Trio Grought to Bay by Trio Grought to Bay by Georgetown
Three youths linked to a two year Southern Ohio robbery spree were cornered after a five hour chase as they tried to flee across the Ohio River into Kentucky in a rowboat. They robbed The Citizens Bank at Higginsport and fled with about 5010 in cash and a machine gun. one bystander was wounded.
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Georgetown. O
Ohio
Ohio River
Kentucky
Citizens’ Bank
Higginsport
Robert Cahall
Ross Seddons
Cahall
Seddons
C. B. Williams Bank
Lous Schenck
Cincinnati
Wellington Pioneers Form Birthday Club of Baker's Crossing
On June 16 members of the Pioneer families of Baker's Crossing held a surprise dinner at Wagner's Grove for Mrs. Arthur Cole's birthday. Forty five guests attended as they decided to organize a Birthday Club with monthly meetings to honor birthdays. Former Baker's Crossing residents and families are invited to join. Mrs W J Powell and daughter Pauline visited Ashland, Mr and Mrs G Gullen hosted twenty friends from Akron, and Marcy Powell left for Columbus to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Pioneer Famlies of
Baker's Crossing
Wagner's Grove
Arthur Cole
Pioneers of
Baker’s Crossing
W. J. Powell
Pauline
Ashland
G Gullen
Akron
Marcy Powell
Columbus
Wilcox
Hollywood
George Richardson
Cleveland
Richardson
W. B. Vischer
Sarah Stuntridge
Mary Sprague
Cedar Point
Nina Pitts Moore
Amherst
Lawrence Baker
Moore
Forrest Weaver
Lorain
David McGill
Buell Wilson
Walter McGill
A. M. Bassett
James Guffey
Willis Hines
E L. Duchas
Brecks
George Smith
Blissfield
Midh
L E Holday
Wellington area notes and social happenings
A Wellington oriented report lists local visits and gatherings. Mrs Linton White underwent an appendectomy at Oberlin hospital and is convalescing. Numerous residents and guests visit family and friends in Cleveland, Lorain, Amherst and beyond. The item also covers teacher conventions and community movements, plus a broad note on grain transport developments in the Great Wheat Belt and a French library scene from 1474.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohe State
Linton White
Oberlin Hospital
R. W. Paul
William Farrar
Ralph Roberts
Cleveland
Frank Miller
Cincinnati
Wellington High School
Fred Abbott, Jr
Wellington
Sarah Curtice
George Warner
Marian Wilcox
Miss Wilcox
Belle Bennett
Palace Theatre
Former Wellington Girl Married in Texas
Friends of Mr and Mrs Joe Jerr ett Ingram Texas former Wellington people have received announcements of the wedding as their daughter Miss Helen to Robert Blevins at Georgia Texas on June 5 The newly weds will make their home at Mountain Home Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Barber
Oberlin
L Ek
C. D. Gott
Esther
A. Paul
Waynesburg
Ohio
Canton
Robert Gott
Case College
Robert Holland
King’s Daughters
H. Page
Lew Whitney
Darrel Batiles
Carl
Chicago
GG Leiby
la Grange
David Arnold
Paul Cliford
Joe Jerrett
Ingram
Texas
Wellington
Helen
Robbert Blevins
Georgia
Mountain Home
Wheat Crop Cars Ready for 1931 Harvest Distribution
Kansas City dispatch reports methods for car distribution to guarantee ample transport for the 1931 wheat crop. R. E. Clark, secretary of the Trans-Vissouri Kansas Shippers' board, cites systematic plans. Harvesting starts immediately in the Texas Panhandle and southern Oklahoma, with full swing in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Trans-Missouri-Kansas Shippers Board
Southwest
R- E. Clark
Trans-Vissouri Kansas Shippers’ Board
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
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Tants
Howard Bowman
Neal
Portland
Lyle Cornell
Cornell
Roy McCormick
Maureen
McCormick
Clyde Warren
Bluffton
John Koontz
Ray Koontz
University of Boston
Koontz
Milo Weathemer
Angie Metzgar
Toledo
France
Frank Kurtz
Cal
Hollywood High School
Long Beach
Marcel
Florence Schwind Beauty Parlor
Second St
Majestic
Chronicle - Telegram Electrical Cooking School
Hubert Day
Piper Steers Bogie
The
Times
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Cooking
Thomas
Elyria Block
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