Celluloid Blast Spares Nine Girls At Toledo Plant
A July incident at the Celescot Co plant in Toledo Ohio saw a large blast from powdered celluloid dust, but nine girl employees escaped death. No injuries reported as grinding room was empty at the time and a partition was blown into the main area. Officials suspect friction during closing may have sparked the explosion and note a similar blast occurred in June.
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Replica of oldest Ohio school dedicated at Schoenbrunn
Dedication exercises yesterday at Schoenbrunn, Ohio’s oldest village site, marked the unveiling of a replica of the first schoolhouse west of the Alleghenies. Nearly 7,900 attendees heard Lt Governor William G. Pickrel call the ground sacred and stress religion and education as enduring forces, with speakers Dr. F. C. Furniss and John L. Citron adding remarks.
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Tragic double murder suicide in North Bend
Charles Sanders, 59, shot and killed his wife Dora, 37, a mother of six, at their home in North Bend, then killed himself after injuring boarder Stanley McMurrer, 28. Sanders fired as his wife shielded her body, fled toward railroad tracks, and after surrendering to Marshal Balser, died by his own hand.
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Lodi Man Here Meeting Voters for State Senate Run
C. E. Knapp of Lodi campaigns for the Republican nomination for State Senator from the 2774 district, covering Lorain, Richland, Ashland, and Medina counties, traveling today to meet supporters and seek votes.
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Local News In a Few Lines From Elria Area
Major James A Hewitt returns home from Goderich Canada with Mr Hewitt and Miss Margaret Hex. Chief of Police E J Stankere plans vacation with family on a boat trip to Detroit Mackinac Island. Three cars damaged on West Ave as drivers pull out causing collisions. Fire damages tire of a car owned by Joe Otter. one tire damaged. Myers Y Cooper Republican governor candidate dinner held by supporters at the Nezeli Inn. Judge A F O Neil visits as a congressional candidate for this district. Rita Leahy treated for scalding water burn. Forest Smith injures finger at work. Memorial notes.
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Mule-Hide Roofs And Green Home Ads In Hee Haw Notes
A quirky roundup notes advice about exercise and mailmen, home building, and a push for affordable living. It highlights a Kansas book offer from the State Board of Agriculture, a slogan driven molt about renting and selling Mule-Hide roofing, and a brief mention of Spring Walter opening its third nine holes.
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Death records for Anna Boothroyd and Nicholas Resar
Mrs Anna Boothroyd died of heart trouble at her son L J Boothroyds home 344 Thirteenth Street aged 75 years six months survived by two sons two grandchildren two brothers in Aberlin four sisters in Cleveland and one sister in Lochpert NY Services at Jenkins undertaking parlors Wednesday at 2 Burial in Oberlin MES Also Mrs Nicholas Resar of 3 East Fre ad Street died at Memorial Hospital age 2 years ten months from pneumonia survived by husband John J Wibiarr and several relatives in Elyria Bryant Fort Wayne and Desetre Funeral service at church Wednesday morning with burial in St Mars cemetery
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Obituary notes and migration report from early 20th century items
Obituary notices record Equin Crawford dying at his parents home after eighteen months illness at age 24 with service plans at Sudro Funeral Home led by Rev. Marbsier. John Dressler of South Amherst obituary notes a death at Eas Main Street with services at two o'clock led by Rev. Berry and burial at Evergreen cemetery. A Constantinople dispatch describes mass migration of Azaz peoples due to drought, shifting populations toward fertile zones as authorities plan resettlement and German experts assess agricultural potential.
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Shells for radio by West Florida trumpet fans
The Trumpet found in Florida waters gains popularity as a loud speaker for radios. The trumpet, once used by night riders in ancient times, carries sound for miles. Hundreds are being gathered for shipment to tropical regions, raising concerns globally.
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Markets and Livestock Totals From Cleveland Toledo
Cleveland market notes show potato and poultry prices in Virginia shipments with varied steamer rates. Columbus and Cleveland markets list fruits, vegetables, and prices for apples, cantaloupes, pears, peaches, lemons, grapes, and berries. Cleveland livestock reports recap hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep values with ranges and rising tendencies amid regional sales. Toledo livestock roundups note feeders, calves, cattle and sheep trends with price tones.
Oversize chicken hatches in Evansville area bizarre report
A Rhode Ts'ang Red chick hatched at the bow of Jesse Perkins with two bodies four legs and one head. It chases food and chirps, using only two legs for movement. Local counts show two cars for every 53 people reflecting unusual local data.
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Tried Marriage Twice Ends in Divorce Petition
Margaret Al Win termute files for divorce in common pleas court alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty by her spouses. The couple, Lee and Winter mute, have an eight year old child and were twice married, then divorced, with the latest petition filed Saturday.
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Contized frees one traded when death of gaum reported
Prosecutor Clarence J. Cross filed a charge of manslaughter against Hahn Accord after Zaessidle Isetz and Dunlap questioned county officials. Hahn allegedly traveled at high speed. roadster reportedly stopped 112 feet with marks on pavement. Hubs held under technical arrest at his father’s home. Funeral for Wilbert at St. Lees Church Wednesday 9 p.m. Interment at St. Marz’s. Lumber and food now sold in packaged form with a consumer guaranty against substitution.
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Britons Win in Olympic Today Bulletin Amsterdam Stadiums
The British Empire team dominated the Olympic field in Amsterdam today with P Williams of Canada winning the 100 metre dash in 19.8 seconds, O Callaghan of Ireland snatching hammer victory with 168.37 feet, and Lord Burghles of Great Britain taking the hurdles. Americans yielded multiple podium spots, finishing second and third in various events as distances are noted in meters.
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City Council to Convene Tonight in City Hall
City council will hold an adjourned meeting at 7 30 tonight in city hall. Several ordinances will be taken up and further discussion is expected on methods to cover operating costs for sewage disposal. Paris police are considering illustrated pedestrian crossing signs for street safety.
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