Changes urged in Ohio prisons and welfare reform
A special Senate committee on penal and welfare administration filed its report with Governor White and state officials. It calls for remedial housing changes at the Ohio Penitentiary, fire hazard elimination, and minor reforms, while noting no administrative powers. It suggests new supervision at Marysville Reformatory for Women and questions the Mittendorf couple’s leadership. The report defends Ohio’s parole system while urging facility and administration improvements.
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Ohio
Special Senate Committee On Penal and Welfare Administration
White
McSweeney
General Assembly
Pp. E. Thomas
Louise M. Mittendorf
Marysville Reformatory
Louis MM. Mittendorf
Johnny Can Visit Six Grandmas Soon
A young boy named John Amnas Day 18 months old from Bellare is pictured with his mother Mrs Mary Ann Day 18 as plans unfold for him to visit six grandmothers. Some grandmothers are listed as greats and one as great great. The feature highlights family and daily visits to each grandmother’s home.
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John Amnas
Bellare
Johnny
Mary Ann Day
Mary Adelaine Day
Lizzie Day
Clemency Reform Urged to curb unfair Governor Power
In a call for clemency law reform a committee urged board driven review of each pardon with written Governor recommended action. Facing crowding in 10 state prisons they proposed housing expansion and prisoner classification including moving London Prison Farm inmates to Mansfield and shifting first offenders to Grafton Farm.
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London Prison Farm
Mansfield Reformatory
Grafton Farm
Mansfield
Prison Reform Call After Poor Discipline and Coordination
A report criticizes guards for poor discipline and lack of coordination with the warden. It urges establishment of regular fire drills and improvements in sanitary and health conditions within the facility.
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Jence
Emblem Nearer installs Old Glory Grange officers
The Emblem Nearer presented the installation service for Old Glory Subordinate and Juvenile Grange officers. Music by Hagel Miner and others complemented the event. Worthy Lecturer Lewis Runals led a lecture hour. prayers and songs followed. Pearl Opfer presented officers. a gold pin from Ohio State Grange rewarded ten new members. Coffee and doughnuts closed the meeting. Next meeting January 26 features songs, readings, and Grange Orchestra.
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Old Glory
Hagel Miner
C. W. Gott
G. W Robbins
Alma Hastings
Lewis Runals
Brother Jumy
Pearl Opfer
Albert Archer
Frank Godridge
Ohio State Grange
Brother Holcomb
Old Glory Grange
the Grange
Grange Orchestra
Truck Driver Testifies in Toledo Kidnapping Robbery Case
Donald Welsh, a service Cartage Company driver, testified in federal court about being kidnapped after a truck robbery near Clyda. Four Toledo youths Jack Sullivan Virgil Vandevort Albert Snyder and Clyde Gross face charges for stealing $10000 in merchandise. Carl Covey has not been found. Lloyd Mogley pleaded guilty as the trial began.
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Toledo
Donald Welsh
Clyda
Jack Sullivan
Virgil V. V. Vandevort
Albert Snyder
Clyde Gross
Carl Covey
Lloyd Mogley
Amherst Returns Home From Cincinnati Bakers Convention
Ludwig Thomas has retired home after spending four days in Cincinnati where he attended a bakers' convention. Teachers meet at the Congregational Sunday school church parlors Thursday evening with fair attendance and routine business discussed.
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Ludwig Thomas
Cincinnati
Congregational
Harold Muschka
Lorain
Amherst
William Berg
Mass
Emma Berg
Oberlin
J. Oneill
Elyria
Charles Ashbrook
Edna Mae
Cleveland
A.C Werner
Torain
F. I. Eldred
Lillian
F. HE. Eastman
Florence
Last day to buy dog tags and fines for late sales
Today marks the final opportunity to purchase dog tags with a fine of one dollar to be added for tags sold on and after Saturday. The Stonington Lodge and A M held a regular meeting at Masonic Hall Tuesday evening. A special educational feature is planned by the educational committee with F I Robbard as chairman.
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Stonington Lodge
Masonic Hall
F. I. Eobbard
Old Glory Grange Holds January Business Session
In La Grange Ohio a spirited Old Glory Grange meeting drew about fifty members plus guests. Albert Archer presided as Worthy Master. reports from the business agent and auditing committee were accepted. A social note announced biweekly parties at the Grange hall and a flowers project led by Sister Robert.
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OLD Glory Grange
LA Grange
Ohio
Albert Archer
Pedro
Grange Hall
Robert
Darius Holcomb
Blanche Spicer
Marshall
Cora Holcomb
Edith Hastings
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Jonathan Appies
Weideman
Assembly
Kahn & Anderson
Ile
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Italy
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Bie
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Teleftets
Kroger's
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Country Club Coffee
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Cocoa
Chickory
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Pork and Beans
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GIANT
Kirk’s Flake
Clifton
Rae
Penn-Rad Pure Pennsylvania Motor Oil
Mant
St. Peter’s
Methodist Church
R. C. Jensen
Epworth League
Reva Marlowe
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Henry Abram
St. Joseph’s R. C
James Eischen
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