Alleged Gunman Taken For A Ride
Cleveland detectives probe underworld feud history in the Morris Asher murder case. Asher, 39, ex convict and racketeer, was found shot six times abandoned along Medina Akron road two miles from Medina. Police cite possible dry cleaning racket ties and note he dressed for a 80day entertainment with a silk shirt blue suit and cash totaling 225 dollars.
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Cleveland
Morris Asher
Asher
Medina
Medina- Akron
Rad
Maxie Diamond
Yale Cohen
Joe Kater
Amore Family to Visit Coshochton and Bethel Camp
Rev and Mrs H Amore and their son Robert left Monday for Coshochton to spend several days with relatives and attend services at Bethel Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
H. Amore
Robert
Coshochton
Bethel Camp
LaGrange and Lorain Guests Attend Sunday Visits
Rev. and Mrs. Wylmer of LaGrange were guests of Rev. and Mrs. Amore Sunday. Mr. and Mrs George Knittle with Mitchell and Marlon were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A Madill in Lorain Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wylmer
LaGrange
S. H. Amore
George Knittle
Mitchell and
Marlon
A. Madill
Lorain
Conrad Ernst Hospitalized After Incident at Home
Conrad Ernst is reported seriously ill at his home here after an unspecified incident. Neighbors said emergency crews responded quickly and he is under care, with local authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the event.
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Conrad Ernst
Attendees of E. L. C E. Society at Spiegelberg Home
Those from here who attended the E. L. C E. Society at the L. W Spiegelberg home on Town line Road were Miriam Fowl, Helen Balzar, Eugene and Gerald Stang, LeRoy Peabody and Nelson Schroeder.
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E. L. C E. Society
L. W Spiegelberg
Townline Road
Miriam Fowl
Helen Balzar
Eugene and
Gerald Stang
LeRoy Peabody
Nelson Schroeder
Choir to rehearse for Children’s Day at church
The choir will meet at the church Thursday evening to rehearse for a Children’s Day program to be presented at the church on the evening of June 1.
Joint meeting of Woman's Missionary Society and Ladies Aid
A joint meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society and Ladies Aid is scheduled for Thursday afternoon June 9 at the home of Mrs. Margaret and Mrs Newton Baus.
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Woman’s Missionary Society and
Ladies Aid Wll
Margaret
Newton Baus
Graduation Night at Elyria High School Honors Mitchell Knittle
Mr and Mrs George Knittle and Mitchell Knittle attended Elyria High School graduation exercises on Wednesday evening with Mitchell among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Knittle
Mitchell
Marion Knittle
Elyria High School
Alumni Attendees Highlight Elyria High Event
Mitchell Knittle attended the Elyria High School Alumni gathering Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Fred Schaub and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Knittle
Elyria High School
Fred Schaub
Ahepans Have Busy Meeting at Vermilion Picnic Plan
The Elyra and Lora chapter 144 of the Order of Ahepa held a busy meeting last night. A letter from Professor Philip Sherman invites Ahepa to parade in Oberlin Ohio on June 17 and the chapter accepted. Delegates James Johnson Peter Delis John Johnson and John Safios were elected for the 10th district convention. A telegram was sent to the District Supreme Governor Cha cona and letters to Cleveland Toledo Warren Akron Canton and Massillon chapters inviting their participation. The chapter scheduled a picnic at Vermilion on the Lake for July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyra
Lora
Order of Ahepa
Philip Sherman
Oberlin
Ohio
Chacona
Cleveland
Toledo
Warren
Akron
Canton
Massillon
James Johnson
Peter Delis
John Johnson
John Safios
Peter Jevas
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Social Calls Reported Across Town
On Sunday afternoon Melvin Grills visited his grandparents Mr. and Mrs C J Smith on West Ridge. The Delefields of Townline Road were visited by a son on Sunday. Henry Kolbe and family of Middle Ridge stopped by Frank Bechtel Sunday evening. Clyde MacBeth and family were guests of Roy Urbin in Cleveland.
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J. H. Delefield
Townlhne Road
Melvin Grills
West Ridge
C. J. Smith
Henry Kolbe
Middle Ridge
Frank Bechtel
Clyde MacBeth
Roy Urbin
Cleveland
Mrs Francis Ward Hosts Nee Die Guild Meeting
Mrs Francis Ward will be hostess to a Nee die Guild Society meeting on Wednesday afternoon this week, inviting members to attend.
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Francis Ward
Needie Guild Society
4 H Club plans sewing year at Fridenstine home
The 4 H Club Kitcher Katies met with Maude and Jean Fridenstine Monday at their N Murray Ridge home. The regular session approved sewing for the year and decided no refreshments for the summer. Attending from here were Marion Grobe Marion Knoittle and Jewell Beal.
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Kitcher Katies
Maude
Jean Fridenstine
N. Murray Ridge
Marion Grobe
Marion Knoittle
Jewell Beal
Bridge Club Held at Waynard Home Hosts Rene Stang and Ward
Mr and Mrs Rene Stang and Mr and Mrs Francis Ward attended a bridge club gathering hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Waynard in the evening.
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Rene Stang
Francis Ward
Waynard
Doctors Use Hypnotism to Restore Girl’s Speech in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Dr Meyer Zeligs and Dr Mell Welborn of General Hospital used hypnotic therapy on a 15 year old girl crippled by a vocal cord paralysis. After failing to respond to standard treatments she was placed on an operating table and told to sleep. A pin test and command to speak followed and the girl uttered a word. The article comments on global trade and human intellect across generations.
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Cincinnati, O
Meyer Zeligs
Mell Welborn
The
General Hospital
Delivery service contact details for Wellington area
Wellington address 801 Herrick Ave East provides delivery service and resolution lines. For complaints or missed copies call Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland, phone 166 R. The notice lists contact points to handle delivery issues and inquiries.
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Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Wellington Graduates Hear Judge Weygandt On Education
Judge Carl V. Weygandt urged Wellington high school graduates to pursue college education despite tight funds. He noted most successful students financed schooling themselves and stressed self-reliance. Kiwanis hosts praised for supporting students, with musical performances by Ray Rowland and students. A Wellington WCTU speaker backed Roosevelt and peace efforts. Flower Mission Day honors sent to the sick.
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Wellington
Carl V. Weygandt
Supreme Court of Ohio
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Board of Education
Robert Walden
Ray Rowland
Judge Weygandt
Kiwanis Club
Marjory Shields
Roosevelt
C. T. Jamieson
C. A. Barnes
T. M. Pfeiffer
Wellington plans repair of Herrick Ave streets
Wellington Council discussed plans to asphalt Herrick Ave East and West. Clerk Ray Coates was tasked to obtain cost estimates for the next meeting. The county ditch between Prospect Street and the Municipal Light plant will be cleaned with cost shared half by the village and the township trustees. Sign permits were issued to W B Brouse and The Schweller Candy Kitchen. Bills and routine matters were handled.
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Herrick Ave
Wellington
Ray Coates
Prospect St
W B. Brouse
Schweller
Miss Bird To Address Busy Useful Girls Club
Miss Alice Bird the county extension agent of Elyria will address the Busy Useful Girls in the school auditorium Thursday at 2 o clock. Record books will be read and plans laid for the summer work per leader Mrs Floyd Sanders.
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Alice Bird
Elyria
Floyd Sanders
Cleveland Leader Addresses Local Group
Miss Margaret Monroe of Cleveland, chairman of the Junior division of King's Daughters, spoke to Wellington girls about the Junior order. She outlined the organization’s history, ideals, and duties, described the Rockledge Inn camp, and invited the group to visit this summer. several members expressed intent to join.
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Margaret Monroe
Cleveland
King’s Daughters
Wellington
Order of King's Daughters
Rockledge Inn
Catawba Island
Jouin
Picnic for Congregational Dime Society at La Grange
South Amherst residents join the Congregational Dime Society for a picnic at Mr and Mrs Lon Jacksons home in La Grange on Thursday A basket lunch will be served at noon and all ladies meet at the church at 10 00 oclock St John s Society notes a Woman s Union meeting at St John s church with plans for a business men s dinner at the church Monday night Hosts Mrs Albert Mor and Mrs George Pippett served refreshments.
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Amherst
Congregational Dime Society
Lon Jackson
la Grange
ST. John's Society
Woman’s Union
St. John’s Church
Albert Mor
George Pippett
Character greatest need says speaker
A speaker declares that character is society s greatest need today. The remark frames moral cultivation as essential amid current social challenges, urging individuals to prioritize integrity, responsibility, and ethical conduct in daily life and public discourse.
Wellington Briefs County Commissioner Charles Murray in Columbus
County Commissioner Charles Murray is in Columbus on a business trip today. The visit focuses on regional issues and administrative matters.
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Wellington
Charles Murray
Columbus
Kiwanis Meeting Attended by Governor at Kenmore
J H Page St Governor of the Tri Ohio Kiwanis district attended a Kiwanis meeting in Kenmore yesterday at noon with Rev Prokopy Povarnitsen and Joseph Mateliv, hosted at a local residence fostering amity.
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J. H. Page
Tri Ohio Kiwanis District
Kiwanis
Kenmore
The
Joseph Mateliv
Ers
Viteh and
Amity
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Gradua
BIG Boy Sodas
Blue Bird
Court Street
Ahepans
N. G. Society
Bridge Club
Miss L. Rathben
Chicago
John Nelson Goltra
Salta
Phillips
Mrs
Violet Curtice
Judge
Roy T
A. B. Southard
William Smith
Council
Miss Bird
Albert Bickel
Wm. Emery
Emmanuel Brocksicker
Belle Brocksicker
Alman
John Breckenridge
Bullock
Jack Walker
Mansfield
Naomi Ruth
Donald Rumsey
Howard B. Somers
Jake” Shaffer
Elyria Hotel
the Inland Loan Company
Century
Mgr
E. W. Lehnis
Elyria Dry Goods
Batiste
Paarr
Sleepy Water Co
Midwest
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