Death of John Gates Amherst Ohio
John Gates of Church street aged 44 died at Amherst Hospital after a lingering illness. He served in World War and was prisoner of war overseas, later a quarry worker. Survived by widow Laura, four sisters, two brothers, and a daughter. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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John Gates
Amherst
Church Street
Amherst Hospital
Ile
Lakes
Amna Htetz
Lena Gates
Joseph Wallace
Webster
William Bailey
Haron
Gates
Cleveland Co
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Hostess Mrs Ruth Hosts Circle 2 of St Ann’s Society
Mrs Harry Ruth of Tenney Ave acted as cordial hostess to Circle 2 of St Ann's Society at St Joseph's Church on a Wednesday afternoon. The gathering featured bridge fan-tan and five hundred with high bridge score going to Mrs Caroline Keith. Mrs BD K Wilson won honors in five hundred.
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Circle
Harry Ruth
Tenneyave
St. Ann's
Dillinger death drama tied to Indiana Harbor officer
Sergi Martin Zarkovich of the Indiana Harbor police force and Mrs. Anne Sage the so called woman in red accompanied Dillinger to the Chicago theater where federal agents shot him. The tip of Dillinger’s theater appearance is said to have come from Indiana Harbor police with Mrs. Sage admitting knowing Sergt. Zarkovich. Police questioned her at the home of Mrs. J. G. Maxwell, East Shore, Friday afternoon. A picnic supper is planned as a feature of the affair with church members meeting at 2 30 p m and transportation provided.
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John Dillinger
Sergi
Martin Zarkovich
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Anne Sage
Dillinger
Chicago
J. G. Maxwell
GQ. V
Grounds
East Shore
Hills of Kentucky shown in Rochester Friday
Rochester briefs report a July 26 event schedule including a Hills of Kentucky screening in Town Hall by Rev H E Cobb to benefit the Epworth League with a fellowship dinner. Also noted are church happenings, reunions, births, road work detours, and social visits across the area.
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Rochester
Hills
Kentucky
H. E. Cobb
Epworth League
Walters
Toledo
Ralph Rowland
Howard School
Ray Brundage
John Murray
Creston
Garrison
Huntington
Lorain
C. O. Wilcox
John Cowjie
Carrier’s Corners
Frank Clifford
A. H. Gallatin
Wellington
Delbert Switzer
Cleveland Clinic
Grace Williams
Honey harvest noted as Beekeeper reports fine crop
In Kiplon on Sunday County Bee Inspector Blackwell notes a good honey crop after years of scant production. Local residents visited friends and relatives across several towns, with many Sunday calls and dinners recorded including the Crittenden and Myers homes, and gatherings with Farnsworth, Stanfield, and various families from Nova New London Elyria Brighton Wellington and Cleveland. A closing line observes that dwelling on troubles only worsens them.
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Kiplon
Blackwell
Hodgkins
Carl Fast
Nova
Cleo Crittenden
Frank Myers
George Farnsworth
New London
Clifford Stanfield
Betty Jones
Elyria
Whit Stanfield
Lawrence Suvder
Kenneth Walker
Nankin
Stella
Trippe
Phidella
Detroit
Leslie Tripp
Carl Bradford
Austin Ewell
Brighton
Charles Wolfe
Sadie
Lawrence Snyder
Carlos Snyder
Lillian Snyder
Andrew Rickett
Russell Murray
Donald Murray
Kathryn Staples
Gaylord Bassett
Wellington
Petting Voter's Dog Backfires in Dallas Campaign
Ralph Estep of Oak Cliff, candidate for constable, sought to charm a voter by petting his dog but ended up needing hospital treatment for a washed knee. The dog favored a rival candidate, exposing a crowd chaos moment in Dallas politics.
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Dallas
Tex
Ralph Estep
Oak Cuff
Constable
Cows Guide Flyers on Vermont Aviation Route
A Vermont feature notes pilots on the Boston Montreal airway use cows in fields as a navigation cue. When cows panic, pilots know they are off course, a whimsical bovine guidance idea tied to the flight path through rural Vermont. Also mentions Plymouth Old Colony Club claim as America’s oldest men’s club, founded 1769 with Governor Edward Winslow among charter members.
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ST. Albans
Vermont
Boston-Montreal
Plymouth
Mass
Old Colony Club
United States
Edward Winslow
Plymouth Colony
Air route via Palestine stops on way to India and Galilee
A historic air route connects Magland to India with a stopover and aviation field in Palestine. Seaplanes tour the region and reach the Lake of Galilee, marking a distant survey of new air travel paths.
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Magland
India
Palestine
Lake of Galilee
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Cleveland St. Uks
B. 4
Jenne
Chronicle-Telegram
Central Book Store Church
First Evangelical Church
Linwood Park
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Kipton
South Ridge
George Garthe
First Evangelical Sunday School
Alex Taylor
Lincoln Street
Alex Graham
Walter Frederick
East Martin Street
Michigan
Karl Bliss
Elizabeth Holzhauer
Francis Decker
Wyandotte, Mich
Kenneth Decker
Congregational Church
Frank Hadde
Cleveland Avenue
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Cincinnati
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Mite Society
Methodist Church
Glory Silk
Avenger
Woman In Red
Hospital News
Howard Holmes
Amherst Briefs
C. B. Schmidt
Raymond Sprague
Cleveland
George Belden
Sandusky
George Berser
H. Enlert
Harry Stough
California
Capt
K. Stough
Anchorage
A. C. Werner
R. Webber
Portland. Me
Mrs
Anna Sage
Sergt
Woman's Civic Club
Women’s Civic Club
M. E
Katherine
Carvey
Elsieé Bursley
Alice Bird
Retta Richard
Flossine Davidson
Mesdames Crandell, Langon
Ruth Griggs
Blanche Bursley
Neva Chamberlin
George Cowie
Esther McCauley
Ralph
Norman Betteridge
Akron
Alice Childs
Oberlin
Harry Rowland
Andy Davidson
Amy Young
Sharp Funeral
George Crouch
Pauline Glessner
Ridgeville
Indiana
Andrews
L. B. Crandell
Hartford
Conn
W. E. Crandell
Melvin Krebs
Eugene Biandi
Frank Richardson
Freddie
Jennie Walker
Berea
James Williams
Merritt Fye
Arthur Schafer
Pittsfield
Gladys
Walton Ice & Fuel CO
Winckles Street
Sanko
Sanko Restaurant
Over Bell Co
Jack
Jill
Val Relsto
Tae RedhZee
Canfield Oil Company
Goodyear
West Ave
Speedway
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