State News In Brief From Ohio Headlines
E L Price, 70, leaped to death from a Cleveland bridge after years of threats of self harm noted by son in law J Ray Luman. J C Reiff, 60, former Crawford County highway chief, shows improvement after ingesting acid following embezzlement charges. Charles Williams, 28, faces sealed indictment on deeds fraud in Portsmouth. Albert Nance, Coal Grove marshal, tried for assault at a private Christmas party.
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Cleveland
E. L. Price
J. Ray Luman
Cleveland Heights
Luman
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
Bucyrus
J. C. Reiff
Crawford County
Reiff
Russell
Portsmouth
Charles Willams
Ohio
Florida
Ironton, O
Albert Nance
Coal Grove
Lawrence County
Multiple Homicide and Legal Claims Across Ohio in June
Jon Rehard threatens $15000 damages against C L Van Tilburg over a fatal car incident blamed on speeding. In Bucyrus investigators suspect a years-long grudge behind the murder of Sherman Stevens, 65, found after shots were fired near his home. a stranger appeared at 10 p.m. Frank A Glick, 54, president of Glick Furniture Co and Ohio Valley Furniture Dealers Association, dies after brief illness. service set in Columbus. He was born in Fort Recovery on December 4, 1877.
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Coshocton
Jon Rehard
C. L. van Tilburg
Rehard
van Tilburg
Bucyrus
Crawford County
Sherman Stevens
Tire
Whetstone
Steven
Columbus
Frank A. Glick
Glick Furniture Company
Ohio Valley Furniture Dealers’ Asociation
Fort Recovery
Brink Construction figure sentenced for liquor conspiracy
Bernard W. Brink of Brink Construction Company Cincinnati was sentenced to two years in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary and fined $2000 after Dayton conviction based on Earl B. Marshall testimony that Brink owed $7000 for services. In Youngstown details describe planned Memorial Day riot and two hour Communist meeting calling for mayor, police chief, and traffic commissioner ousting. 20 injured.
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Bernard W. Brink
Brink Construction Company
Cincinnati
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Dayton
Earl B. Marshall
Atlanta
Brink
Youngstown
Central Square
Heffernan
Lyden
Olson
Penfield Alumni Banquet Held May 29 in School Auditorium
The Penfield alumni banquet, called the year's most important for former students, gathered Friday evening May 29 in the school auditorium. Twenty guests per table, five tables, decorative centerpieces, and a three course menu were featured. Officers for the coming year were elected and a roll call noted each guest’s present occupation. Guests came from multiple nearby towns and communities.
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Penfield
Virginia
F. E. Kleinhans
Leonard Bradstock
Homer Sooy
William Frey
Lewis Jones
Ralph Roberts
W. E. Kessler
Mary Underhill
Grace Kleinhans
Board of Education
Mable Clark
Karl Andrews
Gilbert Betts
Mildred Taylor
Arleigh Browand
Chatham Orchestra
Wyandotte
Midh
Berea
Belden
Lorain
Elyria
West Salem
Brighton
Spencer
LaGrange
Wellington
Eighth Grade Commencement Held With Plays and Diploma Awards
The eighth grade commenced Friday at 9 45 in the auditorium with music by the Toy band. Grades performed Uncle Sam and Where Is My Tooth Brush and William Tell. W E Kessler awarded diplomas to Doris Babel Esther Sooy Ruth Schulz Charlotte Bleigh Carl Foster Edwin Smith Blake Preston Andrew Locke. Four pupils received reading circle diplomas Elmer Ryel Walter Brietkrense Charlotte Bleigh Wanda Kokotyle. A picnic dinner followed for over a hundred pupils and parents. In the afternoon the Alumni defeated the High school in baseball.
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Little Toy Band
W.E Kessler
Doris Babel
Esther Sooy
Ruth Schulz
Charlotte Bleigh
Carl Foster
Edwin Smith
Blake Preston
Andrew Locke
Elmer Ryel
Walter Brietkrense
Wanda Kokotyle
Message of the Monuments sermon at M. E. Church
A Sunday audience heard Rev. F. H. Schotts discuss The Message of the Monuments using Joshua 4.6 as the text. The service featured a recitation by Mar shall Bleigh, choir music, singing by the audience, and a march to the cemetery to honor fallen soldiers with a flag bearer, George Hastings, and a plant laid on graves of over twenty heroes.
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M. E
Marshall Bleigh
F. H. Schotts
Lillian Herman
Rev. Ritz
Oberlin Seminary
George Hastings
Fort Lauderdale graduate Elgy Knapp to depart for Ohio
Fort Lauderdale Elgy Knapp grandson of Mr and Mrs George Whitehead Penfield will graduate from Fort Lauderdale High School Friday evening June 5. Elgy accompanied by his mother Mrs Orville Knapp and brother will leave Florida Monday morning for Ohio.
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Fort Lauderdale
Elgy Knapp
George Whitehead
Penfield
Fort Lauderdale High School
Elgy
Orville Knap
Florida
Ohio
Mock Trial at Congregational Church Draws Local Residents
A mock trial is set for Monday evening June 8 at the Congregational church. Local residents will participate, with Judson Jackson of Elyria serving as court bailiff. The event is free entertainment.
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Congregational Church
Judson Jackson
Elyria
Oberlin Theological School Degree For Rev F H Schott
Rev F H Schott completed his course on Tuesday at the Oberlin School of Theology.
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F. H. Schott
Oberlin School of Theology
Nebraska Holds Pet Poll in Lincoln
Nebraska voters weigh pets as Boston terrier tops poll of dogs statewide. The survey shows this breed most owned among households, with mutts trailing in popularity across the state.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Flower thieves target graves in Marshfield Oregon
Police pursue an organized ring stealing bouquets from graves at a local cemetery in Marshfield. A forest leaf layer, weighing up to a ton per acre, forms a persistent litter. A pine statue of Sir Walter Raleigh from the seventeenth century was given to UNC. Rochester marks 2900 years of continuous history in June.
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Graves Marshfield
Ore
Sir Walter Raleigh
University of North Carolina
Hello Sucker Tale Sparks French Labor Clash
New York night club queen Texas Guinan and her troupe were barred from landing in France due to strict foreigner employment laws. Guinan, who had a Paris contract, declared that 50,000,000 French may be mistaken as she chose to skip France.
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New York
France
la Guinan
Miss Guinan
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Sam Shindle
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Hothouse
California Fruit Store Inc
Texas
Pillsbury
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New London
Rochester
Sucker
Hughes Brand
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