New Affidavits Filed Against Two Local Men
A misdrawn affidavit led to dismissal of disorderly conduct charges against Cleveland labor organizer John Whitelock and Elyria resident Frank Fugitt after a trial before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. New charges named the correct defendants and were filed, with Whitelock and Fugitt denying involvement. George and Bernard Okuley testified the attack occurred during a coal delivery dispute linked to union issues. new affidavits name Whitelock and Fugitt, trial set for January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitelock
Cleveland
Frank Fugitt
West Bridge Street
Elyria
George Okuley
Bernard
Joseph Q. Petro
Whitelock
George
Bernard Ohuiley
Whitelock and
Fugitt
Wise Girl Opens at Capitol Theatre With Miriam Hopkins
The comedy drama Wise Girl stars Miriam Hopkins and Ray Mil land as a Park Avenue heiress and a Greenwich Village artist. It opens tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre and continues for a Capitol engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Hopkins
Ray Milland
Park Avenue
Greenwich Village
Capitol Theatre
Jack Benny Stars in Artists and Models at Lincoln Theatre
Jack Benny headlines a cast of screen stage and radio stars in Artists and Models a musical picture now showing at the Lincoln Theatre.
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Jack Benny
Lincoln Theatre
Radio Programs Wednesday Jan 12 1938 Lineup
Radio schedule for Wednesday January 12 1938 lists daytime and evening programs across stations WAM WIZ WHK WGAR WCLE WIR and more. Notable names include Dick Tracy Amos Andy Lowell Thomas Eddie Cantor (Hollywood program) and Major Bowes Showcase. Multiple time slots feature news, music, dramas, and variety acts with station identifiers and program blocks.
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Myrt and
Marge
Board of Educa
Hardinge
Mrsa. Wiggs
John
Bill
David Harum
the O'Neills
Linda’s
Kitty Keene
Music Guild
Treasure Hous
Miriam Berg
Pepper Young
Vic and Sade
Guiding Light
Ma Perkins
Lorenzo Jones
Mary Marlin
Fact and Fans
Road of Life
Dick Tracy
Art Museum
Jack Armstrong
Orphan Annie
Lowell Thomas
Amon
Andy
Lois Miller
Glenn Graymes Vallee
Three-in-one plane offers three uses in half an hour
A small twin-engine British aircraft now on the market can be converted in about thirty minutes to suit one of three roles. It can operate as a five passenger aeroplane a freighter or an air ambulance.
Beavers Decree Blocks Disturbance Near Anderson's Corners
The Quebec government has decreed that a beaver colony on Randall Boyd's farm at Anderson's Corners must not be disturbed, and the prohibition extends at least until next spring.
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Montreal
Quebec
Randall Boyd
Anderson’s Corners
Que
Carlisle Grange Confers Degrees at Special Meeting
Carlisle Grange held a special meeting at Grange Hall with installation of officers by Past Master J H Penfound assisted by granddaughter Mrs E John Porter. Miss Frances Eckert received first and second degrees, later third and fourth degrees were conferred on Miss Eckert and Mrs Archie Miller of Elyria. Refreshments were served after.
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West Ridge
Carlisle Grange
Frances Eckert
J. H. Penfound
E. John Porter
Grange Hall
Archie Miller
Elyria
Ruth Eldred
Arthur Fessler
H. H. Drusendahl
Chatham
Grange
Columbia
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Hubert Morlock
Eaton
Ladies Aid
Charles Box
John Bins
Grafton
Albert Weigel
P. m
LA Grange
Old Glory Grange
Litchfield
L. B.S
Church Annex
South St
New London
Townline Farm Women's Club
Floyd Runkle
Wide Awake Farm Women’s Club
Jennie Hartman
Carlisle
East
Grafton Man Keasey Hosts Own 87th Birthday Dinner
Keasey celebrated his 87th birthday Sunday by cooking a dinner for guests including Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jackson and children, Mrs. Sue Durkee of Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jackson and daughter of Columbia, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Durkee. The table featured a birthday cake presented by Mrs. Earl Durkee, and the meal included cherry pies and bread.
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Grafton
Keasey
Earl Durkee
Chester Jackson
Sue Durkee
Elyria
Sam Jackson
Columbia
Farl Durkee
Penfield Grange Installs Officers
Penfield Grange held an installation at the Grange Hall with Master Lee Rowley presiding. Leo Rowley won the sugar prize as officers were named including Carl Buell overseer and Mrs. Stanley Sooy lecturer. Pomona Grange will meet Saturday Jan 15 at Henrietta.
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Avon Lake
Park Hall
Henrietta
Henrietta Grange
Lagrange— Gleaners
M. KE
F. L. Wolcott
New London
Leroy Chapter
O. E
Carlisle
East Carlisle Community Club
William Rennie
Penfield
Penfield Grange
Lee Rowley
Leo Rowley
Fred Rollin
Mary Prentice
Helen Blough
Louella Pierce
Carl Buell
Stanley Sooy
Robert Rowley
Grace Kellogg
Richard Leach
Paul Pelton
Josephine Rollin
Ceres
Virginia Leach
Pomona
Harriett Underhill
Flora
Alice Remen
C. E. Dickason
Women’s League of Avon Lake Installs Officers
Members of Group No. 3 of the Women’s League of the Congregational Church hosted a pot luck dinner at the church with sixty attendees. Mrs. Joe Shirley, president, installed the newly elected officers: Mrs. Herbert Arnold president, Mrs Grover Holmes vice president, Mrs. Granville Dunlap secretary, Mrs. Oscar Gammage assistant secretary, Mrs. William Milnrosh treasurer, and Mrs. Glen Rogers assistant treasurer.
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Avon Lake
Women’s League of the Congregational Church
Perry Taylor
Wayne Black
Dell Dunning
Nina
Art Redding
Edd Mitchell Sr
Roy West
Leo Heider
League
Joe Shirley
Herbert Arnold
Grover Holmes
Granville Dunlap
Oscar Gammage
William Milnrosh
Glen Rogers
H. Arnold
Shirley
Black
Lucy Manby
Myrtle
New London S S Class Holds Meeting and Party
The Golden Rule Class of the 1st M E Sunday school met at president Nick Cranston's home in New London to start 1938. Twenty six members attended a buffer supper at 6:30 p m before singing Faith is the Victory, reading Matthew, a New Year poem Father Time, Lord's Prayer in unison, and a donation to Worthington Children's Home was reported.
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New London
M. E
Nick Cranston
Matthew
Grafton Village School Board Officers Elected
At the organization meeting of the Grafton Village School Board W C Valentine and Jack Kazmierczak were elected president and vice president for one year. F L Schwarer chosen clerk for two years. New oath takers include George Edwards and W C Valentine. Mrs Chauncey Knechtsel retired as president.
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Grafton
aAa
Grafton Village
W. C. Valentine
Jack Kazmierczak
F. L. Schwerer
Jack Kasmierczak
F. L. Schwarer
George Edwards
Grafton Village Board of Education
Chauncey Knechtsel
Sunshine Sue and Gloomy Sal Class Party Highlights
The treasurer noted depreciation in class funds while Mrs. W H Mitchell and Mrs. E P Bryan led as captains for the Sunshine Sue and Gloomy Sal contest. Bags were handed out for a daily sun or non sun penny. Plans for a January 21 luncheon were formed by Mrs. George Parnell and Mrs. Edith Briggs. The group chose not to meet in February due to dedication ceremonies for a new building. The evening included gifts for the president from Mrs. Parnell, birthday honors for Mrs. Cranston, and various games, with hostesses assisting.
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W. H. Mitchell
E P. Bryan
George Parnell
Edith Briggs
D. B. Barnes
Parnell
Cranston
North Olmsted Group Presents Play Tonight
North Olmsted high school audience filled the gym Wednesday night for the farce comedy Big Hearted Herbert presented by the Senior P C VU Dramatic Group. George Hamamey of Cleveland directed the show and the strong cast encouraged a repeat performance planned for Wednesday night January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Herbert
P. C VU
George Hamamey
Cleveland
Flier Hires Coyote Campaign In Idaho Flyover
Lamoine Stevens, a local transport pilot in Twin Falls Idaho, has contracted to run a winter coyote control campaign by airplane. In his first offensive he killed five and completed the mission in fifteen minutes.
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Twin Falls
Ida
Lamoine Stevens
Elyria Named by Swope and Williams in Atlas Bet
In New York, Herbert Swope challenges Harrison Williams over an E word in a geography duel. Williams suggests Elyria, Ohio, but Swope doubts and bets $600 rising to $10,000. Williams reveals he was born in Elyria, ending the dispute.
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Herbert Bayard Swope
Harrison Williams
Williams
Elyria
Swope
Ohio
There
Nice Husband Refuses Nights Out in Quarrel
A wife chides her husband for neglecting evenings together, accusing him of prioritizing his work over their relationship. The husband replies mild denial, insisting the claim is not true. The exchange highlights tension over social life and work priorities.
Boy Scout’s Easy Good Turn Ends With Bulldog Break-In
A breakfast chat reveals a Boy Scout bragging about a quick good turn. A husband sheepishly confesses stuffing his late dog as punishment for neglecting his wife, while an early morning prank by a bulldog interrupts the scene.
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Old Smith
Tite Harrison's Burial News Stuns Village Crowd
A village funeral procession moves along the street when Uncle Abe steps from a store unaware of the day’s burial. The storekeeper confirms it is the death of Tite Harrison, prompting Abe’s startled reaction and a wary joke about rehearsals.
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Abe
Tite Harrison
Tite
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