Farewell As He Leaves For Academy
Ray Allen Pillivant, Wellington High School graduate of 1930, leaves for West Point Monday to enroll as a cadet July 1. About twenty relatives and friends bid him farewell at the station, including his mother Lelia Manning and others from Ohio, Wisconsin, and Elyria. Harvey Pillivant has been named by President Hoover to enter the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis and will take an examination in Mansfield on July 26.
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West Point Military Academy
Lelia P. Manning
Charles Farmer
Morgan Avenue
Hannah Pillivant Rush
Elyria
James Pillivant
Fred Pillivant
Milwaukee
Milton Farmer
George Pillivant
Grafton
Louise Hunt
Kenneth Stanfield
Kenneth Shriner
Harvey Pillivent
Harry Dunlap
la Grange
Harvey Pillivant
Hoover
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Mansfield
Arraignment set in Mt Gilead case of poker attack
Glen Mohart, 30, is to be arraigned today before Common Pleas Judge W G Vaughan on a charge of assault and battery against Mrs Mary Elis, 43, at her Northern Morrow county farm on June 5. He allegedly admitted the attack to Sheriff Charles E Miller, Deputy James P Bennett, and Prosecuting Attorney Fannie Myers after a five hour exam last night. Mohart was a farm hand on the Elis property and is said to have beaten Mrs Elis with a stove poker.
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Glen Mohart
Common Pleas
W. G. Vaughan
Mary Elis
Morrow County
Mohart
Charles E. Miller
James P Bennett
Fannie Myers
Ellis
Death inquiry opens into John Menzie shooting in Cincinnati
Police and Coroner M. Scott Kearns began a probe into the death of John Menzie 63 of Greensburg Indiana after an autopsy found he was shot through the heart. An aide said heat exhaustion caused death though the body was found in a chair at the Bristol Hotel. No weapon was recovered in Menzie's room.
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M. Scott Kearns
John Menzie
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Indiana
Menzie
Kearns
Bristol
Farmer Guards Land From Linemen Over Wires
A farmer named A Texter in Norwalk Ohio stood guard with a shotgun to deter linemen from repairing a high tension line on his land. He reportedly threatened to use the shotgun if limb clipping occurred. The New London Power Company manager Henry Arnold would not order workers onto Texter's farm while the guard persisted.
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New London Power Company
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Texters
Akron Man Shot To Death In Woods
In Medina Ohio July 1 Jack Gibbs 27 of Akron was shot to death last night four miles south of the city while camping with Miss Faye Saunders 25 and Mr. and Mrs. J H Brown all of Akron. Brown heard a shot then found Gibbs body with head nearly blown off. Gibbs gun had not discharged. Brown saw no trace of the killer and no motive was explained.
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Woods
Here
Faye Saunder
J. H. Brown
Corone
E. L. Crum
Brown
Gibbs
Battle Creek
Bonkura
Misa Carrie Roach
Muncie
Ind
Bankura
Pf Nottle
Autos Collide Between Nemeth and Miler in City Crash
Cars driven by John Nemeth of 409 Lake Avenue and Roy Miler of Spring Valley collided at West River and Lodi Street around 7 50 P m yesterday. No injuries were reported though both vehicles were badly damaged.
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Lake Avenue
Roy Miler
Spring Valley
West River
Lodi Street
Early Masques Shaped Private Theatricals in Europe
In the seventeenth century East and Europe private masques flourished as festive or solemn entertainments. The term derives from head masques that depicted romantic, historical, or allegorical types during celebrations.
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Europe
Paved Streets in Venice and Canal Network Description
A historical note explains Venice as a group of islands at the Adriatic head, where some streets are paved but most transport occurs via canals. Houses edge the water so goendalis or boats can pull up to doors, reflecting a waterborne urban layout.
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Venice
Kals
Adriatic Sea
Makes a Difference Jud Tunkins Says Faults Depend On Seeing Him
Washington Star notes Jud Tunkins remarks on how a man’s faults hinge on whether you encounter him and how you judge excuses or nonexcusable actions, reflecting a social perception theme.
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Jud Tunkins
Washacton Star
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