Demands Death Penalty For Willard Man
NORWALK Ohio February 9 Prosecutor E G Martin sought the death penalty for William G Ramsey a 54 year old Willard ice manufacturer on trial for the killing of his wife Sadie Ramsey in their Willard home He said Mrs Ramsey was on her knees begging for mercy when shot Ramsey also shot and wounded his 15 year old daughter Geraldine in the same incident The defense says Ramsey was in an alcoholic haze The state began presenting evidence Ramsey was a widely known trap shooter in state contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
E. G. Martin
William G. Ramsey
Willard Ice Manufacturer
Sadie Ramsey
Willard der
Ramsey
Scouts to Present Play at Elyria High School
The Boy Scouts of America in Elyria celebrate their 22nd anniversary with a Wednesday night play at the high school auditorium featuring a six scene drama about Wm Boyce and the founding of Scouting. An all scout cast will also perform First Aid, knot tying, signaling and camp stunts between acts. A large crowd is expected as admission is by free tickets available from any scout.
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Boy Scouts of America
Scouts of
Elyria
Wm. Boyce
England
London
Sir Baden Powell
Wm. Borce
America
Wm. Glover
Bud Lersch
WW. H. Stoney
Ernest Rule
Mr. Gates
First Congregational Troop
Four Bridge Players Hold Perfect Hands at City Club
In Chillicothe on February 9 four players at the City Club drew perfect hands. Oakley Graves held hearts, Robert McCarthy diamonds, Wade Beverly Jr. spades, and Fred Heinzelman clubs. Graves bid 2 hearts, Beverly advanced to 7 spades, and the contract was fulfilled as practice for a city tournament.
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Chillicothe
Oakley Graves
Robert McCarthy
Wade Beverly, Jr
Graves
Fred Heinzelman
Beverly
Radio Club Meeting Tonight at National Guard HQ
The Mike and Key Club an amateur radio group will meet this evening at seven o'clock at the National Guard headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike and Key Club
Amateur Radio Club
National Guard
Commissioners to joint view Funk ditch in Henrietta township
Lorain and Erie county commissioners agreed yesterday to make a joint view of the Funk ditch in Henrietta township. A petition for improving the ditch has been filed at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Township
Erie County
Lorain
Court actions list across Lorain County cases
The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company sues Linsky et al for 7414 and seeks foreclosure in Eaton township. Olga Moes of Lorain seeks divorce from Charles Moes married 1913 for gross neglect. George M Day sues J G Mobille et al over a chattel mortgage claimed to shield creditors. request to void mortgage. The Cleveland Trust Company sues Retta and Joseph Laronge et al for 3880 and forecloses on property in Avoy Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Savings ,4 Trist Company
Sa Linsky Et al
Eaton Township
Olga Moes
Lorain
Charles Moes
George M. Day
J. G. Mobille
Mobille
Askerg
Cleveland Trust Company
Retta
Joseph Laronge
Avyou Lake
Clarence Brown to Speak at Oberlin M E Church Dinner
Clarence Brown will speak at Oberlin M E Church tomorrow evening during the Men's Club monthly Lincoln birthday dinner. C R Summers presides as club president. An Oberlin Conservatory orchestra provides music and Eugene Morgan, recent second place finisher in the Atwater Kent audition, appears. Dinner is served at 6 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claarence. Brown
Oberlin M. E
Lincoln
C. R. Summers
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Eugene Morgan
Atwater-Kent
Cleveland
Chicago
Coming Marriage of Janet MacLennan to Dr John Kerr
In Olisern Ohio on February 9 announced the coming marriage of Janet MacLennan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B F MacLennan to Dr John Austin Kerr of Chicago. The ceremony is set for February 20 at Fairchild Chapel with a 8 o clock start. Janet has taught at Milwaukee Downer College and Dr Kerr, son of the late Dr Austin Kerr, has conducted medical research in South America and is visiting Chicago. The couple plan to reside in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocserlin
F. MacLennan
Forest Street
Janet
John Austin Kerr
Chicago
Fairchild Chapel
MacLechan
Milwaukee
Austin Kern
Rocnefaller Foundation
South America
Afe-De-Asa Club Hosts Bridge Night In Oberlin
Mrs Fox Chavyvat of Spring Street presided as hostess for two recent Afe-De-Asa club meetings. Bridge dominated the evening with high scores going to Miss Florence Wolf and Mrs Sadie Hornung of Elshia. Members and guests included Mrs Esther Reynolds, Mrs Sadie Hornung, Miss Florence Wolf of Elyria, Mrs Elsie Shaffstall, Mrs Charvat of Oberlin, and guests Mrs Frances Moore of Oerin, Miss Mary McKinler, and Mrs H W Smith of Elyria. Tuaneh was entered late in the evening at the Oberlin Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Chavyvat
Spring Street
Bridge
Florence Wolf
Sadie Hornung
Elshia
Esther Reynolds
Elyria
Elsie Shaffstall
Charvat
Oberlin
Frances Moore
Oerin
Mary McKinler
H.W. Smith
Tuaneh
Oberlin Tavern
Death of Mrs Maria Brush at 92 in Elyria
Mrs Maria Hulain Brush aged 92 died Monday at 3 13 PM at her home 234 English Street following two months of illness. A 45 year Elyria resident she joined the Methodist church of LaPorte. She leaves nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Nichols Funeral Home until Wednesday morning then services at Butternut Ridge Cemetery in the Butterrut Ridge area at 2 PM conducted by Rev W C Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Hulain Brush
English Street
Brush
Elyria
Methodist Church of
LaPorte
Nichols Funeral
W. C. Fowler
Butterrut Ridge
Church Leaders to Meet in Oberlin Regional Conference
Church leaders from four counties will gather February 17 in Oberlin for a regional conference under the Ohio Council of Churches and Home Missions. Sessions include morning and afternoon at Oberlin Graduate School of Theology and an evening at the Methodist Episcopal Church Wellington, with speakers from the Home Missions Council and the Presbyterian and other church boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Council of Churchnes
National Home Missions County
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Methodiet Epiclepaicheri
Wellington
Erte
Huron Lorain
Orne
Marion
Philadelphia
Meracdt Episcopal Board of Home Mansions and
Church Extension
Caaries L. Zorbauzh
Columbus
Prasn
Terian Sta’s
Vetary
Gsaagce
Oberlin groups plan meetings and games this week
The Oberlin Business Men's club will meet Friday with dinner at 6.59 and a speaker Attorney Charles R Summers on the new personal tax law. The Oberlin Travelers face the Pennzoils of Lorain in a high school gym game Thursday at 8.00, with a Lions and Lion farmers preliminary. Also, Overun radio troupe Sue Susan and Suzanne perform at the Apollo theatre Thursday and Friday with George Bretton's college orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Business Men’s Wiug
Qoperlin
Charles R. Summers
Oberlin Travelers
Pennzoils of
Lorain
Oberlin Lions
The
Lion Famers
Overun
Sue
Susan
Suzanne
Apollo Theatre
George Bretton
Death of Charles H. Miller at Elma Memorial Hospital
Charles H. Miller aged 68 of 3456 Sixteenth Street died at Elma Memorial Hospital yesterday after a four day illness. Survived by widow Elizabeth and sister Elsie Gattner of North Carolina. Born in North Carolina he lived in Elyria twenty seven years and worked as a truckster. Body at Sudro Funeral Home until noon Thursday then moved to Second M. F. Church for services at 2:99 PM with Rev. J. F. Burton. Burial in Ridga lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Miller
Sixteenth Street
Elma Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth
Elsie Gattner
North Carolina
Elyria
Sudro Funeral
M. F
J. F. Burton
Ridgalawn Cemetery
Gibson Faithful to International Security Calls
Gibson said the world must consider military limits to curb aggression and build international confidence. He urged nations to unite for peace, cooperation, and restraint to promote security and deter threats.
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Gibson
Natures Warning for Nighttime Urges and Bladder Cleansing
An advertisement promotes a bladder cleansing formula to relieve irregular bladder issues and nighttime urination. It claims bukets with buchu leaves juniper oil and castor oil provide relief, offering a 25 cent five-grain test box and a money‑back guarantee after four days if symptoms persist.
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Bowers Drug Store
End of Armament Burden and Global Disarmament Urged
A broad call for cutbacks in armaments and a practical path to general disarmament is urged as nations seek to curb aggressive war risk. The speaker emphasizes American willingness to lead in reductions and to pursue honest scrutiny beyond internal security needs.
Athletics Release Waite Hart Ending Pitching Career
Waite Hart, 32, longtime Athletics pitcher and key player in many league games, was released unconditionally by the Philadelphia club after being reported as a holdout. His pro career began in 1916 and included early promise as a Brooklyn high school standout. Connie Mack, manager of the Athletics, wired the release order from Florida after other clubs declined to bid for Hart.
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Philadelphia
Waite Hart
Philadelphia Athletics
Waite
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Connie Mack
Athletics
Florida
Women Completing Nutrition Project Across Lorain County
Miss Alice Bird, county extension agent, reports multiple groups in Lorain County are starting or continuing nutrition project meetings this week. Sessions are planned in Avenue Roof, Gulf Road school, West Ridge Ladies' Aid at Carlisle Grange Hall, and LaPorte at Mrs Jackson's home, with more sessions slated for upcoming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Alice Bird
Avenue Roof
Gulf Road District
Gulf Road School
LaPorte Ladies’ Aid
Jackson
West Ridge Ladies’ Aid
Carlisle Grange Hall
Miss Bird
First Aviators Strike Begins
The first aviator strike in commercial aviation history started today on Century Airline with 21 pilots resigning from Chicago routes to Detroit Cleveland and St Louis. The Cord Corporation owner says pilots protest aims. A peace plea by U S delegates calls for arms reduction for global recovery and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Century Airline
L. D. Manninz
Cord Corporation
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Shanghai Atrocity Report Details Widespread Destruction
The dispatch describes Japanese forces bombing Shanghai and the International Settlement with heavy artillery and incendiaries. Civilians and noncombatants die. hospitals and an important press plant are destroyed. Chinese casualties run into thousands as defenses resist the attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai Settlement
Love Rankin
International Settlement
Japan
Shanghai
Market Report from Cleveland Produce and Chicago Cash Quotes
The Cleveland market lists greens and hay prices with per hundredweight trends and varied tea, including poultry and hogs valuations, while Chicago cash quotes show grain and produce prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, timothy, and clover seed. Notable items include eggs and poultry receipts, with futures and storage standards noted and prices in cents per unit.
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Cleveland
Idaho Reisset
Farae
United States Department of Eiiculture
Polattois
United States
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Poe
Fae
Newfoundland to issue stamp with Princess Elizabeth portrait
Newfoundland post office plans a six cent stamp featuring Princess Elizabeth, five year old daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York, marking the first portrait on a Newfoundland stamp. Additional denominations show King George, Queen Mary, and Prince of Wales portraits, part of a broader royal family portrait trend among colonies. The note also mentions Mexico City’s large church edifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth
Duchess of York
Newfoundland Post Office
King George
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
Newfound
Nest
Canada
Newfoundland
Duke of York
Princess Mary
Prince John
British Museum Staffed Anaconda Measuring Reer
A brief note notes the British Museum staffing an exhibit involving an Anaconda. Details are sparse and unclear about purpose or measurements.
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British Museum
Toledo Grain Market Prices and Transit Notes
Grain items list bids and quotes for wheat corn oats and red clover with varying qualities and delivery dates. Includes No 1 red wheat at 341 and No 1 yellow corn at 33 1-20, oats and other feeds, plus cash prices for red clover and allike with March 90 and 5.90 quotes. Transit billing attached and quotes referenced above track prices.
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Toledo
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Market Quotes
Minneapolis grain prices show bid and offer levels for wheat corn and oats with varying grades and months. No. 1 northern wheat priced around 0.64 7/8 to 0.72 3/4 in May and July futures, with No 3 yellow corn and No 3 oats noted among bid offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Grete Vorn
PLAN
Grain and feed prices from Cleveland Grain Exchange list
Prices for corn wheat oats and hay alongside flour and mill feeds are shown with bid prices and terms. Figures include alfalfa clover hay feeds oats and hay values, winter wheat and flour pricing, and mill products like cottonseed meal and bran with assorted per ton and per unit rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claveland
Noel
Eidge Stiaw
Hooper Gant
BION
Gluten Stein
Gear Spu
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Willard Man
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Yueo Egr
Co. N. Williamson
Wilmington
N. C
Williamsons
Groveland Street
Esther Alfsen LE
Ronald Wllbond
Clarence Brown
Ohio Council of Churches
Maria Husain Brush
Harr
Brars
Kenneth
Elimia
C. M. Brars
Sprag Street
Marjorie Johason
Allen Hospital
Texas
Laura Paddock
Ruth Paddock
East College Street
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Willine
United State
Allya
Hoyt
Shiosawa
Cnine
Khair
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Roth Tailor Shop
Cleveland Livestock
Sausake
Teaa Werd
Gael Ewes
Dows
Timothy
Two Americas
Mexico City
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
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