
Brownhelm Township
North Ridge Road
Brownhelm
Amherst
Euta M. Peck
Mabel L. Berkey
Brighton Township
Age of the World Crisis Likely to Define Era
The phrase hints at a sweeping historical period marked by global upheaval, suggesting a forthcoming age defined by wide scale challenges and transformative events impacting nations and societies.
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Reed
Nelly Don
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Mrs. Rose Dent
Avon Lake Villages
Heather Over
Woolworths
Esther Alflen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant
Bevins Ditch
Amerst Township
Birstone
Robert Harrison
Lake Avenue
Bauer
Mr. Coleman
Goodwin
Ed Smith
John Haldeman
Glen Broderick
Fred Henaman
Arthur Bauer
Sunshine
Warren Wright
Woodland Avenue
DOVER
Joseph J. Krantz
The
Reeves Manufacturing Company
Tiffin
Richard Horn
Columbus, CO
John McSweeney
Roseville
Ohio Penitentiary
H. G. Blosser
Junction City
Clarence A. Dorger
Cincinnati
Mallard
DuPont
Rem
Elyria, Ohio
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