Painesville Educators Lead again in Ohio clubs
Dr. Bailey of Elyria elected president of the rural school superintendents association with Samuel Burr of Glendale named vice president and C H Hoovner of Chesterville as secretary. Joan R Williams of Painesville re elected president of the Ohio Education Association. Mort plan to equalize funding backed. convention featured a 600 voice chorus and a 150 piece orchestra.
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Columbus
Dr. Bailey
Elyria
Lorain County
Rural School Superintendents Association
Samuel E. Burr
Glendale
Cincinnati
C. H. Hoovner
Chesterville
Joan R. Williams
Painesville
Ohio Education Association
Williams
F. M. Shelton
Springfield
Representative Assembly
Mort
Memorial Hall
Paul FR. Mort
Columbia University
Ohio
R. W. Solomon
Middletown
Rachel O. Yaw
Cleveland
Reading Circle
H. J. Bowers
F. G. Bittikofer
Marysville
Educational Council
Rose E. Miller
Dayton
Alice Corwin
Perry
Thomas Wy. Gosting
Akron
H. EB. Ryder
Fremont
W. Christy
Glen West
Ridgeville
Helen J. Neeley
Berea
L. H. Houpi
Upper Sandusky
Myrtie York
Toledo
G. W. Cox
Caledonia
C.A. Lander
R. KE. Offenhauer
Lima
National Education Association
The
Central Ohio Schoolmasters’ Club
Mort Plan
J. W. Jones
Arlington Schools
Te Club
Wife On Trial For Murder In Salt Lake City Case
Mrs Elizabeth Droubay a former parachute jumper in a carni val driven to the Salt Lake City court on a charge of killing her husband C Edson Droubay department captain The prosecution said the shooting happened during a quarrel Her daughter Eva accompanied her in court
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Elizabeth Droubay
Salt Lake City
Utah
C. Edson Droubay
Eva
Radio Programs Listings for Cleveland on Dec 29
Eastern standard time schedules show multiple stations WHE WGAR WTAM and MARC CWEAV with host names, bands, quizzes and dramas. Notable items include Clara Gaiser Linder songs Jack Benny rosters, Vincent Percy organist, Myrt and Marge, Omar Khayyam segments, Death Valley Days and Dancing Strings among others.
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Cleveland
Ben Alles
George Hall
Skippy
Weems
Tark Bench Philosopher
Roswell Sisters
Mills Brothers
Omar Khayyam
Ted Brewer
Edwin C_Hith
Charles Carlile
Olumbia Symphony
Vincent Percy
Cavrlone
WGAR
City Lights
Orphan Anns
Jack Douglas
Heo. Williams
Lowell Thomas
Yee li
Howard
Thurston
Wimesonge
Ilfred Glenn
Animal Kingdom
Feo. Williams
Sodero
Sam Robbins
Lopezis
WTAM
Rhythm Boys
Genia Fonarova
Speeptane
Hawk Pie Plant
Lum
Abner
Gene
Glenn
Home Circle
Aeronautical Review
Tlay Knight
Carlson Robison
Pioneers
The
Goldbergs
Vallee
Capt. Henry
Jack Pearl
j—Cahn
Emerson Gill
Marc Cweav
Waldorf-Astoria
Garah Kirhery
Jane Fromans Rand
Dynamite Denny at Dreamland in action filled program
Dreamland Theatre screens Dynamite Denny from Mayish Pictures, a railroad action film ideal for lovers of fast moving scenes. The theater also presents a full schedule of morning devotions, concerts, talks, and orchestras throughout the day, including Herds of performers and many musical acts.
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Dreamland Theatre
Hollywood Studios
Mayish Pictures Corporation
Poison liquor blamed for two deaths in Columbus
Police linked the deaths of Walter Deems, 22, and Frank Gerner, 42, to drinking poisoned liquor in Columbus. Deems was a father of seven. A separate item notes George R. Baich, 70, Cincinnati business leader and sportsman, died of pneumonia in Clearwater, Florida, after serving as president of the Cincinnati Realty Co. since 1910. Noah H. Coates, 71, a retired farmer, was killed in Findlay when struck by an automobile driven by Fred R. Horer, the city solicitor.
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Columbus, O
Walter Deems
Frank Gerner
Sportsman
Cincinnati
George R. Baich
Clearwater
Fla
Cincinnati Realty Co
Simton-St. Nicholas
Kelled
Americans Sued for 3850 Million In Kreuger Case
New York reports that eight American directors of Irving Trust Company faced suits totaling about 3.85 billion dollars alleging misfeasance and nonfeasance tied to dividends and settlements during the Kreuger Toll consolidation. Plaintiffs cite improper payments and demand accounting. Named defendants include Frederic W. Allen Donald Durant Henry Havenever Francis Higginson Adrian H. Larkin John McHugh Samuel Pryor and Percy Rockefeller with individual amounts tied to meetings where alleged improper dividends were voted.
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New York
Ivar Krueger
Irving Trust Company
International Match Company
Suma
Kreuger and
Toll
Frederic W. Allen
Lee Higginson and Company
Kreuger and Toll
Donald Durant
Lee, Higginson
Henry C. Havenever
Brooklyn Eastern District
Francis L. Higginson
Adrian H. Larkin
John McHugh
Chase National Bank
Samuel F. Pryor
Percy Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Reforms Defeat Elyria in City Basketball Clash
In Lorain on December 29 the powerful Hungarian Reforms crushed the Elyria Reforms 34 to 1 at the YMCA court. J Horkay led the victors with seven points while Bakos paced Elyria with eight as the larger, more experienced foe controlled the game. Southern California high schools will not adopt the metris system of measurements for the 1938-39 track and field season.
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Lorain
Elyria Reforms
Elyrians
J. Horkay
Bakos
Elyria
Southern California
Boxer Arrested on Counterfeit Charge
Milford Ind boxer Merger Approved Akron plan to merge two insurance firms 350 men to be employed Mansfield plants to hire 250 workers after January 3 1929 report notes arrest by marshal J Pierson and transfer to government authorities for counterfeit coin pressing
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Akron, O
Der
Industrial Fire Insurance Company
Stuyvesant Insurance Company of
New York
Mansfield, CO
William Switzer
Sun Glow Industries, Inc
Mansfield
Hillsboro
Fredericktown
Crowds observe squirrels Andrews start life in oak tree
Practically the whole town gathered to watch two young squirrels begin life together in an oak on Main Street. After an earlier nest was disrupted by wind they rebuilt another nest in a quieter area and, despite the crowd, continued their work and then retired from view.
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Andrews
Ohio U Tigers Stun Western Reserve 47 to 30 in Comeback
Ohio University rallied after a slow start to thrash Western Reserve 47 to 30 in Cleveland. Center Bernard Berens of Lancaster and Harold Brown of Parkersburg led the attack, with Brown and Lackey sparking the second half as Reserve was held to ten points after intermission.
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Cleveland, C
Ohio University
Western Reserve
Bob Cats
Athens
Bernard Berens
Lancaster
Harold Brown
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio
Berens
Brown
Moe
Harry Lackey
Youngstown
Eddie Finnegan
Paul LaBarba Clash Tonight at Chicago Stadium
A four bout program tops the Chicago Stadium card with two featherweights and two light heavyweights. Tommy Paul of Buffalo faces Fidel La Barba though not for a title due to weight, while Max Rosenbloom battles Billy Jones in a nationally ranked light heavyweight contest. The venue slashed top seats to 3.34 to attract buyers.
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Chicago
WUPI
Fistia
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Fidel la Barba
California
la Barba
Light Heavyweight Contenders Set for Ten Rounds
The card features light heavyweight contenders in a ten round bout. Also scheduled is Martin Levandowski of Grand Rapids versus Bob Olin of New York, another ten round fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Levandowski
Grand Rapids
Bob Olin
New York
Bowling Scores Boost Shell Lead in Lorain County Oli Pin League
Shell Petroleum rollers won three straight from Rogers Oils to extend their Ori league lead to nine games over the Sohio X-70. Sohio Ethyl swept Texaco Quaint while taking high team series and Patch led with high series. Eddie O Dowd returns to training for a comeback. Mary Hirsch seeks a trainer license from New York Jockey Club.
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Rogers Oils
Shell Petroleum Rollers
Lorain County
Sohio X-70
Koolmotors
Sohio Ethyl
Texaco Qaint
Patch
Walton
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W. G. Wolfe
Quaker City
L. ©. Dick
London
Central
B. F. Stanton
Alliance
Eastern
McBroom
T. Marr
Bestor
Denny
Bard
Calloway
Wey
lb—Ambassadors
KDKA
Village Barn
John Hart
Holywood
liWard Wusin
Vagabonds
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Tune Detectives
ABC
H. V. Ralenboun
Storm
Ind
WGR
Eastman Woh
Ve Star Theater
Eee
Aban Jones
Uch
Ra Orchestra
Bali Toem
Vlage Nut
Ralterborn S
Mertsman
Glennanethe Magicoan
Feedotes
Ge Artsts
Fats Waller
Larry Funk
Moon_ River
Itai
Jan Garbers
Ttdj
Nee, A
New Yorker Ensemble
Palais D'Or Orchestra
Vida R. Sutt
Three Shades of Blue
la Famous Loves Women's Radio Review
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Paul Wing
Story Man
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Ai4i
Safety Soldiers
Lanaét
White
al Jolson
Lanny Moss
New Yorker
Jimmy Joy
Fred Waring
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Burt
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Broad Street
Eva Droubay
Rivoli
Phillips Holmes
Walter Huston
Anita Page
Ling
Ginger Rogers
Farrell MacDonald
Lyle Talbot
Reel Comedy News
Dreamland
Jay Wilsey
Blanche Mehaffey
Vate
Rnilroad
Helen Wyant
Jimmy Ague
Tony Wons
Bethel
Harry
Thils—Westeran
Glee Club
Ben Alley
Buddy Harred
Louis Rich
Marge
Rogers
Freddie Rlone
Gaiger
Hid
Mary Uastman
Arthur Tracy
Easy_ Aces
Ooe
Brewer
Waaretn
Roy E
Cunors
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Cosine
Barneys
Linder
Bal Preree
Sons
Sea
Hackett
Orvingtra
Ura
Rais
Sven
Ree
Sari
Havnen
Ensemble
Clara Gilser Linder Tish
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Roosevelt
Washington
Turkey
Morgenthau
American Agriculturist
New York State
Seane
Texas ” Tech Matadors
Constance Bennett
Rockabye
Joan Blondell
Wallace Ford
Ohio Public Service Co
Cites Service Co
Paul
Labarba
Eddie O'Dowd
Mary Hirsch
Wan Hirsch
Jockey Wiih
Texaco
Rogers Olad Rey Ut
Shell Petrole Betts
Barry
Vee Mackin
Tine Winery
Sohie Ethyalton
Oidsier
Glade Thomas
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