Culbertson Defeats Lenz To Sweep Bridge Match
Ely Culbertson and his wife defeated Sidney Lenz in the long Culbertson Lenz contract bridge contest finishing 8 980 points ahead. The spectacle drew huge crowds as observers debated bidding systems and the supremacy of Culbertson’s approach over the official system.
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New York
Indiana
California
Ely Culbertson
Sidney Lenz
Culbertson
Culvertsen
Lenz
Heywood Broun
King Tut-Ank-Amen
Lewis Copeland
Haldeman-Julius
Uou
Judgment Taken Against Benzak in Funeral Suit
A judgment for 250 dollars was entered against Michael J. Benzek in a suit by Pord Dernier Graf ton for funeral expenses of his daughter Alice Dernier Wedic 21. The case cites a murder charge in November on Durkee Road Easting Township. Benzak did not answer. Another suit for 509 dollars by the murdered girl’s father is set for January 27. Benzak is jailed and slowly recovering from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Michael J. Benzek
Bezrer
Pord Dernier
Grafton
Alice Dernier Wedic
Berzas
Durkee Road
Eating Township
Benzak
Marrice Benzak
Jal
Death of Mrs. Etta Ped tey widow of Alfred Padley
Mrs. Etta L Ped tey widow of the late Alfred A Padley died after a two week illness at her Lorain County home. Born April 4 193 in Carlisle township she lived in the county all her life. Survived by daughter Mrs George A Peairs West River Road and son William H Pacier Bethlehem PA. Three sisters remain in Michigan. Remains to Sudro Funeral Home then to her home Sunday for calling through noon Monday. Private funeral 2 99 p m with Rev William Muir Auld officiating. Burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Etta L. Pedtey
Alfred A Padley
West River Road
Carlisle Township
Lorain County
George A. Peairs
West River Roed
William H. Pacier
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Sudro
Wilhiam Muir
Ridgelawn
Thefts Reported From Porch and Bank Suit Filed
Reported theft of groceries valued at 4.95 and a sink strainer from the porch of Mrs. R. B. Struthers at 108 Eastern Heights Boulevard while she was in the basement. Police searched the area with no arrests. Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company sues Nicholas Papajohn et al for 3660 on an alleged promissory note and requests foreclosure of real property.
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Grerrex
R. B Struthers
Eastern Heights Boulevard
The
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Nicholas Papajohn
Martha Ann Berry 98 Dies in Columbus
Mrs Martha Ann Berry 98 a Dresden native in Muskingam county died in Columbus on Friday after a three week illness. The obituary notes her long life and origin in Dresden.
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Columbus
Martha Ann Berry
Dresden
Muskingam County
Runaway Girls Reported In St Louis
Four high school girls who disappeared from their homes last Tuesday are expected to be apprehended in St Louis Missouri. Sheriff Clarence Adams reports a letter found by a local boy indicates the girls recently arrived in Louisville and may be en route to St Louis. Bertha 15 is named among the missing. Clayton Stanneld is noted as her father.
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St. Louis
Sherif Clarence Adams
Sheng
Louisville
Freig
Clayton Stanneld
Bertha
Emir Torres
Or Ad M Birra Grand
Miss Burge Wins State Essay Contest
Freshman student Miss Burge at Forster High School captured two prizes in the state essay contest. The top award came from a sponsor group, with recognition announced at a Wednesday ceremony in Columbus.
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Miss Burge
Waddis Barse
Ts Oe Gas Forster Hea School
Dlumbus
Chamber of Commerce Magazine Resumes With Expanded Issue
The Chamber of Commerce announces the revival of Elvira's Business magazine this month after a brief halt. Seven thousand copies of the January issue will be printed and circulated beyond the chamber area, featuring contributions from prominent local merchants and recent Elvira activities.
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Elvira
Chamber
Eivria Activta
Notable 1951 Scientific Advances Highlighted by Professor
OSERLIN Jan 9 A chemistry professor at Ohens College reviews key 1951 progress including a 7 Houdiamears magnifier a 24 million volt generator a thyroid passing camera and a 24 mph wildstorm tunnel Also noted are advances in astronomy bacteria anesthesia vitamin A and chemistry such as isolation of temin D its crystalline form and safer denaturing solutions replacing wood alcohol.
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Ounstanding
Court House Notes and Local Legal Actions
Samuel Waser, decutor in a case against Mrs Caroline Severs estate seeks a void record. John Sabe and others bring divorce petitions on grounds of cruelty and desertion. Guardianship funds and probation terms follow pleas of guilty. Benjamin Rodell sues Electric Aluminum Co. for 14000 for injuries from an officer assault during a company dispute.
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Samuel Waser
Caroline Severs
Frona Kaser Dev
Assur
Benjamin Rodell
Electric Aluminating Company
Avon Lake
Powers Elected Business Men's Club President
The Oberlin Business Men's Club elected S. Powers as president and J. L. Steels as vice president at the annual meeting. A nominating committee proposed officers including secretary Joe Nosteres and others. A plan to recruit new members was discussed and committees were appointed to report at the next regular meeting.
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Oberlin Business Mens Club
Oberlin Law
S. of
Powers
Seasident
Jlgg Steels
Tegastver
JoeNosteres
Pew
Wil Anmmy
Worcester, Obrman
Cnarge
Conservatory Receives $14,000 Benefaction for Scholarships
Mrs. George B. Siddall of Cleveland donated 14000 to the Oberlin Conservatory of Music to fund a named scholarship. The George Bennett Siddall Scholarship provides income split for immediate aid and principal growth to support a full yearly tuition for a future student.
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Oberlin Conservatory of Music
George B. Siddall
Cleveland
Siddall
Conservatory
Querlin Col
George Bennett Sidda
Iname Wise San
34 Students Attend Lithquadrennial Student Volunteer Convention
Thirty four Onerlt students represented the YMCA and church groups at the Lith quadrennial Student Volunteer Convention in Buffalo last week. About two thousand two hundred delegates from all U S states and Canadian provinces attended. The theme was The Living Christ in the World Today with General Sessions and round tables led by Dr Walker Judd Kirby Page John R Mott T Z Koo Paul Harrizon and Robert Spear.
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Y M. Co. AL Y
Wool AL
Buffalo
Canada
Walker Judd
Kirby Page
John R. Mott
T. Z. Koo
Paul Harrizon
Robert & Spear
Professor Will Speak In India and Asia Tour Planned
Professor and Mrs Horton depart Thursday for New York en route to a world lecture tour. Dr Horton will speak at Sears, Yenching University, and other institutions in India, then travel to China, Japan, Burma, and Hawaii. The trip aims to study religious and philosophical conditions and share ideas with local scholars.
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Waler V Horton
New York
Frencoans
Horton
Fin “Elas
Sears
Yenching University
Dosbisha Universite Wo Yy Opr
Athens
Jorvuschem
Caiva
China
Tare
Japan
Burma
Strai
Meonwesring
Kere
Hawaii
Dev
Orton
India
Dean Ta
Goard
Accre
Kagawa
Earp
Travelers Win Another Game
The Travelers beat the Skron Alphas 30 to 11 at Sighs Heel gym with a fast offense and a new strong defense. Freddie Porter and Chuck Pred led scoring with 15 points each, Harry Thomas added 10. They travel to Eaton Monday to face the Eaton Granzers.
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Tos Gooron Travelers
Skron Alphas
Sighs
kKexdt
Freddie” Porter
Chuck
Harry Thomas
Eaton
Eaton Granzers
Sym
Peck to Speak at Fourth College Vesper Service
Edward S. Peck will speak at the fourth college vesper service in Fisney Chapel Sunday at 4 59 p m on the theme The New Year with the talk titled What Men Live Br Mr Peck will be assisted by Helen Ward 62 Special music will be provided by the Conservatory President Wilkins left Wednesday for Sweet Briar College Virginia to attend a meeting of the Carnegie Advisory group
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Edward S. Peck
Fisney Chapel
Peck
Helen Ward
Conservatory
Wilkins
Sweet Briar College
Virginia
Carnegie Advisory Group
Advertising to Pay Big Dividends in 1932 Says Babson
Babson Park Florida January 1932 statistics indicate a strong advertising and sales plan will help lift the economy. The depression phase is winding down and a prepared, aggressive policy will place businesses first to recover. Advertising is urged to unlock held money, stimulate trade, and shorten the recession by moving goods and money.
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Babson
Babson Park
Florida
Peg
Newspaper Carries Case to Court of Appeals
Frankfort Kentucky January 4 final determination of the News-Sentinel case against Circuit Judge Henry R Prewitt to be sought today in a motion to the Kentucky Court of Appeals. The court had issued a temporary writ prohibiting reporter access to Prewitt’s court. The appeal involves editorials and court access with counsel Townsend planning to submit the full issue to the court soon.
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Frankfort
Knoxville
News
William R. Townsend
Lewiston
News-Sentinel
Townsend
Court of Appril
Newton D. Baker
Verenad
Allen Prewitt
Jndie Prevint
Murder Charge Fails to Spare Ohio Officer's Killer
Prison clears a killer in Ohio for the murder of Forrest Jt. in Akron. Jas Tangules, 37, entered the death chamber and smoked a cigarette before the execution. He was pronounced dead a short time later.
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Ccolumbus
Jas
Ohio
Poudey
Forrest Jt
Akron
Tansules
Advertising for 1952 Boosts Trade and Jobs
The piece argues aggressive advertising will lift retail and factory demand, reduce fear, and create employment. It cites 1951 gains in food, household products, drugs, tobacco, and soft drinks, with top firms increasing ad spending and efficiency, urging honest value and service.
Chicago and Cleveland market quotes mixed across commodities
The page lists Cleveland market prices for produce butter poultry and potatoes with limited quotes for cattle eggs poultry and wheat corn oats barley and clover seed. It notes soft dairy and meat demand and scattered figures including butter 60 cents per bushel and Green Mountain potatoes at 2 dollars per 100 pounds amid varied livestock quotes.
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Cleveland
United States Department of Asien
United States
Wisconsin
Green Mountains
Meg Tage
Ohio figures mingle at public works event
The article notes federal administratorof public works discussions on cutting red tape with attendees including Senator Bulkley and Ohio Democrats. Ohio figures Henry Brunner Earl Hanefeld Mrs Cox Walter Jones Robert Hayes Nan Albert W G Leonard Garrett Claypool Charles Sawyer Jack Shupp Graham Hunt and others are named among the guests.
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Nan P. Albert
Canton
W. G. Leonard
Garrett Claypool
Charles Sawyer
Jack Shupp
Graham Hunt
Cincinnati
Resignation Plans Mentioned for Ambassador Role
The article notes James discussing resignation after completing general duties as chairman of the American delegation at Gryeva. He says he will resign as ambassador to Great Britain and return to Chicago to take up further work, with technical tasks to be handled with disarmament experts.
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Illinois
Chicago
James
Gryeva
Great Britain
Revival Services At Salvation Army Parish
Three revival services will be held tomorrow led by Rev. Samuel Murphy of Akron. At 2:30 p.m. he speaks on The Marriage Supper of the Lamb, at 6 p.m. on Reaching the Goal, and at 7:45 p.m. on A Day for Which All Other Days Were Made. Services run nightly except Monday at 681 Broad Street through January 17.
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Salvation Army
Samuel Murphys
Akron
Broad Street
Mayor Coxey Names Two Appointments in City
Mayor Coxey announced changes to the safety service department effective Monday. Labor leader Claude Kramer, 52, a chief lieutenant in Coxey's mayoral campaign, will become safety service director, with Coxey planning to split the department and appoint his brother in law to another service post.
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Coxey
Massillo
Claude Kh. Kramer
Toitsevir Enment
Safety Service
Collision Involving Residents At East Avenue And Broad Street
Cars of Mabel Dean R D 3 Elvira and William Rourke 504 Fallawn avenue collided at East Avenue and Broad Street about 7 25 am today causing slight damage according to police report.
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R. D
Elvira
William Rourke
Fallawn Avenue
East Avenue
Broad Street
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