Three Scheduled To Die Tonight At Ohio Pen
J Masse, Kenneth McCartney and Earl Sites of Mansfield face execution in the Ohio Pen tonight for the fatal shooting of Ralph Wilcox at a Galion gas station during an attempted robbery on June 27. Their convictions were upheld by the Supreme Court after a stay and clemency board findings were to be presented to Governor White for possible clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Masse
Kenneth McCartney
Earl Sites
Mansfield
Ohio Penitentiary
Governor White
Crawford County
Ralph Wilcox
Galton
Carrington T. Marshall
Supreme Court
State Clemency Board
White
Litchfield Briefs Highlights Weekend Visits and Health News
In Litchfield Ohio Cecilia Hansen of Chatham spent the weekend with her parents. Glenora Case, formerly at the Cleveland School of Art, stays with her parents for several months. Georgia Shank, ill since Christmas, is improving. June Romp of Cleveland visited home. Ruth Krugger, ill earlier, relapsed and returned to bed Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Dean and Lo yell bride of Berea called on Elia Turner Sunday. George Bryden and family and Ben Hill of Kipton spent Sunday with Chas Romp. A. O. Frombaugh hosted a young married folks party Saturday night with prizes won by Elton Wheeler and Howard Stephan. Nelson Yost and Arthur Law received consolation. Henry L. Rising marked his 25th birthday Monday. Curtiss Swindler of Cleveland expected for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Wheeler
Howard Stephan
Nelson Yost
Arthur Law
Henry L. Rising
Curtiss Swindler
Cleveland
Fr. D. Gott
J. D. Mennell
Belden
Clarence Arnold
Seville
H. L. Halladay
Robert Kindall
Nevada
Charles Dangelo
W. B. Bowman
C. L. Bowman
The
Baptist Church
Falconer
George McGill
Milo Hayes
Loren
Elyria
Wm. Baish
Strongsville
George Haum
Roy Brighthill
LaPorte
A. J. Holmes
A. B. Hagans
Lodi
Knopf
Janet Stephan
Marian Knopf
Sharon
Leroys
Clarence Petersen
Arthur Wilson
Cuyahoga Falls
Wagar and Whitehead
Medina
F. D. Gott
A. Taylor and
Eastern Stars and Bridge Club Social Notes
Mrs C M Turner entertained the bridge club Monday afternoon with Mrs John Radie winning first prize and Mrs Court Rasor second. Mrs Radie to entertain next Monday evening. Attendees from the Litchfield chapter of Eastern Stars at the 4th District day in Elyria included Mrs H C Stephan, Mrs Wm Spitzer, Mrs A Law and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Turner
Bridge Club
John Radie
Court Rasor
Radie
Litchfield
Eastern Stars
Elyria
H.C. Stephan
Wm. Spitzer
A. Law
Local social notes from Medina and surrounding areas
Betty Armbruster and others elected Elia Frombaugh as district secretary. Jacqueline Canfield and Marilyn Canfield stayed in Medina with the Rickard home family from Sunday to Tuesday. Dinner guests included H E Jenne and C R Canfield. Frank McNally and daughter Mrs. Lawrence Leonard returned from Butler after holidays. Snyder of Dalton visited Rising family. J H Hart returned from Detroit with Moellert and Mrs. Fred Johnson. Bart visited Earl Meyers in Medina and planned to open their home soon. Russell Canfield visited Mary Jackson and Mrs. Drake in Lodi. Etta Nickerson spent the week with friends in Chatham and Medina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Armbruster
E. N. Rickard
Elton Wheeler
A. Oo. Frombaugh
C. Pp. Jenkins
Elia Frombaugh
Jacqueline
Marilyn Canfield
Co. D. Rickard
Medina
H. E. Jenne
C. R. Canfield
Rickard
Frank McNally
Lawrence Leonard
Butler
Snyder
Dalton
Ohio
H. L. Rising
J. H. Hart
G. O. Marsh
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Moellert
Fred Johnson and Son
Marsh
Bart
Earl Meyers
Litchfield
Russell Canfield
Mary Jackson
Drake
Lodi
Etta Nickerson
Chatham
Girl Reserves Attend Service at Congregational Church
The Girl Reserves held a recognition service at the Congregational church with Miss Esther Frombaugh leading the marching song. Rev Mrs Allan of Medina spoke on the code of life and readiness to serve, followed by a candle service. Attendance reached 82 at the service and 78 at Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Esther Frombaugh
Meta Mae Mitchell
F. H. Schott
Dove Divine
Mrs
Allan
Medina
Kolb
Hila Turner
Turner
Baptist Church
Paul Kruggel
Claude Holmes
Jay Mantz
Raymond
Spencer
Etta Nickers
A. J. Holmes
Geraldine
Arthur Holmes
Norman Ausmuth
Janet Stephan
Miss Thompson
McEndree Birthday and Leach Homecoming Notes
Norris Leach will return home from Akron University after this week where he studies engineering. He will be home until the next semester. students often have work provided between terms but none is available. Mr and Mrs Francisco of Cop ley were dinner guests at the Scudder home Monday. A fire damaged the Detroit home owned by Chas Asbeck on Tuesday morning when a paper fire started in the morning burned the chimney. Mrs Detrow discovered the blaze two hours later. neighbors extinguished the fire leaving a two foot diameter hole in the roof. Congregational Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11:15 with sermon by the pastor. Special music by L Wainright of Medina. Senior Christian Endeavor at 7:30 pm in the Thompson home led by Duane Sears. Junior Endeavor meets Saturday at 2 pm in Robert Falconer’s home led by Esther Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Duane Sears
Junior Christian Endeavor
Robert Falconer
Esther Peters
Babson Seeks Private Cemetery at WelLesley Hills
Roger W. Babson, noted statistician and founder of the Babson Institute, asks Wellesley town for permission to establish a private cemetery near his institute in Babson Hills. He states his dying wish is burial near the institute he founded.
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Babson
Journalism course added at Commercial High School
In Providence Rhode Island Commercial High School adds a one term journalism course to its curriculum to train future newspapermen and foster intelligent newspaper reading among students.
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Providence
R. I
Commercial High School
Cat Dives Into Sea For Fish
Captain Adolf H. Aronson keeper of Pomham Light tells of his cat Tommy who dives into the ocean to catch fish. The cat hangs prey under a hijac bush on the island and avoids salt water by rolling in grass to dry. Tommy once snagged two fish hooks but was freed without injury by Captain Aronson.
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Providence
BR. L
Adolf H. Aronson
Pomham Light
Tommy
Aronson
Recreation Exposition Postponed to Spring 1932
Springfield Miss The first National Recreation Exposition scheduled here has been postponed from 1931 to spring 1932 by the Eastern States Exposition trustees. The delay follows requests from foreign countries US government departments and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Miss
United States
Food costs fixed at 9.25 dollars weekly in Omaha
The Omaha Welfare Association estimates that a family of five the father, mother, a 13 year old boy a 7 year old girl and a 3 year old child can eat for 9.25 dollars per week. The plan cites this as the minimum necessary to properly nourish the family and notes the food would not be the cheapest option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
Omaha Welfare Association
London Talkies Shape Slang Among Londoners
A sweeping note on American talkie slang seeping into London life in theaters cafes and pools halls. Critics debate if English terms will replace Hollywood jargon while a Londoner explains mug as a prizefighter and rounders as an old English game amid sex talkies and road romance. In Chelsea the junk business thrives with 137 shops employing 987 workers producing waste materiel shipped worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sam
Kingsford-Smith
Atlantic
Hollywood
California
Elstree
Great Britain
America
CITT
Chelsea
Jacob Barger
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Kennedy
Broad St
Boylan Block
Hanna Belle
Elyria Lumber & Coal
Bors
Freese Bros
Burton Clothing CO
Sato
Panta
W. Broad Street
Cooper's
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