Letters Found in Poderjay Probe Reveals Odd Files
Vienna reports Ivan Federjay, suspected in the disappearance of Miss Agnes Tulverson, courtship letters to Mile. Ferrand reveal his self styled rule as sovereign, commander, and queen. Police describe an erotic cabinet and a museum like room amid ongoing efforts to learn Miss Tulversons fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Ivan Federjay
Mise
Agnes Tufverson
New York
Detroit
Mile
Margaret Ferrand
Pederjay
Miss Tulverson
Pederjay-Ferrand
Poderjay
Mile. Ferrand
Miss Tufverson
Belgrade
Mister Turverson
Laibach
Jugoslavic
Poderjar
Ivan
Death Record of John W. Booth in LaPorte
John W. Booth husband of Evelyn Booth died at his daughter Mrs. George Goodyear’s home this morning at two o'clock after a lingering illness. Born December 8, 1849 in south Braintree Massachusetts, he lived in LaPorte sixty years. Survived by son James E. Booth Elyria and daughter Mrs. George Goodyear LaPorte, two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services Monday at 2:30 from Taylor's Funeral Home, LaPorte cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Booth
Evelyn Booth
LaPorte
George Goodyear
Mr. Booth
South Braintree
Massachusetts
James E. Booth
Elyria
Taylor
LaPorte Cemetery
Deaf Mute Drowns in Memphis Pool Accident
William Joseph Cook, 24, a deaf mute, drowned at a Memphis swimming pool on June 23 while hundreds of bathers swam nearby. He could not call for help as the incident occurred just feet from several bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Willam Joseph Cook
Local Youths Nabbed After Window Peeping Complaint
L I Kinney of 215 Harwood Street reported three youths peeping at his home last night. Two were arrested by police. Kinney must press charges today. Guy Archer of 214 Glenwood Avenue was fined 50 dollars, costs, and his license revoked six months for a driving offense. Archer was arrested early today on Gulf Road before Major W H Vanoster in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. I. Kinney
Harwood Street
Kinney
Guy Archer
Glenwood Avenue
W. H. Vanoster
Archer
Gulf Road
Marriage contract annulled in common pleas court
The marriage between Marcella Marley and John Marler of Lorain was annulled today by Judge W. B. Thompson on a petition by Marley. They wed November 5 last year in New Cumberland West Virginia. Marley resumes her maiden name Marcella Schra der. Norman B. Riegel of Lorain sues Nellie Riegel for divorce on grounds of gross neglect. They married in 1913 and have three children. Robert Killip sues Edward Donahue et al for 1108 dollars claimed on a promissory note. Foreclosure of property at Ridgeville is sought, and C G P Shively has filed for a license from Lulu H Shively, an inmate at a Toledo state hospital, for the Pere There were mar County Ohio, and here two children residing here with Mr Shively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Marley
John Marler
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
New Cumberland
W. Va
Marcella Schrader
Norman BE. Riegel
Nellie Riegel
Robert Killip
Edward Donahue
Ridgeville
CG. P. Shively
Lulu H. Shively
Stace
Toledo
Mar ‘ County
Ohio
Mr. Shively
Bender NRA rally targets Truax in Lorain contest
George Bender denounces Republican complacency and attacks Democrat Charles V. Truax at a Lorain rally with about 100 attendees. Nellie Love urges party women to back Republicans this fall. Glen Daley of the Ohio Automotive Association to address Lorain garage and service industry leaders on June 25 about industry consolidation and a state auto code.
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Congress
George Bender
Elsie Bennett Wilson
Medina
Daniel E. Morgan
Cleveland
Glen Daley
State Bureau of Automotive Registration
Lorain County
American Legion
Ohio Automotive Association
Daley
Sheriff Sells Green House and 23 Acres of Land
A green house and 23 acres on Indian Hollow road owned by Camilla Landphair were sold at sheriff sale to Lorain County Savings and Trust Company for $11,000. The property, appraised at $16,000, had one bid. The bank held a $12,925 judgment and $725 in delinquent taxes. Two great talkers will not travel tar together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla Landphair
Indian Hollow Road
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Former Elyrian Violinist Neighbour Tours World
Dr Robert E Neighbour, former Elyrian now visiting his father in Elyria, has traveled through about 84 countries and continents, performing sacred music on the violin and viola d amour. He studied under renowned instructors, owns two rare instruments, and will soon depart for more distant engagements.
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Robert E Neighbour
R. E. Neighbour
Elsha High School
Tie City
Leopold Auer
Mischa Elman
Sascha Helfitz
Toscha Seidel
Cecilia Hansen
Efrem Zimbalist
Maud Powell
Wilhelm Kuntz
Modern Harmon
Abert Koseler
Leon Sametini
Joseph Antonegne
Glenn Priestt Maerz
Albert Green
Neighbour
United States
Queen’s Own
Posses
China
Chen Ming Shy
South China
San Yat Sen
Bolivia
Australia
Algiers
Aleutian Islands
Arauia
Baul
Bawean
Borneo
Belgium
Cuba Beret
France
Flores Islands
Germany
Great Britain
Hawaiian Islands
Holland
India
Japan
Java
Kuria Sluria Islands
Lombok
Lagcadivh Islands
Maca
Malta
Mexico
Portugal
Ce of Wales Islands
Sance Socotra Islands
Scamba
Soembawa
Spain
Taiwan
Thursday Islands
Elyria
Anti-War Campaign Quotes Circulate Among Soldiers
The British No More War Movement plans to distribute two pamphlets to troops featuring extracts from Prime Minister speeches. One Norwich 1915 quote says workers beneath uniforms should unite against capitalism, militarism and secret diplomacy. Secretary Reynolds says protesters may face subpoenas to explain the speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDonald London
Macdonald
Norwich
Reginald A. Reynolds
Type Air Line Draws Crowds At Fair
At the 1934 World’s Fair in Chicago the Travel and Transport Building showcases a late type high speed streamlined airliner built for United Air Lines. It features geared engines and controllable propellers enabling in flight angle changes. This 18 hours 45 minutes east to coast service plane contrasts with an 1910 pusher model displayed nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travel and Transport
United Air Lines
All Faiths Unite For Wholesome Film Campaign
New York June 20 08 Protestant Catholic and Jewish leaders joined in a campaign for wholesome movies or none at all The Legion of Decency expansion and Federal Council of Jewish Rabbis join the crusade The industry says it will push for proper screen entertainment and eliminate films raising vice and virtue concerns Leaders consider how to inform followers what pictures are proper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bishops Committee
Legion of Decency
Ceni Jewish
Federal Council of of Christ In America
Crusade
Wi Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Dustors Association
Legion of Decearr
Thet Dustry
James Canton Jr
Fireless Week Sparks Elyria Firemen Curiosity
Elyria firemen report no alarms for almost a week, including a Bliss fire, and wonder if residents have become more cautious. Fire Chief Wallace N Bates hopes the quiet period proves the latter theory is correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Wallace N. Bates
Supreme Court Candidates Here
Judge Croton of the Butler County Common Pleas Court, a Republican candidate for the Supreme Court short term, visited here from Hamilton to meet friends and party leaders. Supporters recall his earlier bid for Attorney General and trust he will be the party choice, noting his record for fairness and impartiality and a pledge to avoid indecent firms that he says violates free will.
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Croton
Bosd
Common Pleas Court of
Butler
Supreme
Juge
Hamilton
Boyd Sha
Fig
Butler County
Miss Phyllis Ann Obly Weds Paul Warner at Oberlin Home
In Oberlin Ohio on June 23 Miss Phyllis Ann Obly daughter of Mr and Mrs P H Obly and Paul Bookman Warner son of Mr and Mrs Joan Warner were married at the bride’s parents home 249 Oak Street Rev J A Richards officiated The bride wore white satin with tulle veil and carried white rosebuds and lilies of the valley Maid of honor Miss Rebecca Nicodemus wore blue organdie Groom was attended by his brother John Warner Reception with cake and ice cream followed Then the couple left for a honeymoon and will reside at 140 Beck Avenue West Hill Akron after June 25 where Mr Warner works for Goodyear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Phyllis Ann Obly
P. H. Obly
Paul Bookman Warner
Joan Warner
Oakstreet
J. A. Richards
Rebecca Nicodemus
John Warner
Rhoda Hastings
Japice
First Bond Concert by Oberlin Summer Band at Westervelt Hall
The Oberlin Summer Band led by Emil A. Holz will perform this evening on the Westervelt Hall lawn. The program includes marches and tone poems such as Bocabazzo Overure Egmont Sabbath Morn Jewell March DeMolay Commandery Hall Suite Atlantis Safranek Nocturne and Hymn of Praise, with pieces by Farrar Beethoven and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Westervelt Hall
Emil A. Holz
Farrar
Egmont
Jewell
DeMolay Commandery
Hall
Atlantis
Safranek
Wellington Clergy Guest Rev E R Peck at Church of Christ
Wellington June 23 Rev E R Peck of Elyria will occupy the pulpit at the Church of Christ Sunday evening. He has spoken to the local group before and friends will greet him. W B A Ten members of the Women’s Benefit Association met at the Grange Hall Thursday evening for a brief business session and adjourned until next month. Mrs Prentiss drew the attendance prize.
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Wellington
E.R. Peck
Elyria
Church of Christ
Peck
Women's Benefit Association
Grange Hall
Class of 1932 Picnic At Chippewa Lake Sunday
Members of the Class of 1932 plan a Sunday picnic at Chippewa Lake with meet time at the Library 11 30 and transportation provided by the class boys with picnic dinner by the girls The event aims to gather all members for a fun afternoon Eagles Install Sew Officers Richard McKisson is named President with a slate including Richard Duff LeRoy Behner Jim Nott Roy Burge K P Brown W L Wadsworth and Van Barbour A supper followed the installation ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AOLD
Chippewa Lake
Amherst Bridge Club Hosts Miss Murray at Prospect Street
Miss Kathryn Murray entertained the Amherst Bridge Club at her Prospect Street home on Wednesday evening with two tables of bridge in play. A birth announcement notes the arrival of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Chappell of Seattle Washington on June 10, with Mrs Chappell formerly Miss Mary Shelton and a former local high school teacher. She is a sister of Mrs Eugene Babcock of Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Murray
Amherst Bridge Club
Walter Chappell
Seattle
Wash
New Fairground Tennis Courts Benefited by Rain
The Fairground courts benefited from recent rains and are in fairly good condition. New nets have arrived and are up and ready for use consistently.
Community Social Notes From Henrietta Area
Henrietta and nearby towns host a Sunday of visits with Detroit Cleveland and Oberlin attendees. Hosts include Hostettler Unger Ries Cour Geissendoerfer and others as relatives drop by for meals calls and gatherings. Amherst Grange held a program with a Wiener roast planned for Vermilion-on-the-Lake June 26 featuring ice cream cake and wafers.
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Henrietta
Victor Hostetler
Detroit
Alex Born
Daniel
M. G. Johnson
John Hostettler
Wilford C. Hastings
Jean
Martha
Bartlome
Emma Schaffer
Cleveland
Melvin Unger
Ira Ciplieger
la Grange
Theodore Ries
Stephen Cyot
Wallace Court
John Bauman
Henrietta Hill
Oberlin
Peter Buchs
Katie Weldman
Henry Freman
South Amherst
Fred Bauman
Albert Brickman
Lakewood
Myr
Charles Cook
Fred Oekker
Anna Oekker
Avon
Ernest Lamvermyer
Fred Latteman
Christ Bauman
Berea
Joby Geissendoerfer
Catherine Court
Wallace Cour
Leonard Bucks
Earl
Walter Schuster
Brownham
Albert Reusser
Austin Gould
Coldwater
Mich
Jack Hostettler
Victor Hostettler
John Smith
Elyria
D. C
Bertin Akron
William Jackson
Wil Ham, Jr
Camden
Lakeside
Earl Peter Buchs
Lloyd Hill
Lois Ann
Washington, D. C
Ida Hill
Avon Lake
O. C. Sanders
Amherst Grange
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Amherst
Amherst Guests Visit Good Will Industries Meeting
Amherst South Amherst and Axter Ladies Aid Societies of the Methodist church met at Good Will Industries in Lo Yan. Sixteen members from South Amherst, twelve from Amherst, and twelve from Axter attended a short business meeting led by Rev. R. C. Jenson followed by a program of scripture, prayers, vocal solos, readings, and a talk by Mr. Kirk about Good Will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Industries
Old Virginia
Henry Kolb
Bert Marlowe
William Guild
Polly
John Eggland
Mother
Kirk
The
Good Will
Rainbow class party at Mrs Emil Ruths home
Members of the Rainbow class of the Congregational Sunday school enjoyed a party at teacher Mrs. Emil Ruths home Thursday afternoon. They worked on record books, played games, and had refreshments. Names include Ninabelle Witt Betty Witt Francis Mathas Sarah Jane Dumage and Crissy Phillips. Church notices follow for local denominations with service times and pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Congregational Sunday School
Emil Ruth
Ruth
Ninabelle Witt
Betty Witt
Francis Mathas
Sarah Jane Duimage
Crissy Phillips
Market Prices From Toledo Grocers For Fresh Produce
A listing of prices and baskets for fruits vegetables and staples including celery strawberries cucumbers tomatoes rhubarb onions and greens with several varieties and pack sizes cited. Shipping notes and seed terms appear alongside pricing for grains and dairy items.
Brighton News Roundup From June Events In Ohio
Brighton Ohio notes include M E Ladies Aid Circle meetings on June 14 with multiple visitors, the Brighton Sew-So 4-H club sewing and social, and several family visits and gatherings. A wedding occurred at the Brighton Congregational church, Linden Draper and Mary Collette wed. Newborn Glen Theodore Zeigler arrived June 13, and Gerald Cobb returned home from Elyria Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zeigler
Glen Theodore Zeigler
Bertha Zeigler
Lo Tain
Gerald Cobb
H. EB. Cobb
Elyria Clinic
Woman claiming to be 109 enjoys her cigarets
Dr Marie De Goliere Davenport, who says she is 109, has a complex family with ten children from a prior marriage and a husband aged 63 in her third marriage. She remains active by traveling, lecturing, reading philosophy, and socializing, with smoking cigarets among her favored pastimes.
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Boston
Marie de Goliere Davenport
Davenport
Crater Lake Stamp Sought by Oregon Philatelists
Portland reporters note that Oregon stamp lovers may gain a Crater Lake recognition stamp. The post office department has been asked to print an Oregon themed stamp to honor Crater Lake, offering collectors a new addition to their appreciations and public enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Crater Lake
Post Office Department
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Ferrand
Tufverson
Elyrian
Green House
Travel Information Bureau
Ace
Canada
GEO. R. Allen & Son “General Insurance
All Faiths
Supreme Court
Phyllis Chl Wells
Paul Warner
Men of
Filmore
Olmstead
John G. Olmstead
East
Pettiford
Karl Gehrkens
Adeline
Sumer
Sheldon
Keenan
Oklahoma City
Nell Wilkinson
Orchard Street
Lena Dirlam
Miss Wilkinson
Judson Pyle
Minneapolis
L. H. Pyle
Merwin Apartments
R. C. Dodge
Dam
Ters
Beverly
Frances
Reamer Place
V. V. Lytle
Woods Hole
Mass
Lea Comings
Chicago
Century of Progress
St. John’s
Pahmers
Loval
Guytler
Toledo Graen
Tolenu
Grain
Grait
Fanny Creamery
Hathamas
Dushet
Brighton
Brighton M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
George Foster
Circle No
Brighton M. E. Ladies' Aid Society
Bertha Robison
Anna Nooney
Abner Jenkins
Litchfield
M. E. Merrill
Ruth Saunders
BE. C. Myers
Dean McClellan
Alberta
Albert Carpenter
Clarksfield
C. Veltrie
D. A. McKisson
Milan
O. R. McCullough
J. W. Green
Etha L. Burge
McCullough
Clark Ewell
Sandusky
Ohi
Clinton Anderson
Ravenna
Tatter
Lee Robishaw
Edwin Edwards
Russell Griggs
Laurence
Brown Hotel
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Bsc
Glen
Rogers
Glen Rogers
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co. Co
Chestnut Street
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