Woman Alleged Slayer Loyal to Lover in New Castle
Irene Schroeder, held as the alleged slayer in the Bray Pant case, refused comment on a lover’s letter and affirmed devotion to Glenn Dagie. Her defense team, Youngstown attorneys, were hired by her sisters and parents as the case moves toward possible transfer to Arizona if acquitted.
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New Castle
Youngstown
Irene Schroeder
Corp Bray Pant
Pennsylvania
Glenn Dagie
Dagie
Bum Atornes
Boinum
K ON Powell
Ouwar Stephens
Hinest
Sherif Lea Wright
Wellington Benefit Party Honors Local Guests
A Wellington benefit party held January 6 at the American Legion Hall drew attendees from the community. High scores at the bridge table favored Mrs Robert Stoy and Max Obrig, with Mrs Hope Heawphiliard and D Smith among the prize winners. Light refreshments followed, and a roll of honor noted several first-day attendees from nearby areas.
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Wellington
Amverina Lagat
Pridge
Robert
Four A Students Named in Semester Honors List
Harriet Miller Marguerite Glfe Hols Turner and Leong Whithbeck lead a group of students who earned four A grades this semester. Angela Duhii ts belie Mc Connell Harrie Will Marguerite Rolfe Jesse McCorn i Joan Phelps Harry Palavent and Las ona Whitbeck also achieved top marks.
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Nell, Harriet Miller
Marguerite Glfe
Hols Turner
Leong Whithbeck
Judents
Angela Duhii
Ts Belie McConnell
Harrie
Will Marguerite Rolfe
Jesse “McCorn i
Joan Phelps
Harry Palavent
Lasona Whitbeck
Evening High Scores Highlight Local Card Club
Six o clock start followed by an escent as Mrs Ray Coates, J Holland and Mrs Henry Moeh led high scores. Kenneth Brouse took consolation prizes. The club plans a meeting in two weeks at Mr and Mrs Kenneth Browse’s home. Mr and Mrs Tomsmith hosted supper guests Miro and Mrs Frang Hull of Seville. Mrs Robert Holland and Mrs Haron Whites to William Bennett and Carl Townserd of First Wellington Bank passed the recent law exam with excellent grades. Mrs Anna Betts of Spencer visits daughter Mrs W Thornton. An Old Fashioned dancing party is planned by the FOE entertainment committee at the lodge. The lecture Give Jack a Chance was postponed to Friday February 7. George Wowk learned of his brother in law J Blackburn’s death in Lakewood. Mat Obrig of North Dakota plans a family visit with brother Fraps Obrig. The Baptists’ midwinter social is set for Friday February 9 at the home of Mr and Mrs Myron Boise. Monthly bus and social vote of the Bantise Sunday Club to be hosted at the home of Meath Surth Pormongathe on Pleasant Street.
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Ray Coates
J Holland
Henry Moeh
Kenneth Brouse
Kenneth Browse
Miro
Frang Hull
Seville
Tomsmith
Robert Holland
Haron Whites
William Bennett
Carl Townserd
First Wellington Bank
Anna Betts
Spencer
W. Thornton
F OE
Tooms
Jack
Gevorge Wowk
Blackburn
Lakewood
Mat Obrig
North Dakota
P. Ding
Fea
Fraps Obrig
Familly Twe
Senday School
Myron Boise
Bantise
Meath
Board of Trustees Named to Preserve Hamlin Post Relics
The hampered OCR text indicates a local trust or board appointment. Individuals named include Mrs Laura and Mr Ken, plus other residents connected to Hamlin Post relics preservation. The article appears to announce a new board formed to guard historical Hamlin Post relics and campus connections.
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Board OF Trlusteles
Hamlin
Gyar
Hanlip Poor
Pertece
Stevty
Arge Hawk
Kerra
Laura Aili
Hebron Baptist group to hold evangelistic meetings
The mid winter session of the Hebron Association of Independent Baptist churches met in Lorain with the local representative leading devotional services. Central Baptist Church of Columbus pastor Rev H Q Van Gilder to conduct evangelistic meetings in November. A baptismal class forms in preparation for Easter. Rev H K Finley to speak next Sunday on Barabbas The Man for Whom Christ Died.
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Hebron
Barabbias
Christ
Prophetic Bible Conference Kicks Off Tomorrow in Chicago
Rev Charles P Meeker superintendent of the Chicago Hebrew Mission arrives tonight to lead a Prophetic Bible Conference at First United Presbyterian Church starting tomorrow at 1045 and 730 pm He will discuss Why of Jewish missions and Prophecy and the Jewish Nation He brings years of Chicago Jewish work experience with him The program runs most nights next week except Saturday with various study groups and classes announced for Monday through Thursday.
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Charles P Meeker
Chicago
Art Societys
Ard Lacies
Konjola credited with curing nervous pain tale
Mr Ley Homan of 2464 Germantown street Tatton says Konjola relieved extreme nervousness and widespread pain after other medicines failed. He reports six weeks to calmer nerves, vanished pain, better appetite and sleep, and renewed energy, crediting Konjola as the key health boost sold at Philips drug store and leading druggists.
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Honjola
Ley Homan
Germantown
Konjola
Meeker to Speak on Soul Winning at Elyria Church
Friday through next week four afternoon meetings at 230 o clock feature Mr Meeker, former Moody Bible Institute director of Practical Work, addressing Soul Winning and practical Christian service. Rev Geo Brown hails the event as a blessing for enhanced devotion to Scripture and greater community outreach with special music nightly.
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Mir
Menchker
Moody Bible Institute
Aiso
Geo Brown
Meeker
Elyria
Vielnity
Devoton
Returned to Prison for Alleged Break
William Cecil arrested on suspicion was returned today to Mansfield Reform Storm for breaking his prison.
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William Cecil
Mansfield
Seventh sow as seven in North Rochester headlines
Fragmentary text from a North Rochester report mentions a seventh sow and a proud father figure, but the readable portion is insufficient to determine specific events, names, dates, or locations. The fragment suggests agricultural or local civic context but lacks coherent details for a fuller summary.
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Rochester
Elmer
New Trial Motion in May Case 10 Heard Tomorrow
Hearings on a motion for a new trial by William May of Gloralm, convicted by the common pleas court in December, will be before Judge W Ti Thompson tomorrow morning. It is expected that about twenty witnesses will be called by both sides to argue whether misconduct occurred by three jurors who convicted May in the death of Wo of Clark on October 21. The hearing has been set for January.
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William May
Common Pleas Court
Minthlughters
W Ti Thompson
Fiftien
Clark
Jorain
Jao m
Attempted Robbery at Ridgeville High School Under Review
Deputies responding to a report investigated an attempted break in at Ridgeville High School last night. Entry was gained through a wooden door, two doors forced open, and a main gate listed as damaged. investigation continues for precise sequence and suspects.
Would-be safe cracker evades capture in snowy tracks
Officials learned that a would be safe cracker used heavy iron tools in a failed attempt to force a safe. Tracks in the snow indicated the suspect fled, but no details on identity or outcome were provided.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a weathered page jumble
The text presents a garbled mix of phrases with scattered names and numbers, resembling a damaged newspaper snippet. It hints at personal names, pressures, and trials but offers no clear event or outcome to anchor a coherent report.
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Cory Tury
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Bauer
George Bauer
Mary
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Geal
Cate
Minh Mustie
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Benrus Shockproof Watch
Elge
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Pato
Levi Howan
Plygria
Philips
Moses
Ross
Ted Malo
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Pyace
Val
Brown
Enna Jette
Goodrich
Gyvt
Hich
Buster Brown
Hires
Broad Street
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