Indict Hemming On Charge Of Kidnaping
Franklin County grand jury indicted 42 year old ex convict Robert H Hemming for kidnaping in the disappearance of Ohio State University co ed Mary Virginia Kimberly on New Year s Day. Hemming also faces six counts of passing worthless checks. Kimberly testified she was drugged before a four hour car trip through northern Ohio. Hemming denies the charges. He described the events as a result of New Year s night drinking spree.
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Columbus
Robert H. Hemming
Mary Virginia Kimberly
Ohio State University
Hemming
Franklin County
Hralge
Miss Kimberly
Ohio
Kimberly
Rochester Faming Eve... The PATA Meet at School House
Rochester area notes report the PATA meeting set for Thursday night at the school house with a special program and good attendance hoped for. Homemakers Club to meet next Friday January 17 at Mrs Betty Winfield home for News Notes.
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Faming Evene
Homemakers Club
Betty Winfield
Esther Rickett
Canton
Ira Rickett
Dell Richards
Leland Richards
Wiley
Elyria
Ray Beck
James Culbertson
Jeromesville
Henry Shreftler
E. D. Thompson
Dean
Youngslawn
Laewood
Lewis Wolfe
Beverly
Episcopalians Install Bishop Sherrill-Aisley Home Visit
Clergy and families are noted in a local society roundup. Sherrill-Aisley is installed at her brother Leon’s home. Mesdames Murray Bentley Gill Knapp lead social and church activities. Mizpah Class of the Methodist church meets with Frances Anderson. charity drives and missionary reports feature in the W S C S circle.
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Leon
William B. Murray
Daisy Bentley
Wellington
Retha Haney
Cleveland
Empia Gill
California
Wayne Clarks
Toledo
Clarks
Edith Knapp
Pleasant Street
Redla Richards
Brighton
Henry Knox Sherritt
Protestant Episcopal Church of
United States
Washington
John Wallace Suter
Farmers Urged to File 1946 Soil Reports in Lorain County
Robert J. Eglin, chairman of the Bardey? Des vation Association, reminded Lorain County farmers that February 1 is the deadline to file 1846 soil-building reports with the county office in the Ohio Public Service Building. Farmers who have filed are urged to send their reports promptly to qualify for conservation payments.
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Robert J. Eglin
Bapey Ean Martie Des Vation Association
Lorain County
Ohio Public Service
AAA
Eaton Residents Gather for Family Visits and Local Events
Eaton residents hosted family visits from Lewisville and Valley City during New Year celebrations. The Eaton Volunteer Firemen elected Chester Carpenter as president, Carlton Blaine as vice president, Elton Hill as secretary, and Orin Durkee as treasurer at the Monday meeting. A new lunch venue, The Crossroad, opened at Routes 82 and 76, while local families noted kinship travels and a funeral in Akron for Mrs Wade Cowie.
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EATON
Robert Burdick
Lewisville
George Cornish
Ford Hill
Elton Hill
Richard
Kenneth Hill
Everett Hill
Valley City
Eaton Volunteer Firemen
Town Hall
Chester Carpenter
Carlton Blaine
Orin Durkee
Lyle Jackson
Clare Cooley
Berea
Ern Cooley
Mia
Minnie Heismer
Maggie Cowie
Loren
Wade Cowie
Akron
Irma Thomas and Harry Larson wed in Cleveland on New Year’s Day
Irma Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Tharing of Cleveland and Harry Larson of Rocky River were married in Cleveland New Year’s Day. Attending were Mr and Mrs August Neirath and Mr and Mrs John White. Also noted were Mrs Fred Reisinger recovering from pneumonia and her move to daughter Mrs Theodore Carpenter’s home in Elyria. Grange installation and various aid group activities described.
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West View
Mises Irma Thomas
Harvey ‘Tharing
Cleveland
Butternut Ridge Road
Harry Larson
Rocky River
August Neirath
John White
Irma Thomas
Fred Reisinger
Wells Weston
Jake Meyers
Carl Blaine
Elsie Munn
Ceres
Foot Hill
Pomona
Mida Carpenter Flora
Mildred Parker
Metta Nichols
Elsort Munn
Wells Westar
Jennie Rousseau
Alta Tildes
Young
Devons
Lord
LaVerne Carpenter
A. C. Young
Fern Cornish
Emma Grills
Ladies Aid Group 4
Caroline Phelps
Elton Hill
Liquor Permits To Be Probed In Ohio
Columbus new Republican state administration will probe liquor permits issued in the final days of former Gov Lauche s administration. Liquor Director Stanley Cofall said a check will review permits granted to private clubs to ensure compliance with the law. Records show 34 private club permits issued in the last week of the outgoing administration. Tavern operators pay 1000 to 3000 for a permit, with allegations some clubs served as fronts. Former permit chief Harlan T. Chapman cited factors including proceeds from Ohio servicemen entertainment and bingo as part of the late surge.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Stanley RB. Cofall
Harlan T. Chapman
Ohio
Backlog of club permit applications cited by Chapman
A discussion notes that many new service clubs formed in recent years. A club must exist three years to qualify for a permit. A license freeze from 1943 to 1945 created an application backlog, Chapman said.
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Tafee
tian op@ning
Chapman
Fiitesse
Chanman
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Ruth Hege
South America
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Thompson
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A. H. Butler
C. D. Marston
Berea Children's Home
Carlos Snyder
Norwalk
Milan
Jerry Stebelten
New London Hospital
Roth
Suor’s Or Sales
Sox
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Offee
B.E Goodrich Bicycle
B. F. Goodrich Bicycles
B.F. Goodrich
Chai
Mantola Electric
F. Goodrich
Dey Mon Bey
B.f.goodrich Abe
He Midst
Edna Crowell
Try - Altman & Ackerman Dry Cleaning
Philes A
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BAYER
J &J
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Sa ‘i P
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