Armed Officials Hold Miles Heights Town Hall
A small band of armed officials led by Marshal Tom Glassburner and four deputies reinforced Miles Heights town hall at 10 P.M. New Year’s Eve to block Mayor-Elect Alfred Bradley from taking over records after the suburb voted to join Cleveland. Bradley plans a court move to counter the annexation, while Cleveland officials say the annexation proceeds require city action and state certification.
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Miles Heights
Alfred Bradley
Tom Glassburner
Cleveland
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Old Town Council
Cleveland Law Department
Cleveland City Council
Debated Annexation Delays as Cleveland Takes Over
Marshal Glassburner and deputies guard city hall after Town Solicitor rules hall and records belong to Cleveland following the 60 day period. Mayor-elect advised not to seize the hall as two-day stand-off ends with idle deputies and a sardonic deputy remark about jail.
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Marshal Glassburner
Philip Sampliner
Cleveland
Glassburner
Mark Anthony
Evening Radio Schedule from Cleveland Stations
Radio listings for WTAM WHE WGAR NBC CBS and CWII show daily programs in EST on Jan 2. Multiple talk, orchestra, opera, and sports segments feature Angelo Vitale’s Venetians Marion Harris Bing Crosby and various local acts with hourly changes and weather notes.
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Alice
Farrel
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neDan
Marion Harris
Radio Schedule Notes from 1320 and 700 Networks
The listing outlines a dense radio programming lineup with Akros WADC 1320 and Cincinnati WLW 700, noting acts and segments such as Bing Crosby, The St Pauls Lutheran Church, Morton Downey, Chicago variety program, Wandering Minstrel, Hawaiian Melodies, Four Clubmen, Show Boat, Old Man Sunshine, Theatre of the Air, Follies, Night Caps, Doodlesuckers, Dance music, Sign on WTAM, Sun up Farm talk, Moss and Jones, Morning melodies, Gene and Glenn, Pie Plant Pete, and Cheerio among others.
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Fruit Growers Will Meet in Lorain County 1932 Plans
A Lorain County fruit growers meeting is planned for January 21 in Elyria to outline 1932 projects. OSU specialists T. H. Parks and C. S. Holland will speak on grading marketing apples storage and pest control with a possible third specialist. E. C. Cotton will chair the planning committee.
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County Agricultural Extension Service
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Ohio State University
T. H. Parks
C. 65. Holland
E. C. Cotton
Elyria Township
Reuben Miller
Brownhelm Township
Otto C. Knoble
Henrietta
Frank Schriver
Belden
O. J. Nussdoerfer
Avon
Win-One class meeting and social notices from Pittsfield
Pittsfield January entry reports the Win-One Sunday School class of the Community Church meeting Tuesday evening at Robert Bear's home with twelve members and one guest from Wellington. Fern Studebaker teaches. light refreshments included pineapple delight and cakes. Briefs list several visiting relatives and guests in town, with trips to Cleveland for Hopkins Clinic and social hosting by the Lounsbrough family.
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Burch
Robert Bear
Howard Worcester
Wellington
Fern Studebaker
Local Family Visits Across Oberlin and Elyria
Details of gatherings include Mrs Mary Lounsbrough hosting in Oberlin. The Beam family from Camden and their son Richard visited Mr and Mrs R L Jordan. Betty spent the day with aunt and uncle A L Weite family. Ruth West shopped in Elyria with Mrs John West. Joseph Pratt of Ridgeville visited LeRoy Lounsbrough. Mabel Brown, Elyria teacher, vacationing with her parents M Z and Mrs Brown.
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Mary Lounsbrough
Oberlin
Leon Beam
Richard
Camden
R. L. Jordan
Betty
A. L. Weite
Grace West
Fannie
Nettie
John West
Ruth
Elyria
Joseph Pratt
Ridgeville
Columbia Station Man Wins Fifth Ohio Checker Title
H Garwood of Columbia Station Ohio clinched his fifth Ohio checker championship in the state finals defeating Chester Springer Columbus in a four game match Garwood took one win and drew three Bell Columbus runner up earned 15 dollars. Springer and Oglevee shared third and fourth prizes with 10 and 5 dollars respectively. The next annual meeting will be held in Sandusky on December 26 1932.
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Uy H. Garwood
Columbia Station
Ohio
Sandusky
Landlord Shot By Tenant In New Year’s Shooting Incident
Police hunt for a man after a New Year’s shooting at 23 West Avenue. Hollis Brown, the landlord, confronted the tenant over delinquent rent around 12:50 a.m. Friday. The tenant, with a 16 gauge shotgun, advanced as Brown fired five shots with a revolver missing. The tenant seized the shotgun and fired as Brown closed the door, striking Brown on the left elbow. Brown was hospitalized. the tenant fled before officers arrived.
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Hollis Brown
West Avenue
Brown
Thief Replaces New Car With 1923 Roadster in Sullivan
In Sullivan Indiana a thief stole Ben Harrison's new automobile from a garage and replaced it with a dilapidated 1923 roadster. Harrison reported the switch and sought to recover or replace his vehicle through police.
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Ben Harrison
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The Spider at Dreamland Theatres Mystery Melodrama
A vivid Dreamland show promises suspenseful results with a camera illusion that makes spectators feel part of solving a baffling crime. The Spider features six standout performances this season and headlines the Dreamland Theatre program tomorrow.
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Dreamland Theatre
Birthday gifts total $13000 from bank president
Theophilus King, aged 77, president of a Mass bank, donates $13 000 on his birthday to churches social agencies and related institutions in an annusily gift.
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Quincy. Mass
Theophilus King
Outstanding Novel Highlight for the Year
The work praised is the A. Hamilton Gibbs novel Chances. Critics call it the outstanding novel of the past year, noting its achievement and significance in contemporary fiction.
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A. Hamilton Gibbs
Comedy Opens At Rivoli Sunday War Drama At Rialto
First National stages a film adaptation of Chances at the Rialto Theatre Sunday. The drama blends a love story with a wartime setting as two soldiers in London and a torn English home frame a tale of loyalty and heartbreak amid war’s shadow.
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Rialto Theatre
England
London
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