Floyd Hewitt executed in Ohio electric chair
Floyd Hewitt died in the electric chair at 7 43 p m in Columbus Ohio for the murder of a child and his stepmother The condemned youth walked to the chair with a picture of his mother pressed to his heart He maintained his innocence and refused full confession Despite emotional appeal from Chaplain Reed Hewitt’s parents reconciled afterward and prepared to take the body to Conneaut for burial.
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Columbus
Floyd Hewitt
Iether
Hewitt
Myr
Harry S. Hewitt
Fred F Brown
Floyd
Siso
Yawitt
George W. Keil
Comneant
T. C. Reed
P. E. Thomas
Thomas
Ohio
Ashtabula
Conneaut
Death Notice for Roshetta L. Douglass
Mrs Roshetta L Douglass widow of Chas L Douglass and mother of Le land S of this city Funeral services set for Monday at 10 from Wade Memorial chapel with burial in Lakeview cemetery Cleveland
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Roshetta L. Douglass
Enth Sirest
Mra Douglass
Jare Chas L. Douglass
Leland S
Wade
Lakeview Cemetery
Cleveland
Three Divorce Suits Filed in Local Court
In Lorain, a common pleas court heard three divorce petitions. Felennie Majjasie requested divorce from Joseph Majjasie alleging frequent assaults and a violent temper, plus alimony. Elnora Linn Witte sought separation from Morris Milheius alleging dissipation of earnings by gambling and drinking, cruelty, and neglect.
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Common Pleas
Felennie Majjasie
Lorain
Joseph Majjasie
Drie Ave
Majjasie
Reichenjach
Schle
Tada Inora Miheus
7Th St. Lorain
Morris Milheus
Kenusit Square
Chester Co
Elnora Linn
I Witte
Germany
Nine Worthies in medieval art and pageants
The article notes the nine heroes of history and legend who popularized in medieval culture. It lists three Pays Wipes, three Jews, and three Chris tham mem with figures such as Hector, Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, David, Judas Maccabeus, King Arthur, Charlemagne, and Frederick II.
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Tamance
Pays Wipes
Christham Mem
Hector of
Troy
Alexander the Great
Julius Caesar
Jenna
David
Judas Maccabeus
Arthur
Charlemagne
Fedefroy de Bomilon
MEQICOS LARGEST PYRAMID At Cholula Mexico
Fragmentary description notes the Cholula pyramid near Puebla in Mexico. It mentions a large base square, tall height, and claims it is the greatest Gabia beet of masonry, though the text is garbled and unclear.
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Cholula
Ietry
Puebla
Brutheeet
Mexico City
Mexico
Local News In a Few Lines
Rose Bmieski of Columbia Station was sued for five dollars and costs for letting 13 year old Lawrence Pilerski miss school. The arrest was by county attendance officer FE G Alexander. Andress divorce case may be ended today in Sanduski with continued hearings and witness testimony. A car driven by Robert Brambbridge collided with a truck driven by Ker Johnson on Fast Avenue near Broad Street. both vehicles were damaged.
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Rose Bmieski
Columbia Station
Jusice S. J. George
Lawrence Pilerski
FE. G. Alexander
Robert Bambridge
Fast River Street
Ker Johnson
Fast Avenue 3Rd Broad Street
English Women Taking Part In All Athletics
An interview with Newnham College crew captain describes a modern feminist ethos at Cambridge. About 240 students row in the eight to a Thames course, training yearly with volunteer coaches, balancing study and sport while maintaining femininity.
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Cambridge
Eas
Britain
Giror
Newnham
Newobem
Newahe College
Thames
Eald
Oman
England
Amerea
North Ridgeville Girl Scouts Plan January meeting
A North Ridgeville Scouts gathering set for Tuesday January 19 will organize activities for the next six months. All scouts and candidates are urged to attend.
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North Ridgeville
Funeral services for Mrs Fanny Alexander held in Eaton
In Eaton on January 4 funeral services for Mrs Fanny Alexander were conducted by Rev H A Eicher at the church on Center Street. Interment followed at Butternut Ridge cemetery. Several neighbors and friends attended.
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Joe Pratt Leonard
Agnes
Esther
Fields
Ralph Heenis
Cleveland
Russell Gr ‘Dren
Seceland
Col. Brumenschenkel
Mansfeld
Florida
Strickland
Miami
Farmers’ Institute
C. E. Rowland
Bas Nein
Rearu
Burl Mart
Jerre Martin
Hilda Martin
Lorrain
Clark Harrington
N. J. Hoskin
F_ S. Tite
H. J. Tite
Elmer Fullmer
Ed. Simmons
Carl i Wright
New Ridgeville Grange Hall
Harry A. Caton
H. A. Elcher
Lorain
Markets Mark Fruit and Vegetable Demand Rise in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on January 7 the produce market shows firmer tone with higher demand for fruits and vegetables especially citrus. Tangerines near season end with limited local wholesale supply. carload expected early week possibly last for season. Cleveland reports mixed butter eggs poultry and potato quotes while Chicago and Minneapolis show lighter activity and price adjustments.
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Columbus. O
Mareley School P T A Holds Monthly Meeting and Farewell
The Mareley School P T A met Thursday evening at the schoolhouse. Mrs. McMillan presided as slides from a summer trip were shown by Mrs. Carl Schmitken and Mrs. Sehmitken. The group honored former president Mrs. Roberts with an ebony pen and pencil set before a farewell lunch.
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Mareley School
Parent-Teachers' Association
Jan Ath
McMillan
All Singing America
Carl Schmitken
Lake Avenue
Sehmitken
Roberts
California
Horticultural Notes on Pruning and Sprays for Pears
Pear pruning resembles apple pruning with emphasis on removing large or scaffold limbs only when needed. Proper spray mixing requires thorough dissolution and filtering to avoid grit, with Bordeaux or lime sulfur sprays used in early spring to control blister mite and leaf curl. Regular cultivation supports orchard success as much as in field crops.
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Latham
Eldorade
Vitor
Open Installation and Community Events in Amherst
Jessamine Lodge to hold open installation of officers at the LO. O. F. ball Monday evening. The Standard Bearers Missionary society of South Amherst Methodist Church hosts Ruth Eleanor Dulmage social visit. Also, Rev Eastman lectures at Congregational church on A Certain Rich Man with special music. various church meetings and local social gatherings noted throughout Amherst.
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Wilsem White
F. J. Larsom
Ira Denman
Albert Derman
Birmingham
St. Paul’s Church
St. John’s Church
South
Amherst
Marestet Delefield
James
Adrienne
Donald
Tucson
Arizona
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
J. A. Weshecher
Philip Braun
Wade Wetzel
Zita Lahiff
Mildred Zbet
Erma Lau
Jean Nicnot
Motlie Ludwic
Ereirn Tisdale
Dorothy Wesbecher
Suests
Russ Margaret Rice
Geo Eppiler
Woman's Benefit Association
Theog. Hall
Cinthia Monger
Bila Jaeger
Effie Paton
F. Grover
Tuer Roemer
Annie Guild
Clara Schroeder
Anna Sabie Mersman
Bessie Averr
Elizabeth Torne
Anna Miller
Paton
Menger
Jupeheon
Dny
Julius Heller
Cora Sawyer
Hattlé Sanders
South Amber
R. A. Pelt
Purriances
G. W_ Rice
Margaret
Garfield Harris
B. A. Jenne
Foster and Burton
Mtrs
Heathcote
M. L. Jackson
Lorain
Treatening
Pedro
Louis Hernsi
Franklin St
Edward Secorneder
Ava Rosenkranz
Louis Herbst
Edward Schroeder
Birria Avenue
First Evangelical Church
Tabbert
Oberlin Road Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Oberlin Road Oberlin Ohio features a series of neighborhood visits and celebrations. Mrs Harter Spiecher and family host guests from nearby towns while relatives travel to and from Cleveland Amherst Elyria and Akron. A 35th wedding anniversary is celebrated with baskets and a progressive Pedro game as friends attend from Oberlin Avon and nearby areas.
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Mable Rhodes
Atlantic Cry
Charles Rhodes
Frank Rhodes
Oberb
James Reed
McCaffery
Elyria
D. J. Campbell
P. H. Campbell
St. Marx's
Berlin
Grange Hall
Oberlin
John Kern
Gar McRoberts
Pearl Harper
Santo Amherst
KR. F. Clark
James Denholm
Akron
James Reid
Scotland
Oberlin Road
John Baumann
Frank Kreuger
Walther
Pedro
Riga
Harry Murpher
Amd
Walter Walker
Beiser
Avon
Congress Today Sees Multiple Hearings Across Committees
Committees resume or continue hearings on election of Frank Smith of Illinois and Hearst documents. Interstate Commerce and Judiciary panels advance radio commission and federal judgeship cases. House bills on state, justice, labor, and commerce appropriations move forward while Butler resolution for S-4 inquiry is taken up. Boulder Dam and flood control programs reviewed by relevant committees.
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Seamste Reed Committee
Frank Smith
Illinois
Hearst Mexicam
Interstate Commerce Committee
Radio Commission
I Judiciary Committee
Johnson Lt. Hayes
Menate
House
State, Justice, Labor and Commerce Department
Naval Affairs Committee
Boulder Dam
Flood Centro
Pearls for Trim Attendance at College Football Games
The season total attendance is estimated at 29 million to 30 million across college football games. The figure reflects widespread spectator interest and large stadium crowds this year.
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Syd Hewitt
Frank Snisek
Ridgebold Park
N. J
Keen
A. Maude Ferder
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Joan T. Brabner Smith
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Rurke
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Idaho
Cleveland Livestock
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Toledo
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Jon
Minneapolis
wNo
Mexican Air Mail
Col. Lindbergh
Chikashe
Okla
J. C. Retherford
Frank Richardson
Retherford
Tommy
George Sutherland
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States Supreme Court
William Schroeder
Middle Street
Fred Locke
Jack Bierman
Satond
Orin Gruger
Gramt Morn
Lorate
William Lange
Orin Gragel
Bobbie
W. Gragel
Mr. Schrader
Mar¢ella
Althez
Gar McRo ™Rty
Harter Spiecher
Gberlin
Amy Briges
Cherry Janette
Rittig
Hutchingon’s
Oxford
Fred McRoberts
Detroit
R. T. Clark
Ted Harper
Moncer
America
Congress Today
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Lorain County
Washington Avenue
Aacace Dance Hall
Cascade Street
Baptist Church
Second and
Middle Avenue
Cleveland St
Dennison Ave
Dennison Avenue
East Ave
West Avenue
Broad Street
O’donnell
Cigar Store
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