Daughter Sues To Break Will Of Late John Elden
Betty Jane Elden 16, daughter of Cleveland Republican leader John E. Elden, files suit in common pleas court to set aside his will as not his last will and testament. A second petition seeks reducing the estate’s $20 000 annual allowances to Ruth Elden and John A Jr to $5 000 for the year after Elden’s death in a January automobile crash.
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Cleveland, D
Betty Jane Elden
John E. Elden
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Elden
Ruth
John A. Elden, Jr
Elder
Betty Jane
John A. Jr
Charles Evans Hughe Sr
Marjorie Welsted
Hughes, Jr
William H. Yawkey
Arthur Carmichael
Metroit
Elizabeth Carmichael Witherspoon
Yawke
Carmichaels
Yawkey
Dickinson
Detroit
Tom Austin Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Clear Reformatory Officials Of Blame In Death
Mansfield reformatory officials were cleared of blame in the death of Joseph Miller alias Joseph Matulak, a former inmate from Youngstown. A report to state welfare director Mrs. Margaret Allman by Oakley Spaght found no findings, absolving Superintendent Arthur Glattke and his administration of responsibility.
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Columbus. C
Mansfield Reformatory
Joseph Miller
Joseph Matulak
Youngstown
Margaret Allman
Oakley Spaght
Spaght
Martin L. Davey
Miller
Reformatory
Townsend Pension Plan Talk At Elyria Meeting
An Elyria Savings and Trust Co Directors room session heard C. H. Parlett discuss the Townsend Pension Plan. Parlett, a prominent speaker for Dayton territory, noted about 60 000 signers on a petition to the Legislature. An open forum followed the addressed remarks.
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Elyria Savings & Trust Co
C. H. Parlett
Townsend Pension Plan
Dayton
McGre
Local Man Dies While Servicing Truck Near Newark
Newark Ohio June 28 Schneider 65 of Wagram Ohio died of a heart attack while filling the crankcase of a truck with oil near Newark yesterday.
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Newark
Howard Schneider
Wagram
May Get A Real Vacation In Jail
Police Chief E. J. Stankard was prepared to give Charles Noisy Davis a vacation in the city jail for refusing to pay a $5 fine and $16 in estate settlement, totaling $21.20. Davis, with a history of intoxication, would serve 28 days at 40 cents per day, unless he pays.
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E. J. Stankard
Charles
Neisy) Davis
Caty
Neisy
Noisy
Stankard
Four Enter Semi Finals In Ohio Golf Tournament
Four players entered the semi finals of the 32nd Annual Ohio Golf Tournament in Cincinnati. Ed Meister of Cleveland defeated Bill Clensy 4 and 3, while Nelson Ruddy beat Harry Sweitzer 3 and 1. Devon defeated Tom Whiteway 3 and 2, and Neil Ransick beat Bill Brandy 4 and 3. Meister meets Ruddy and Devyol faces Ransick in the semis.
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Cincinnati
Eddie Meister
Cleveland
Nelson Ruddy
Neil Ransick
Max Derol
Marietta
Meister
Bill Clensy
Bob Servis
Ruddy
Harry Sweitzer
Devon
Tom Whiteway
Ransick
Bill Brandy
Akron
Devyol
Police Car Collision Affects Oak Street Roadway
A police car driven by Detective Lloyd F L Sweet struck a truck driven by A W Gilder of the Hecock Floral Company on Oak Street yesterday. No injuries are reported and authorities are investigating the collision.
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Lloyd FL Sweet
Oak Stress
A. W. Gilder
Hecock Floral Company
Automobile Stolen in Oberlin Report
Martin H. Hacker reports his CFRIS license car stolen from Oberlin last night. Police and sheriff departments were notified. The article notes a nonsensical detail about sight producing wares tied to violet and 3254,000 inches, reflecting garbled OCR.
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Martin H. Hacker
Oberlin
CFRIS
Oberlin Summer Band Opens Season With Concert
Oberlin Ohio June 28 The Oberlin Summer Band opens its season Saturday at 6 30 directed by Lew Lewis The program includes Welcome March Hail Hail The Gang's All Here Mignonette Overture Soldiers March The New Dawn Overture Headway March The Gypsy Festival Overture Kiss Me Again and Nocturne from Mendelssohn A fragment of Mendelssohn Nocturne marks the concert’s end The Oberlin Business Men's Club sponsors the event inviting the public to attend as a community project
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Oberlin
Lew Lewis
Bennett
Hayes
Herbert King Cotton
Mareh
Sousa
Mendelssohn
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Cicarity
Oberlin Girl Weds Steubenville Man
Miss Viola Dewey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Dewey, married Paul Morris of Steubenville in a quiet Wednesday afternoon ceremony at the Dewey home on South Main street. Dr J A Richards, pastor of the Fir Church in Oberlin, officiated in the presence of immediate families and close friends. The bride wore a light attire and carried a bouquet.
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Viola Dewey
Arthur Dewey
Paul Morris
Steubenville
South Main Street
J. A. Richards
Fir Church
Oberlin
Mansfield Mother Tries to Kill Daughter Over Mental Fears
In Mansfield Ohio on June 28 a mother, August a, confessed to striking her 15 year old daughter Henry with a 29 inch pipe wrench four times after an alleged overdose attempt failed. Prosecutor G W Marriott said the motive was fear of the girl’s mental illness recurring at Toledo State Hospital. The daughter remained in serious condition at a local hospital. assault with intent to kill charges were filed in municipal court.
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3 South
Soviet Arctic Sea Route to Carry 204000 Tons This Summer
Moscow reports that Soviet explorers led by Otto Schmidt expect 204000 tons of freight to move this summer along the Great Northern route. The project, born from the Chelinskin expedition marooned last year, enters experimental exploitation after two years of exploration. Schmidt foresees tenfold cargo growth through the Polar seas by then.
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Moscow
Otto Schmidt
Chelinskin
Schmidt
Social News From Local Families and Travelers
Mr and Mrs Dewey attended the wedding and supper then planned a motor trip to Gary Indiana and Steubenville homecoming. Clarence Berg West Tour Yellowstone Pasadena visit with Helen Alexander Oberlin. George W Preston Ashland week with sisters. Florence Guthrie East Lorain to Columbus summer with son George P Guthrie. Rev John McNait Morven NC visiting East Lorain Street and Morgan Street relatives. Young people from Arch spend week Linwood Park for Congregational Christian Young People conference. group includes Lendrum Macs Eadhron Robert Ferrell Nina Jean Lester Lucille Portman Margaret Harrison Hermine 20n s. C H Dudley with Barbara and Miss Constance Warner plan Maine camp assignments. Barbara to junior counselor Bangor. Warner to Massachusetts camp. Mrs Dudler will accompany daughter Mrs Robert Burnham Beverly Mass before returning to Ohio.
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Clarence Berg
East Lorain Street
Yellowstone National Park
Pasadena
California
Helen Alexander
Oberlin
George W. Preston
Ashland
Mack
Madee Whitney
Linwood Fark
Florence Guthrie
Columbus
George P. Guthrie
John McNait
Morven
N. Carolina
R. W. Brown
B. J. Smythe
Morgan Street
Arch
Linwood Park
Conference of
Congregational Christian Youngs People
Lend
Reward Offered for Brookpark Tower Dynamite Vandals
The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. announced a reward of 10,990 for information leading to arrests and convictions of vandals who dynamite a high-tension transmission tower in Brookpark Village. The blast cut 232,000 volts, delaying emergency care at St Johns hospital and disrupting power across the west side and suburbs. This doubles a prior 35,900 reward from an April 1 dynamiting near Avon plant.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Brookpark Village
West Side
St. John’s Hospital
Purse Lost After Baby Throwing Incident
Mrs. R. Gutowski of Wise Avenue reported to police that her year old baby threw her pocketbook from a buggy while Wheeling the infant downtown around 4 pm yesterday. The purse valued at $51 vanished between 10th and 6th streets as witnesses described chaotic scene with people stranded on an ice pack for months until rescue by airplanes. In other news, two Soviet freight cars will attempt a west to east Arctic route from Murmansk to Petropavlovsk on Kamchatka and Archangel to Vladivostok, with ice-breakers and new radio bases aiding navigation and rescue.
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Rtamey Gutowski
Wise Avenue
Gutowski
10Th
6Th
Russia
Murmansk
Petronayrovsk-on-Kamchatka
Archangel
Vladivostok
Will Litigation Reaches Four Generations in Salem
In Salem Massachusetts a will drawn 42 years ago and probated after the testator's 1890 death remains the center of court action. Four generations of heirs spread across three continents are involved in the ongoing proceedings.
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Salem
Mass
Parade At Rochester Fourth Of July Celebration
Rochester’s Fourth of July observance will be a centennial celebration and homecoming marking the township settlement. A 10:30 a.m. parade through the village will mix past and present with floats old vehicles bands fife and drum corps and exhibits. Prizes will be awarded and entries due by noon next Wednesday to the parade committee chair. Following the procession a program of races contests and displays will be held at the serial grounds with tables available for spectators.
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Rochester
Lorain Woman Awarded Over Five Thousand for Injuries
Gertrude Levin of Lorain was awarded a verdict of 5 090 dollars by a jury in Judge D A Cook's court in the second trial against Jacoby Brothers Inc for injuries from a slip and fall at their store. In April the first trial yielded 500 dollars and the case was sent back on appeal for retrial due to evidentiary and charge errors. The plaintiff sought 7 300 dollars.
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Gertrude Levin
Goes To Hospital But Learns She Was Not Injured
Mrs. Robertson 44 of Magiston told a doctor at Elyma Memorial Hospital she was uninjured after a collision at Cleveland Street and Marseilles Avenue about 9:54 p.m. yesterday. She initially complained of leg injuries and could not walk, but later walked with assistance after being reassured by medical staff. The crash involved a car driven by Charles Clark 17 of 318 Cambridge Street. Police patrolman C E Parker arrived to find Robertson seated in her car.
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Elyma Memorial Hospital
Robertson
Magsitlon
Cleveland Street
Marseilles Avenue
C. FE. Parker
Gross Negret
B. Findley
Truth Hurts: Former Supervisor Claims Firing Over Prison Conditions
In Columbus Ohio, ex food supervisor Williams denounced his dismissal as retaliation for speaking the truth about alleged unsanitary and immoral prison conditions. He vows a showdown with Governor Davey, naming Margaret Altman and Oakler Syaght, saying ministers and social workers will help expose issues and he will go public if needed. He accuses the welfare department of blocking accountability.
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Columbis
Corge
Williams
Nall
Margaret Altman
Ohin
Davey
Oakler Syaght
Daver
Death of Marry F Maple aged 60 at Elyria home
Marry F Maple 60 died at 9 14 last night after two weeks illness at his home 126 Clark Street Elyria born March 2 1875 in Elyria lifelong resident garageman affiliated with St Marys Church Loyal Order of Moose and Modern Woodmen survived by wife two sons R L Maple of Dayton BR F Maple of Elyria two daughters Mrs Flora Sanders of Elyria and Mrs Fred Kneiss of Cleveland one brother Edward Maple of Graf ton and three grandchildren body to Sudro Funeral Home then to his home for calling funeral Monday at 9 30 from St Marys Church with Rev Temes T Daley officiating burial in St Marys Cemetery. ostrich plumes paragraph appears unrelated to death notice
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F. Maple
Clark Street
Mr. Manla
Elyria
St. Mary's Church
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Modern Wondmen
Shaie Maple
R. L. Maple
Dayton
BR. F. Maple
Flore
Sanders
Fred Kneiss
Cleveland
Edward Maple
Grafton
Sudro
St. Mary
Temes T. Daley
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mystery Death of a Corporation Attorney Dickinson
A 52 year old corporation attorney, Dickinson, was found murdered in a public park after his body and coat were discovered in separate locations. Detectives ruled out casual robbery and considered professional hit or mistaken identity, noting a wound matching a bullet hole and questions about the coat removal before disposal.
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Dickinson
Market Wobbles Through Cleveland Dairy and Grain Totals
Cleveland dairy and market notes show steady live poultry and beef trade, with Leghorn roosters listed and hogs steady. North Carolina potato pricing and Toledo grain quotations accompany a long pricing section, while a biographical obituary notes the death of a prominent local figure with ties to the Yawkey estate and Hudson–Dickinson legal matters.
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Cleveland
Leghorn
Leah Tay
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