New Racket Is Disclosed
CHICAGO June 23 A new and ghoul racketeering scheme was exposed after police tied it to theft at cemeteries where wire frame pieces from fresh graves were sold to florists. Gangs reportedly tried to loot Barker’s grave but the coffin was protected by a cement vault. Toledo June 23 Herman Kaufman 49, a retired business man, shot himself and was found by a maid three hours later in his bedroom after a period of ill health.
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Chicago
George
Red) Barker
Barker
Toledo
Herman Kaufman
Kaufman
Growing with Jesus sermon and church activities brief
June 23 report notes Rev Hodder preached on Growing with Jesus. The prior Sunday four baptisms plus seven young people admitted to the church. Rev Williams of Cleveland trains a youth music class for the choir. Mrs George Robinson joined Mrs Elizabeth Andrews and daughter Harriett at Sharon for the M B convention. Mr and Mrs Krappe of Lakewood visited the Kern home. Children's day names Delbert Worcester and Elinor Worcester were omitted earlier. Delbert played a humble bee role. Elinor a butterfly. Wednesday visitors included Mr and Mrs Mel Arndt Mrs J Wehmott and son Billy of Rochester N Y and Mrs W N Harding of Elyria at the John Bain bridge home.
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Jesus
Hodder
Willams
Cleveland
George Robinson
Elizabeth Andrews
Harriett
Sharon
M. B
Kuehn
Carl Brady
Vincent Frank
E. D. Warn
Canton
Martha Taylor
Raylin Huntington
Clinton Stranahan
Elyria
Lee Andrews
Mary Bainbridge
A. J. Hulse
Shard
Lakewood
C. C. Maple
Michigan
Anna Nieding
Detwiler
ZEMO 10 Relieves Itching Eczema Advertise
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Local Social Roundup in Elyria District
Hulse and Bainbridge called on friends in Elyria. Mrs Martha Taylor sold her Chestnut Ridge home to Herman W Waldo whose bride will make their future home there. Various visits, teas, and church events unfold across Elyria, Lodi, Ridgeville, and Canton with hospital X ray for Marjory Worcester and 4 H club activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulse
Bainbridge
Elyria
Martha Taylor
Chestnut Ridge
Herman W. Waldo
Ward
Ada Terrell
Olmsted Falls
Joseph Fishburn
John Sigsworth
George Lang
Kenneth
WH. Wellert
Fo Lang
Oberlin High School
Leroy Shramm
Ingersolof Dover
Dudson Bainbridge
Herman Wellert l
Marjory
Dewey Worcester
Elyria Hospital
Clara Jackson
Myra Whitney
Robert
Lodi
John Sigs
Flower show and society notes from Olmsted Falls
Litchfield notices report a Flower show attendance by 22 members and guests for the Ladies Benevolent Society, sales of extracts led by Mrs Jenkin, a pledge to donate a dollar by September, and a July 14 meeting in the annex. Stunts, charades, refreshments, a Masonic strawberry festival, and talks by Hon. P. H. Rogers are noted along with local visits and a buggy automobile collision. Mosquito eggs found dormant over winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Chas
Romp
Olmsted Falls
Ladies Benevolent Society
A. Jenkin
Annex
Gordon Bachtell
Elyria
Raymond Haumesser
Medina
Etta Nickers
M. Henry
Toledo
F. H. Schott
Etta Nickerson
Elda Turner
C. M. Turner
B. R. Turner
Erosion of Farm Lands Highlighted by U S Agriculture Chief
Columbus June 25. L A Jones head of the U S Department of Agriculture division on drainage and erosion control warned that soil erosion threatens U S farming. He cited that at least 75 percent of cultivated land already shows erosion and over 17 million acres are destroyed. He urged terracing and noted Muskingum County hosts a farm erosion control experiment. M and Winder of the American Farm Bureau spoke, and Major Oscar Van Pelt Stout received the Cyrus Hall McCormick Medal for engineering achievement in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
L. A. Jones
U. S. Department of Agriculture
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Jones
Muskingum County
M. & Winder
American Farm Bureau Federation
Oscar van Pelt Stout
Oakland
Calif
Cyrus Hall McCormick
Town Line Social Snippets From June Entries
Arthur Karpinski has been sick for the past week. Mrs. Stanley Storrew and son Kent visit Ruth Tran. Frank Jones family spent Saturday in Elyria. Leland Howard attended band practice in Columbus Wednesday. Mrs. Wm. Schubert visited her daughter in Elyria. Wm. Bryden of Cleveland stayed with the Tran family Monday. Ruth Tran and friends called on Mrs. Ruby Fishbury. Ruth Tran bought a new gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Line
Arthur Karpinski
Stanley Storrew
Kent
Raymond Kline
Rochester
Ruth Tran
Frank Jones
Elyria
Leland Howard
Columbia
Bert Behner
LaGrange
Gladys Gant
LaVerne Jones
Maggie Crilly
Wm. Schubert
B. Seeley
Wm. Bryden
Cleveland
I, Tran
Ruby Fishbury
Hatem
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Meson
Plorista
Fields
Mel Arndt
J. Wehmott
Billy
Rochester N. Y
W. N. Harding
John Bainbridge
Chi
Central Press
Alfred E. Smith
Happy Warrior
Mra. Smith
Reublin Bros
Kay and Limberger
Lyndon
Bakers Coc
Richelieu
Georgia
California
Floridas
Dusgusses
Roosevelt
Chronicle-Telegram
James A. Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Arthur Mullen
Nebraska
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Palm Beach
Jantzen
Foster
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Gladstone
Fay
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