Desperadoes Suspected in Kidnapping of Jake Factor
Chicago July 8 two of the era s most feared desperadoes Pretty Boy Floyd and Sankey are suspected in the kidnapping of John Jake Factor the United Press says. Separate talks for Factor s return reportedly collapsed after his abduction a week ago in his morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aqmicago
Eet
Pretty Boy
Floyd
J “Sankey
John
Jake the
United Press
Fac
Urges Nations To Reunite For Parley Success
London July 8 Cordell Hull head of the United States delegation issued a statement urging world nations to reunite for the World Economic Conference. He expressed confidence that most delegates support continuing the conference and listed seven topics for profitable discussion after days of talks with other delegation leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wppr
Cordell Hull
United States
TJ Am
Hull
Fim
Stock Market Sees Gold Bloc Shocks Trade
In New York a seven-nation gold bloc on a gold standard unsettled the short session. Copper shares rose to new highs with Anaconda American Smelting U S Smelting and Kennecott leading. Radio Corp saw 50 000 shares traded and hit 12 for the first time this year while General Electric held strong, crossing 30 as Westinghouse eased. Safe fell, GM declined slightly, and farm equipment shares slipped after profit taking as wheat rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Radio Corporation
Radio
Anaconda
American Smelting
U.S
U.S. Smelting
Kennecott
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
General Motors
James Sol Announces Public Meetings on Banking Law
Talks on Our New Banking Law and Our Common Creed will be given by James A. Sol at two public meetings on Second Street. The gatherings are scheduled for tonight and Sunday night at 7 30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Solandt
Second Street
Charges Dismissed in Grand Larceny Case
Charges of grand larceny against Angelo Macuri of Ashta bula and Frank Saunders of Cleveland were dismissed by Justice Joseph Pedro yesterday for want of prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Macuri
Ashtabula
Frank Saunders
Cleveland
Joseph Pedro
Governor White Likely Votes For New Beer Tax
Ohio Governor George White plans to sign the general appropriations bill and back the new beer and racing tax to cover a projected 1 million dollar deficit for 1933 34. He warned that the school equalization provision could reduce rural district funding and pledged a special session to address the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Columbus
George White
Federal Action To Guide White On Carney Act
In Columbus Governor White says federal action will guide him in administering the Carney Act which aligns Ohio statutes with the National Industrial Recovery Act. The administration bill, not yet signed, grants broad power to regulate industry. With the emergency clause removed it does not become law until 90 days after approval, and White hopes conditions improve by then, enabling him to avoid drastic steps while he may act to aid bituminous mine regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
White
Ohio
Gangster Kennedy, 22, slain at Point Place Toledo
In Toledo at Point Place, Jack Kennedy, a 22 year old known to police as a boot legger and nightclub operator, was shot dead by two or three assailants. Kennedy and his companion Audrey Ralis, 20, were approached near a grocery when gunmen shoved the girl aside and fired eleven bullets. Miss Louise Bell, 24, a previous companion of Kennedy, had been killed last November. Kennedy escaped prior death threats before this final attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Jack Kennedy
Point Place
Kennedy
Louise Bell
Audrey Ralis
Ehange
Charlie Kennedy
Miss Ralls
David M. Kreger
Kennedy Cottage
Truscon Steel Announces 10 Percent Wage Increase
Truscon Steel Company announced a 10 percent salary hike for 250 employees at its Cleveland Youngstown and other plants. District operations rose to 35 percent with district industries lifting output to a 6 percent average a peak since early 1930. On last Monday district operations stood at 41 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Truscon Steel Company
Cleveland
Hat Making Among Philippines Native Industries
Hat making stands out as one of the most interesting old native industries in the Philippines, reflecting traditional craftsmanship and local economic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philippines
Milk bids sought for Elyria Relief Committee supply
Milk dealers may bid to supply July and August to the Elyria Relief Committee. Bids are due by next Wednesday. The milk will be distributed to needy city families. Contracts for other July relief supplies have already been awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Relief Committee
Court Suits Skip Through Ohio Public Service Case and Local Claims
The Ohio Public Service Company sues J M Nobil for 1960 dollars on a lease. Lorain Times-Herald sues Peter J Tender for 965 dollars in advertising. William Stinecipher sues Harry Friedman for 15000 dollars after his wife slipped on ice outside the defendant’s property on February 5 1932. Ida Hovis Elyria seeks divorce from John on grounds of gross neglect and asks restoration of her maiden name Ida Dobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lorain
William Stinecipher
Harry Friedman
Ida Hovis
Elyria
John
Ida Dobson
Divorce suit filed by Mary E Bennett in Lorain
Mary E Bennett of Lorain files for divorce from Evers Bennett of Cleveland on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. couple married in 1920. John Noll of Henrietta bound to grand jury by Justice Joseph Petro on assault and battery charges, preferred by Michael Meggesy Jr. of Lorain. City of Lorain sued for 15900 by Michael Meggesy Jr. for injuries his wife suffered from a fall on an icy Broadway sidewalk on February 5, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Bennett
Lorain
Evers Bennett
Cleveland
John Noll
Henrietta
Joseph Petro
Michael Meggesy, Jr
William Stinecipher
City of Lorain
Broadway
Burglary Case Yields Guilty Pleas and Parole Grants
James Burke and William Charles Downes of Lorain and Chicago pled guilty to grand larceny for stealing 3345 worth of valuables from the Nickel Plate Railroad and were granted two year paroles by Common Pleas Judge A. R. Webber. Juliana Amdradi of Lorain was sentenced to one to 20 years in the penitentiary for cutting with intent to kill. her parole plea was refused by Judge Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burke
William Charles Downes
Lorain
Chicago
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Juliana Amdradi
Andradi
Flood Devastation Describes Starbuck and Morrison
Not a house in Starbuck, a village of about 150 population, was left untouched. At Morrison, half the town was wiped away. The flood receded as quickly as it came, leaving great piles of debris. A similar flood in 1896 took a toll of 28 lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starbuck
Morrison
Relief cuts curb city relief center schedule in Elyria
The relief commission announces the city commissary will operate only three days weekly due to falling relief demand. The schedule shift follows earlier reductions from six to five, then four days per week since opening. July supply contracts were cut in half, with nine Elyria firms winning 32 item contracts, signaling improved employment prospects and easing relief needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Reublin Brothers
D. Clawson
Sam _ Shindle
Armour and Company
Wisconsin Food Products Company
Gerber’s Market
Elyria Milling and Power Company
Hughes Provision Company
A. G. Highgate
Colburn Plans Large Parade Staff for July 21
Reporter Jim Armitage notes Elyria civic leaders, including Chief Stankard and Chief Bates, organize a major centennial parade with a wide cross section of groups. Colburn assembles assistants from fire, police, Elks, Eagles, Moose, B Nai B Rith, Knights of Columbus, Y M C A, and more. He will form divisions and line up musical organizations for July 20 to 22, with further staffing details to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colburn
Thia Man Colburn
George
Elyria
Stankard
Bates
Fire Department
Fred Lohnes
Tha QO. P. S
Hal Baker
The
Elks
John
Lorain County
Hoyle
Walton Ice and Fuel Co
Completes Her Work In Paris
Oberlin O July Mios Constance Sherman daughter of Professor P D Sherman has completed her work at the Sorbonne in Paris and sailed home July 5 on the U S Chaplain of the French line She earned an M A in French at Smith College and held a trustee fellowship She studied at Grenoble University entered the Sorbonne as a graduate student in November and will receive the Sorbonne diploma with emphasis on English Literature and Philosophy She graduated from Oberlin High School and earned an A B from Oberlin College in 1930 She will spend the summer at her Oberlin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Mios Constance Sherman
P. D. Sherman
Sorbonne
Paris
U. S
Smith College
University of
Oberlin High School
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Margaret Barnes Elected President of Ohio Federation of Colored Women
Mrs. Margaret Barnes of North Main street was elected president of the Ohio Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs at the thirty third annual session held last week in Zanesville. She previously served as vice-president. Members of the Oberlin Women’s Progressive Club attended. Mrs. Barnes will likely travel to Chicago to represent the organization at the National Council of Women’s Clubs of America meeting on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Barnes
North Mainstreet
Ohio Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs
Federation
Zanesville
Women’s Progressive Club of
Oberlin
Barnes
Chicago
National Council of Women’s Clubs of America
Grange to Observe Birthday Tuesday
The Oberlin Grange will celebrate the order's twenty fourth birthday on Tuesday evening July 11 with a special program being prepared for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Oberlin Grange
Oil Still Ablaze at Standard Oil Refinery in Cleveland
Firemen from four companies battled a large oil still at the Standard Oil refinery in Cleveland, attempting to tap the bottom to draw off burning oil and prevent spread. The blaze, believed caused by overheating, involved a unit used to crack crude oil into gasoline and grease products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Standard Oil Company
Memorable Occasion Invites All Members to Attend
All members are urged to attend a memorable occasion with refreshments provided by a committee of Mrs. Thelma Schmitz, Mrs. Viola Berg, and Mrs. Eli Cc. Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Schmitz
Viola Berg
Eli Cc. Hill
Local residents plan travels and visits this week
Don Leahy and Rol land Van Ausdale depart for New York to attend Columbia University summer school. Jack Kirwan of Chicago stays with his wife and family at her parents home. Several families travel for meetings of Ladies Auxiliary groups in New Philadelphia and other visits in Ohio and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Leahy
Oberlin
Rolland van Ausdale
New York
Columbia University
Jack Kirwan
Chicago
A. M. Cliffe
Frank Wilson
C. R. Summers
Department Council
Department Association of Ladies’ Auxiliary
P. M
New Philadelphia
L. A. Looney
Mary Alice
Pelham
N. Y
Thomas Willis
Elmwood Place
J. D. Yocom
Frank Yocom
Ashtabula
Frank Huggins
Buffalo
J. W. Hill
Rhoda Hastings
Helen Wade
Two Men Killed in Strange Robbery at Dawn
In Spring Valley Illinois July 8 two men were slain in a robbery that turned fatal after a case of mistaken identity. Sylvester Prusaitis 40 clubbed by intruders recovered enough to exit his home and flag down a neighbor Joe Stermer 44 opened door and was shot through the chest. Both men died at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Sylvester Prusaitis
Prusiatis
Joe Stermer
Italian Planes Ready For Takeoff Tonight
In Reykjavik Iceland bad weather delayed 24 Italian sea planes en route to the Chicago Exposition. Genetalo Balbo prepared for a rapid takeoff for Cartwright Labrador as soon as conditions improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reykjavik
Iceland
Italy
Chicago Exposition
Genetalo Balbo
Cartwright
Labrador
Hope To Repair Mattern Plane
MOSCOW July 8 UP A Soviet seaplane en route to aid stranded Jimmy Mattern will fly to Alaska for new parts to repair Matterns plane and permit him to continue his solo flight around the world if repairs are possible. If repairs are impossible dispatches say the motor was wrecked and the Soviet plane will carry Mattern to Nome, Otto Schmidt, polar explorer and head of Arctic air stations, told UP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Jimmy Mattern
Alaska
Mattern
United Press
Nome
Otto Schmidt
United Prog
Federal judges stay coal freight rate rise in Ohio
In Columbus on July 8 judges Benson W Hough and Robert R Nevin signed an order staying the Interstate Commerce Commission increase in coal freight rates for Ohio. The stay lasts until they rule on the appeal by the State of Ohio and the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad against the proposed hike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Benson W Hough
Robert R. Nevin
Dayton
Ohio
Inter State Commerce Commission
State of Ohio and
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Man Raymond Hamilton Faces 268-Year Prison Sentence
In Dallas Texas Raymond Hamilton, aged under 21, faces prison sentences totaling 268 years after convictions spanning theft robbery murder. The aggregate length reflects multiple counts and Severity of the crimes as reported from Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Raymond Hamilton
Author Anthony Hope Hawkins Dies at 70 in England
Walton on the Hill England July 8 Sir Anthony Hope Hawkins known as Anthony Hope author of The Prisoner of Zenda Rupert of Hent wau died today at age 70 He was widely celebrated for his romantic adventure novels and fictional diplomat heroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton-On-Hill
England
Anthony Hope Hawkins
Zenda
Rupert of
New races form from the influence of older types, researchers say
Scientists note new races arise when influence from several older types combines. The finding emphasizes gradual change over sudden shifts in lineage patterns and highlights complex inheritance tied to regional varieties and historical mixing.
Doctor Imogene Butts Ends 11 Years of Punctuality at School
Holdenville born Imogene Butts recently graduated from the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine after 11 consecutive years of attendance with at most one day tardy. The sole missed day was due to her grandfather's death. She is accepted as an Intern at a San Francisco children's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdenville
Vara
Imogene Butts
University of Oklahoma School of Medicine
San Francisco Children's Hospital
Government aid praised but not extensive enough says tribe chief
The tribe chief described the government program as benevolent and helpful but emphasized that it has not been extensive enough to meet the needs observed by the community. He urged broader support and continued assistance from officials.
Methodist Aid Society Meets at Mrs Jones July 12
Penfield July 8 The Methodist Aid society will meet with Mrs Lewis Jones on Wednesday afternoon July 12. Covered dish luncheon. The hostess extends an invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Methodist Aid Society
Lewis Jones
Faron Woman's Club Picnic Planned at Rice's Dam
The Faron Woman's Club schedules a picnic on Tuesday July 11 at Rice's Dam. Each attendee should bring a covered dish and sandwiches. Those unable to provide transport should notify Mrs. Lewis Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faron Woman's Club
Rice’s Dam
Lewis Jones
Visitors From Arizona Call On Uncle In Spencer
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Krebs of Tombstone Arizona visited their uncle W. J. Krebs and wife on Sunday while en route to Philadelphia. They also called on Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith in Spencer and spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Royal Waltz at River Corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Ray Krebs
Tombstone
W. J. Krebs
Philadelphia
Guy Smith
Spencer
Mrs
Royal Waltz
River Corners
Bradstock and Kellogg Attends Litchfield Congregational Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Bradstock and Mrs F FE Kellogg attended the 100th anniversary of the founding of Litchfield Congregational church on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bradstock
F. FE. Kellogg
Litchfield Congregational Church
TLU Patient Taken To Lodi Hospital In Critical Condition
C. E. Lang was admitted to Lodi hospital on Saturday in critical condition after a reported incident at the TLU campus. Local doctors and staff are monitoring his condition as the community awaits further updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Lang
Lodi Hospital
Mrs Hugh Kane’s funeral attended by Jones and guests
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jones and Mrs. Homer Sooyv with Mrs. William Frey and Miss Lucile Greig attended the funeral of Mrs. Hugh Kane on Wednesday afternoon in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Jones
Homer Sooyv
William Frey
Lucile Greig
Hugh Kane
Wellington
Local Visitors From Michigan Week End in Ecorise
Mr and Mrs George Comstock of Ecorise Michigan were weekend visitors at Mr and Mrs Jas Herricks. They also called on Mrs Comstocks sister Mrs Myron Gott and family and visited the Clayton Bobel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Comstock
Ecorise, Mich
Jas. Herrick
Taylor Family Reunion Held July Fourth at Elvira Road
Mr and Mrs Levi Smith Mrs Ira Starr and C A Taylor attended the Taylor reunion July 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs Bush on the Elvira road. The reunion was held down by the river with over thirty relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Smith
Ira Starr
C. A. Taylor
Taylor
Bush
Elvira Road
Devereaux Family Fourth Picnic At Devereaux Home
The Devereaux family held its annual gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Mark Devereaux on July 4. For several years the immediate families have met there for the Fourth of July picnic. Thirty seven guests shared a bountiful dinner together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devereaux
Mark Devereaux
Social Roundup of Visits and Attending Funeral
A jumble of weekend social calls spans Cuyahoga Falls Elyria Wellington and Lorain with Mr and Mrs Newcomb Mrs Dea Currie and others visiting friends and attending the funeral of Mrs Hugh Kanen Wellington. Residents and visitors from Winter Park Fla Ravenna and Toledo are listed along with church services and a Falls clinic note. Forty nine Penfield residents enjoyed a Cleveland Indians game at the stadium last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Newcomb
Cuyahoga Falls
E. Ferriman
Jay Hart
Dean Currie
Akron
Lewis Jones
Hugh Kanen Wellington
Ralph Taylor
Kenneth Jaimeyson
Flint
Wich
J. B. Exlin’s
Ray Exlin
Elyria
Burt Meyers
Spencer
Alex Breyley
Litchfield
Chester Eglin
Wellington
Burt Smith
Ravenna
A. B. Smith
Kenneth Davison
P. E. Davison
Bert Newcomb
Lewis
Ida Newcomb
Winter Park
Fla
South
A. J. Andrews
Karl
Donald Shook
Lorain
Davison
Virgil Waite
A. H. Pierce
Leona Voxtheimer
Edith Wickendon
Toledo
Sarah Chapman
A. J. Cameron
Sarah Huntridge
Alicea McCoy
M. E
S. L. Gott
Falls Clinic
Penfield
Indians
Cleveland Stadium
President Johnson warns of speculative prices under recovery act
Johnson warns that speculators and merchants must stock up cautiously before a business recovery. Prices rising ahead of purchasing power could trigger another collapse. He and deputy administrators urge industries to act quickly to align with codes. Steel and coal show progress as dozens of minor industries present codes while large ones push forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
That man who arrived thirty years ago peddling baskets
A quoted remark reflects on a foreigner's long grind in selling baskets, asking what the business or the seller might be worth after decades of work. The line hints at immigrant enterprise and changing fortunes.
Homecoming Visits Mark Rochester Area Week
Rochester and surrounding communities welcomed relatives and friends over the Fourth. Numerous visitors from Cleveland Sandusky Akron Oberlin Steubenville and Columbus joined locals for Homecoming events. Social gatherings included weddings anniversaries and picnics at the Tripp and nearby homes as railroads and roads linked families across the region.
Enjoying Western Vacation Trip
Miss Helen Murray and her cousin Miss Ruth Miller depart on an extended western trip visiting relatives in Indianapolis St Louis and Salem Oklahoma Lawton Fort Collins and Grand Canyon. They plan to return via Kearney Nebraska after calls on Major Twaddle Mrs Tanner and Mrs Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Murray
Ruth Miller
Elyria
West
Clark P. Diggins
Indianapolis
Indiana
St. Louis
Salem
Missouri
Lawton
Oklahoma
Harry Twaddle
Fort Collins
Eliza Tanner
Benjamin Marshall
Grand Canyon
Kearney
Nebraska
Mary Kelley
G. A. Pearce
Wayne
Maxine
Mallet Creek Church Classes Meet For Evening Games
The Adult Bible class and the Golden Circle Class of the Methodist Protestant church gathered Wednesday at Mr and Mrs William Mathews home. After the business meeting, participants played games and enjoyed homemade ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallet Creek
Golden Circle
Methodist Protestant Church
Wm. Mathews
Choir of 25 under John Backgang to lead at M P Church
A 25 member choir under John Backgang will lead at the M P Church starting last Sunday and continuing through the summer. On Sunday July 9 six Medina women will provide instrumental music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Back Gang
M. P
Medina
Trustees Meet At M P Church July Eleventh
The church trustees and all interested members are called to a meeting of importance on Tuesday evening July 11 in the Sunday School rooms. Trustees urge as many people as possible to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Church
Swartz Family Reunion Held At Swartz Home
Swartz and related families from Lakewood and Houston gathered at Mr. and Mrs. George Swartz home for a reunion with a picnic supper Saturday afternoon and evening. Attendees included John Swartz and family Ev erett Hanna Austin Moyer Hattie Clark Althea Searle John Beck and O. G. Swarts and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swartz
Mabel
Don Swartz
Albert Swartz
Everett Hanna
Austin Moyer
Lakewood
Hattie Clark
Houston
Tex
Althea Searle
Cincinnnati
John Beck
O. G. Swarts
George Swartz
Fourth of July Campers Visit and Family Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Glenn Miller and son camped at Chippewa Lake from Saturday to Wednesday. Pearl and Ruth Miller joined their grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Eastwood in Medina. Robert Clay and family camped at Long Lake from Saturday to Thursday, Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ray Sweet Mr and Mrs Corwin Parker Mr and Mrs Gail Alexander and family including Bob, Mr and Mrs Stanley Christian and son George and Mr and Mrs Bill Shaffner from Medina brought picnic supper to Lakeland Beach and visited the Clays at Long Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Harry Smith
Frank Chase
Cleveland
George Smith
Harry Miller
Sandusky
Miller
John Murray
Creston
James Murray
Lewis Wolfe
Homerville
L. C. Wolfe
J. A. Gariss
Wellington
Joe Gariss
Spencer
Gilmer Shaver
Henry Choate
Elyria
Eva Winfield
Herbert Wendt
Corwin Coe
Steubenville
Shirley Gill
Lawrence
L. A. Bradford
Jay Ames
Clarksfield
Rose Hodgkin
Rochester Sales Company
Eugene Biand
F. A. Richardson
L. J. Herman
Akron
J. A. Herman
Junior
Dell Simmons
Harley Long
Ashland
Will Goldsmith
Harry Knapp
Clarabelle Franks
New London
T. Poelking
Fred Riebe
Stella Tripp
Phidalia
Detroit
Michigan
L. J. Tripp
Grace Noble Herren
Oberlin
D. C. Mann’s
Alnev Easley
Marian Crittenden
Cleo Crittenden
Raymond Crittenden
Charles Anderson
Carl Clawson
Homer Anderson
Ben Booth
Max Swartz
Norwalk
Harry Rieske
Lenore Campbell
Columbus
A. E. Campbell
William Murray
Clyde Cooper
Phidella Tripp
Frank Clifford
Glenn Miller
Chippewa Lake
Pearl
Ruth Miller
Frank Eastwood
Medina
Robert Clay
Long Lake
Ray Sweet
Corwin Parker
Gail Alexander
Bob
Stanley Christian
George
Bill Shaffner
Lakeland Beach
Clay
Fire at filling station residence of Herman Grande
Early Sunday morning a fire broke out in an out building at the filling station and residence of Herman Grande one half mile west of Mallet Creek. The local fire department was called. The loss was about 350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Grande
Mallet Creek
Theaeeding Fire Department
Cleveland Ball Game Attendances by Medina Guests
Mrs Violet Parker and Mrs Marie Nettleton joined Mrs Agnes Parker of Medina for a morning visit at Mrs F A Hunt s home Wear Park where they were dinner guests They all attended the Cleveland New York ball game in the Stadium in the afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Parker
Marie Nettleton
Agnes Parker
Medina
Wear Park
F. A. Hunt
McDonell Couple Welcome Baby Girl on July Fourth
Mr and Mrs Wm McDonell of Branch Road report the birth of a daughter on Tuesday July 4. Both mother and baby are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McDonell
Branch Road
Babe
Weekend Social Notes Across Akron Hinckley and Montville
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Wayne Hammond and Misa Handley of Akron at O G Swartz home. Frank Kutler guests of sister Mrs Bill Shaffer in Medina. Akron family stranded west of Mall et Creek on Chicago World’s Fair return aided by Floyd Nettleton. Stanley Christian and son George joined Merrill Mottoux picnic in Hinckley. G A Hinman and others at Grange Court of Demeter picnic in Montville. Byrdie McKee Edward Mellert and Geo Bart attended Horace Humm wedding shower at Erhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Hammond
Misa Handley
Akron
Harold Naragan
O. G. Swartz
Frank Kutler
Bill Shaffer
Medina
Chicago
Mallet Creek
Floyd Nettleton
Stanley Christian
George
Christian
Merrill Mottoux
Hinckley
G. A. Hinman
Grange Court of
Demeter
Montville
Byrdie McKee
Edward Mellert
Geo. Bart
Horace Humm
Erhart
Grain and feed prices in Cleveland market report
Cleveland market notes show wheat No. 2 red at 1.02 to 1.03 per unit and No. 1 red at 1.03 to 1.04. Corn No. 3 yellow 64 to 65 cents, No. 2 yellow 65 to 66 cents. Averages for oats list No. 3 white 49 to 50 cents and No. 2 white 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Stanfield Family Entertains Relatives from Ohio
Mr and Mrs William Stanfield hosted relatives from Middletown Ohio for four days this week and departed Wednesday. Pearce's father visited Cleveland on Wednesday. The gathering reflected typical midweek travel and extended family ties in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce
Cleveland
William Stanfield
Middletown
Ohio
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Truscon Steel
O'Donnell's
Paint & Wall Paper Co
Ohio Public Service Company
J. M. Nobil
Fage 1
Jim Armitage
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alflen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Nelle
M. E. Society
Centennial
TLU
Clash Party
Church Trustee Meeting
Swartz
Lake Ave
Middle Ave
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