King Chef Alexandra Hosts Edison School Children
William Nelson Deal vandra III known as The King Chef hosted Edison School children at his home. Born as Alexandra, he rose from Washington caterer to famed chef serving notable families and state functions. Now retired, he plans to settle in Eaton Township.
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Children of
Edison School
William Nelson Doxlexandra Nie
Thomas Edison School
William Nelson Deal Vandra III
North American
Flyrta
Lorain
Chta
Cncle
Alexandra
Baked Avenue
Amerya
Carnceans
Lord Pearson
Haina James Wo Corrizan
Prue Mc McKinney
Cleveland
Calvary Mm
Chester A Arthur
Washington
Andrey Carnegie
William C Carnegie
Palavial
Dungernes Island
Jacksonville
Fla
Senator Stewart
Ashtabula
Charlee F Ritty
Liang Chang
Alta House
W Hallock Shaker Heights
Eaton Township
Weddings Defeat Divorces in Great Falls 1932
Great Falls city records show 325 marriages and 75 divorces for 1932. The marriages rose against 1931 figures, while divorces dropped or declined by a significant margin in the year, reflecting a leap year period effect.
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Great Falls
Mont
Divcles
Great Falls City
Chancellor Hitler and Frau Wagner Attend Leipzig Anniversary
Reports from Germany question whether Chancellor Adolf Hitler and Frau Winifred Wagner are engaged. They appeared friendly at a Leipzig ceremony marking the fiftieth anniversary of Siegfried Wagner’s death amid speculation in the country.
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Adolf Hitler
Winifred Wagner
Siefried Wagner
Compose
Germany
Wagner
Leipzig
Lorain County Community Sale Thursday February 16
The Lorain county community sale will be held at the fair grounds on Thursday February 16 starting at 10 am. Sales occur on the first and third Thursdays of each month.
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Lorain County
Puma Reputation Sparks Fear in South American Encounters
A puma known for hostile behavior toward humans in parts of South America has drawn concern among local communities and researchers seeking safer coexistence strategies amid reports of aggressive encounters and wildlife management debates.
Alleged Suicide Attempt Thwarted at Oberlin Road
Mrs Lawie Wade of 241 Oberlin Road reportedly tried to end her life by drinking turpentine. Police intervened, rushing her to hospital. her brother-in-law William Wrworth seized the bottle to stop further drinking.
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Lawie Wade
Oberlin Road
Ice Crosser Bridge Spans Put in Bay Crack
Lake Erie froze enough for automobile traffic between Put-in-Bay and the mainland for a second time this winter. Two cars with plank bridges crossed the ice to span cracks. Separate items note a 75 foot long sapling, a Knights of St John chief of staff death, a street car accident in Cleveland, a hospital save of a cat bite infection, fines in London for possession of liquor, a soap factory at London Prison Farm, and a drowning in the Cuyahoga River after a boy saved his brother.
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Port Clinton
Lake Erie
Put-in-Bay
Tiffino
Col Alon
C Talley
Cleveland-Toledo
Grand Commandery
Knights of St John
Ottawa
Real Estate Transfers Ledger Details Numerous Property Deeds
Carrie Austin administers Shirley M Austin estate transfers 33 acres in Brighton and 109 in Camden to Whiton Curtis W Whiton Edith G Whiton and Agnes Simmons to Arthur L and Frieda Whiton quitclaim 28 acres in Amherst to Clyde Iona Wheeler to Willam and Willoughby Harris three acres in Pittsfield Elizabeth Hearn and Cynthia Monger to Edward W and Jennie Sabiers one acre on Wilan Avenue Amherst Earl and Anna Kaspnek to National Bank of Commerce of Lorain half of lot 4 block 7 in Selah Chamberlain add Lorain and Eighth Street and Broadway property Loraim Geno Iv Inmuitroff and Vasilha Dimitroff to Stoicho Lopusch noff lot 2 block 5 Central Division Sheffield Township
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Whiton
Curtis W Whiton
Edith G Whiton
Agnes Simmons
Arthur L
Frieda Whiton
Amherst Township
Clyde
Iona Wheeler
Willam
Willoughby Harris
Pittsfield Township
Elizabeth Hearn
Cynthia Monger
Edward W
Jennie H Sabiers
Wilan Avenue
Amherst
Earl
Anna Kaspnek
National Bank of Commerce of
Lorain
Selah Chamberlain
Eighth Street
Broadway
Loraim Geno Iv Inmuitroff
Vasilha Dimitroff
Stoicho Lopuschnoff
Central Division
Sheffield Township
Family Bible of 1576 Tied to Sturgeon Family History
An English family Bible printed in 1576 and once owned by the Sturgeon family is now part of A He Bannister Huntington's holdings. The Bible, dating before the King James edition, circulated through Bannister's late father Rev Amos Bannister of St Mary's Episcopal Church in Beaver Falls, Pa. It bears hand of Robert Sturgeon and links to Bishops Bibles edited by Barher, father to the KJV printer Robert Barke.
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Huntington
W Va
Sturgeon
He Bannister
Bannister
Amos Bannister
St Mary’s Episcopal Church
Beaver Falls
England
Christopher Barher
Robert Barke
Roebert Sturgeon
Starlings Suppressed by Old Bed Spring Killer
Carl Fisher of North Ridgeville reportedly killed 136 starlings in three days using an old bed spring with fine mesh wire. Joseph Bommer of North Ridgeville writes that Fisher holds four live starlings for teaching to talk and notes large local flocks that ruin crops and berries.
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Belhoef
Loram County
Carl Fisher
North Ridgeville
Joseph C Bommer
Fisher
Bommer
Butler Road
New London
Chicken thief leaves birds at Worcester coop
Elizer Robbins found a rooster and six hens in his Worcester hen house when he went to feed the flock. Police suspect a previous hen thief, who had struck another coop, is behind the incident.
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Worcester
Mass
Elizer Robbins
Coop Dims Brightness Before He Could Increase Haul
A truncated report notes the bins coop and a brighter push away from the haul, with limited readable details about the event. No clear names, places, or dates are recovered from the fragment.
Power Attracts Mysterious Females From Afar
A fragment hints at a claimed ability of certain female individuals to draw males from a distance. The text provides no scientific basis and remains speculative. Further details are not available in the readable portion.
Zemo Ad Promises Relief for Itch and Irritation
A vintage ad touts Zemo as a soothing remedy for itch relief and skin irritations. It claims 25 years of use and praises its safety and dependability, urging readers to insist on genuine Zemo and noting prices of 35¢, 60¢, and $1. Drugstores are advised to stock the product.
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All Druggista
Advt
Libby considers scrip plan to combat poverty and unemployment
Libby Montana and nearby Lincoln County towns weigh scrip money as a remedy to depleted relief funds and rising unemployment. The report notes Bell's early telephone invention connected to efforts to enable the deaf and mute to talk.
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Libby
Mont
Lincoln County
Montana
Bell
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Akron
Mt Sinai Hospital
Nellie Broge
Harry L Rockwood
London
P R Emery
Detroit
Lauar
Edward Hayes
Ronald Porter
Joseph Dominic
Cuyahoga River
John
Carrie Austin
Shirley M Austin
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