Hauptmann breaks under fear as Lindbergh flee to England
In Trenton on December 26 Bruno Richard Hauptmann wept and feared for the electric chair after learning Lindbergh and his family sailed for England aboard the S S American Importer. Col Lindbergh and kin left amid storms, delaying plans to reach Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
England
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Court of Pardons
Anne
Jon
S. S
Manfred
Lindberghs
Liverpool
Court House Appropriation Lawsuit Over Bridge Approach
State Highways Department filed proceedings today against Frank and Marvy Betzel et al over the west approach for a proposed 320000 dollar bridge over Black River at North Ridge Road. Betzels refused 440 dollars offered for compensation. Helen Foley was granted divorce from John of Elyria on extreme cruelty. Amherst Lumber Co awarded 626 dollar contract to supply 20066 board feet of farm lumber to county surveyors. Campbell Vandersommen of Wesley Avenue Elyria faces assault and battery charges after a stove poker attack. arrested by Chief Deputy Nau and deputies Davidson and Monroe under Justice Petro warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highways Department
Frank and
Marvy Betzel Et al
Black River
North Ridge Road
Betzels
Department
Helen Foley
John
Elyria
D. A. Cook
Amherst Lumber Company
County Surveyors Department
Campbell Vandersommen
Wesley Avenue
Gerald Nau
Chalmer Davidson
Ed. Monroe
Joseph Petro
Englo-Egyptian Sudan Vastness Stated
A claim asserts that the Englo-Egyptian Sudan is three times as large as Egypt itself, emphasizing imperial scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Egypt
Electric Projects Are Visioned By New Deal Experts
Visionaries propose large scale government financed hydro electric schemes to supply over half the nation with low cost power. Projects would combine power irrigation flood control erosion and navigation aids financed by the government and self liquidating through power sales. Success hinges on the Supreme Court ruling on the Tennessee Valley Authority Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
New Deal
Congress
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authority
U. S. Supreme Court
Tennessee Valley Authority Act
TVA
Death Record Mrs Emma Terry 86 Elyria resident
Mrs Emma Terry widow of M N Terry died at her son C M Terry 153 Garvin avenue Tuesday afternoon at 2 10 after a four month illness. Born North Eaton September 17 1849 she lived in Elyria since 1881. Charter member of Elyria Church of Christ affiliated with Woman's Benefit Association. Survived by son three grandchildren Leonard Harold and Jeanette all of Elyria five great grandchildren and one sister Mrs Martha Tyler 98 Cincinnati Ohio. Services Friday at 2 00 at Nichols Funeral Home Rev Will Foster officiating burial in Butternut Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Terry
M. N. Terry
C. M. Terry
Garvin Avenue
North Eaton
Elyria
Elyra
Martha Tyler
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nichols Funeral Home
Will Foster
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Fragmentary Oberlin notices and names from school page
Fragmented OCR text lists names and places including Mrs Esther Alflen, Lerain St, Woodland Avenue, Mary Yocom, Oak and Toss in Wes lid Sir, Worcester at WA, Planvilton street, Prid 8 Tear, and Pennsyvisania. Mercie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolbeare
Air Afon
Mary
Champaers
State
Worcester
Planvilton Street
Mibowhon
Mercie
Funeral services for local long-time farmer Frank Van Wagnen
Frank Van Wagnen died at his home 253 Sixteenth street yesterday afternoon at 1 15 after a year of ill health. A retired farmer, he came to Elvria from Brownhelm ten years ago. He was the son of G H Van Wagnen a prominent farmer and carpenter of North Eaton. Survived by wife Susan two daughters Gertrude of Cleveland and Lara of Elyria one son Harold of Brownhelm two grandchildren Mrs Robert Knetsel of Brownhelm and Richard Zilch of Amherst and four great grandchildren. The body remains at home until Saturday at 11 09 then to Zileh Funeral parlors Amherst for service at 2 00 officiated by Rev Pferrer of Zion Evangelical church South Ridge. Burial in Brownhelm cemetery.
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Frank van Wagnen
Sixteenth Street
van Wagnen
Elvria
Brownhelm
G. H. van Wagnen
North Eaton
Susan
Gertrude
Cleveland
Lara
Elyria
Harold
Robert Knetsel
Richard Zilch
Amherst
Zileh
Pferrer
Zion Evangelical Church of
Fingers And Ears Nipped By Cold
A sudden drop in frigid temperatures left Andrew Nock of Lorain with frostbite to fingers and ears as he walked North Rider road around 10 p.m. A passing motorist found him and took him to the jail, where Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and jail physician Dr. F. L. Sponseldler treated him. He was expected to be released today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Nock
Lorain
North Rider Road
Clarence W. Dick
FL. M. Sponseldler
Three Men Abduct Liquor Store Cashier in Cleveland Heist
In Cleveland yesterday three men abducted Arthur Trofe a 29 year old liquor store cashier forced him to open the store and the safe and escaped with 8026 in holiday liquor receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Arthur Trofe
Fire destroys kennel killing dogs and pups at Oberlin home
A kennel at Harold Hall’s Lo Main Street residence in Oberlin burned early today, killing a cocker spaniel pair and a litter of puppies. Three other dogs and five puppies escaped through a window saved by a passerby. Investigators suspect wiring caused the blaze, not the stove. The adjacent garage suffered partial damage but a car inside was saved.
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Oberlin
Harold Hall
Lo Main Street
Oberlin Man Weds Mississippi Girl
Announcement of the marriage between Anne Jordan of Starkville Mississippi and Julian S Fowler Librarian of Oberli College. The ceremony took place December 2 at the bride's home in Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Mississippi
Anne Jordan
Starkville
Ippi
Julian S. Fowler
Oberli College
Si Sas City
Missouri
Oberlin High School attendees at Ohio Education Assn event
H L Rawdon superintendent and C ton principal led Oberlin High School men to the Ohio Education Association annual meeting in Colum on December 26 28. Mr and Mrs Claston Trese of Cleveland spent Christmas with her parents. Herrick of East Lorain contributed to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Rawdon
Oberlin High School
C. Ton
Ohio Education Assi
Colur
Clastan Trese
Cleveland
Myre
Herrick
East Lorain
Ohio News In Brief Wraps Up Local Economic Tidbits
Ohio briefs report small changes in sales tax receipts totaling several hundred dollars, with figures for Bolstered bey inlets and related taxes. Toledo notes the death of state bank examiner J. Skehan after illness, while Columbus lists WE A project employment and weekly job totals. Zanesville mentions a local incident involving Ernest Mere, proprietor Huihes operator, amid an argument.
Local Election Notes Amid Turbulent Ballot Day
Fragmented OCR note reports uncertain voting activity in Columbus and nearby areas. Mentions Frances de Chapman widow, and Mrs. Chas Lerhamje associated with a heart disease case in Jackson, Ohio.
Amherst Briefs Share Holiday Guests and Visits
Amherst notes Christmas Day visits by several local and out of town families. Mr and Mrs Testes Timmanson hosted Mrs and Mrs Fo tarvsen and Dra Den man in Cleveland Avenue. Adaim Setschery and daughter Teety Vasa visited Riverside relatives. Emery Saudes lived and daughter Beth spent the holiday with Danbury relatives. Charles Tyay of Wyandotte Mich and Mrs Mafires visited the former's parents. Anna Lembke, undergoing treatment in Persburg Ohio, spent the holiday at her Milan Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Testes Timmanson
Chicago
Fo Tarvsen
Danbury
Charles Tyay
Wyandotte
Mich
Charles Mafires
Misa Anna Lembke
Persburg, O
Milan Avenue
Stravptpanger at 99 Camper GB incident details emerge
A fragmented report describes an event involving an individual known as Edmand Rea viorm and Wesel, connected to the Boston area. The text mentions a national air, a matinee, and a school pathway, but unreadable fragments limit specific facts and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camper
Mess
Edmand Rea Viorm
Wesel
Film Comedian Held By Police For Questioning
HOLLYWOOD December 26 A series of fires in a Hollywood apartment led to comedian Healy being held for questioning as investigators probed claims he started the blaze to frighten actress Marian Bonner and gain attention. Bonner testified he forced entry after a Christmas party, piling furniture and clothes on a stove as a warning shot was fired. Healy, detained then released on a $1.90 bond, faced no gunshot wounds though police noted intoxication.
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Hollywood
Vich
Fred
Marian Bonner
Syies
Denise
Miss Barnell
Bonnie
Fred Wimre
Bio Polivca
Frears
Heaiy
Healy
Panui Woolfe
Yaso
Amenon
Dodges Police For 13 Months Then Surrenders
A 19 year old youth who dodged police for thirteen months finally gave himself up after contacting officers on Christmas Eve. He explained he wished to serve his sentence and go straight, saying his mother worried for him and he could not enjoy Christmas. Mexico's National University is noted as the oldest on the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
National University
Imeecurated
Ay PiSk
Makeup adds glow to eyes for health and charm
A vintage style eye care column outlines tips for healthier eyes and brighter makeup. It covers eye exercises, travel kits with lotion and cream, and careful application of eye shadow to enhance color without roughing skin. It notes daytime wear should be light and blended, with a leaflet offering further guidance.
Cleveland Livestock Market Report and Prices
A chaotic market page reports livestock and poultry prices with mixed listings. Values for hens, turkeys, cows, calves, and lambs appear with several unclear figures, vendors, and stalls, reflecting a busy Cleveland market scene with fluctuating rates and tag notes.
Elyrians Follow Weger Case Hearings In Interest
Elyrians watched hearings of Cleveland inventor C J Wever before acting state securities commissioner Edward T Carney. Weber testified that more than 1 000 000 had been raised from investors since 1921 22 for development of an internal combustion motor and an airplane. A number of Elyrians were among the investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Wever
Cleveland
Edward T. Carney
Weger
Weber
Urges Reunion of Church Groups
In New York on December 28, 29 Episcopal churchmen joined Roman Catholics in urging unity, accusing Protestantism of bankruptcy in ethics culture and religion. The American Committee of the Church Unity Octave Council urged Catholics and Episcopalians to pray for fusion, led by Rev. Dr. Franklin Joiner of St. Clement's Philadelphia.
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New York
Church Unity Octave Council
Pwenty
Finiscopus clereVrem
Lous Orders
Council Secretariat
Episcopal Church
Franklin Joiner
St. Clement’s Church of Philadelphia
Comemittee
Pers of Yelig
School site dispute in two counties stirs residents
In Roseville Ohio a proposed high school spans Shane and Muskingum counties. Voters in Muskingum petition for the site, while about 200 residents favor Perry County for the new school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseville
Shane County
Muskingum County
Perry Chanity
World’s first all-glass factory nears Toledo completion
A Toledo plant claims to build the world’s first all glass structure, a two story glass factory used for lab or work, with glass-blacks and a beam via the Glass-Mark industes during the past four months, according to factory officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Danik Hin Ao
Cass
Industes
From tenements to global dealsLouis Sterling profile
Horatio Alger style tale of Louis Sterling rising from New Yorks East Side to managing director of Electric and Musical Industries Limited in Hayes Middlesex. He helped British bankers buy back 1,700,000 RCA shares amid a $10 220 000 pocket, explaining world economic conditions and a 22 percent UK tax on RCA investments. He recalls ship clerking on Front Street and early export interest. He and ex Mayor Walkers London friendship is noted as well.
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Horatio Alger
Louis Sterling
New York
Lower East Side
England
Mr. Sterling
Electric and Musical Industries, Ltd
Hayes
Middlesex
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
Sterling
United States
East Side
Front Street
Columbia Phonograph Company
Walker
Walkers
Sterlings
London
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