Officer shoots Columbus High student in grocery store
In Columbus Ohio on February 3 Patrolman Howard Ransom shot and killed 18 year old Donald Kuhn, a South High School senior, after a confrontation in a grocery store. Kuhn's companion Joe Weaver, a Central High night student, was placed in a juvenile detention home. Kuhn's father accused Weaver of being a bad influence and defended his son's honesty.
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Columbus
Donald Kuhn
South High Schol
George A. Kuban
Donald
Howard Ransom
Joe Weaver
Central High School
Ransom
Kuhn
Ransom condemned as coward in youth killing
A speaker blasts Patrolman Ransom for killing the youth, saying some men become drunk with authority in uniform. He questions why the officer did not fire in the air or spare the boy, calling him a coward. The Kuhn youth is cited as the first victim of the police order to shoot to kill bandit and burglar suspects. Police Capt. John F. O'Connor exonerates Ransom, with a formal investigation planned.
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John F. O'Connor
Amherst Observe 25th Anniversary at Home
Amherst February 3 at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Mathes 10 North Main Street relatives gathered to mark their 25th wedding anniversary. Guests included Angus Cahl Hermanacht Wi sons Doyle Milton Wm Cahl Harmon Kreeger and A P Sheldon among others from Elyria. A reception featured pet games luncheon rose and silver decor a large wedding cake and rose tapers.
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Amherst
Chas
Math
North Main Street
Angus Cahl
Hermanacht
Wisons Doyle
Milton
Wm. Cahl
Harmon Kreeger
Goldie
Pauline Straws
George Dahl
Albert C Welhe
Irma Mathes
Soa Worthington
Roxe Ma
Lucila
Dean
Charles
A. P. Sheldon
Elyria
St Peters Evangelical Sunday School Opens Missions Day
Members of the St Peters Evangelical Sunday School and charge hold opening services for a missions day. The program included hymns, scripture reading, and a speech on race relations, with Miss Elsie Werbstayer and Miss Krieg among participants. Community club and church events follow, including meetings, socials, and notices of local residents’ activities.
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King’s Daughters
St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School
Sone
Power of Jesus
Elsie M Werbstayer
Krieg
I & Arcicie
Gladys Hopkins
Devonne Lehman
Frances Sabirs
America
Assembly
Treatment options listed for ailments at Elyria Trust
A brief entry from Elyria Ohio notes treatments for PILES Wianre Fistwin Colitis and Varirose Veink with no time lost from work. Dr F M Sponseller at Elyria Savings & Trust Bidz offers office hours 8:30 4:00 and Evening 6 00 8 00 with phone contact 8274.
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Wianre
F. M. Sponseller
Elyria Savings & Trust Bidz
Elyria
Ohio
Teotdo
Coon County Harmony At Mid Way Meeting In Lorain
A county gathering in Lorain County featured a semiofficial exchange of views on local business matters. President Frank Jenke addressed attendees and a temporary secretary was appointed. Counts from Bisra, O6, Pittski, Vermilion, Rochester and nearby areas reported results and adjourned to settle county affairs.
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Lorain
Frank Jenke
U. Se
Bisra
Oo. Kua
Pittski
Peiuel
Birmingham
Jhiptonson
Vermilion
Larain
Rochester
Tura Wellingterest
Fron F
Temple All-Stars Win Match Game
Temple All-Stars crushed the Jewel Candies at Temple alleys led by Nagy and Behn with a strong splintering attack. Behn totaled ATT while Nagy finished two pins behind him as the Elyrians swept all three games and led 2717 to 2409 in total pins. Nahy and Donnely joined the All Stars, both from the Jewelers team in the Orion Recreation league.
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Nagy
Behn
Naples
Temple All-Stars
Cleveland
Temple
Att
Elyrians
Nahy
Donnely
All Stars
Art's
Jewelers
Orain Recreation League
Inquisition and belief through the ages
The discourse contrasts inquisitorial persecution with modern tolerance, noting how authorities used coercion to suppress heresy. It cites Lord Acton, Gerson, Wesley, and 18th century cruelties, then pivots to modern psychology on belief as a safeguard of mental balance and identity.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lord Acton
Gerson
Milina
Joknss
Ilegal
Diaho
Europe
John Wesley
Valta
Radio program from Homer Rodeheaver airs from Chicago Saturday
Readers recall a radio program featuring Homer Rodeheaver heard in Chicago Saturday night from 1 to 10 30. The event drew praise from attendees and highlights include a prize drawing and local volunteers. Many residents and families attended at various homes and community spaces.
Woman Recovers After Fall and Illness Bouts
A woman who fell last month broke several ribs and is again ill. Mrs. H. L. Tite and her baby son Dean have suffered severe coins the past week amid ongoing health concerns.
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H. L. Tite
Dean
Hey Talbert Visit Prompt Hospital News at Fremont
J S Clifford with Ben Allch and Frederick Talbert of Amherst visited W A Talbert, formerly Amherst's First Evangelical pastor, now a patient at Fremont Community hospital. Rainbow class of Elyria M E Church met at Mrs Keith Brown with Miss Marian Squire and Mrs Helen Lehman hosting. Officers elected, several games of centre played, light refreshments served. next meeting at Mrs B H Long of Etsria.
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Middle Ridge
J. S. Clifford
Ben Allch
Frederick Talbert
Amherst
An Hey
W A Talbert
First Evangelical Church of
Fremont Community Hospital
Elyria
M. E Ehureh
Keith Brown
Marian Squire
Helen Lehman
B. H Long
Etsria
Local Family Visits and Health News From Amherst
Mr and Mrs Fred Herrmann welcomed Wednesday with former’s parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Herrmann Jr and sister Mrs Emma Beck of Avon Lake. Mrs Harry Wolf and children of Amherst have returned home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Gray. Rev C J Holliger of Amherst called on friends Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Harvey Hull of Elyria spent Wednesday with her sisters Misses Carrie and Louise Schmitkens. The many friends of Marry Wolf of Amherst will be glad to hear she is convalescing after operative treatment at Marine hospital Chicago. Mr Wolf is a former resident as the Gray home prior to moving to Amherst. Mrs Harvey Hecock is confined to her home because of illness. and family were recent guests of Mrs J Gluvna and family of North Ridge.
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Fred Herrmann
Eugene Herrmann, Jr
Emma Beck
Avon Lake
Harry Wolf
Amherst
Robert Gray
C. J. Holliger
Harvey Hull
Elyria
Carrie
Louise Schmitkens
Marry Wolf
Marine Hospital
Chicago
Wolf
Gray Home
Harvey Hecock
Hinass
J. Gluvna
North Ridge
Mrs Reochtsl and Mary Nelding attend Cleveland auto show
Mrs William Reochtsl spent Friday evening with her sister Mrs Mary Nelding of Amherat. Miss Frances and Byrd Rich moni attended the auto show in Cleveland.
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William Reochtsl
Mary Nelding
Amherat
Misgy Frances
Byrd Richmoni
Cleveland
Cocky the cockatoo quits flying at 105
Amersham England. Cocky the cockatoo, oldest resident of a local hotel, has given up dangerous stunts after reaching his 105th birthday. For ten years he has avoided tall dives power dives and barrel rolls and now contently struts about filling in and out of windows.
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Cocky
Amersham
Eng
Finchley Council Seeks Surveyor To Fix Draughty Chamber
Finchley councillors described their council chamber as the draughtiest place in England and have asked a surveyor to assess improvements. The move comes as members seek practical steps to reduce cold drafts and improve meeting comfort.
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Finchley
Fug
England
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