Woman claims Lindbergh baby seen in hotel in Atlantic City
Mrs John Lynch of New Haven Connecticut told Montreal reporters she saw Charles A Lindbergh Jr alive and well in an Atlantic City hotel two days after the kidnapping. She said a gang including Hauptmann carried the child inside and that authorities questioned Hauptmann but released him. She claimed the real mastermind is in New York and refused to name him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Hauptmann
A. Harry Moore
New York
Hauptman
Atlantic City
Sourland Mountains
Col. Lindbergh
Jassie
Epidemic Of Mumps At Jefferson Ohio Strikes Six Children
Health officials report one of Ashtabula counties worst mumps outbreaks in Jefferson. Six children in Edward Anderson home ill and an oddly affected pet cat also shows illness. Mrs Arminde Clifton is another victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson, O
Ashtabula County
Edward Anderson
Mre. Arminde Clifton
Farm Soil Needs Will Be Studied
Lorain County farm soil needs will be studied by a sub committee of the county land utilization committee. The group will assess applying the federal land utilization program to improve and maintain soil fertility and report later to the general county committee. The sub committee is led by R. E. Campbell with C. Cotten T. H. Brerler Harry Rowland Lester Yostry and Milford Bartter as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
County
R. E. Campbell
Pittsfield
With
C. Cotten
T. H. Brerler
Harry Rowland
Lester Yostry
Milford Bartter
General County Committee
Delay at Naval Conference Postponed by Japanese Request
London January 11 A meeting of the naval limitation conference scheduled for Monday was postponed until Tuesday at the request of the Japanese delegation. Japan must decide whether to insist on discussing its demand for equality with the United States and Great Britain before other topics are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Lakewood Woman Suffers Fractured Ankle After Coast Accident
Tilma Rae Hall of 1591 Vactoria Avenue Lakewood daughter of Ralph Hall a former Elyria police officer now with Lakewood police is confined at home with a fractured ankle from a coast accident a few nights ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilma Rae Hall
Vactoria Avenue
Lakewood
Ralph Hall
Elyria
Services Available To Local Farmers In Lorain County
Two principal services are now available to Lorain County farmers through Farm Credit Administration functions. The Elyria Production Credit Association offers short term operating loans secured by chattel for one year or less with possible renewals. Interest is charged only for days funds are used. The Lorain County National Farm Loan Association provides Land Bank and land commissioner real estate loans for 33 years. Loan amounts reflect land value and credit factors, with possible additional land commissioner funding if more is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Farm Credit Administration
Max M. Phillips
Elyria Production Credit Association
Lorain County National Farm Loan Association
Elyria Savings and Trust
Phillips
Lorain
Erie
Huron
Cuyahoga
Medina
Summit Counties
Elyria
Federal Land Bank
Land Commissioner
Osteopath Zahner Opens Elyria Office at 302 Ellyria Block
Dr. C. F. Zahner, an osteopath physician and surgeon and graduate of Des Moines College of Osteopathy and Des Moines General Hospital, announced the opening of his Elyria office located at 302 Ellyria block today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Zahner
Ellyria Block
Zahner
Des Moines College of Osteopathy
Des Moines General Hospital
Death Record Mrs Oren Reynolds
Mrs Oren Reynolds died at her daughter Mrs Ralph Vost s home in Hertland at 10 30 last evening age 78 She leaves daughter Mrs Vost and two sons Carl of Fairfield and Glen R of Hartland Reverend Dicker will officiate the funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at Hartland Center Methodist church with interment in Hartland Ridge Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Reynolds
Ralph Vost
Hertland
Vost
Carl
Fairfield
Glen R
Hartland
Dicker
Hartland Center Methodist Church
Hartland Ridge Cemetery
Funeral for G H Lane in Wakeman Norwalk area
G H Lane longtime Wakeman resident and former manager of the Russell Hurst farm died at 2 30 AM Friday at 73. He born in Berlin Township lived most of life in Wakeman leaves son Ralphane of Norwalk a grandson and great grandson a brother M N Lane of Wakeman. Services at W L Pease Funeral Home Monday at 2 PM led by Rev F E Eastman. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Lane
Hirtland
Russell Hurst
Berlin Township
Wakeman
Ralphane
Norwalk
M. N. Lane
Funeral services for Frank McDonald in Elyria area
Funeral services for Frank McDonald of Telegram road will be held Sunday at 2 p m from Nichols Funeral Home with Dr A E Kemp of the 2nd Congregational church and Patriarch Militant Branch of the Odd Fellows in charge. At death he was present Chief Patriarch. Interment will be in Pen Yan New York Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McDonald
Telegram Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nichols Funeral Home
A. E. Kemp
2Nd Congregational Church
Odd Fellows
Socialite Awarded $12,000 Damages
A superior court jury in Charlotte awarded Branton Smith Jr. 12,000 in actual damages and 609 in punitive damages in an alienation of affections suit against Joseph F. Cannon, a Concord manufacturer. The case highlights Charlotte’s social elite as the plaintiff and a prominent North Carolina defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Branton Smith, Jr
Joseph F. Cannon
Concord
Youth Who Stole 81 Cents Paroled After Burglary
George Rumek, 19, of Lorain also aka Dan Macone faced a life sentence for breaking into W. W. Inman’s home and stealing 81 cents. Judge Findley changed the charge to burglary of an unoccupied dwelling, granting probation to Juvenile Officer Oldham for three months. Rumek's prior record includes two terms in Washington state prison and two 90 day workhouse terms. He sought release to see his mother in Lorain, promising to lawfully behave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rumek
Lorain
Dan Macone
Washington
Rumek
W. W. Inman
Guy B. Findley
Washington State
Lve
William Oldham
Inman
Dr Gomez Elected President of Cuba
Havana on January 11 reports show Dr Miguel Mariano Gomez believed elected president as returns from yesterday's vote come in slowly. He pledges friendly U.S. relations and thanks President Roosevelt for current cooperation. Woman voters dominate. five deaths occur, including a man who killed himself amid fraud fears. Beruff Mendieta likely Havana mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Gomez
United States
Cuba
Roosevelt
Federico Laredo Bru
Nationalist Union
Republican Action
Tibera! Coalition
Mario G. Menocal
Gustavo Cuervo Rubio
National Democratic Party
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Carlos de la Torre
Antonio Beruff Mendieta
Doctor Serge Androp Resigns From Ohio Hospital Post
Dr Serge Androp longtime resident physician at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics resigns after 13 years to take a new job in the east following his 3900 prize winning Carnegie Foundation essay on epilepsy awarded by Carnegie Foundation of Long Island New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Serge Androp
Ohio Hospital
Carnegie Foundation of
Long Island
N. Y
East
Hoover Counters Ickes Challenge On Supreme Court
President Hoover disputes Ickes charge that his administration had many laws struck down by the Supreme Court. Records show only one act during Hoover’s tenure clearly invalidated, plus two pre presidency laws. The Indian Motorcycle case involved motorcycles bought by a municipality for police use. A 1942 ruling voided a 1926 revenue provision on gifts prior to death being taxed. Ickes is traveling in the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Hoover
Supreme Court
Herbert Hoover
White House
High Tribunal
Ickes
Democratic National Committee
District of Columbia Supreme Court
High Court
Ick's
West Indies
Program Of Cattle Testing Being Considered
An appropriation to pay for cattle tuberculosis testing across the county this year was under discussion by county commissioners. Testing preserves Lorain County cattle value and milk sales, with prior yearly cost around $3,000. Officials planned meetings with F A Zimmer, state veterinarian, and federal and state agriculture officials to outline probable testing costs and plan details. URBANA Ohio January 11 Horace M Crow longtime Urbana auditor, 3 24 years, died last night. He served as auditor since 1909 and as clerk of the Ohio Supreme Court 1886 1893, practiced law 52 years. He led as chief justice of the National Judiciary of the Jr O U A M and served on the order's State Finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
F. A. Zimmer
Federal
Urbana. O
Horace M. Crow
Urbana
Champaign County
Ohio Supreme Court
National Judiciary
The
Order’s State Finance Committee
Voices of Protest Amid Europe’s Dictatorships
A speaker notes a storm of hatred surrounding European dictatorships that drowns protest voices there and argues that outside observers must hear resistance efforts blossoming in various lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
D A R Hears Talk On Constitution
In Oberlin Ohio Mrs R P Harvey hosted Nancy Squire Chapter D A R with current events read from the D A R magazine on National Defense. Prof Pro S Peirce spoke on What is the Constitution as delegates to national and state conventions were elected. Next meeting February 14 at Mrs C K Fauver home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
R. P. Harvey
Nancy Squire
South Cedar Avenue
George Dudley
Tdefense
Pros. Peirce
Stevens
Erwin Worcester
S. Clark
Watson
K. Fauver
Christy
C. K. Fauver
Mary Ellen Chase Reviews Silas Crockett Book
Public review of Mary Ellen Chase's new book Silas Crockett offered without charge. Open to all readers, with no admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Chase
Silas Crockett
Open House Fellowship Talk On The Religion Of China
The Open House will be held Sunday evening at the Methodist parsonage on South Cedar Avenue. Dr. C. H. Hamilton of the Graduate School of Theology will speak on The Religion of China. This continues the Fellowship of Faith series. Students are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
South Cedar Avenue
C. H. Hamilton
Graduate School of Theology
China
Holy Communion to be Served at First Methodist
Holy Communion will be served in the First Methodist church Sunday morning at 11 00. The pastor will speak briefly on the subject The Meaning of Holy Communion. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Professor Christiansen to Speak on Church Music
Professor Olaf C. Christiansen, director of the First Church Choir, will discuss Ideals in Church Music at a Sunday evening meeting at 7:00 under the Men's Club auspices. The James Brand House hosts the event after a club06day meeting, with both women and men invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf C. Christiansen
First Church
James Brand House
Christ Church Parish to Hold Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of Christ Church parish will be held Monday evening at 7 30. A vestry will be elected to serve for the ensuing year and reports of parish officers and organizations will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church Parish
First Church in Oberlin Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the First Church in Oberlin is set for Tuesday evening January 14. A dinner at 5 45 will precede the election of officers and the presentation of annual reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Mrs Helen T Berthoff Event at Oberlin Inn
On Monday evening January 18 at 8 00 o clock Mrs Helen Tappan Berthoff will attend a gathering at the Oberlin Inn with friends and acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Inn
Helen Tappan Berthoff
Mrs J E Wickler Visits Kalamazoo and Returns
Mrs J E Wickler returns from a ten day visit with her daughter Mrs Wolff and family in Kalamazoo Michigan. KE Lamason of North Cedar avenue is confined to home with illness. Miss Marie Cady returns to Hamilton Ontario after visiting her sister Mia Rowland Sunners.
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J. E. Wickler
Mrs. Wolff
Kalamazoo
Michigan
KE. J. Lamason
North Cedar Avenin
Marie Cady
Hamilton
Ontario
Mia
Rowland Sunners
Much Interest Here In National Union For Social Justice
About 600 people filled Gates school auditorium for a National Union for Social Justice meeting led by Father Coughlin. J C Welsh chaired and helped organize Eastside and Westside units with a 10 member cap. More units planned and a second meeting is set in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Union For Social Justice
Gates School
Father Coughlin
J. C. Welsh
Woodland Avenue
Eastside
Westside
Welsh
Court House Deputies Nab Suspected Hit Skip Driver
Deputy Sheriffs Paul Chapman and Chalmer Davidson arrested a suspected hit-skip truck driver on Route 20 near Stop 100 around 6 45 p m and handed him to State Highway Patrol officers. The vehicle description came via patrol radio. Accidents occurred near East Townsend Ohio. Elizabeth Doss sues George G Griese of Lakewood for 33000 on a promissory note. Foreclosure of property in Avon Lake sought. Marion G Gilbert of Lorain granted a divorce today for extreme cruelty by Judge Guy B Findley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Chapman
Chalmer Davidson
Stop 100
State Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
East Townsend
Elizabeth Doss
George G. Griese
Lakewood
Avon Lake
Divorce Granted to Mrs. Mayer on Grounds of Neglect
Mrs. Joseph Mayer was granted a divorce today by Judge Guy B. Findley on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The ruling settles the marriage between the Mayer and Mayer families in the local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mayer
Guy B. Findley
Sheriff Delivers Life Sentence For Mother in Law Slaying
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and deputies transferred Frank Barath, 57, of South Lorain to the Ohio penitentiary in Columbus to begin a life term for the slaying of his mother in law on September 29. Barath was convicted of second degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Dick
Frank Barath
South Lorain
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Barath
County relief fund split with Columbia township trustees
County commissioners turned over their full share of a $144 000 relief bond fund to Columbia township trustees. The township received $1 700, expected to cover 1936 relief needs, aiding local welfare efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Township
Ohio News In Brief: Jan. 11 highlights from Columbus and state
The Ohio Senate confirmed Ralph Emmons of Columbiana County to the State Civil Service Commission by a 21 to 0 vote, entering his fourth term. Wayne E. Dupre, 19, of Portsmouth, reportedly unable to finish his education, died by poison at his parents’ home. James Gleason, 25, Brooklyn, was detained for allegedly attempting to pass counterfeit five dollar notes, with others circulating counterfeit tens. Bricker notes Whittemore act and SB 359 empower banks to pay owed real property taxes during liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
Ralph Emmons
R. Columbiana County
State Civil Service Commission
Emmons
Commission
Portsmouth
Ohio State University
Wayne E. Dupre
William Dupre
Dupre
Liberal Arts
Springfield
James Gleason
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gleason
Peter Cosmos
John W. Bricker
Verdicts in two Ohio deaths mark tragic days
In Lima, Coroner Harry Lewis ruled accidental death for 16 year old Robert Yoakam killed by a falling tree limb cut by his father while he chased a dog. In Columbus, Mrs Jennie Lashley 65 died from suspected self administered poison found by her husband Dudley Lashley with funeral planned in Tiffin Monday.
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Lima, O
Harry Lewis
Robert Yoakam
Here
Albert Yoakum
Yoakum
Columbus
Jennie Lashley
Mra
Lashley
Dudley B. Lashley
Thelma Dean
Beulah Selby
Thought and habit shape human thinking across ages
The quote contrasts children's contemplation with adults who, pressed by business and leisure, neglect deliberate thought. It argues that mental discipline fades when routine consumes time, highlighting the link between habit and capacity for reflection.
Many Meetings For Farm Women Are Being Planned
Lorain County farm women plan to send delegates to the state-wide women’s home council meeting in Columbus on January 27. The Lorain County women’s home council will discuss plans for Gat Acquainted Day on April 7 and appoint committees. Week meetings will cover buying of sheeting and toweling, ready-made dresses, and soaps. Demonstrations and talks by Miss Alice Bird include samples to illustrate buying points. Meetings are set in Lake Avenue, Oberlin, Camden, and Rochester with local chairmen named. a tureen dinner precedes the Camden gathering and no topic announced for Rochester’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Women’s Home Council
Columbus
Miss Bird
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Oberlin Farm Women's Club
Oberlin Grange Hall
William Berg
S One
Camden Community Ladies’ Aid Society
Camden School
Rochester
E. A. Gariss
You and Your Child DITH Wears a Long Face
A mother plans a night out while a child clings to her and a relative urges self restraint. The piece urges parents to overcome fear of leaving children, suggesting brief goodbyes and short outings to foster independence and reduce fussing over departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dith
Aunty
Edith
Markets and prices in Cleveland and Toledo potions
Market notes list butter eggs live poultry and potatoes with prices. Toledo and Cleveland price quotes cover butter eggs grain and miscellaneous commodities. includes egg and poultry market steadiness and various bean and tuber figures. track rates and elevator notes appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Maine
Idaho
Florida
Oklahoma leaders weigh tax plan to fund relief program
Governor and lawmakers discuss a proposed tax on services to raise about 5 million dollars for relief after June. The Marlow-Kilpatrick bill in the House calls for 10 million total, with 2.5 million for a rotary loan fund and 7.5 million to counties by needs, plus a 25 percent local match after June 1. If differences with the Senate persist, a joint conference committee will seek compromise as session nears its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Relief Commission
Senate
Hauptmann case moves to New Jersey court of pardons
Reverend John Mattheison told the court of pardons he conducted 15 intimate interviews with Bruno Hauptmann and believes in his innocence while urging just outcome. Court officials seek secrecy as state troopers guard proceedings and Heer notes a three section ladder tied to the Lindbergh nursery crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mattheison
Trenton
Hopewell
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Hoffman
Hauptmann
Bronx
Hauptmann House
Egbert Rosecrans
Italy Eyes Ethiopian Expansion and League Mandate
Italy maintains opposition to Austro German union and seeks an economic mandate over Ethiopia. It argues for a police force to guard Italian colonists and an economic outlet for surplus population, pressing the League to safeguard French and British rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
Italy
Germany
League
East Africa
Raid Two Clubs On Outskirts Of Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio on January 11 Harvard and Thomas clubs were raided by County Prosecutor Frank T Cullitan. Gambling equipment including roulette wheels dice tables slot machines was seized. About 500 people were at the Thomas Club in Maple Heights and allowed to leave. Harvard Club in Newburgh Heights was halted for six hours as operators fired machine guns at raiders before Eliot Ness arrived with a police squad. Firearms, about $1000 in silver dollars, a safe and counterfeit $10 notes were seized. The operation was carried out after secret planning by the prosecutor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harvard
Thomas
Frank T. Cullitan
Thomas Club
Maple Heights
Newburgh Heights
Eliot Ness
Grange to Show Movies at Next Tuesday Meeting
Ridgeville Grange will screen motion pictures made in Canada Mexico and western United States during trips of an oil company test cars at the meeting next Tuesday evening at 7 p m. A two reel comedy will accompany the program and admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Mexico
United States
Ridgeville Grange
County buys fifty tons of coal for heating needs
The county ordered sixty tons of coal from Inter City Coal and Supply Company for county buildings at six dollars per ton, outlining the heating supply purchase and price per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter City Coal and Supply Company
Attaining truth through a single eye in study
The passage argues that truth in any study comes from an open mind aligned with facts and laws, shedding private fancies and prejudices, and a firm resolve to prevent personal bias from clouding reality. It emphasizes conformity to the region of knowledge being explored and relentless pursuit of objectivity.
Relics Exhibit Includes Spear Cup Knife and Silver
An old catalog recalls relics once shown in the early church era including the Spear of Longinus the Cup and Knife used at the Last Supper and the Thirty Pieces of Silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longinus
Christ
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