Ozark Murder Trial Rested With Jury
Twelve Ozark mountaineers weighed the fate of four men charged in the Connie Franklin murder. The jury retired after thirty minutes of deliberation. the state sought the death penalty. A guard stood watch as jurors left the courthouse and returned to resume deliberations. The case centered on Franklin’s burned body and disputed witness accounts.
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Mountain View
Ack
Ber
Ozark
Puple Franklin
Connie Franklin
Artouight
Rankim
M. Bowes
Konjula Saves Day After Yearlong Stomach Woes
Mrs. Nora Dillon of Columbus reports relief from a year of severe stomach trouble after trying Konjula medicine. She suffered pain, fat intolerance, and weakness, living on a strict diet. After seven doses, her appetite returned, digestion improved, and sleep restored, prompting public praise for the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Dillon
Columbus
Alo
Amherst Farm Bureau adopts ballot voting for 1930 officers
At its annual meeting Tuesday night Amherst Farm Bureau decided to elect 1930 officers by ballot sent to all members rather than at the annual gathering. Huntington Farm Bureau also held its meeting with C. G. Finkle re elected chairman J. C. Ranking as vice chairman and Mrs. George Kreuck chosen as secretary and treasurer. George Wilkinson spoke on the bureau service corp commercial work and Wilma Bonar county extension agent addressed the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Amherst Farm Bureau
Huntington Farm Bureau
C. G. Finkle
J. C. Ranking
George Kreuck
Huntington
George Wilkinson
Ohio Farm Bureau Service Corporation
Wilma Bonar
Friday's Five Best Radio Features
Anita Presa presents a NBC Network lineup of radio features including real stories and music theater memories. Programs aired from EST times across stations WERAF WIZ and WEHAF highlighting concerts, mystery and background music with Armstrong and Quakers in the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Presa
WERAF
NBC Network
Philea Theatre Memories
WIZ
NBC
Armstrong Quakers
WEHAF
HOCUS POCUS By Will Davy
A fragmented excerpt discusses the sauerkraut named ship completing its maiden Hamburg to New York voyage in two days three hours and four seconds. It notes a mechanical shoehorn easing the vessel through the New York fairway and a veranda described as popular on the superstructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
New York
Sardine
Quiet on the Western Front Personal Notes
Fragmentary personals item mentions individuals including BERS PARKE and AL BILL with unclear phrases. The text appears as header notes or a social column entry with incomplete names and quotations.
Fragmented 1925 News Snippets and Quotes
A jumble of short items and quotes from 1925 includes a caution about visiting cousins handling money, a note that Kelly Veol was born on a fast day, and a warden remark on prisoners risking discipline. Another item reports a petty theft and missing overcoat after a court appearance, with a brief observation on bird flock guidance through suggestion.
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Kelly Veol
Famol
Melwauker
Enstace Elioul
John Law
Felid Stabb
Eliopul
Felix
Eustace
Will Davy
Elyria's December Business issue hits members today
The December edition of Elyria's Business, Flying Chamber of Commerce monthly, arrives for members. It marks the third issue since October and features articles by national figures, including A. D. Borden on distribution. Pages include charts showing 61.25 percent of retail trade handled by independent stores in 1928, plus pieces on Elyria as a splendid city, public recreation, the community chest, and training boys for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Flying Chamber of Commerce
A. D. Borden
Chamber of Commere
United States
Elyrian
College Cage Results Readouts From Various Matches Across Conferences
College cage results show Yale and Indiana Pa. each posting wins while Penn and Navy top rivals. Notable scores include Villanova 82 over Philadelphia Osteopathy 23 and Navy 48 over Lafayette 24. Georgetown College Kentucky and others posted mixed results in early season games.
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Lafayette
Blufftop of
Cincinnati
Georgetown College
Kentucky
M.C. A
Kere Wesleyan
Uland
Otterbein
Arnold
Fast Stroudsburg
Auburn
LaGrange
Casinius
Thiel
Harvard
Norman
Texas
Penn
Dickinson
Tider
Montclair
St. Vincent
Indiana
Tuhrs
Tennessee
Carson-Newman
Trinity
Norwich
Villanova
Phila
Cot
Osteopathy
Wiliams
St. Lawrence
Navy
N.Y. U
Columbia
Morgan and Bass Complete Training for 75 Round Title Bout
New York reports junior lightweight champion Ted Morgan of California and Benny Bass of Philadelphia have finished training for Friday night’s Madison Square Garden title match. The bout, slated for 75 rounds, follows light exercises today as Bass shows strong pitching form and remains among the favorites to win the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Bass
New York
Ted Morgan
California
Benny Hass
Madison Square Garden
Ob FC Russia Township Resident Dies of Heart Attack
Oberlin G Dec 19 Caroline Schenk of Russia township died of heart trouble at 4 yesterday afternoon in Obersk. A lifelong resident she was 63 and had been in poor health for years. She leaves a half brother and sister Wilians and Erama Berg and one nephew. Funeral arrangements not made.
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Russia Township
Oberlin
Hiss Caroline Schenk
Welock
Obersk
Wilians
Erama Berg
Oberlin Men s Outing Club Elects First Officers
Trustees of the Oberlin Men s Outing club named Jayton Miller president George Wemingwas vice president and Russell Joesch secretary treasurer. Officers were chosen by trustees to organize outdoor activities at Chance Creek with five chairmen appointed for committees. Plans include car rallies and a winter spring program.
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Oberlin
Outing Club
Jayton Miller
George Wemingwas
Russell Joesch
Hese
Dean Bosworth
Robert JL. Baird
Ge Hemingway
Bernard Gladieux
Clayton Miller
Ufe
Chance Creek
Whitney Herr
John Grindlay
QR. L. Batrit
Dean EB. F. Gosworth
Russell Loesch
Christmas Parties And Dances Held By Students
Many Christmas parties and dances are being held this week by students in various boarding halls. Baldwin and Fairchild hosted a dinner Tuesday at 5:3 with a tree and gift exchange. Keap Cottage held a merry party for girls and annex residents. Grey Gables welcomed five town children with gifts and exchanges. Talcott hall staged A Look at Christmas All Over the World with cast outfits and national dances. Glovial dancing followed. Bares Druette traveled to Elyria then Cleveland to meet her mother, en route to Los Angeles. The Jandy bas ister of Profes- Allen hospital is threatened with Thall team de Wan lean. Oberlin Fire Department responded to a Ford truck blaze on North Pleasant Street with little damage.
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Baldwin and
Fairchild
Keap Cottage
Grey Gables
Talcott Hall
Thera
Bares Druette
Elyria
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Californirs
Goxes
Jones
Profes- Allen Hospital
Thall
Oberlin
North Pleasant Street
Two Agreed Jury Verdicts In Lorain Accident Case
Two agreed verdicts were reached today against the City of Lorain over an accident on West Erie Avenue caused by washboard pavement. Carl Dowell received 3900 for car damages and personal injuries from a crash when a car driven by William Wood hit rough pavement. Wood was awarded 400 for his part in the incident. August 17, 1998.
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Common Pleasant
Lorain
West Erie Avenues
Carl Dowell
William Wood
Wood
Boys of Big Y. M. Aids Empty Stocking Fund
Members of the Big Y. M. boys division plan contributions to the Natran Empty Stocking fund. They will give at the White Christmas party tomorrow night at the 7. 41 C. A. The event, announced by Tl. W. Korner, requests boys to bring toys or articles to support the fund. The program aims to include all in the area.
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Big Y. M
C. A
Tl. W. Korner
Eop
Eftr
Columbia Farm Bureau Elects 1930 Officers
The Columbia Farm Bureau re elected officers at its annual meeting last night. Eighty six members attended, the largest township farm bureau meeting on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Farm Bureau
Columbia Arm Bureau
Farm Bureau
County officers reelected for 1930 leadership roles
The county re elected for 1930 includes A. D. Crocker as chairman M. H. Bartter as vice chairman Roy Perkins as secretary and Perry Reisinger as treasurer. Pallone described as a national Italian ball game, played by teams of five to eight per side, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Crocker
M. H. Bartter
Roy Perkins
Perry Reisinger
Psychologist Backs Stand On Funnies
A psychologist argues in favor of comics defending their value for children despite criticisms of vulgarity. She says humor aids learning and empathy, while parents should influence respectful attitudes rather than blame the comics. Readers are urged to write editors to improve material.
Hi-Y County Council Formed By Local Y M C A
A Hi-Y County Council was formed at the Y M C A to coordinate Hig Clubs in Lorain Cuyahoga and Erie counties. Charter members include Berea Olmsted Falls Elyria Oberlin and Syria clubs with Lorain County boys holding two of three offices. A January 25 meeting was set to organize committees and plan activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Jimie Hey
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Erie
Olmsted Falls
Oberlinpty
Elyria
Syria
Lure
H. W. Kuerner
Boyal
Y. M. CG. A. Lorain County
Lea Ives
Berea
Gaecke
Herbert Ryan
Oberlin
Jong] Shaw
Albert Rogers
Harry Munc
Court bailiff notes no extra jurors needed for September term
The bailiff said no additional jurors are required as the September term opens. Since Charles Heiman began serving as court bailiff, juror calls have not increased. the term’s venire remains in effect with the original panel serving.
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Charles Heiman
Infant Burns From Accident at Home
An infant, Weseme Mu Kolvie, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Mu Kolvie of 20 Clark Street, was burned on the right hand when hot tea was accidentally spilled on a Wednesday. He received treatment at Kiyria Memorial Hospital emergency room. A Rome proverb notes a poor man’s meal of raw onion and black bread.
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Bix Mostha
Weseme
Robert Mu Kolvie
Clark Street
Kiyria Memorial Hospital
Rome
Hla
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Sora Dillon
yAdams Auto Body and
Fender Repair Shop
Tech Street
Mr. Carpenter
Bers Parke
Odio Take
Kamarad
Oo x AL Bill
Alta Mis Watherine
Torsie
Men's Outing Club
Senate
Sturges Hall
Frebeb
Sory
Pisawa
Cleveland College
Western, Reserve University
Babyhood
Garry C. Myers
West Coset
Diay
Presa
Durabell
Doctor Doolittle
Father Goose
Hester Street Gang
DR Myers
Tmas
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Vistar Radio
Cee Fdr
Wietor
Victor
Winwe
Geid
Victor- Radio Carens
Uniger
Radio
Victor- Radio
Ase
Moedera
Victor Electro-dynamic
Day’s Music Store
Impos
Singer
Singer Store
Middle Avenue
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