Dr Garr Acquitted Of Charge Of Assassination
Shelbyville Kentucky February 3 acquittal of Dr E B Garr La Grange veterinarian on a charge of assassinating Brig Gen Henry H Denhardt September 20. Charges against Garr dismissed on motion of Attorney General Meredith. Roy and Jack Garr acquitted of slaying in self defense earlier.
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Shelbyville
Garr
la Grange
Henry H. Denhardt
Hupert H. Meredith
Dr. Garr
Roy
Jack
Gen. Denhardt
Coleman Wright
Shelby County
Gircoft
Charles C. Marshall
Jack Garr
Leahy Calls Battleship Bulwark Of Our Defense
Admiral William D. Leahy told the House Naval Affairs Committee that battleships remain the bulwark of defense and offense though not invulnerable to aerial bombs or torpedoes. He noted modern battleships could be sunk only if repeatedly struck in the right places, as Congress debates sea power expansion.
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Washington
CBI
William D. Leahy
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Leahy
T. 8
Naval Operations
Congress
Two Guardsmen Gain Promotions and Honor in Ohio Guard
Lieutenant Arthur Richwine announced promotions for Corporals Wieber Szabo and Lasky to sergeant, discharge for Sergeant Peter J. Greszler after seven years, and the 100 per cent medal for Lasky’s three month progress. Major Whitcomb rated the unit satisfactory after Friday night inspection, as Company A from Cleveland defeated the local rifle team 691 to 673.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
143Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Arthur Richwine
Peter J. Greszler
National Guard
Wieber
Corporal Szabo
Corporal Lasky
Richwine
C. B. Whitcomb
Battalon
Cleveland
Motorcyclist Hurt Near Re Fields Corners
Ralph Smith 23 of Grafton was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 8 20 p m yesterday for abrasions and contusions after a motorcycle accident near Re Fields Corners.
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Ralph Smith
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bega
Re Fields
Youth Held After Robbery and Attack in Lorain County
A youth arrested in Youngstown is said to have shot in the head during arrest. he allegedly attacked Miss Hornbeck with a beer bottle. Sheriff Graft and Chief Deputy Smith investigated. Grand jurors ordered to consider the case include Roy Churchward, Henry Schuttgen, Elizabeth Holloway, and others from Lorain, Elyria, Wellington, Wellington and Amherst areas.
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Youngstown
Miss Hornbeck
William F. Graft
Smith
Roy I
Churchward
Columbia Township
Henry Schuttgen
Abbey Road
Elyria Township
Elizabeth Holloway
W. 20Th Street
Lording
R. J. Lyons
W. Erle Avenue
Lorain
Bertha Renker
E. 31St Street
George Yost
East Avenue
Elyria
William Frey
Wellington
Wealtha M. Busch
Bellfield
J. C. Rapkin
Kenneth W. Botomer
High Street
Althea Mathews
E. 1St Street
Raymond Bechtel
Amherst
Leland Lesser
Marseilles
Mary Wherry
Ohio Street
John Gray
30Th Street
Court House News Mixed Sentences For Lutzow Jones And Sheriff Appointments
Martin Lutzow of Elyria was sent to Mansfield Reformatory for a statutory offense involving a 15 year old girl. Andrew Jones of Cleveland was sent to the penitentiary at Columbus for auto theft. Sheriff Grall announced Paul Johnson of Penfield was appointed deputy sheriff at five dollars daily. Johnson fills in for ill deputies. Deputy Cordy is home sick. Rose Coleman sues for divorce from Joby Coleman, married 1924, and Regina Helen Stinnett is granted a divorce from Earl Stinnett.
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Martin Lutzow
Elyria
Mansfield Reformatory
Andrew Jones
Cleveland
Columbus
John B. Judge
Elmer Peterson
Lutzow
Jones
William F. Grall
Paul Johnson
Penfield
Samuel Paonessa
Johnson
C. J. Cordy
Y-Indus Club to Hear Sheriff Grail
Sheriff William F. Grail will describe the civilian patrol program to Y Indus Club members at the YMCA meeting tonight at 7 PM. Members may sign up for the Valentine party planned for next Tuesday night.
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William F. Grail
Y-Indus Club
Ym.c. A
Four Continued From Page One Route 20 Proposal
A proposed eight mile road extension along Route 20 east of Oberlin would require a 120 foot right of way at its narrowest point. No construction plans exist until right of way issues are settled. Kipton commissioner John E. Davidson and Russia Township resident Schandorgki oppose the route citing traffic diversion and property damage. A transcript will be sent to state highway officials in Columbus for review this week.
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Odd
Oberlin
Ault
John E. Davidson
Kipton
Schandorgki
Russia Township
Srave
Columbus
Youth Confesses to Pontiac Robbery in Police Statement
A 16 year old from MuLedusboro Illinois confessed to holding up a Western Union Telegraph office in Pontiac Michigan on January 21 and fleeing with 600 in cash and travelers checks. He was arrested in a car behind Edison school after officers received information from Samuel Wurst. The youth claimed his parents are farmers and that he had traveled from Benton to Michigan before dating the February 2 payment receipts.
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MuLedusboro
Pontiac
Mieh
Tnion
C. B E. Parker
E. d. Stankard
Lloyd E. Sweet
Melvin Olmstead
Robert Schwartz
Samuel Wurst
Lake Avenue
Edison School
Unir
Nis ©R
Benton
Michigan
Contract Let For Cleaning Ditch
A contract to clean the street ditch through Shem Mewnship and Lorain was awarded to Gregory of Norwalk after bids. He offered the lowest bid and will hire local labor. Lorain and Shefield Township will pay based on a formula, with total county share listed as 400804 dollars.
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Shemmewnship
Lorain
Sant Trifiler
Citi
Gregory
Norwalk
Shef Tield
Folk Oindy
Tufiletti
Iggest Bie
Veteran Lorain Builder Passes
Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon for Louis Weltzel, a veteran Lorain builder who died at his home after a short illness. He had lived in Lorain nearly 50 years and constructed many Lorain homes and buildings. He is survived by a son, John. Another son, William, was among the first Lorain men killed in action in France in World War I.
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Lorain
Louis Weltzel
John
William
France
National Girl Scout Leader Visits Oberlin
Miss O ga Carlson from the Girl Scout National Headquarters in New York spent Monday in Oberlin meeting Scouts, mothers, and leaders. She met Brownie leaders at East College street, spoke at a tea at Oberlin Inn, and led discussions on the new scout program and badge changes to be featured in The Leader in April.
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Oberlin
Oga Carlson
Girl Scout National
New York
Misa Carlson
Don Bryant
East College Street
Elyria
Miss Carlson
Girl Scout Council
Qberlin Inn
J. D. MacLaury
Oberlin College students plan international program
Uberlin College echoes from China Japan Korea Germany Italy and America will be given by students from these lands. Songs chosen to match the program spirit. Large attendance expected from neighboring communities for an evening well spent. Judge Nee of Elyria Juvenile Court spoke at Oberlin Inn for the Oberlin Exchange Club. Miss Iola Gibson hosted the Queen Esther Society dinner and meeting on West Lorain Street. Shirley Oliver elected secretary treasurer for the year. Plans for the annual tea in March. BRIEFS Visiting Nurse Committee met at Mrs Arthur I Taft home. Dr W F Bolu left for Boston for Prudential Committee meeting and met Oberlin alumni in Boston and New York.
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Uberlin College
China
Japan
Korea
Germany
Italy
America
Iola Gibson
Queen Esther Society
West Lorain Street
Shirley Oliver
Harriet Cook
Egypt
Turkey
Arabia
Brlefs
Conmittier
Arthur I. Taft
Forest Street
W. F. Bolu
Iaay
Boston
Prudential Committee
Aybertean Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Oberlin
New York
Inter-Racial Day Observed At Mt Zion Church Oberling
Mt Zion Baptist Church of Oberling plans an inter-racial day program on Sunday February 13. The event features a keynote address by Dr Carl Wittke newly appointed dean of the college and will be observed nationwide with church and community participation.
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Mt. Zion Baptist Church of Oberling
Carl Wittke
Murray Ridge School could join Elyria City District
Murray Ridge School in Elyria Township may join the Elyria City School District if the Murray Ridge district committee's plan gains enough support. Elyria board members said they would consider petitions meeting legal thresholds and details to satisfy both sides, with possible transfer only after voter petitions reach the required percent and receiving board approval.
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Murray Ridge
Elyria City
Elyria Township
Elyna Board of Education
Elynia Board
Elytia
Town Line
Riet
R. C. Maston
Elyria Secho
County Board of Education
Board of Education
Elyria Board
State Department of Education
Death Toll Update and Local Obituaries Highlight Community Loss
Funeral services were held for John F. Glosser, retired photo official at Elyria and Mansfield, who died Sunday at his home. Oliva E. Hills, 26, wife of Fred Hills, died after a long illness on Gratton Road. Hills, born in Tidioute, Pennsylvania, lived on the Grafton Road for 22 years and was a member of the Laporte Minute Ladies. Funeral arrangements set for Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at the Tarl Funeral Home with Rev. Thomas Laughes officiating. Burial in Burien Ridge cemetery.
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Glosser
First Congregational Church
John F. Glosner
Elyria
Cicvslead
Mansfield
Sp. m
Beig
Cleveland
Tyce
Oliva E. Hills
Fred. Hills
Gratton Road
Bills
Tidioute
Pennsylvania
Grafton Road
LaPorte Mi LE. Chuck
George Hills
Grafton
Ada Regal
Elsie Squire
Wellington R
Fire damages flooded car in Avon Lake incident
Firefighters from Hose Company No 1 blamed a burning flooded car carburetor for a blaze that caused slight damage to the vehicle owned by D F Holts berg on West Avenue near Broad and Second streets. Insulation wires water boiler and hood paint were damaged.
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Attoqwikkes
Thremen
D. F. Holtsberg
Avon Lake
West Avenue
Bersweer Broad
Second Streets
Hose Company No. 1
City council actions on 1934 water main and claims
The council referred the 1934 water main installation to the finance committee and city solicitor. It also sent Fred Russ’s $714.86 claim for a sewer ejector station to the solicitor and finance committee, with prior ruling against payment. A $45 hospitalization expense for Patrolman Myron Gibson was approved. An athletic commission ordinance to expand the boxing commission to five members was authorized for first reading but carried over due to a misunderstanding.
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Finance Committee
Counet
Industrial Commission
Myron Gibson
Councel 21So
Athletic Commission
Cornell-man
Nelson
Colson Night to Draw Big Crowd at M C
A crowd of 85 men women and children is expected at Colson Night activities tonight at the M C 4 program directed by Carl Wagner. Colson Corporation workers and families prepared for a full program including basketball volleyball cage ball and swimming. Dancing from 9 p m to midnight features Ted Meteger’s orchestra and a plate lunch will be served under H R Selby’s direction.
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Colson
Carl Wagner
Colson Corporation Captoress
Ted Meteger
H. R. Selby
Colson Corporation
Civics Class Attends City Council Meeting
A civics class joined the semi monthly city council session with several members present and filled front row seats. They took extensive notes as the proceedings unfolded, while a few students shared surprised moments during the meeting.
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Civics Love of ‘Aessuzaheth Yoder
Yoder
aAccon
Vision of global settlement under Vepitan plan envisioned
President Wilking outlines a global settlement concept where settlers spend years on multiple continents to gain a universal life view. The plan would restrict settlement density, split government into research and administrative branches, and place the General Council on five continents with rotating sites to foster unity and creative progress.
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Wilking
Earth
Vepitans
Incident At Hotel Explained By Local Police
Local police in Elyria explain a Sunday hotel intrusion at The Graystone Hotel aimed at a guest named Charles Bird the escaped Cleveland bank bandit. Three plainclothes officers Capt. Corbett E. Southam Patrolmen Fred Bongs and Corwin Burrer acted on a tip and confronted three alleged armed men as a precaution. The guest, Cleveland attorney John H. McNeal, was with a client when the incident occurred. hotel manager Robert S. Jones said the matter was satisfactorily explained.
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Graystone
Charles Bird
Cleveland Bank
Elyria
Corbett E. Southam
Fred Bongs
Corwin Burrer
John H. McNeal
Cleveland
Southam
Robert 5. Jones
Maniac Terrorizes Fostoria Women
A mob of about 50 citizens armed with shotguns aided Fostoria police in surrounding the home of Mrs. Joseph Hornig after she reported a maniac armed with a blue steel automatic attempted to force entry. The assailant had disturbed women in the past week, marking the fifth attack in four days and earlier efforts occurred on Wednesday and Thursday nights.
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Fostoria
Joseph Hornig
Truck Driver Is Granted Probation
Wade Cook, a Belleyannek driver, was granted probation today after waiving trial and pleading to involuntary manslaughter. Common Pleas Judge D A Cook accepted the case as a court matter, relating to a Birmingham traffic crash that killed Mrs Charles Sternberg of Tittin and injured others. The truck overturned after speeding, striking a culvert abutment and tipping onto the car carrying Mrs Sternberg, who died, and Thomas M Fox of Cleveland, who died later.
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Wade Cook
Belleyannek
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Charles Sternberg
Tittin
Birmingham
Cook
Elyria Board approves four new English textbooks
Elyria Board of Education approved adopting four English books for four classes at Elyria High School, replacing other texts at no extra cost. Superintendent Maston stated the move covers two ninth grade and two tenth grade classes, with no additional expense involved.
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Elyria High School
Elyria Board of Education
Ft. UC
Maston
Maniac Targets Theodore Fish Home Seen Tonight
Eyewitnesses describe a tall man about five feet fourteen inches, wearing a dark overcoat and a dark stovepat hat, weighing around 160 pounds. He appeared outside the window of Theodore Fish's residence Thursday night, with each intended victim recounting a similar description.
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Theodore Fish
Ohio schools close as infantile paralysis closes campuses
Public schools in Gambier Nelsonville Radnor and nearby areas shut to halt an outbreak of infantile paralysis and spinal meningitis. Gambier reports at least 40 cases with 40 more pupils kept home. One child Leroy Weaver died and two others are hospitalized. Additional cases in Radnor and Delaware county prompt precautionary closings. Measles cases in Delaware county also rise compared with prior years.
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Goolumbus
Ohio
Knox County
Gambier
Novice Fawcett
Gambler Schools
Nelsonville
Leroy Weaver
Robert Weaver
Mary Bagley
Nettie Lee Carter
Radnor
Delaware County
Colorful colors in men’s clothing ahead in fashion
Cincinnati reports a bold fashion shift as Raymond G. Twreffort of the National Association of Merchant Tailors announces that strong color will dominate men’s suits this year. He notes consumers should not fear vibrant combinations while warning conservatives to avoid dulling the age’s style.
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Cincinnati
Raymond G. Twreffort
National Association of Merchant Tailors of America
Twreffort
Farm Auction Listing At Sugar Ridge Road Chas Madison Farm
A detailed sale catalog lists Holstein cows and calves, horses, hogs, fowl and numerous farming tools and equipment from Sugar Ridge Road near Elyria Ohio. Items include August 1 and September 1 bred cattle, two grade Guernsey heifers, several tractors and plows, grain drills, hay loaders, manure spreaders, wagons, farm wagons, milking equipment, harnesses, and two farm wagons. Cash terms, lunch at noon, sale conducted by P A Walker Auctioneer.
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Sugar Ridge Road
Chas. Madison Farms
Cattus
Guernsey
Chester
Deering
John Deere
Dunham
Oliver
Ohio
McCormack-Deering
Burr Ohio
Fordson
Dayton
Chas. Matison
Ben Verhoff
P. A. Walker
Redington Block
Elyria
Irvin Klinect
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Rose Coleman
Joby Coleman
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Sheriff Grail
Topeeeed
Richgrac
Sear National Girl Scout
Mre Socher Food Apie
Yeclessor
Itorace HH. Nee
Probate Court of
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Oberlin Inn
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C. B. Dawson
le Grange
G. J. O'Connor
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Medak
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Springs
Wyer
Plymouth
Rueslers
Dept. of Agriculture
C. S
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Burbanks
Colorado
Wisconsin
Bliss
Florida
U.S
Tibet
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Isey Fe
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Maine
Green Mountains
Pocahontas
Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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