Elyrian Held For Medina County Jury
Medina Ohio January 3 charges of fraud to be considered by the Medina county grand jury against E H Conway of Elyria when the jury meets February 4 Conway pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Justice Merle M Agin of Wadsworth and was bound to the grand jury under 100 dollar bond He is charged on two counts with obtaining signatures to evidences of indebtedness by false pretenses through obtaining unclaimed court fees County Clerk Bovan Davenport says Conway collected unclaimed fees by misrepresentation telling people they had money due and signing a release to receive the full amount The clerk noted courts post lists of unclaimed fees periodically
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Medina, O
Medina County
E. H. Conway
Elyria
Conway
Merle M. Agin
Wadsworth
Bovan Davenport
Medina
Davenport
Wiggins Wiggins Divorce Dismissed in Lorain Court
In Lorain common pleas court Frank B. Wiggins and Anna Wiggins have their divorce action dismissed. Betty Siemon sues for divorce from Frank Siemon of Lorain on grounds of gross neglect. They married in 1925 and have one child. John C. Conaway sues Walter H. Watts and others for 200 dollars, alleging assignment of a transaction during Watts’s tenure as justice of the peace and conversion of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Wiggins
Anna Wiggins
Lorain
Common Pleas
Betty Siemon
Frank Siemon
Death of Agnes Biltz at Avon Lake
Miss Agnes Biltz aged 38 died at her Center Road home in Avon Lake after a lingering illness. She was a member of St. Mary’s church and the Young Ladies Sodality. Survived by parents John and Anna and brother Alfred. sister Cecilia preceded her in death. Funeral at St Mary’s Avon Saturday morning with burial in St Mary’s Cemetery.
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Avon Lake
Agnes Biltz
Center Road
Lfe
St. Mary’s Church
Young Ladies’ Sodality
John
Anna Biltz
Alfred
Cecilia
St. Mary's Church
Avon
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Roosevelt to present annual message with targeted bills
President Roosevelt plans to deliver the annual message outlining recovery achievements and objectives for the year. He will issue special messages to Congress with specific legislation recommendations as needed, while a bill to delay immediate payments of veterans' compensation certificates faces possible veto.
Seven Women in 74th Congress Shape Early Legislation
Washington reports seven women hold seats in the 74th Congress, six in the House and one in the Senate. Caroline O Day leads new work after a New York at large victory aided by Frances Roosevelt. Hampered by previous losses, Hattie Caraway remains a senior Arkansas senator shaping committee influence and policy.
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Washington
House
Rey
Caroline O'Day
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rosevelt
Capitol
Senate
Hattie W. Caraway
Arkansas
O’day
Isabella Greenway
Dem
Arizona
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Florence P. Kahn
Rep
California
Virginia Jenckes
Indiana
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Kathryn O'Lough
Trial And Error Used By Inventors
New York reports that many important inventions come from casual builders without formal training who rely on trial and error and native ingenuity. Patent experts say originality outweighs mechanical skill, with many famous creators ranging from Fulton to Bell coming from diverse professions.
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New York
America
Robert Fulton
Edmond Cartwright
Richard Arkwright
Alexander Graham Bell
Telephone
Inventors Foundation of
Entomologists Confirm Elm Bark Beetles Transmit Dutch Disease
Washington experts from the Department of Agriculture prove that the smaller European elm bark beetle carries the disease. Beetles from intact elms contaminate healthy trees when feeding, establishing the insect as the primary carrier of the infection in this country.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology
Five-Robber Hold-Up Shocks Cleveland Restaurant
A quintet of robbers entered a Cleveland restaurant, one man guarding the victim while a fifth member grabbed 25 from the cash register. An ominous command was heard as the group demanded compliance and fled after the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Restaurart
Spinn ne wheel reaches Europe from India in early 16th century
The spinn ne wheel was introduced to Europe from India during the early 1500s, marking a significant transfer of textile technology. This diffusion helped influence local weaving practices and industrial development in European regions.
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Europe
India
Angersbach Family Collects Birthday Supper Honors
In Henrietta on January 3 Misses Elizabeth and Ruth Angersbach hosted a supper for their mother Mrs Joy Angersbach. Guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Angersbach and family and Barbara Angersbach along with Roy Angersbach and daughters Elizabeth Ruth Marjory Jean and Wilma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunuald
Henrietta
Elizabeth
Ruth Angersbach
Joy Angersbach
Walter Angersbach
Barbara Angersbach
Roy Angersbach
Ruth
Marjory
Jean
Wilma
Two to Four club hosts New Year party at Snyder home
The Two to Four club entertained husbands and families at a New Year’s Day party at Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Snyder’s home. Guests included Henry Johnson Huron and several Elyria Lorain area couples. After dinner, cards and music followed with Erwin Bates providing special music.
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G. M. Snyder
Annacar Teac
Henry Johnson
Huron
Robert Bradley
Kipton
John Kirk
Elyria
Charles Bissell
Adam Horn
Emma Hand
Art Hand
Ira Starkey
Wheeler Smith
D. A. Bennett
Walter Bennett
Duane Bates
Lester Husted
Jean
Erwin Bates
Orville Ferre
D. A. Bonnett
Bonnett
Walter Bonnett
Lorain
H. G. Portman
Cleveland
Marjory Howe
Elizabeth Angersbach
Andrew Fritsch
Brownhelm
Ed Nothe
Louis
Naomi
James Obitts
Grafton
Adall
Horn
Oberlin
Catharine Court
Shirley Unger
Barbara Angersvach
Angersbach
Ruth
Marjory
Wilma
Charles Bechtel
Plans Spoiled By Muddy Missouri
Veteran rivermen recall a summer spent near Mobridge and Fort Peck as mud clogged the Missouri River. Tugboats costing 60,000 dollars struggled on mud flats while crews of 18 waited for spring openings. Captain Heckman and Captain Maulding predict river flow will resume when the river opens next season. Ed Johnson built a four ton houseboat on land and hauled it to the river, navigating briefly before mooring again, a practice he has used since 1912.
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Pierre
S&s. D
Fort Peck
New Orleans
Missouri
Mobridge
D. C
W. L
Bill” Heckman
Walter Maulding
South Dakota
Ed Johnson
Johnson
Lke
Noah
National Capital Choir to Broadcast Christmas Carols
The National Capital Choir under Dr. Albert Harned will perform its sixth annual Christmas carol program at the National Press Club Christmas Eve party in Washington. The 49 singers will be heard nationwide with a Christmas message by Most Rev. James H. Ryan. Major broadcasting networks will carry the program. The show starts at 1 p.m.
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Washington
National Capital Choir
Albert Harned
National Press Club
James H. Ryan
Catholic University of America
Union of South African Republies
First SOS Broadcast Saves 2000 After Naval Collision
In January 1909 the steamer Republic and the Florida collided off Nantucket. Wireless operator Jack Binns sent out SOS signals, prompting rescue boats to arrive and saving almost 2000 lives. Binns was hailed as a hero of the year.
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Lhepublic
Florida
Nantucket
Jack Binns
Republic
Officers Elected By Women's Group
The Women's Association of the First Church in Oberlin elected new officers for the year at its annual meeting held at the James Brand House. Elected: E H Richards president Olaf Christiansen vice president H H Thornton secretary E F Bosworth treasurer A G Comings assistant treasurer G D Hubbard program chair. L D Hartson spoke on Vienna churches during her year's abroad. Robert R Barr, Ruth Barr's son, named new business teacher at Oberlin College.
Amendment to Parking Ordinance Adopted by Village Council
At a village council meeting last evening the parking ordinance passed on its second reading with one amendment from December. The change shortens bus parking on the west side of North Main Street to 60 feet from 105 feet. The 1955 appropriation ordinance passed on its first and final reading. The total budget is a little over 197009 dollars with 31252.03 dollars for village operating expenses. Only routine business was transacted.
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North Main Strees
Aittle
Commerce School To Start Winter Term
The Oberlin School of Commerce will open its winter term on Monday January 7 following the winter recess. Students are expected to return for new courses and enrollment activities as the term begins.
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Commerce School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Merry Wives Enjoy Bridge at Mrs Weeks Home
The Merry Wives were pleasantly entertained last evening at Mrs C J Weeks on West Vine street with Mrs Parsons as hostess. The usual game of bridge was enjoyed and refreshments were served. Mrs Weeks will host the next meeting on January 15.
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Merry Wives
C. J. Weeks
West Vine Street
Parsons
Local social notices from Lodi and surrounding towns
Mrs E W Spaulding and Mrs A R Kimpton attend a Matron s meeting in Lodi today. Mr and Mrs M D MacLaury and son Tom of Lakewood spend New Year s Day with Mr and Mrs J D MacLaury in East College Street. Stewart Hume of West College Street takes a position as assistant auditor in a Philadelphia hotel after graduating from Miami University last June. Miss Margaret Houghton visits her East College home. L V Busche of West College Street entertains sister and husband Mr and Mrs William Wallace of Bluffton. Busche granted leave from Prospect School to join the visit at their home for a month. Mr and Mrs John Wood and son Jack spend New Year s Day with her mother and sister Mrs McCoy and Miss Edith McCoy in Lakewood. Dorothy Busche of Canton spends last weekend with her father L V Busche.
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E. W .Spaulding
A. R. Kimpton
Lodi
M. D. MacLaury
Tom
Lakewood
J. D. MacLaury
East College Street
Stewart Hume
West College Street
Philadelpia
Miami University
Margaret Houghton
L. V. Busche
William Wallace
Bluffton
Busche
Prospect School
Wallace
John Wood
Jack
McCoy
Edith McCoy
Dorothy Busche
Canton
Lindbergh ransom case details unfold at trial
Dr John F Condon testifies on the ransom handoff and the baby’s death. Col Lindbergh searched vainly for his child after paying the ransom, while prosecutors press a direct murder theory and reveal state police tactics. Walker Roberts presents maps to situate the crime in Hunterdon County.
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John F. Condon
St. Rosamond’s Cemetery
Jassie
Col. Lindbergh
Vineyard Haven
Wilentz
New Jersey
Bronx
Hauptmann
Baby Lind
Sourlands
Hunterdon County
U.S. licensed trucks urged to avert railroad insolvency
John J. Cornwell, general counsel of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, warned a Cleveland Rotary Club that railroad insolvency could affect almost every American unless government regulation is applied to motor trucks. The speech linked trucking regulation to stabilizing rail finance.
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Cleveland
U.p
John J. Cornwell
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
New Oberlin Social Notes and Gatherings
New Oberlin notes list residents visiting, hosting, and traveling relatives during New Year week. Peabody and spouse returned from Atlanta after a week with parents W H Peabody. Guild party at Gidnautiall with high score to Mary Peabody and Harry Gibson. Several families from Lorain Wellington and Elyria attended dinners and visits around Oberlin area. Esther Manns, a Youngstown teacher, vacationing with local relatives.
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New Oberlin
Harvey Peabody
Atlanta
W. H. Peabody
Peter Nuffer
A. J. Linden
Nova
F. J. Schrmitz
N. Webber
F. J. Schmitz
C. Justin
M. Wehleber
C. Schmitz
Robert Yunker
Lorain
West Russian Needle Guild
Gidnautiall Satusdads Nigat
Mary Peabody
Harry Gibson
Michael Smith
Esther Manns
Dunkle
Wellington
Willam Peabody
Ralph Justin
Matt Wohleber
Carl Sehmit
Dorothy
J. Berry
J. Webber
Kipton
J. Emerick
Raymond Reisinger
J. R. Worcester
Oberlin
Frank Reisinger
This Place
Leo Smith
Billy
Elyria
William Newmyer
Carlton
Bowling Green
Youngstown
H. Callely
William Peabody
North Russia Briefs Recap Local Social Visits
North Russia notes multiple visits across Oberlin Amherst and surrounding towns. Albert Uthe and family from Elsra joined Charles Hasenfline. Walter Berg hosted New Year guests Clarence Hungerford Cora. Betty Scott and Alva Walker from Oberlin visited Harry Gibson.
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Albert Uthe
Elsra
Charles Hasenflne
Clarence Hungerford
Cora
West Russia
Walter Berg
Betty Scott
Alva Walker
Oberlin
Harry Gibson
Ludwig Schneider
Overlin
Fred Berg
Grang Hall
Will Youngles
Rudolph Berger
Amherst
Henry Schmitz
Gar Harris
Dairy Barn Radio Brings Music To Milking
In Kansas City near the George H Twiehaus dairy, cows milk flows as an orchestra plays on the radio. Twiehaus installed a radio in the barn and selects lively tunes to quicken milking and calm previously fractious cows.
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Kansas City
George H. Twiehaus
Twiehaus
Oregon professor makes heavy water worth 840000 per quart
Eugene report details Professor O Stafford of the University of Oregon refining ordinary water to heavy water. He concentrates 50,900 gallons to 50 gallons and ships to the Washington bureau of standards for processing. Early discoveries put heavy water at 150000 per quart two years ago.
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Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
O. ¥. Stafford
Chemistry Department
Stafford
Bureau of Standards
Washington, D. C
Columbia Institute Officers Named in Farmers' Institute
Columbia Indiana officers for the Farmers' Institute include president Jay Joseph and other leaders announced in the January meeting notes. The report lists the year’s governance lineup for the local agricultural group.
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Columbia
The
Farmers’ Institute
Jay Joseph
Cleveland Market and Livestock Prices Report
Cleveland produce and livestock markets show steady demand across beef veal and pork with active cattle trade. Eggs potatoes apples and produce items list varied quotes while Chicago cash quotations for butter and eggs reflect steady to mixed prices.
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Cleveland
Chaler ST
Chicago
Ensen
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Idaho
Wisconsin
Rock Springs
Grain and Mill Feed Price Report
Prices from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange and Farrehid Milling Co list corn wheat oats and mill feeds by the bushel or ton. Figures cover corn oats wheat hay straw and mill feeds with varied quality grades and price ranges across categories.
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Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Farrehid Milling Co
Teder
Timothy
Local Meeting Program With Speakers and Topics
Vice President Willard Hatha way secretary Elsie Stearns treasurer L J Sabins list speakers. Mr Grierson talks on Friends of the Field and varied lesson topics including If I had a Boy Gods Temple The Four Horsemen and The Greatest Place in the World. Mrs Lottie Randolph speaks on Home and Community Recreation and related topics Find Yourself Home Making 2 Business.
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Willard Hathaway
Sec’y
Elsie Stearns
Treas
L. J. Sabins
Grierson
Four Horsemen
Lottie Randolph
Columbia Institute Farmers Fair offers various prize pots
At the Columbia Farmers Institute on January 9 and 10 prizes are offered for best produce including potatoes corn carrots and popcorn with cash awards. Baking and student contests grant several 75 cent to $1 prizes. Attendees include Crockers Stearns and Ives family members and society events feature a play and club meetings.
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Columbia Farmers’ Institute
Northern Spy
Grimes
Baldwin
Columbia
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Walter H. Watts
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Bradfield Co
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Roth
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Jack R. Binns
Oberlin News
Esther Alfsen
East
Lorain Street
Louis Bliss
Pleasant St
Robert R. Barr
Ruth Barr
Erie
Oberlin College
Wants Trucks
U. S
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North
Russia
Cleveland Produce
Poulytedy
Springers
Bsbe
A. D. Crocker
Nellie Stearns
Tryon
North Carolina
Fustic
Institute
Cora Mills
Bonetta Ives
Mabel Rice
Richard van Arsdale
Harry Stinchcomb
Viola Ives
Rolland Cartright
John Snell
Ernest Dunford
Dorothy Dengier
Lucy Ives
Lorena Crocker
Herman Dengler
Louie Schieb
Fred Hubbard
Carol Louise
J. J. Squire
Paul Squire
Merril Squire
Alice
Baby
Rose Baker
Huffman
Painesville
Louis Beaumon
Eva Beaumont
Glenn
Edward Bonar
Vogt
Harley Fuller
Beebetown
J. H. Bastard
Wm. Roth
Columbia Garden Club
Bremner
Redfern Road
R. A. Elder
A. C. Ring
Clare Howard
Ellis Knapp
Sheffield
Mary Marsh
Eaton
Norwood
Freddie Knapp
Herman Paulson
Charlies Stephens
Amanda Martin
Lewellyn Straub
Lyle Martin
Carl
Leon Wise
Berea
Mary Lillian van Arsdale
Roy Burge
Florence Coal
Murbach
NEW Spring Wall
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
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