Hotel Watchman Is Key Figure In Murder Inquiry
Ashe ville July 29 Daniel Gaddy a 28 year old hotel night watchman remains in custody as Sheriff Laurance Brown indicates he is the key figure in the Helen Clevenger murder inquiry. The sheriff notes Gaddy has not yet revealed all he knows and may soon talk. Other suspects have been released while investigators explore a possible inside job theory and review a chambermaid's statement about a door locked from inside after screams were heard. The case widens as NC State College critic calls for fuller inquiries into hotel officials. The sheriff warns the investigation may last days while canvassing lakeside areas and nearby cottages.
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Asheville
N. C
Daniel Gaddy
Laurance Brown
Helen Clevenger
Gaddy
New York University
Brown
LD Roddy
Miss Clevenger
Miss Clevelanger
W LL Clevengnr
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
Contine
Clevenger
Cook reunion held at Eltons and 1937 plans
North Olmsted area notes report the Cook reunion at Lester Elton’s home with thirty six attending. Officers elected include Harry Cook president Ira Cook Strongsville vice president and Mrs Clinton Buffington secretary treasurer. Future reunions planned for Bramley Tildexy Lord-Kelly with sites in North Olmsted Strongsville Elyria and Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Olmsted
Cook
Lester Elton
Cook Road
Harry Cook
Dover Center
Ira Cook
Strongsville
Clinton Buffington
Lo- Tain
Wooster Pike
Bramley
North Olmsted
Cook's
Lord-Kelly
Rice's Dam
Cascade Park
Elyria
Ralph Fortune
Harold Kelly
Marian Lord
Ema Fortune
Gertrude Lord
Wakeman News Notes and Social Highlights
Wakeman notes recount visits and greetings among local families. Mr and Mrs Raymond Shinsky and Mrs W J Benson spent time with Mr and Mrs John Shinsky in Florence Ohio. Numerous visitors from Birmingham Cleveland and Norwalk attended gatherings at various cottages and farms with extended family and friends. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Graves at Memorial Hospital Norwalk. Local residents shared outings at cottages near Ceylon Vermilion Kipton and Lakeside with many guests from Bellevue Monroeville and Kansas City.
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Wakeman
Raymond Shinsky
W. J Benson
John Shinsky
Florence
LL. Pease
Mercury
Cleveland
Detroit
Mich
A.B. French
Willis
Pleasant Street
Wakeoan Fire Department
Birmingham Fire Department
Dunns Flats
Ai Hamburger Jenstie Carter
Allyn Whitbeck
Birmingham
William Rudd
Laura Hoyt
Bellevue
Arthur Hoyt
North Monroeville
Turner
Kansas City
George Leimbaugh
John
Lakeside
Rupert Bohn and
C. J Hoyt Cottage
J. C. Parsons and
William
Richard
C. J. Hoyt Cottage
William Parsons
J . Parsons
Cats Scott
Lorain
W J. Benson
Frank AtTills
Bisha
Frank Smith
Missoula
Went
Gus Kenyon
Dora Pomeroy
Charles Humm. Jr
Vermilion
Dora Hand
Sarah Merris
Clarksfield
Glen Beecher
Doris
George Bickel
Kipton
West
Coral Gables
Fla
M L Downing
Marion Bates
Mris
Tora Bates
Jerce Logan
Jerome Logan
Cartland Marstall
Narkin
Wr O
Watter Day
Brighton
King
Governor Marland Defeated in Oklahoma Senate Runoff
Oklahoma City July 29 Hep. Joseph Lee swept Gov E O W Marland in a runoff Democratic primary for the U S Senate nomination. Lee led 289,188 to 181,531 with results from 3,257 of 6,218 precincts. Hyde will oppose Lee in November. Marland’s defeat is the largest ever for a candidate in Oklahoma. Other races were close as Percy Gassaway lost heavily, Lyle Boren led Seminole lawyer, and Will Rogers Jr defeated Sam Houston III for Representative-at-Large.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Joseph Lee
E O W. Marland
Lee
Herbert K. Hyde
Ursehel
Marland
Gomer Smuth
Oklahoma
William H. Murray
Percy J. Gassaway
Lyle Boren
Stawyer
Will Rogers
Sam Houston
Ili
Texas Republic
Rogers
Houston
Oberlin Road Reunion Recounts Baxter Danzey Family
In Galion on Sunday Oberlin Road locals Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kern and children attended the Baxter-Danzey familiars reunion at the park. Several local residents and guests, including Mr and Mrs S Hutchinson with Gov Haro Hutchinson, traveled to events at Cedar Point and Chipeawa Lake. A number of small gatherings and outings marked the weekend with locals visiting relatives, shopping in Cleveland, and noting Mr Baumann’s critical condition after a past accident.
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Kenneth Kern
Baxter-Danzey
Galion
S Hutchinson
Haro Hutchinson
Fremont
John Edmonds
William Farr
Frances Edmonds
Chipeawa Lake
Alfred Raumian
George Bruminga
Peoria
Reinhart Hoffman
Cedar Point
Russel
Eleanor Clark
Qherlin School of Commerce
Frank Krueger
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Ki. Biener
Russel Krueger
Ted Harper
Amherst
John Baumann
George Brucnir
Cleveland
Mro
Mre Dane
Rosecrans
CN Walliams
Robert Raw
West Ridge
Roberta
Sheffield Council Votes to Mark Lake Road Lanes
Sheffield Lake village council approves buying paint to mark traffic lanes on Lake road from east to west boundaries. Mayor and clerk authorized to contract with Lorain Bank Company as village funds depositary. School board plans to drain French Creek to supply Brookside school with water for heating and lavatories. two large cisterns feed the well. Willard Taft hosts about twenty five relatives at a Wimpy fry and picnic supper by the lake.
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Sheffield
French Creek
Brookside School
Social Club Notes and Local Happenings in Sheffield Lake
Included bathing boating and a social good time. Members and guests listed with many Haynes Chambers Spaulding Waynes Taft Carrick and others attended. Mrs John Urempo presided at Sheffield Lake Social club meeting. reports on a recent dance and plans for an annual picnic discussed. Card party set for August 12 at Mrs Ted Morgan’s Lakehurst. officer elections planned. Various social visits and farm sales noted among local families.
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J. If. Haynes
S. GC
Chambers
EK. Spaulding
P. L. Chambers
A. C. Waynes
W. E. Taft
Maybelle Hollis
Neva Carrick
June
Betty Chambers
Frank
John Urempo
Sheffield Lake
Clifford Howells
Eduard Freischlag
Summer group projects and village notices compiled
The Gifts of the Fields Wark and Win 4-12 Club finished summer work with a July 24 judging by Miss Marcelia Mehling at Advisor Miss Margaret Hurstey’s home. They performed a kitchen orchestra and exhibited work at a Grange event on Tuesday evening, with the next meeting at Erma Fortune’s home. Announcements covered the 4-11 Camp at Camp Crag Medina August 9-16 and a county demonstration contest and style review at Elina August 7. Local families visited Cleveland and Toledo for visits and events, including Townsend’s convention delegate staying with local residents and Elyria visits by Mary Bainbridge households. House improvements noted, plus several social visits and meals among Elyria, Berea, and North Olmsted residents.
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Marcelia Mehling
Asistant
Ent
Margaret Hurs Tey
Grange
Erma Fortune
Cammp Crag
Medina
Elina
Stge
Bainbridge
Meira Witord
Newel Wiitord
Lester Harding
Joan
Kenneth
Robert Harding
Elyria
A J Hulse
Chester Lapp
Berea
J Prince
Syracuse
Charles Ammons
Ana George Ammons
Mra Reynolds
North Olmsted
Seven Years Old Incorrigible To Get A New Start
Delvert Flyno, seven, Nebraska City’s youngest sentenced youth, faces parole to a suitable home from the State Industrial School for Boys at Kearney. The Omaha Child Welfare Association seeks a guardian and home, while psychiatrists note unusual intellect despite incorrigibility.
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Omaha
Neb
Delvert Flyno
Nebraska City
Nebraska
Omaha Child Welfare Association
State Industrial School For
Kearney
Walter Hager
State Board of Control
Child Welfare Association
Eulah Kelle Orr
Delbert
T. Simpson Morton
Edwin Moran
Carl Ryder
University of Nebraska Medical College
Birthday and anniversary gathering in Berea area
Mrs Edward Stranahan of Berea Paul and Pauline Kreugar Cavers were praised for seventeen year co and Mrs Atton Mitchell and sor and Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith and daughter Agnes attended a narration of the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Kreitaburg of Cleveland here were thirty five gathered Arthur Smith home Sunday a surprise party on Geddes of Toledo spending an indefinite time at the Sigsworth home John Signwearth and sons Russell and John Jr are motoring through the southern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stranahan
Berea
Paul
Pauline Kreugar Cavers
Atton Mitchell
Sor
Arthur. Smith
Agnes
Krietaburg
Cleveland
Arthur Smith
Geddes
Toledo
Sigsworth
John Signwearth and Sons
Russell and
John Jr
Middle Ridge WoS and P Club Meets at Schmitkon Home
Members of the WoS and P 4-H club met at David Schmitkon's home for a regular session. A premeeting social, then business, followed by project work. The next meeting will be hosted by Parry Hall, with Mildred and Amy Moteshovich assisting as associate hosts. Refreshments were served. Avleen Connell noted.
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W. S
Middle Ridge
Wos
P. 4-H
David Schmitkon
Parry Hall
Mildred
Amy Moteshovich
Avleen Connell
Norbert Horn to wed Miss Wardyn Coulter in Lorain
Announcement of the approaching marriage lists Norbert Horn son of Mr and Mrs William Horn of Middle Tudge to Miss Wardyn Coulter daughter of Mr and Mrs William Coulter of Lorain. The wedding is set for Monday evening August 10 at 8 o'clock in the First Congregational church Lorain. The ceremony will be performed by Reverend Herbert F Loomis. News notes include visiting guests Mr and Mrs Edwin Schmitkons of Columbus and the Gaehr sisters Margaret Doris and Louise returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Horn
William Horn
Middle Tudge
Wardyn Coulter
Wiliam Coulter
Lorain
First Congregational Church
Herbert F Loomis
Edwin Schimitkons
Columbus
H. Schmitkons
Margaret
Doris
Louise Gaehr
Henrietta Party for Bruele-Elec Honors Iosa Rozses
A Sunday evening gathering at Mr and Mrs Ben Rozzes home celebrated Iosa Rozses bride elect to Edward Schneider of South Amherst. About 100 relatives and friends from Cleveland Lorain Amherst Oberlin and Henrietta attended on Saturday August 22. Refreshments followed gifts were exchanged for the forthcoming wedding.
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Ben Rozses
Iosa
Edward Schneider
South Amherst
Cleveland
Loram
Amherst
Oberlin
Henrietta
Major Loop Leaders and Team Notes
Fragmented sports ledger mentions leaders and teams with scattered names and numbers. References to Indians Giants Yankees and players like Radke and Tivlinns appear amid unclear figures and dates.
Ohio News In Brief: Dividend Declared for Libbey Owens Ford
A 33 000 000 dividend was declared for Libbey Owens Ford common stock at 1.25 per share payable Sept 15 to holders of record Aug 31. Fire at Deshler-Wallick Hotel top floor causes 5000 in damage as crowds gather. guests unaware of blaze. Barn and granaries burned near Mechanisburg in a $10,000 loss from spontaneous combustion on Dr RA Arout farm. 1600 spectators form bucket brigade. firemen blocked by crowd. Paul Moler drowns in the Miami River near Triangle Park after swimming, an ambulance called.
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United Press
Toledo
Libbey- Owens-Ford
Columbus
Deshler-Wallick
Mechanicsburg
Mechanisburg
Louis Larkhart
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Ely City Ohio
Sheriff sale notice for real estate in Ely City Lorain County Ohio. File concerns Home Owners' Loan Corporation plaintiff versus Sadie L Brown and others. Under order of sale from the Court of Common Pleas Lorain County the property will be exposed to sale at public auction at the courthouse door on the first day of August at 1 PM. Describes the real estate located in Ely City.
Auction Notice for 339 Howe Street Elyria Ohio
Lorain County sheriff sale announces property known as 339 Howe Street Elyria Ohio. Parcel extends 1455 feet on Kim Street northerly, westerly boundary 2294 feet to rear, subject to public highways. Appraised at 22,000 dollars, sale cash, minimum two thirds appraisal. sale dates July 1 3 15 22 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ria
Alan
Howe
Straat
Elyria
Ohio
Clarence W. Dick
Lorain County
J. Smythe
Probate Notice from Elycisa Ohio Hearing Aug 8 1938
Probate notice announces hearing on inventories and schedules of debts for estates listed in Wilcox Probate Court Elycisa Ohio on August 8 1938 at 11 AM with potential continuances or adjustments for widow's allowance. Lists estates including Edward J Novotny William Parseh Amelia Ghiteéch Harvey G Naylor Adra Avith Willis J Cortes Halla Booth Schmidt Fred L Dernier Ambrose L Serette Henry Hageman Mary B Garrison Alexander Fenney and others with inventories and appraisements. Signed by Wilcox Probate Judge.
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Elycisa
Ohio
State of
Sail
Edward J. Novotny
William TL Parseh
Amelia Eli Ghiteéch
Harvey G. Naylor
Adra Avith
Willis J. Cortes
Halla Booth
Sofa Schmidt
Fred L. Dernier
Ambrose L. Serette
Henry Hageman
Mary B. Garrison
Alexander Fenney
Wilcox
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Albert Schroeder
Katherine Schmitkens
Muskegon College
Oliver Kolbe
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Amherst Hospital
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Henry Kolbe
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William Bechtel
Milton Ludwig
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