Wounds Fatal to Heir to Twenty Millions
Smith Reynolds, 21, heir to the $29,000,000 Reynolds tobacco estate, died from a personal safety related bullet wound in Winston Salem North Carolina. He reportedly was cleaning a gun when the shot occurred. Reynolds had left his Broadway night club milieu to study for an aeronautics exam and had married Libby Holman, a nightclub and theatrical singer, a few weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Salem
N. C
Smith Reynolds
Reynolds Tobacco
Young Reynolds
Libby Holman
Death Record for JOEN C. GAGEN Soldier Dies in Marine Hospital
John C. Gagen a World War soldier age 37 died July fourth at 8 00 am in the Marine Hospital Cleveland where he had been a patient a year He lived in Cleveland twelve years survived by widow Clara Hammond Gagen mother Nora Gagen three brothers Edwin Theodore James of Lorain three sisters Madge Mrs Charles Birkline Mrs J T Burke funeral Thursday 9 am at St Mary's church burial Calvary Cemetery Lorain Also notices for Mrs Nancy Cooper and Mrs Angie Reisinger with funeral details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joen C. Gagen
John C. Gagen
Marine Hospital
Cleveland
Clara Hammond Gagen
Ormerly
Lorain
Nora Gagen
West Avenue
Edwin
Theodore
James
Madge
Charles Birkline
J. T. Burke
St. Mary's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Nancy Cooper
Lorain Resens
Ridge Hill Memorial Cemetery
Cooper
George S. Cooper
Harry Schwind
Amelia Gildersleeve
Annis Moody
Elysia
Pleasure Jaunt Ends In County Jail Incident
A Lorain woman and two companions faced charges after a Lake road outing ended in trouble. Jeve Gurstak paid 10 dollars in costs with suspended costs after an arraignment for reckless driving. Emma Deterick and Edna Taylor were fined 5 dollars with costs for intoxication. Deputy Sheriff William Holst said the trio zig zagged along Lake road and one was kept in the padded cell for being noisy. Gurstak received 90 days probation to guarantee good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Jeve Gurstak
Joseph Petro
Emma Deterick
Edna Taylor
Wee
Bey
William Holst
Eaton Fails To Sell Bonds For A Light Plant
Eaton fails to sell municipal bonds for a new light plant. The council plans a substitute allowing the town to buy its own plant within ten years. An ordinance grants a 22 year franchise to the Eaton Utilities Company backed by Fairbanks Morse. The city may purchase the plant at any time within ten years for 223000 less five percent annually. Corporators include Morse Vine Crawford of Cincinnati and Ralph Heaver, Preble County prosecutor. Herbert Schaefer of Cincinnati represented the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EATON
Eaton Council
Eaton Tu! Company
Fairbanks-Morse Corporation
Eaton Utiliies Company
Defective sidewalk repairs discussed by school board
A defective sidewalk at Gates School was brought to the attention of the local school board last night. Plans for repairs were referred to the buildings and grounds committee for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Hunt Slayers In Dense Wood Near Lintlaw
A growing RCMP posse and local residents push through a dense Lintlaw wood to capture two men suspected of killing Corporal Leonard V. Ralls of Foam Lake and tied to a spree of burglaries and robberies in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lintlaw, Sask
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Lintlaw
Leonard V. Ralls
Foam Lake
Rall
Indians and Yankees May Open Stadium on Sept 11
Cleveland set to host its long delayed season opener at Cleveland Stadium on Sunday Sept 11 with the Indians planning a 16 game final home stand starting Sept 13 after a road stint in August. Mayor Ray T Miller and attorney Jug End Hostetler announced a no year lease signing planned for Aug 16 and the Indians moving into the stadium as soon as feasible. The Yankees are slated to be the opposition on Sept 11 marking the stadium debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Big League Baseball
Cleveland Stadium
Indians
Ray T. Miller
Jugend C. Hostetler
Cleveland Baseball Company
New York Yankees
Elyria High Students Earn Top Grades in Second Semester
Record shows twelve Elyria High School pupils earned A in all regular subjects, with 127 more students achieving at least one A and no grade below B, earning honor student status. The list includes numerous names across classes 19B to 11B and 12A to 125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
C. P. Shively
Mary Lahiff
Vivian Pehrsson
Marie Witt
Geraldine Ehricke
Lucille Hand
Margaret Buache
I Erna Burandt
Josephine Faulkner
Jeanette Linville
Mary Scott
Mary Jane Shively
Beverly Foley
Jane Oseka
Cora Louise Ramser
Rob't Rieth
Betty Schaefer
Doris Starchbill
Virginia Stewart
Josephine Bauley
Teresa Baker
Sophia Borer
Richard ‘Ball
Barbara Brodbeck
Emmsa
Ruth Finger
Genevieva
June Gregory
Betty Jackson
Mary Krupelak
Robert Lee
John Lersch
Lillian McAllister
Charles Nelson
Mary Olszewski
Emily Pit
Oberlin Residents Travel Over Weekend to Ohio Cities
Oberlin residents spent the weekend visiting Columbus Springfield and Dayton. Pythian and Masonic Children's Home guests in Springfield included the MecGranths. Others visited Mt Vernon Columbus and Dayton. Ohio State University enrollment names appear among Oberlin residents for the summer term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MecGranh
Columbus
Springfield
Dayton
W. HE. Bontrager
Mt. Vernon
Ralph Cooley
Philadelphia
Lee Rowe
North Pleasant Street
Lloyd Taylor
Grinnell
Iowa
Bliss
A. B. Chesbro
E. G. Frost
Harley Edwards
Cleveland
L. W. Taylor, Sr
Forest Street
Oberlin Beach
Elver Grills
Richard
Bay Village
Charles Weeks
Harrison Hall
Camp Perry
Charles Hallauer
George Morris
Oxford
Florida
George Hallauer
Oberlin
Ohio State University
Emma L. Frank
Pauline BR. Phipps
Irene E. Reynolds
Helen M. Rice
Edith M. Thatcher
Walnut Street
Hudson
Ohio
Dies Following Short Illness
Horace White of Oberlin age 39 died at Allen Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Alabama, he lived in Oberlin about ten years and worked at Oberlin Laundry for three years. He is survived by a wife and two sons, Rufus and Odell, both at home. Funeral plans not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Horace White
Allen Hospital
Mr. White
Alabama
Rufus
Odell
Minor awarded $100 in Lorain car accident case
Koame Gherges, a minor, was awarded a verdict of $100 in common pleas court today against John Zipp for injuries alleged from a collision on April 8, 1930, when struck by the defendant's car on Pearl avenue, Lorain. The suit was filed for $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koame Ghergés
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
John Zipp
Pearl Avenue
Treasure find denied on Jonesy Cocos Island
Panama City reports the radio operator denies reports of buried treasure valued at 360.000.0600 on Jonesy Cocos Island. Col Jeleckie, head of the expedition, states statements are unfounded and explorations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama City
Jonesy Cocos Island
Col
Jeleckie
Broadcasting Of Bouts Limited To Experts
New York officials barred microphones at boxing and wrestling bouts except for experts such as sports writers referees or judges. The rule aims to curb radio descriptions following the Jack Sharkey Max Schmeling title bout controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Expperts
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Turks Move to Break Up Anatolian Tribes Drive
Angora leaders plan to dissolve tribal units in Anatolia by forbidding agha titles and transferring tribal lands to the State. Land will be distributed to arrivals of Turkish culture in emptied regions. Some areas will be evacuated and declared condemned to future habitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Anatolia
Co-eds Live on 12 Dollars Monthly at BYU
Six BYU coeds share an apartment and live on under 12 dollars a month. They pool resources and batch meals while maintaining high class marks, challenging the idea that wealth dictates academic success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Utah
Young Bingham Young University
Ask Permission to Make Deposition in Injury Case
John Szimarcnyk of 1621 West Street petitions the court to permit his deposition for use in a claim with the Industrial Commission. He alleges injuries are rapidly taking his life and asks the deposition to benefit his wife and four children as he succumbs to lung injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Szimarcnyk
West Street
Industrial Commission
Kaczmarczyk
Court actions in Amherst area seek foreclosure and divorces
The Amherst Savings and Bank ing Company filed suit through liquidation agent I J Fulton against William F Brenner et al for 517 due on a promissory note and against Charles G Brenner et al for 615 due on another note with foreclosure requested. Ida Marie Llewellyn seeks divorce from Lester on gross neglect and extreme cruelty, married 1917 with one child. The City Bank Company Lo rain filed suit against Helen Santa et al for 3265 due on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell Savings and Loan Company
Bertha C. Griffith
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
I. J. Fulton
William F. Brennar
Charles G. Brenner
Ida Marie Llewellyn
Elyria
Lester
City Bank Company
Lorain
Helen Santa
Gifts to Texas University Average $1,000 a Day
Gifts to the University of Texas since its founding 49 years ago have averaged about $1,000 daily. Donations range from large sums and land to letters and memorabilia. Notable gifts include a $12,000,000 bequest by John Sealy for the College of Medicine, a $1,250,000 astronomy observatory gift from W J McDonald, and a $150,000 gift from Mrs. Miriam Luther Stark for a library and collection housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas University
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
John Sealy
Galveston
University
College of Medicine
W J. McDonald
Paris
Miriam Luther Stark
Orange
Strike Over High Wages Grips Amityville Bricklayers
Bricklayers in Amityville went on strike after wage talks failed. Union officials demanded the construction engineer stop paying the old scale of 13.20 dollars daily despite a new standard of 12. Born by the text, the dispute centers on enforcing the updated wage rates for the local high school project.
Memorial to be purchased Oneida Lieut Hughes honored
Memorial funds from the fourth annual field day of D Troop State Police will buy a tribute for Lieut Tremaine M Hughes who died last fall in an airplane accident. He was a popular member of the local barracks Corporal Theo Phillg Gaines of B Troop Malone died in the same incident.
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Oneida
Tremaine M Hughes
D Troop
State Police
Lieut
Hughes
Theo Phillg Gaines
B Troop
Malone
Sweet potatoes shipped to aid needy in Texas
Louisiana farmers near Sunset offer surplus sweet potatoes to relief agencies in Texas at their own cost of transport if distributed free. Several hundred carloads available for shipment. Swiss legislature praised as businesslike and quiet in its work.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lousiana
Sunset
Texas
Fatal stabbing ends quarrel over field event
In Chillicothe Ohio district, Paul Roy Cattle 32 of Louisville Kentucky was stabbed to death by Stanley R Hooker 20 of Norfolk Nebraska at the U S Reformatory after a July 4 tug of war dispute. Hooker used a makeshift knife to stab Cattle in the chest severing a clavian artery and injuring him fatally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Paul Roy Cattle
Louisville
Stanley R. Hooker
Norfolk
Neb
U. S. Reformatory
Dattle
Hooker
Reformatory Hospital
Atlantic fliers Mattern and Griffin complete record flight
Mattern and Griffin landed at an American-sponsored field after a ten hour fifty minute crossing from Ireland to Berlin. They reported light storms on the final legs and described racing a rainstorm from Hannover to Berlin. Officials and dignitaries welcomed them, with the American flag raised and the Star Spangled Banner played as they prepared to press toward Moscow.
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Mattern
Griffin
Hannover
Brandenburg
Berlin
Harbor Grace
Jony
Frederic M. Sackett
United States
Lufthansa
Foreign Office
United Press
Moscow
Russia
Airport
Flying Field
Chicago Market Quotation Summary for July 6
Chicago market notes show receipts in the tens of thousands, with butter futures steady and egg futures quoted. Poultry receipts in one car and trucks with varied prices for fowls and broilers, while potatoes see Blue Ridge and Idaho figures. Grain and hay prices listed with corn, wheat, and oats, plus produce items like cherries and tomatoes and livestock values in Cleveland markets.
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Chicago
United Stated Department of Agriculture
United States
Southern Bliss Triumphs
Missouri
Kansas
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Cleveland
Green Mountain
Idaho Russert
New Rock Glyphs Shown At State Museum
Harrisburg archaeologists study two large petroglyphs from the Susquehanna River Valley now on display at the State Museum. One rock bears a tic tac toe like pattern, the other shows animal figures including fish and possibly an otter. The stones, weighing several hundred pounds, are among 20 picture rocks found by museum excavators near the Safe Harbor Dam between Lancaster and York counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Palei
Susquehanna River Valley
Pennsylvania
State Museum
Plymouth Milk Donor Feeds Needy Children Daily
East Bridgewater milk dealer A R Parker has supplied free milk to forty Plymouth schoolchildren daily since March, aiding families with needy parents in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
UPH
A. R. Parker
East Bridgewater
Marca
Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Elyria Dry Goods
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in Cleveland today against the Elyria Dry Goods Company of Elyria Ohio. Petitioners are Philip Shinsky & Co Lafrante Garment Co Wilson & Son all of Newark New Jersey. The text includes unrelated adage and name fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Elyria Dry Goods Company
Elyria
Ohio
Philip Shiansky & Co
Lafrante Garment Co
Oegies Wilson & Son
Newark
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Angie Reisinger
Columbia Station
Perry Reisinger
P. W. Heineman
Columbia
Frank Heineman
Vida Martin
West River “Road
Reisinger
Ridge Hill Memorial
Hite Feods
Western Reserve _ Finance
Turner Block
Miss Zachman
Chase Street
George Miller
Toledo
Middle Avenue
Eighth Street
A. M. Mallory
Otto R. Markel
Wayztubs
M. 3B
Diederick
Cleveland Road
Clarence Adams
Pac Chapraat
Thomas Edwards
W. B. Thompson
Edwards
John Caley
la Grange
Caley
Steve Fogel
Yankees
Middle Sedge
Wanda Wykrant
Virginia Zatser
Dorig Edwards
Ida Leiman
Daniel Redington
Florence Smith
Oliver Townsend
Frank Woltz
Marjorie Baus
Beatrice Burrer
Gertrude Diedrick
Betty Horvat
Richard Kreps
Betty Lersch
Violet Munz
Alice Murphy
Eugene Myers
Agnes Schaefer
Katherine Schaefer
Florence Stolz
Goldie Zafer
Julia Bendik
Martha Bilskey
Arthur Campbell
Pegey Rheineck
Beatrice Rudy
Audrey Squire
Esther Bowen
Clara Ballas
Florence Clawson
Karl Eady
Theresa Emerick
Wanda Munz
Eleanor Phiel
Florence Rahrig
Ruth Schubert
Helen Shively
Myrna Smetzer
Wilma van Oster
Eva Varga
Bastrice Bemirjian
Walter Haney
Ruth Kaiser
Katherine Piaf
John Ranker
Robert Samuelson
Dorig Schaefer
Marguerite Streicher
Emily Weily
Phyllis Wheatley
Marie Baker
Kathleen Bayley
Alfred Booth
John Bousek
Ruth Bruce
Richard Buswell
Kenneth Buttermore
Ruth Cullin
Robert Denman
Paul Double
Helen Eddy
Ralph Pelton
Russell Fox
Beverly Gates
Ruth Gill
Mildred Hillmer
Jay Howetaiine
Catherine Humphrey
DeLores Jayceux
Josef Hi
South Pleasant Street
Ronald Wisbond
Cluo
Hazel Alsop
Amherst
Dulmage
Gleason
Mattie Mori
Mary Shafer
West Lorain Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Claude Lyman
Baar Lorain Street
Harry Hovey
Byars
Wagner's Grove
Alfred Alten
Second St
And
Germany
Griffith
Aran
Donegal
Nestle
ACT
Myrielle
Broad St
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
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