Three Killed In Gun Battle in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO June 9 Three persons were slain a fourth was expected to die and two more were wounded just before midnight in a gun battle between police and two burglary suspects The dead were Officer Mervyn Reardon an unidentified burglary suspect and a citizen named Darling who walked into the tire of tie R B Dixon one of the burglary suspects was in critical condition and expected to die Officers Frank Loftus and Jack Bell were slightly wounded The gun battle began when police answering a call that burglars had entered a house were met by gun fire They returned the shots and the wounded officers captured Dixon after his companion Reardon and the citizen had fallen from bullet wounds
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San Francisco
Mervyn Reardon
Darling
R. B. Dixon
Frank Loftus
Jack Bell
Dixon
Reardon
Overloaded Truck Fined In Justice Court
Harold Dykens was fined $25 and costs for driving an overloaded truck when arraigned in justice court last night. The arrest was the fourth on this charge in three days, with Deputy Sheriffs Fred Brownseworth and Gerald Nau making the arrests. Fines for the four arrests total $135.
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Harold Dykens
Justice Court
Fred Brownseworth
Gerald Nau
Pleads Not Guilty to Worthless Check Charge
Arthur Dion former doughnut factory manager in La Grange pleaded not guilty and was released on $1000 bond after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro on a charge of issuing a worthless check. The $235 check was given to Mrs Smith of Berea. Dion resides with his parents in New Oberlin, per Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman. Georgia population grew less than one half of one percent in the last decade.
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Arthur Dion
la Grange
Joseph Petro
Mra. Smith
Berea
New Oberlin
Paul Chapman
Oberlin Local Dairymen Meet Set for June 11 1932
The Oberlin Local of the Dairymen's Co operative Sales Co will hold its annual meeting at the Oberlin Grange Hall on June 11 1932 to elect directors and local officials. A farewell party was given for Miss Mildred Searles and Donald Searles who moved to Pittsfield and will attend Pittsfield school next year. Local church music and social notes fill the rest of the brief item.
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Neva M. Swanson
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Eall
Miss Swanson
South Professor Street
Oberlin
Kipton
Youne
Dairymen's Co-operative Sales Co
Oberlin Grange
Esther Searles
Misa Mildred Searles
Donald Searles
Pittsfield
Theft of pocketbook at Elyra High School event
A pickpocket stole a billfold containing 45 from E. C. Billss of Tattersall court during Elyra High School commencement exercises. Bliss described the suspect as short and heavy set, about 5 feet 6 inches, around 45, with a gray mustache. The loss belonged to Shell Oil Company. police were notified about 10:50 p.m.
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Tattersall Court
Elyra High School
Bliss
Shell Oil Company
Growth of Church Revealed in Reports
Boston June 9 The annual meeting of The Mother Church reports steady progress of the Christian Science movement amid slowed activity other organizations. World wide members over 6000 heard updates on departments and new publishing house outline near the church dome. Officers were elected including Ralph Q Brewster president Ezra W Palmer clerk Edward L Ripley treasurer Gordon V Comer first reader and Lucia C Coulson second reader. Thirty eight societies have qualified for church titles and 92 branch churches were added. First branches were recognized in Greece Belgium and Czechoslovakia, bringing total Mother Church entities to 2592 branch churches and 42 college units under the Manual.
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Boston
Mass
Christian Science Movement
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Christian Science Publishing Society
Ralph Q. Brewster
Dexter
Maine
Ezra W. Palmer
Brookline
Edward L. Ripley
Gordon V. Comer
Denver
Colo
Lucia C. Coulson
London
Eng
Greece
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Church Centennial Celebration Set For June 19
The Baptist Church at Columbia Station announces its Centennial celebration will be held Sunday June 19. Morning services will be conducted to mark the milestone and reflect on a century of community worship.
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Flossie Losey
Berlin Heights
G. A. Brumby
Harold Twining
Medina
G. E Twining
Fred Brumby
Mabelle Whitney
Betty
Brookside Park
Esther Calkins
Canton
W. W. Calkins
Ladies’ Aid Society
Camden Baptist Church
Schweinfurth
Sandulye
Elwood Austin
Elsie Chrysler
Ridgeville
L. A. Obitts
Elyria
the Baptist Church
Columbia Station
Chronicle-Telegram
Reading History Talk Marked by Local Pastor Event
A morning session led by Rev Moen featured a reading of history and a welcome by municipal figures. C T Chambers of Granville spoke, with solos by Mrs Guy Garwood as part of the day’s church program.
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Moen Mas
Nena All
C.T. Chambers
Granvilla
Guy Garwood
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