Denver Executive Slain at Debut Party in Denver
A Denver policeman, Ernest Ayers, 38, was charged with murder after a slaying at a coming out party for Edith Malo. Arthur P. Ware Jr., 25, a wealthy drug firm executive and fiancé of Ware’s, was killed by a bullet from Ayers revolver. Police tied a car key found on Ware to a possible struggle and noted Ayers had earlier fired a gun. The incident followed Edith Malo’s debut and involved Denver’s prominent families and legal figures.
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Denver
Colo
Arthur P. Ware
Edith Malo
Oscar Malo
Malo
Reeception
War Brothers Whitesale Cruz Company
Emma Jean Danieous
W. Demons
Ernest AleTs
Ware
Ebl Scott
Young Ware
Avers
Ayers
Oberlin local notices mix of ads and reports
Community items from Oberlin recount delivery contact for Louis Bliss and a 76 East Lorafo Street address. A Ladies Aid picnic of the Forst M. EB. church and family groups is planned at George Hahn’s farm in Russia township, postponed due to rain. Briefs note a hospital operation for Mrs. Hailauer, birthday event for Mr Edwards, a week in Ashtabula for the Haras, and return of Mrs Lambertig to Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Esther Alflen
East Lorafo St
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Ladies’ Aid
Forst M. EB
George Hahn
Russia
Charles Hailauer
Grave and Street
Elyria Clinic
Harter Edwards
M John
Howme
Wo Endrain Ma Eringe
P Edwards
North Pleasant Street
Edward
J. H. Hara
Union Street
Ashtabula
Lambertig
Operlin
Mie Asaderday
End M
William Pasects
Qld
Club Activities In Oberlin This Week
Oberlin residents plan a week of lodge meetings, social events, and group picnics. June 24 features a regular Vine Rebekab lodge meeting and an April to June birthday party. June 25 hosts a Meridianist service and lake gathering. June 26 brings a Women’s Business Club picnic and a Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star event. June 28 includes a Business Club meeting.
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Oberlin
Vine Rebekab Lodge
Karl Wilson Locke
Post No Pan
American Legion
Han
Allice
C.J. Street
Meraedist Ser
Cattame Oar Ve Lake
Oberiin Businats
Frefessinna
Vermiilon-on
Arransi Ase
Azkead
Order of Eastern Star
L Meetoim
Lodge i
Fey
P Slajrard Associator
Lodse
Wayon Morgan
Slaying Stuns Denver Society as Involved Wares and Meles Emerge
The narrative centers on Denver social figures Ware and Malo families after a patrolman Ware left a party and vanished. Eyewitnesses recall Ware chatting with Oscar and Kenneth Malo, brothers of the Gebuntante, before disappearances. Mato, a wealthy investment broker and industrialist, features in the high society circle surrounding the事件.
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Ware
Malo
Ayers
Scott
Oscar
Kenneth Malo
Gebuntante
Denver
Melos
Mato
Auto Skids Into Ditch Injury Near Wellington
Two Detroit residents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gray, were injured when their car skidded into a ditch between Brighton and Wellington during rain on Saturday. They suffered scratches but no serious injuries and were treated by a Wellington physician while en route from Detroit to Atlantic City.
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Wellington
Detroit
Brighton
John Gray
Atlantic City
Resume Work On Hospital At Toledo
Toledo June 24 after three months idle during the FERA strike work resumed today on the Roche tuber ent hospital here. About 70 building trades crafts men started the task of completing the first two units of the hospital with eight units slated for full completion in the year. Settlement of the FERA strike was based on a new pay and hour scheme where prevailing wage on wages will be paid on a six hour day. Roughly each man will work an average of 18 hours a week and the average pay will be about 214 weekly.
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Toledo
FERA
Young Couple Detained by Police in Ohio Town
Police detained a 24 year old man and a young woman in Youngstown after a suspicious car ride to Toledo reportedly for a planned wedding. Patrolman Parker stopped the car late last night and questioned the pair. Parents of the girl arrived to take custody. The youth is said to be wanted in Youngstown for breaking into a house.
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Younsstown
Toledo
E. Parker
Youngstown
Reports Sales Of Three Properties
The notice announced today by J. H. Bettin Company reports the sale of three properties. A farm at New London of acres was sold to Bert Jackson. A parcel at Fields Corners on Esprasis Road comprised 29 acres and sold to C. M. Burnet. The property at 2 Boston Avenue was sold to land folk.
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Ena Elyria Promerr
J. H. Betttin
Boston Avenue
Land Folk
New London
Tobert Jackson
Fields Corners
C. M. Burnet
Court House Trials and Local Suits reported today
Charges against Tony Peters of atop 7 Elrria township are to be heard Wednesday by Justice C C Lord. Grand jurors convene to consider about 14 criminal matters. Trane Babaroo filed for divorce from Fred Baker of Ridgeri on grounds of extreme cruelty. Frank M Beer sued Lizzie Gurich et al for 242 on an account. Ralph Longstreth faces non support charges before Justice Joseph Patro. Douglas Gerber, 18, Biyria, released on bond pending review.
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Tony Peters
Atop 7
Elrria Township
Justice C. C. Lord
John S. Lewis
Peters
Saturdas
Proard Butler
Trane Babaroo
Fred Baker
Ridgeri
Frank M. Beer
Lizzie “Gurich Et al
Ralph Longstreth
New Lexington
Joseph Patro
Longstreth
Mary Saret
Oberlin
Douglas Gerber
Biyria
Hip Tise Joseph Petra
Common Pleas Court
Dorothy Baldwin
Second Methodist Church Notes Update
Notes from Second Methodist Church show Mrs Anne Hae Jonson hosting ill mast at 40 17th Street Thursday afternoon. Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs BL Young's home on avenues Thursday evening. Turners group hosted Katherine Ellis. senior banner planned for graduates. Dorothy Smith presides, Lillie Belle Carter vice president, Wanda Wicks secretary, Ida Clark treasurer, Katherine Ellis sickness chair. Next meeting at Ida Clark's home with Marionette talk by Huey Long on nature's wild fire.
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Anne Hae Jonson
17Th Street
la Poo Tite
Mre
BL Young
Tipakoda
Rkatherine Ellis
Turner Street
Mic Ness
Wenal
Ida Clark
18 Bakeries In Cleveland Close Doors
Cleveland report notes 18 false bakeries shut their doors to avert a potential strike spread across three firms. Over 2500 workers were affected as padlocked doors kept staff from returning until the dispute subsides. Shoppers rely on large retailers and independent bakeries, with no imminent bread shortage.
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Cleveland
Local News In A Few Lines From Elyria
Raveerd Pias 28 of 625 Siath Street sustained minor injuries when a vehicle driven by Carl Smith of Stanford Avenue collided on a rainy afternoon. Pias was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A motorist named Daly of 159 Wet Bridge was fined plus costs after arraignment. A car with license plates issued to Russell Slumske of R. D. Elyria was damaged on West River Street. Four women were in the car. the driver received minor injuries and was not present when police arrived.
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Pias
Carl Smith
Stanford Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Vooestening
Rank Daly
Inz
Joseph Perro
Northeels
Lcenses
Russell
R. D. Elrria
West River Street
Serrandar
Theft Reported at Broad Street Residence
John Hahn of R. D. Eleva reported several dollars worth of clothing missing on Saturday afternoon from his rear yard on Broad Street. Items stolen include two silk dresses, two pairs of boys pants and four nightgowns.
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John Hahn
R. D. Eleva
Aare
Spien
Credit Men Optimistic Over Future of Business
Credit men of the United States and Canada express optimism about business prospects, reported by Jack Ray sler. At the twenty-second annual convention in New York, about one thousand attendees heard Dr. John Dickerson outline early 1950s trends, with open credit scales and rising consumer payments. Giles C. Driver of Cleveland was elected president. The gathering highlighted a survey showing stronger payments and reduced losses, forecasting continued improvement into 1954 with the next convention set for Omaha, Nebraska.
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United States
Canada
Jack Raysler
General Managter
Northwestern Collection and Adjustment Company
National
Retail Credit Men's Assortation
New York
John Dickerson
Giles C. Driver
Cleveland
Cleveland, Was Elected President of the Associaion
Ronsimers
Omaha
Nebraska
Many Visitors At Y M C A Camp Open Second Period
Camp Iss-Sea-Kes on the Vermillion River reports strong interest as 18 boys extend their stay for a second period starting Wednesday. Bert Schaefer of Oberlin and Richard Wolff of Medina will join as lodge leaders. Rain canceled Brownhelm church services, but camp activities continued with a treasure hunt and a campfire under Jay Howen-Stine. Robert H. Goacher notes rapid second-period reservations and lasting appeal of the summer program.
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Iss-Sea-Kes
Elyria Y. W. C. A
Vermilion River
Robert H. Goacher
Goacher
Bert Schaefer
Oberlin
Richard Wolff
Medina
Brownhelm
Edward Puff
Union Theological Seminary
Robert Kaiser
Mohican Lodge
Dhe Estan
Jay Howen- Stine
Club Distributes Project Books at Farmers Picnic
Banner Four i Cink of Carisl s Township held a meeting with the dissipation of project books for the season and the mak ra baseball team. Harold Grills chaired. Two new members Charles and ert Schroeder joined. Refreshments served to 11 members and two guests. Next meeting set for June 27 at Fred Pat as on West Ridge Road.
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Makra
I Cink
Carisl=s Township
Harold Grills
Charles Andert Schroeder
Fred Patas
West Ridge Road
Lorain Boy Presents New Gavels To Judges
Lorain County common pleas court convened and adjourned as two new gavels were presented to Judge Guy imdiey and D. A. Conk by Frank Dobosy of 1215 W 20th Street Lorain. Dobosy, an Lorain High School student, made the gavels in art class and was introduced by County Commissioner Darry L Shaw. Judges Findley and Cook and G A Resek, president of the Lorain County Bar Association, offered thanks.
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Lorain County
Findley and Cook
G. A. Resek
Lorain County Bar Association
Three Lorain men fined for disorderly conduct
Justice Joseph Petro fined Joseph Kenzer Steve Curtiss and Paul Heredes all of Lorain 35 for alleged attempt to break up a party at John Szabo 1024 West avenues Saturday A fourth man John Endrizel of Lorain is to be tried next Saturday on the same charge The party was for Szabo daughter Margaret reportedly
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Joseph Petro
Joseph Kenzer
Steve Curtiss
Paul Heredes
Lorain
John Szabo
West Avenas
John Endrizel
Szabo
Margaret
Canners Vote To Continue NRA Wages in Ohio
Can ners in Canal Winchester Ohio vote unanimously to maintain wage provisions under the NRA, ensuring continued terms of fair competition for the canning industry. Meeting led by H G Krimendahl, president of the Ohio Canners Association.
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Canal
Winchester
Ohio
Ohio Canneries
NRA
Ohio Canners
H. G. Krimendahl
Ohio Canners Association
Truck Hite Auto Rear-Ended on Broad Street
An automobile driven by County Commissioner Oscar G. Dunn was struck in the rear Saturday evening on Broad Street by a truck driven by Roy Murphy. The impact gave the car’s occupants a severe jolt, police report indicates.
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Oscar G. Dunn
Broad Street
Roy Murphy
Shields Stolen From Car Near Washington Home
J Ablelt reports to police that shields on the wheels of his car were stolen Saturday while the vehicle was parked near his Washington home.
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J. Ablelt
Gzu
Washington
Commissioners Back Jail Supply Purchase Despite Vote Split
County commissioners Davidson and Shaw approved a $328 purchase of janitorial supplies from George L Williams Co of Cleveland for the county jail. Commissioner Dunn voted no, advocating Lorain County merchants, citing his campaign pledge. Davidson noted Williams pays substantial taxes in Lorain County and owns a ham and colt course there, justifying the decision with a two vote majority.
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Oscar Grunn
George L. Williams Company
Cleveland
John E. Davidson
Harry J. Shaw
Dunn
Lorain County
Davidson
Williams
Death Record VETER WEBBER Peter Webber
Peter Webber 79 died Sunday night at his home on Middle Avenue. His wife Rose preceded him in death three months earlier. Survived by four sons Frank Jepp Joseph and Wilma, four daughters Mrs Kate Strohamier Mrs Gertrude For Mrs Caba Bliisen and Mrs Care yn Meswaanesy. One brother Joseph of Lorain and three sisters Alyse Margaret Zimmerman of Aves Mrs Elizabeth Travier of Lorain and Mrs Catherine Prindel of West View Ohio also Silva Wehder. Lived in Elyria over fifty years. Plasterer by trade. Body at residence. Funeral Wednesday morning at 9:39 from St s church with burial in St x s cemetery.
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Loran
Catherine Prindel
West View
Ohio
Silva
Wehder
Elyria
St ‘S Church
St X'S Cemetery
Amherst Deaths Prompt Funeral Services In Two Towns
Two obituaries report deaths in Amherst and nearby Ken tleigh. Charles James Guild, 55, of Jackson Street Amherst died Sunday after a 15 month illness, survived by wife Angie daughters Marion Florence a son Clayton brother Frank of Madison Wisconsin and nieces and nephews. Funeral from the M E church Wednesday at 2 34 led by Rev R C Jenson, burial Crown Hill cemetery. Mike Serowski, 64, born in Poland died at home in Kentleigh, moved to Amherst 32 years ago. Survived by wife Florence and children Elizabeth Szerticki Valedine Tukeweiz Samuel Martha Syrowski Steve Frank Joe and Jon plus fifteen Cleveland grandchildren. Burial at Calvary cemetery after service at St Stanislaus church in Lorain.
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Amherst, QC
Charles James Guild
Jackson Street
Amherst
Methodist Episcopal Church
Angie
Neo
Marion
Florence
Clayton
Frank
Madison
Wisconsin
Ambheret
M. E. Curch
R C. Jenson
Crown Hill Cemetery
Mike Serowski
Kentleigh Earners
Poland
St. Stanis* Church
Lorain
Elizabeth Szerticki
Valedine Tukeweiz
Samuel
Martha Syrowski
Cleveland
Steve
Joe
Jon
St. Stanislaws
Leo. A. Ryzwalski
Calvary Cemetery
Michael E Flynn Dies at 64 in Lorain
Michael E Flynn 64 died at his home 200 Eighth street after a long illness. Born in Canal Fulton he moved to Lorain 48 years ago and worked as a stationary engineer at National Tube after forty years with the C L and W. He was a B L F member and active at St Marys church and Knights of Columbus. Survived by wife Margaret four sons Dr Emmett W and Dr Edmund T of Tallahassee attorney Elmer X and Leo A of Lorain two daughters Mrs Stewart Archambeau Elyria and Margaret Flynn deputy clerk of courts one brother John a sister Catherine and one grandchild. Funeral at St Marys church Wednesday 9:00 am Rev Edmund J Ahern officiating. Burial Calvary cemetery family lot.
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Lorain
Michhael E. Flynn
Eighth Street
Flynn
Canal Fullton
National Tube Company
St. Mary's Church
Knights of Columbus
Margaret
Emmett W
Edmund T
Tallahassee
Florida
Elmer X
Leo A
Stewart Archambeau
Elyria
Margaret Flynn
John
Catherine
Edmund J. Ahern
Calvary Cemetery
Cleveland Produce Markets Report With Mixed Butter and Poultry
Market notes show butter prices weak with extras 2 for 8, standards 27 cents, and firm overall demand for certain whites. Poultry also soft with heavy fowl at 1 9/16, medium fowl 1 shilling 9. leghorn fowl, roosters, ducks listed with varied pricing. Regional values for fruits and vegetables include long whites at 2 dollars, 100 pound bags, and assorted greens, lettuces, and cherries with modest wholesale activity.
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Cleveland
Valifornia
Gas Station Fire injures attendant from gasoline vapors
Russell Hutchings, a gas station attendant at Beil Avenue and Lake Avenue, suffered burns to his hands and fingers when gasoline vapors ignited from a spark while fueling a car. Fire damaged one pump and scorched the overhang as bystanders provided aid.
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Russell Hutchings
Ponntoau
Beil Avenue
Lake Avenue
Flemings
Hans Long Op
Hutchnes
Borah Endorses Tax-Based Plan to Curb Expenditures
In a statement Borah argues for heavier taxes to fund public needs rather than bond issuance and growing interest costs. He claims the plan is not a wealth transfer but a prudent adjustment to tax laws guiding massive expenditures. He criticizes sales taxes for hurting the poor and warns against shifting costs to future generations.
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Gorah
Borah
Neithe
Fireman Rescues Cat From Tree at Third Street
Fireman Howard Vosburz at the central station is credited by colleagues with saving nine lives by rescuing a cat from a tree at 419 Third Street shortly before noon today. The cat had been chased up the tree by a dog and refused to come down.
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Howard Vosburz
Central Fire Station
Third Street
Mortgage loan applications rise in Ohio under FHA program
Ohio reports 33 306 mortgage loan applications under the National Housing Act. John F. Harper, state director of the Federal Housing Administration, announced the figure. In Cambridge Rev THO Thompson, a former Presbyterian missionary in China, died in Taingfu China from tuberculosis. He is survived by his wife and one son. In Lima David Coffman 85 of Sidney surrendered after admitting cashing his deceased father’s pension check and spending the money for liquor. He was to be turned over to Shelby County authorities.
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Columbus
Ohe
National Housing Art
John F. Harper
Federal Housing Administration
Cambridge
Tho Thompson
China
Tinanfu
Ralnh
Lima
David Coffman
Sidney
R. S. Marshall
Shelby County
Four Tourists Missing Near Vaughn New Mexico
Federal and local officers renewed a search for Mr and Mrs George Lorine and Mr and Mrs Albert Heberer who vanished May 22 after visiting Vaughn New Mexico East Street Lone. The party last seen in Vaughn and have not been heard from since.
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Santa Fe, Xni M
Todus
George Lorine
Albert Heberer
East St Lonte
Vaughn
N Ma
The Husband as Quick Reliable Partner in Film Star Life
The husband of the average movie star is treated as a quaint toy who lasts only while he functions well and makes no unreasonable demands. The remark suggests a dismissive view of spouses in Hollywood, highlighting practical usefulness over personal depth in the star’s intimate life.
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