Woman branded with initials of ring leader in Washington
21 year old Jean Castello identified two associates of Charles Lucky Luciano in a Washington attack. She was branded with C L and 3 12 on her abdomen during a gas filled kitchen incident. Police pursue New York links and expect arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henna
Jean Castello
New York
Charles “Lucky” Luciano
Tives
Miss Costello
C. L
Luciano
Bernard Thompson
Misa Col
Corstello Tortured in Gang Chilling Assault in DC
Miss Corstello described a brutal attack by a man identified as Leo connected to Luciano’s gang. Police traced Leo’s movements by plane from New York to Washington, and Costello, once an employee of the white slave syndicate, was held as a witness after revealing details of the assault and the gang’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Leo
Misa Costello
Miss Costello
Luciano
Vice Overlord
Sing Sing
New York
Costello
Margaret Louise Bell
Police Women's Bureau
Grand
Lakeland
Fla
Burlea. Wer
Avon Ladies and 4-H Club at Avon events
The Avon AVON column notes the Ladies Aid Society gathering at Mrs Addie Harold's home with prize winners, a picnic supper, and three visitors. Norbert Wensing and Bill Welter join the Avon 4-H club with rabbits and colts projects. A marriage announcement for Annetta Sweet to James Travidson Jr. is shared, and various social visits and club notes follow, including Picnics, luncheons, and local outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Methodist Church
Addie Harold
Moon
Fred Peak
Irene Harold
Carrie Tuck
Norbert Wensing
Bill Welter
Annetta Sweet
Howard Sweet
James Travidson, Jr
J W Davidson
Avon High
Rocky River
Local Social Notes and Obits Snapshot
Miss Rosemary Austin of Loraine visits sister Mrs Philip Dechant this week. Mrs Stephen Alten learns of brother in law Mr Herbst s death in Pittsburgh. Mr Alten and two sons attend the funeral. Mr and Mrs Cecil Moore attend an uncle s funeral in Canada. Bobby Buck stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs George Buck in Ridgeville. Betty Jameson visits Mr and Mrs John Jameson. Mrs Rayford of Cleveland visits her son Mr and Mrs Walter Raucher. Mrs Walter Raucher spent Thursday in Cleveland. Mrs LaVerne Pickering and children visit relatives in Homer Michigan for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wittembers
Kenneth
Cleveland
Gilbert Forthofer
Charles Wilford
A.phinney
Lorain
Howard Wilford
Theodore Frederick
Clarence Wilford
Hilda
Rose Shuster
Alton
Til
St. Lewis
Chicara
L. J. Jackson
Elyria
Ira Gough
Archie Chester
Lakewood
R. 9
Barres
Philip Gerhart
Dorig
Walter McAllister
Canada
Michigan
Rosemary Austin
Philip Dechant
Stephen Alten
Herbst
Pittsburgh
Alten
Cecil Moore
Bobby Buck
George Buck
Ridgeville
Betty Jameson
John Jameson
Litchfield Community Notes Include Charity Pot and Visits
Attendance reached 23 at the L B S gathering in the church annex with the North division presenting the play That’s Where the Money Goes. Afterward the missionary committee opened the poxes and found 2860. Refreshments were served. The August 13 meeting features the East division as host. Keith and Roger Leach visited Canton in the home of their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Ma Watts. Joyce Crawford of LaGrange visits Geraldeen Kelloge. Dr Lloyd and family take a two week Canadian sight seeing trip. Ruth Kiefer of Cleveland stays with her grandmother Cara Damon. brother Robert Kiefer visits the L Bounds home. Burial services for Dr Joe Harris were attended by Mrs E Jenne and Mr and Mrs G H Jenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B.S
Church Annex
Missionary Committee
Helen Smith
Shauffler Training School
Cleveland
Keith
Roger Leach
Canton
Ma Watts
Joyce Crawford
LaGrange
Geraldeen Kelloge
Dr. Lioyd
Canada
Ruth Kiefer
Cara Damon
Robert Kiefer
E. E. Bounds
E. Jenne
Weekend mishaps and social visits in Bible-Hitzelberger area
On Saturday the Bible-Hitzelberger home hosted events as Dell Faken injured his foot Thursday when a tractor leg trampled it, and Junior Musser hurt his knee in a wrestling accident at the ball diamond. A team of Fred Johnson farm horses ran away on Wednesday, dragging Robert Johnson before Fred intervened and suffered a fractured rib. Visitors included Rev and Mrs Lawrence Blackburn and son from Barre Vermont, Mrs Wilbert Schultz and infant, and Mr and Mrs Joe Schindler’s guests. T. H. Case hosted T. Mrs. Craig of Green. Charlene Hood’s birthday drew local children with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Faken
Junior Musser
Thurlow Flanery
Ball Diamond
Fred Johnson
Robert Johnson
Lawrence Blackburn
Barre
Harry Streett
Wilbert Schultz
West Richfield
Joe Schindler
Howard Bauer
Medina
T. H. Case
Craig
Green
Charlene Hood
Production lines tied up by strike at Goodyear Akron plant
Akron July 13 production lines tied up for six hours by a sit down strike at Goodyear Tire and Rubber Plant No. 2. Mill workers tread workers and compounders ceased work at midnight. Two hours later tire rooms suspended work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubbar Company
Production Pause Ends as Committees Meet Management
Reported stoppage occurred due to four non union men in departments. Production resumed at 6 a.m. after committees were appointed to meet with management.
Texas shies Prien and Delias at Cantonal Expo
An obscure local report notes Prien and Delias retreating from a Cantonal Exhibition scene. A visiting observer, Sere, from Melhourne, describes the event as a striking, if puzzled, display amid the Teses Cantonal Expo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
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Lorain County
Ncluding Gregg
Rowe
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
American Radiator Company
Wight
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Unitary Corporation
West 40Th Street
N.Y
Iron and Steel
Tobi
Eesnes
Rachel
Helen Peak
Charles Moh
Hazel Peak
Portsmouth
Walter Peak
Lawrence Peak
Florence Schwinn
Ihe Fitch
Rohnertz
Roy Cahoon
Gladys
Hdna Peak
Norman Stockhaus
Doris Jameson
Bay Village
Betty
Percy Gregory
Ambrose Weard
Evelyn Sehenk
Avan Lake
Lino Club
Anthony Kegelshor
Dorothy Baldauf
Theresa Casper
Litchfield
C. F. Musser
Avery
Lodi
West River
Lieas
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