Spirit Of Giving Is His Undoing
Chicago The spirit of giving turns perilous as Bennie Douhtie of Virginia allegedly stole a wallet topcoat gloves and Christmas gifts from Alfred Anderson of Racing Wisconsin after a hitchhiking ride The suspect fled in the car but was stopped and held for questioning He was AWOL from Great Lakes Naval Training Station and the case is under police inquiry
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Chigago
Wes
Bennie
Douhtie
Alfréd M. Anderson
Racing
Wis
Anderson
Clarice Rose
Forest Park
Jil
Wakeman hosts first meeting of Triple-Four club
Mrs Julius Sabostai hosted a Christmas gathering for young Woonen of Camden at Bet home last Thursday. The group named itself the Triple-Four club and plans monthly pinochle evenings with birthday honors. Members drawn include Mrs Lyle Green treasurer and Mrs Lewis Kalb reporter. The next meeting is Jan 29 at 8 pm at Mrs Guy Radcliffe’s home. Also noted is an anniversary for Mr and Mrs W L Kalb of Wakeman with friends and relatives delivering cake and Jello from Elyria Kipton Rocky River and Wakeman.
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Wakeman
Julius Sabostai
Woonen
Camden
Lyle Green
Lewis Kalh
Lyndon Geist
Kath
Elmore Baker
John Blonde
Guy Radcliffe
Mestialies Elmore Baker
Mervin Barber
John Bloudle
Earl Greene
Lewis Kolb
Francs Lewis
Ralph Myers
Julius Saboslai
Burdette Schmidt
W. L. Kalb
Wakerban
Elyria
Kipton
Rocky River
Christmas Baskets Given To Employer
Cherald A. Doyle president and Louis W. Maxwell vice president presented Christmas baskets to the Bellanca Machine Products Company, Inc. at a company party held at its plant on Tal Rast Avenue. The baskets contained food for a complete Christmas dinner.
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Bellanca Machine’ Products Company, Inc
Cherald A. Doyle
Louis W. Maxwell
Christas
Tal Rast Avenue
Returns Home To Find His Wife And Son Dead
Coroner ALF Oliver today ruled the deaths of 26 year old Regina Armstrong and her six year old son James as homicide and death by own action. Walter Armstrong, 40, back from Washington Court House, found his son with a shotgun wound in the back and his wife with a shotgun blast to the abdomen in their bedroom.
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Cillicothe
Moss
Alf
Oliver
Regina Armstrong
James
Walter Armstrong
Washington Court
Armstrong
Spirit laden Baptist meeting at Spencer church
The Woman's Mission Band of the Baptist church met at the church on Thursday for all day meetings with a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Cecil Wolf led the afternoon program and Mrs. Kenneth Croskey handled the business session. Also noted are social visits and holiday guests visiting local families.
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Spencer Alston
Spencer
Woman's Mission
Gand
The
Baptist Church
Cecil Wolf
Kenneth Croskey
Thomas Jay
Mrvt
Virgil Smith
Methodist Church
M. Baker
Florence
C. A. Jerkey
Trocky River
Harley Smith
Wellington
Harold Miller
Vinnie Miller
Max Friend
Columbus
Allen Yeagley
Finn Wood
Perrysville
Charles Parent
Hope Brown
Bowling Green
Richard Rook
Frank Summers
Gore
Lewis Eckhart
K. C. Smith
Wheeling
W. Va
Belle Bradley
Wedding in Amherst Unites Elaine Springer and Claire Coverdale
Miss Elaine Springer and Claire Coverdale wed Christmas Eve at First Evangelical United Brethren Church Amherst. The ceremony featured palms and a lighted tree with organ music by Jean Mueller. Guests from Lorain Elyria Toledo Avon Spencer and Amherst attended. The couple will reside on Franklin Avenue.
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Amherst
First
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Elaine Springer
Carl Springer
Franklin Avenue
Claire Coverdale
Fred Coverdale
Maple Avenue
Jean Mueller
C. C. Vandersall
Janet Schroeder
Phyliss Airschner
Robert Coverdale
Harry Sabiers
Melvin Schroeder
Lorain
Elyria
Toledo
Avon
Spencer
Amherst High School
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
U. S. Automatic Corporation
Coverdale
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Churchy
Baldwin Wallace College
Berea
Brownhelm Christmas project aids 254 families and 300 children
Santa visits honor 254 Brownhelm families for the 15th year, delivering gifts to 300 children and fruit and cookies to 80 shut ins. Eight Santas distributed bags of oranges, candy and nuts to every house as the project began during the Depression. Annual meeting slated for January 2 at the Brownhelm Congregational church.
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Brownhelm
KR. E. Albright
Brownhelm Congregational Church
T. W. Wilson
John Love
Dwight Miller
Russell Miller
Frank Whyte
George Bauman
Albright
Paul Snyder
Parker Baird
Leonard Northeim
M. Abraham
Robert Leimbach
Stuart Olbrich
Eleanor Albright
LeRoy Hasenpflug
Arthur Northeim
Harvey Emmerich
John Portman
Peter VanderCord
Justin Frye
Ray Wykolf
Ruth Hasenpflug
St. Peter's Evan
Charles Meek
Hulda Berger
Bollens
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Vandersall
George Schroeder
Jean Mueller
Nancy Choate
Luke
Nancy Springer
William Burton
Newton Bechtel
Robert Choate
Overseas
Robert Cheale
Reuben Date
Lina, O
Thutts
FL Bereher
Franklin Avenue
Chester Shrake
Joseph
Karen
Cleveland
Fleming Brainerd
J. A. Ehlert
2. Roemer
Elmer Breckenridge
North Ridge
Hospital
John Barna
South Amherst
William Walker
North Eaton
Dale DeWalt Brownhelm
Val Busser
Mir
Gerald Bo
Ress Newell
Whisky distillers pause as grain allocation awaited
Mark Time Before Resuming Whisky making as America’s largest distillers hold fire awaiting government action on grain allotments. The voluntary holiday ended at Christmas Eve with no rush to restart production. Two distillers await President Truman’s sign of the Republican anti inflation bill granting Secretary Clin ton P. Anderson grain allocation through January.
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Ile
Truman
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Admits Starting Fire To Cover A Theft
Herbert E. Rasmussen Sr., 21, faces arson charges in Chicago after admitting he started a $125000 fire to conceal a $16 theft. The printer at General Products Co. stole $16 and a pen and pencil set during a Christmas party, then set the Arc fire to hide the crime. He confessed during a lie detector test after earlier statements claimed the blaze was accidental.
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Chicago
Herbert
Rasmussen
General Products Co
Boy's Life Slipping Away in Ohio That Fight Ends at Home
Two year old Eugene Pack, near death from incurable kidney disease, left Columbus hospital to return to Mechanicsburg Ohio with his parents. Doctors conceded he may not live long, citing his great longing for home and family. He marked Christmas on December 16 as his physician feared he would not survive until yesterday. The note of discharge follows a day of frail hope and a family in quiet farewells. Other items include Thursday admissions: Frank Catalano Lorain. No discharges.
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Columbus
Eugene Pack
Mechanicsburg
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