Wager Case of WNWO Escaped Lorain Hospital
The case of Fred Hentrie a 34 year old reputed rum runner who escaped from a Lorain hospital after he was injured in the shelling of the Sambo G rum boat in 1930 was transferred to department of justice agents in Detroit today. Hentrie was said to be in custody in East Windsor Ontario where he is being held pending extradition proceedings.
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Cleveland
Fred Hentrile
Lorain
Department of Justice
Detroit
Hentrie
East Windsor
Ont
Rotary Club Plans for Contests
Elyria Rotary Club members at the Hotel Newell discussed upcoming athletic events. An inter-club golf tournament is slated for Wednesday at Spring Valley Country Club with sixty or more golfers from Elyria Lorain Vermilion and Lakewood expected. A baseball game against the Elyria Kiwanis Club at Ely Stadium Friday evening was also announced.
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Elyria Rotary Ciub
Newell
Spring Valley Country Club
Elyria
Lorain
Vermilion
Lakewood
Elyria Kiwanis
Ely Stadium
Three Drivers of Tucks Fined for Overloaded Trucks
Fines of 35 dollars and costs were assessed against H. F. Ute, Dan Smith, and Andrew Slavich, all of Detroit, for operating overloaded trucks on Lorain county highways. The cases were brought before Justice Joseph Petro by deputy sheriffs.
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H. F. Uté
Dan Smith
Andrew Slavich
Detroit
Lorain County
Joseph Petro
Death notices for Dora Erdman and Edgar A. Smith
Mr and Mrs Thomas Standen of 758 West River street report the death of their daughter Mrs Dora Erdman of Toledo He leaves nine Toledo born children and two sisters Susie Toledo Nina Elyria and brother Arthur Cleveland Funeral plans to be announced later Edgar A Smith age 44 of 2620 North Moreland Boulevard Shaker Heights died at Elyria Memorial Hospital He leaves a widow parents and three sisters Funeral services set for Friday afternoon at 2 00 from his parents home conducted by Rev William Muir Auld
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Thomas Standen
West River Street
Dora Erdman
Toledo
Erdman
Susie
Nina
Elyria
Arthur
Cleveland
Edgar A. Smith
Goldsmith
Moreland Boulevard
Shaker Heights
Elyria Memorial Hospital
A. F. Goldsmith
Middle Avenue
Gus Smith
Jacksonville
Florida
B. H. Hucknall
Winifred
Veda Goldsmith
Taylor Funeral Home
William Muir Auld
Charles Hallaver Pee
Evelyn and
Wade
Groveland Street
George Morris
Bas
College Street
George Hallauer
Harold Dunlap
Albert Hallauer
Oxford
Phillip
Worcester
Tampa
C. Christy
Spring Street
A. R. Kimpton
Killer Suspect Surrenders To Kentucky Posse
MT STERLING KY July 19 L Bill Watters sought since July 1% in the killing of Charles Neal and burning his body in a ravine in Menifee County was in jail today following his surrender to a posse of three near here. He declined to discuss the killing. Watters also is charged with the murder of Deputy Sheriff Marion Stappleton and the wounding of Stanley Helton and Roy Williams when they attempted to arrest him last Wednesday. He had been hiding in the hills since the slaying. Helton is in a serious condition at a hospital here, but Williams has recovered.
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Mt, Sterling
Bill Watters
Charles Neal
Menifee
Watters
Marion Stappleton
Stanley Helton
Roy Williams
Helton
Williams
Local sewer delays on Warren Avenue curbback
The council committee of sewers and drains 15 will investigate sewer conditions on Warren Avenue after reports of basement backups during storms. Councilman Curtiss brought the issue to council last night. Police report robbery at Ashland gas station at 2 a.m. three robbers took 22 from the attendant and fled in a car toward Elyria. police did not see a matching vehicle.
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Council
Warren Avenue
Carl Curtiss
Ashland
Elyria
Fined for Traffic Offense and Local Parole News
Dan Romp was fined five dollars and costs for violation of the traffic ordinance when arraigned before Mayor W H VanCster this morning. Ohio penitentiary paroles to Harvey Ludwig and Jos Harris were ordered for September 15 with Harris to go to Alabama. Joyce Myers reported a purse snatching at the circus grounds, containing two prayer books a handkerchief and twenty five cents. Walter Root was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication at arraignment before Mayor W H Vanster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Romp
W. H. VanCster
Ohio Penitentiary
Harvey Ludwig
Lorain
Jos Harris
Columbus Dispatches
Harris
Alabama
Joyce Myers
Kenyon Street
Walter Root
W. H. Vanster
Court actions filed for divorce and injury suit
Alice Engle sues Carman for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Myrtle Memford sues William Sibey for 25000 dollars for injuries alleged in a March 6 automobile collision on Route 59 near Elyria.
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Alice Engle
Carman
Myrtle Memford
William Sibey
Elyria
Thousands In Ohio Affected By Loan Bill
Congress passed a home loan bank bill aiding building and loan borrowers in Ohio and across the nation. The measure would cut payments and extend loan terms, with about eight banks to absorb loans from associations. Ohio provided 129 of 418 loans, and state reps urged nominees for a new board including Hess Hollister and Herman F. Cellarius. Volunteers at a Northwestern Ohio firemen convention in Youngstown planned ladder contests and life saving demonstrations. The closing remark criticizes mere Sunday appearances of religion.
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Washington
Congress
Ohio
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
William E. Hess
John B. Hollister
Herman F. Cellarius
Cincinnati
National Association of Building and Loan Associations
Harry Kissell
Sprinefield
National Realtors’ Association
Simeon D. Fess
Chester C. Holton
Cleveland
Youngstown
Idora Park
Former Berlin Woman Honored in New York
Maude Tucker Doolittle, former Oberlin resident and longtime Oberlin Conservatory piano teacher, was elected Honorary President of the Jackson Heights Choral Society for 1932 33. She directs the Mecca School of Music in Jackson Heights New York, a cultural force in that area, and organized it ten years ago.
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Oberlin, O
Maude Tucker Doolittle
Oberlin
Jackson Heights
Community News Roundup From Oberlin Area Events
Ralph Waters visits Oak Harbor relatives while Ethelind Wright and friends enjoy a lake outing. The Pythian Sisters host a July 24 picnic at Yarmilton on the Lake with pot luck lunches. Dr Barrets visits Oberlin. trips to Florida and Tampa are noted. Other items include W R C lawn gathering, a fire at East College Street, and funeral arrangements for Mrs Myria Ann Evans.
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Yarmilton-on-the-Lake
Legion Corps Drill Night Promises Ohio Title Try
Elyrians convene Thursday night to watch the Ohio champion Legion Drum and Bugle Corps unveil new music and maneuvers before aiming to win the national title in Portland Oregon this September. The display on Cheapside near Lorain County Bank Building starts at eight, with Cheapside closed for the event.
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Elyrians
Ohio
Blyrians
Cleveland
Toledo
Drum and Bugle Corps Contest at Chippewa Lake Park
A drum and bugle corps competition will be held at Chippewa Lake Park in Medina County this coming Saturday and Sunday. The event is conducted under the auspices of the Elyria Legion the Lorain County 408 and the Elyria Legion Drum and Bugle Corps.
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Ginia
Chippewa Lake Park
Medina County
Elyria Legion
Lorain County 408
State Briefs Highlight Fatal Auto Accident and Two Deaths
LANCASTER July 19 Clarence Kern aged 42 died today from injuries after being struck by a car in front of his home Saturday night. JACKSON July 19 Peter Detwiler and Charles Patton grandfather and grandson died within hours of each other. Detwiler 99, Civil War veteran, oldest resident of the county. Patton 23.
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Lancaster
Clarence Kern
Jackson
Peter Detwiler
Charles Patton
Detwiler
Patton
Cattle awarded in Wisconsin divorce settlement
Mrs Nick Jeruzalisky won three cows and a calf in a circuit court divorce settlement in Neillsville Wisconsin. The ruling grants the dairy cattle as part of the dissolution of marriage.
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Neillsville
Wis
Nick Jeruzalisky
Elyria Rings with Circus Fever for Gentry Brothers Show
Elyria witnessed a thrice crowded Gentry Brothers Circus at the fairgrounds with five to six thousand attendees per show. Children dominated the audience with coloring contest tickets and free passes, while adults accompanied them with smiles. Guests from Gates Hospital and Oberlin’s children’s home attended as honored guests, making circus day a memorable local event.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
the Gates Hospital
Oberlin
Council considers generalized assessment for abutting lights
City council debated shifting the lighting assessment burden to abutting property owners with applause for the idea. Councilman Curtiis supported generalization while W D Taylor noted owners benefit but not proportionally. Discussion to continue at Friday meeting, July 22 at 1 pm.
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Carl Curtiis
W. D. Taylor
Labor committee probes Elyria worker residency scheme
The committee, led by Carl Curtiss with Edward Notley and Walter Kohn, meets after Robert Stephen of the Elyria bricklayers union raises concerns. Stephen says Cleveland laborers are temporarily staying in Elyria and then hired as Elysians, prompting Curtiss to order a full investigation.
Planes to Fight Forest Fires to Patrol Frontiers
Forest supervisor H. E. French says aircraft with radio gear will patrol forests to deter fires. The plan envisions patrol planes monitoring vast woodlands to detect and prevent outbreaks, reducing fire danger in coming years.
Investigation Opens Into Third Degree Methods by Nassau Police
A probe in Mineola Long Island into Nassau county police third degree methods is opened after Hyman Star, a prisoner, dies eight hours after arrest along with three others in a robbery case involving a detective’s mother. A physician says Star was strangled or struck on the Adam’s apple.
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Nassau County
New York
Hyman Star
Mineola
L. I
Stay on decision of Roy Robinson shapes bonus army move
Roy Robinson, crippled leader of California war veterans, plans to stay in Washington complicating early evacuation of the Bonus Army capital. He had said his forces would depart when Congress adjourned, and it was expected the main contingent might follow. Robinson was wounded in the air service during the war.
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Roy Robinson
California War Veterans
Washington
Bonus Army
Congress
Robinson
Lutherans of Ohio Synod open 11th summer school
United Lutherans of the Ohio Synod begin their 11th annual summer school of missions in WAKESIDE with a six day course in religious education under Rev. G D Busch of Toledo. Luther League to hold its annual meeting Friday and Saturday. Constant expansion and contraction aids in converting rock into soil.
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United Lutherans of the Ohio Synod
G. D. Busch
Toledo
Luther League
Cleveland Markets Mixed Livestock and Grain Slumps
Markets report a mix of lower hogs and cattle with weak to steady calves and lambs, led by Cleveland and Chicago quotes. Hogs down 15 to 25 cents, cattle mostly firm to weak, sheep steady to lower, and calf and produce prices mixed. Grain markets show no major changes with Midwest wheat and corn holding near steady, Ohio apples, vegetables, and produce detailing varied regional prices.
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Cleveland
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United Rls le
Missouri
Kansas
Ilinois
Virginia
Ste
Timothy
Ohio
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Three bandits thwarted in jail escape attempt
TIFFIN July 18 three bandits remained in the Seneca County jail after would be break through partially sawed window bars were found. Relatives supplied the saws, authorities said. The men were Orville Stephens 22 Arcadia Herbert Huffman 26 Fostoria and Robert Kantner 33 Cleveland and were known for holding up county road travelers officials said.
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Tiffin
Seneca County
Orville Stephens
Arcadia
Herbert Huffman
Fostoria
Robert Kantner
Cleveland
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WNWO
Lorain Hospital
Rotary Club
Marcel
Matts Beauty Shoppers
Springer
Ridge Hill Park Memorial
Oberlin Ave
North Ridge
Township Line
Western Reserve _ Pinance
Kentucky
Joe
George A. Carl
Susie Ballo
Carl
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Berlin
Ralph Waters
Oak Harbor, Oho
Charles B. Wright
Ethelind Wright
Clarice Monosmith
Ruth Brooks
Vermuilion- on-the-Lake
D. Barrets
East Liverpool
East Lansing
Michigan
BR. C
William Pratt
East College Street
Canada
4. E. Arnold
Myria Ann Evans
Westwood Cemetery
Guy ' Thrower
North Professor Street
Arthur McClure
Buffalo, N. Y
Evelyn Horning
Delmar Horning
North Main Street
Charity Hospital
W. A. Pardee
al Hoeli
Cleova Horning
Martin Schrader
Amherst
Fred Berg
North Russia Township
Florence Guthrie
George P. Guthrie
Columbus
Legion Corps
Ciacis Omy
Chronicle- Telegram
Fage 1
President Lions
Charles H Hatton
Wichita
Lions International
Los Angeles
Hatton
Geo. R. Allen & Son
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Cleeland
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
ADESE
Rockne
Jedie
Colgan - Kimbel Inc
Broad Street
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