Relatives Questioned in Missing Sharon Girl Case
In Sharon, Pennsylvania, police questioned Leah Minerva Dilley relatives as investigators pursue a kidnapping theory for four year old Leah Dilley who disappeared on June 3. Father George Dilley, recently released from a 90 day assault sentence, had searched the Shenango River but found no trace of the child. Authorities and firemen combed the river and shores with boats from the waterworks area toward Sharon. The mother remains hopeful the girl is alive.
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Sharon
Leah Minerva Dilley
George Dilley
Shenango River
Sharpsville
Film Rhinoceros To Visit Elyria
Elytians will have a chance to see Mary the rhinoceros star from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer tomorrow afternoon. She will be on display free to the public from 4 to 4 30 P M in front of the Capitol Theatre with her retinue of attendants in a truck car Ava.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elytians
Mary
Metro-Goldwin-Mayer Pictures
Capitol Theatre
Elyria
Carava
Geometry Lesson Not Appreciated By Drunk Driver Sapp
John Sapp of Stop 47 1-2 drove cross country from here to Lorain sidestepping highways. A tomato patch complaint led Deputy Sheriffs Provanza and Holst to stop his car. He was jailed on a driving while intoxicated charge and to be tried later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sapp
Here
Lorain
Sapp
Sheriff's Department
Sam Provanza
William Holst
Belmont County Solon Resigns from Ohio House
Columbus June 11 Representative W T Roberts Democrat Belmont County submitted his resignation to Governor White reducing the house membership to 114. Original roster was 185. Roberts resigns to take an appointment in the Workmen's Compensation Division of the Ohio Industrial Commission. Two prior resignations since May 4 raise quorum and majority concerns for a planned special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
W. T. Roberts
Belmont County
White
House
Roberts
Workmen's Compensation Division
Ohio Industrial Commission
Japanese ships sent to Nanking to reassure colony
Shanghai June 11 Japanese warships moved toward Nanking to reassure the Japanese colony after the disappearance of Vice Consul Kuramoto. The cruiser Tsushima led the Yangtze flotilla with destroyers Ashi and Fushimi, Admiral Imamura directing the China squadron toward the capital to demand improved police protection. Chinese authorities were asked to investigate, with no clues found yet into Kuramoto’s vanishing after bidding farewell to a Japanese diplomatic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Japan
Nanking
Hidekai Kuromoto
Tsushima
Yangtze River
Ashi
Fushimi
Sunjiro Imamura
Nan-iking
Kuramoto
Legation
United Press
Man Dies Rescuing Boy From Gas Well Near North Lima
Youngstown dispatch reports John Glediura, 49, perished while attempting a rescue in a gas filled well on the Glediura farm near North Lima. He had gone down to save 5 year old Peter Giseck, who had already been overcome. Firemen with gas masks recovered the bodies after a detailed search as the trapped family waited and watched.
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Youngstown
Tppa
John Glediura
Peter Giseck
Glediura
Lima
Bath
Ius
Joseph Giedjura
Peter
Editor Leaves Insurance To Tuberculosis Association
Portland tax editor Charles I. Ford of the Oregonian left his life insurance to the Oregon Tuberculosis Association. Ford and nine others bought $1,000 policies in 1925. the premiums go to the association treasury each year. Ford died first among the ten insured.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon Tuberculosis Association
Charles I. Ford
Cit
Portland Oregonian
Ford
Association Treasury
One dead five injured in Youngstown hotel fire
A hotel fire at Hazel Hotel in Youngstown caused one death and five injuries. Victims include Herman Lutsky with serious burns and Joseph Rukobizo with a possible ankle fracture. The blaze, of indeterminate origin, caused about 7500 dollars in damage and saw several occupants escape by leaping from upper-story windows.
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Youngstown
Myer Scheif
Ganten
Ohio
Barber Supply
Hazel Hotel
Herman Lutsky
Columbus
Joseph Rukobizo
George & Ankle
Richard Re
Carl
Carmeng
Death notices from New London and Elyria obituaries
Obituaries and funeral notices for Catherine Hahn, Alexander Kowalski, H O Berkley, Mrs Sarah Sellam, and George Sharp across Elyria and New London. Survivors listed include spouses and children. services planned at Holy Cross Church, Universalist churches, and local cemeteries with dates in June. Burial at St Marys Cemetery, Bak ers Crossing, Grove Street Cemetery, and Golding Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Kowalski
Bernice
West Avenue
Elyria
Holy Cross Church
St. Wife
Walter
Chester
John
Nettie
Helen
Leo Olsi
Wrandotte
Michigan
Holy Cross
St. Church of
New London
H. O
Universalist Church
Baker's Crossing
Stanley Stahl
Norwalk
Sarah Seilarn
Harry
Sellam
Aberdeen
Scotland
New York
Neton Moora
Brighson
Grove Street Cemetery
Linn George Sharp
Johnsl Rp
G. L. Kettering
First Baptist Church
Golding Cemetery
Transcontinental passenger record set by TWA pilot Fritz
In Newark, New Jersey, TWA pilot L G Fritz claimed a new transcontinental transport record with 14 passengers on the Los Angeles to Newark run in 13 hours and 45 minutes. The departure from Los Angeles was at 3 15 p.m. and the arrival in Newark at 9 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time, surpassing the prior 13 hour 2 minute mark achieved without passengers. Otis Bryan and Edward A.
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Newark
N. J
TWA
L. G. Fritz
Los Angeles
Oberlin scholarship bids and summer music classes begin
Obi red scholarships set for two pairs of siblings Juanita Shaw and Johnette Wall competing for a scholarship tied to Rex West and Warrenshaw families. Beginning Beetle and bass class announced by Mr Morrison for Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays at 1, starting June, six weeks, plus violin and viola sessions at 2. Alumni events mark fiftieth anniversary with dinner Tuesday and commencement Wednesday. Several local residents depart for reunions and visits to Waynesburg, Elyria, and Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex West
North Pleasant Street
Schokrship
Juanita Shaw
Warrenshaw
Johnette Wall
John Wall
Morrison
D. Gunn
Waynesburg
Howard Smith Yiig
Har
Smith
Rogie
Oberlin
C. E. Reynolds
Daugh- Clare Reynolds
Union St
Juanity Crismas
Morgan
Merri
Canton
Mae
Cleveland
H. Ford
Urbana
Lowell C. Kilt
Washington, D. C
Jege E. Ford
Marie Govid
C. E. Kkevauiss
Lakewood
Wembridge
Ekair
George Watkin
Elytia
WEEA S ACTIVITIES IN GLUEDOM ANNOUNCED
Oberlin Ohio June 11 Regular meeting notices list Vine Rebekah lodge Am erican Legion Legion Hall events June 13 14 15 at various homes and streets in Oberlin Amherst Groveland East Lorain and West College. Community groups include Rebekah Lodge Chapter of the Vine and other local women’s clubs with schedules of meetings and entertainments through June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Sanity Garden
Sftage Aan Post
Amer
Legion Seen
MLOT
Eieb
Mori
Amherst
Hebekah
East Lorain Street
Cosk
Bosworth
Sow Lot
Sikrep
Groveland Street
Comfort Club
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Sam Gerber
West Larain Street
R. P. Harver
Bridgette Club
West College Sreet
Cheen
Legion Wal
Announce Winners In Class Contest
In a class contest held recently winners were announced with student names to be released by the school. The event highlighted top work and recognition for effort across multiple grade levels.
Wellington High Graduation and Local News Briefs
Graduation exercises were held for Wellington High School with the play Little Women delighting the audience. Rev Wallace Bryenton graduated from Oberlin Theological Seminary. Glenn Piper became assistant chemist at Hoover Plant in North Canton starting Monday. Mr and Mrs Theodore Brewley took a pleasant trip to Coldwater Ohio. School Board changes: Winifred Ehrick resigns from District No 5. Isabel McConnell reevaluated for Bush College. district bus routes updated. Families from Fields and Oberlin visited, with Oberlin and Camden residents noted. Betty Maye Lounsbrough vacationed with Florence Worcester and Oberlin connections cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Piper
Hoover
North Canton
Ohio
Piper
Winifred Ehrick
Isabel McConnell
Bush Coliese
John Sigsworth
John, Jr
Russell
Little Tommy
Fields
Henry Worrester
Oberlin
Frank Davidson
Martha Jane
Elsie May
Camden
LeRoy Lounsbrough
P. G. Worcester
Walter Green
Batly Maye Lounbrough
Florence Worcester
Homs
Henry Worcester
Betty Maye
Oberlin High School
Miss Worcester
Fined for driving while intoxicated in Waterbury case
Two men were fined 190 dollars and costs each for driving the same automobile while intoxicated. Judge Edward A Mascola could not determine which man, Fred Ziegler or Dudley Tompkins, was at the wheel and found both guilty. He remitted 90 dollars of the fine. Bellande piloted a Los Angeles to Kansas City flight later completed by Larry Fritz. The run included Albuquerque, Kansas City and Columbus with total time of 1 hour 52 minutes and an average speed of 217 mph.
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Waterbury, Conn, Th
Edward A. Mascola
Fred Ziegler
Dudley Tompkins
Bellande
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Larry Fritz
TWA
Aluquerque
Columbus
Hudgon and Terraplane Prices Cut by Stang Motors
Stang Motors announces price reductions on Hudson models and Terraplane Challenger Six and Eight. Hudson cuts total $89 with new prices. Terraplane reductions range from $358 to $864. Hudson Challenger line shows price from $685 to $165 with new features advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stang Motors
Pontiac Announces Price Reductions Across All Models
Pontiac prices lowered by 40 dollars across the line, reported by Snyder Buick Pontiac Co. The new schedule lists prices from 673 dollars. The car’s wheelbase knee action steering and Bendix brakes remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Snyder-Buick-Pontiac Company
Plymouth price reductions announced by local dealers
Price reductions of 16 to 45 dollars on Plymouth cars were announced by local dealers who received the information from manufacturers. The standard Plymouth business coupe drops to 485 dollars from 530, with other models priced between 455 and 510 dollars. Manufacturing standards remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Injury treated for Howard McDaniel after midnights laceration
Howard McDaniel, 23, of Stop 16 Grafton road, was treated at Memorial hospital at 3 15 A M for a cut lip. The injury occurred between Elyria and Lorain and details were not reported to the sheriff's department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McDaniel
Grafton Road
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Lorain
Sheriff's Department
Congress Nears End of Session With Heavy Agenda
Washington June Sbiah Congress faces 16 Tage end of session as Senate opens with the Silver Bill and a $1 172 000 000 deficiency appropriation measure. Debate will continue, with Am ndments to the AAA and oil control bills under discussion. The House will act Tuesday on housing and adjournment is hoped for by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
Sin
Elmer Thoms
Okla
Pat McCarran
Ney
Rexford G. Tugwell
Uouse
William Green
American Fedtion of Labor
Green
House
John Dewey
Stephen S. Wise
John Haynes Holmes
Cleveland Market Report Shows Mixed Produce and Livestock
Cleveland markets reflect steady cattle and calf receipts, with hogs firm and lairage moderate. Potatoes from North Carolina and Idaho lead with prices around 4 to 5 dollars per 100 pounds, while poultry and eggs show varied values for Leghorn fowl, broilers, ducks, and turkeys amid wholesale demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hutter
PaAtry Trent
North Carolina
Idaho
Court actions in Lorain and Elyria involve suits and verdicts
Alex Avanjos filed suit against Thomas Jacobs of Lorain for 158 dollars alleged due on recount in this court. A verdict for the defendant was returned by a jury in Judge A R Webber’s court in The Charehill Cabinet Company versus H 5 Hulse now of Akron but Lidnehy of Elyria. The trial consumed all of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Avanjos
Thomas Jacobs
Lorain
A. R. Webber
Charehill Cabinet Company
H. 5. Hulse
Akron
Lidnehy
Elyria
Catholic Farm Paper Launched in Milwaukee Wisconsin
The Catholic Farmer, edited by Joseph M. Sevenich, begins as a supplement to The Catholic Herald, the archdiocese paper in Milwaukee. Authorized by Archbishop Samuel A. Strich, the first issue appeared in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Farm Paper
Milwaukee
Wis
Upi
Catholic Farmer
Catholic Herald
Archdiocese of
Joseph M. Sevenich
the Herald
Samuel A. Strich
Brilliant blind man shines in UW pre law program
George Card once a traveling man who lost his eyesight in a 1931 motor accident is now a standout pre law student at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. In his third year his grade average stands at 2.79, just 0.2 below a perfect 3.0 scholastic mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
George Card
University of Wisconsin
Great Forest Fire Cuts Timber Assessments in Tillamook
The 1933 Wuson River forest fire reduced Tillamook county timber assessments from 15 million 169 thousand 180 to 6 million 41 thousand 970 dollars, per the state tax commission. Tillamook once held more timber than any county in Oregon, Washington, or Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Tillamook
Oregon
State Tax Commission
Washington
Idaho
Bantam pupils stage pet show in school event
Bantam Connecticut teachers at the Bantam public school sponsored a pet show among pupils. Exhibits included bees rabbits turtles trout a young goose frogs pigeons white rats a rooster chicks dogs and cats. The organizers were relieved when the event concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantam, Conn
Bantam Pubic School
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Elyria Electrical Repair
West Ave
Frank Steger
Sederis Restaurant
Belmont County Solon
Narkine
Wigg's
Climax
O'Donnellis
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper CO
E. H. Weingarten
Elyria Clinic
Bidg
Broad ST
Jonas
Catherine Hahn
Catherine He Shore
Lin
Grands
Armina Garretters
James
Jaton Raumbhar
Wellington
Julia Szabo
Julia Szapo
South Sunders
Alexander Kowalsski
H. T. Beckley
George Sharp
Mhs
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
WEEA
Gluedom
Pittsfield
Theodore Brewley
Coldwater
Sigrid Hallman Amidon Llp
2Nd St. Cor
Cedar St
Grav
Will Ferd
Sevets Elévator Co
da Fairehld
Typstel
Teds
Ton
Harreels
Setoy
Owitte
Timothy
Howe Rowehs
Hudson and
Terraplane
A.A.A
Hudson Motor Car CO
Detroit
Hupdion
Stang’s Garage
Broad St. Elyria, Ohio
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