Sugar Tariff Hearings End With Gliding-Scale Proposals
Washington June 29 The senate finance committee sub panel finished three days of sugar tariff hearings and prepared to enter executive session for a battle over disputed rates. Rudolph Spreckles proposed two gliding scale plans to keep refined sugar near six cents a pound with variable margins for refiners and Cuban producers. The deals differ on duty ranges and payments funded by per pound charges. The hearings shift focus to other disputed tariff items as the Capitol Hill tariff debate broadens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
New York
Rudolph Spreckles
Snpreckles Sugar Company
House
Capitol Hill
Consecration Night Service at First United Presbyterian
Rev. Earl D. Miller of Lakewood Presbyterian preached on life eternal from John 17:3 at the Consecration Night service. Rev. Ray M. Davis of Cleveland sang two solos The Penitent and The Wondrous Cross, with summer communion at 10 45 Sunday and a concluding dictatory service at 7 30 Sunday evening with Rev. H J Rose of New Wilmington preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl D. Miller
Lakewood Presbyterian Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Rev
H. J. Rose
New Wilmington
Complain About Gas Bills In Lorain
Lorain city council will probe alleged excess charges on Logan Gas Company bills. Residents report bills much higher than prior months, some nearly double. Logan Gas officials in Elyria say the rise reflects a six to eight week billing period due to a new system. Councilman Charlies Peterson and City Solicitor Wesley Grilis arranging the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Logan Gas Company
Elyria
Council
Charlies Peterson
Wesley Grilis
Silk product manufacture centers in New Jersey 1927
A historical note states that nearly half of the United States silk products establishments in 1927 were located in New Jersey. The statistic highlights New Jersey's pivotal role in the national silk industry during that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Jersey
Lakewood Folks Enjoy Use of Cascade Park
A Lakewood congregation praises Cascade Park Elyria for picnic access on June 27. Earl D. Miller pastor of Lakewood United Presbyterian Church commends the park staff for a safe attractive day and hospitable reception while expressing gratitude for the grounds use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Cascade Park
Park Commission’ Park Commission
Elyria
Earl D. Miller
Lakewood United Presbyterian Church
Lakewood, Ohio
Death of infant Marilyn Irene Elbert in Elyria Ohio
Infant Marilyn Irene Elbert daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Elbert of Birmingham Ohio died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 10 40 p m Friday. Survived by her parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs B A Bates of Kipton Ohio and Mr and Mrs E Elbert of Elyria Ohio. Services held at Sudro funeral home and burial at Camden cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Irene Elbert
Anthony Elbert
Birmingham
Ohio
Elyria Memorial Hospital
B. A. Bates
Kipton
E. Elbert
Elyria
Sudro Funeral Home
Camden Cemetery
Veteran George Vossier 55 dies in Chicago hospital
George Vossier born June 15 1874 in Luzerne county Pennsylvania died June 28 1929 at Great Lakes Naval Hospital Chicago Illinois. He leaves a wife and five children Owen in San Diego Francisco Wilkes Barre Rose Burton and Laura at 4815 Cleveland street Elyria. He served as first lieutenant in Company F Ninth Regiment Infantry Spanish American War. He was a Baptist and a member of Major Woodworth Camp Spanish War Veterans which will oversee funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vossier
Luzerne County
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Chicago
Ill
Owen
San Diego
Calif
Francis
Wilkes Barre
Rose
Burton
Laura
Cleveland Street
Elyria
Co. F
Ninth Regiment of Infantry
Baptist Church
Woodworth
Death of John Richards 84 in Adrian Michigan
John Richards aged 84 former Lorain county resident died at his Adrian Michigan home on Friday. He leaves four sons and two daughters including Lester and Miller Richards of Detroit Harrison Richards and Ben Richards of Adrian and Mrs John Johnson and Mrs J Welburn of Blyria. Body to arrive in Blyria this evening and be taken to Nichols Funeral Home for visitation. Services Monday at 1 p m from Nichols Funeral Home with Rev Edwin Kirby officiating. Burial in Nankin Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richards
Lorain County
Adrian
Michigan
Lester
Miller Richards
Detroit
Ben and Harrison
John Johnson
J. Welburn
Blyria
Nichols Funeral
Nichols Funeral Home
Edwin Kirby
Nankin Cemetery
Amherst Man Stanley Trunice Died at Local Hospital
Stanley Trunice died this morning at Amherst Hospital at 8:30. Born August 29 1906 in Welno Poland he was a graduate of Amherst High School and studied at Lexington Ohio College and Akron University. His mother died April 16 this year. Services set for Monday at nine AM at Amherst Catholic Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery. He belonged to the Twenty Eighth Street Catholic Church in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley ‘Trunice
Amherst Hospital
Welno
Poland
Amherst High School
Lexington
Ohio
Akron University
Amherst Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Twenty Eighth Street Catholic
Lorain
Pharmacist questioned in death of beauty parlor operator
Edwin Figner, 36, Columbus pharmacist, was released after physicians ruled a sleeping powder caused the death of Pauline Rader, 23, a West Virginia beauty parlor operator. She died yesterday. Figner had been questioned as he was with her a few hours before she fell ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Edwin Figner
Liberty
Pauline Rader
West Virginia
Figner
Two Husbands Granted Divorces in Common Pleas Court
In two cases this morning in Common Pleas Court, Herman Lehman of Lorain and Magdalene Lehman were granted a divorce due to gross neglect of duty. The wife received custody of their two year old child. In the second case, William Huebner was granted a divorce from Blanche Huebner. they married in 1907 and have four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Herman Lehman
Lorain
Magdaline Lehman
William Huebner
Blanche Huebner
Three Bicycles Stolen From Theater and YMCA
Police report three bicycles stolen Friday evening. A maroon Pathfinder from in front of a West Broad street theatre belonged to Frank Stetson Jr. of 1427 West Avenue. A Hearsey Special gray with orange fenders was LeRoy Million of 451 Earl Court’s bike taken from the same spot. The YMCA theft involved Roy Becker’s blue and white Whippet with rear carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Broad Street
Frank Stetson, Jr
West Avenue
LeRoy Mil Iren
Earl Court
Roy Becker
Stolen Ford pick up recovered by police
A Ford pickup, owned by city fireman John Hadaway, stolen Thursday night, was found Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hadaway
Judgment Granted in Edison Co. Case Against Stanislawski
Judgment for the Edison Company against Michael Stanislawski was entered this morning on a cognovit note for 135.14 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Company
Michael Stanislawski
Westbound flight shatters record and crash at Roosevelt Field
The aviator topped his own West East record with an 18 hour 48 minute leg, and a 17 hour 38 minute return, eclipsing Collyer and Tucker. After landing in Los Angeles the pilot, dizzy yet uninjured, reported glare from field lights caused a misjudgment. He noted fog over Pennsylvania and perfect radio weather reports throughout the flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cant. Co. B. D. Collyer
Harry Tucker
Pacific Coast
Hawks
Los Angeles
Roosevelt Field
Pennsylvania
Missionary John D Harris killed by wild bison in India
Marion Ohio dispatches report Rev John D Harris an American missionary to India was killed May 31 when a wild bison gored him during a jungle walk. Mrs Harris' mother, L G Bochstahler, received word and said Mrs Harris and children plan to return home this summer. In Columbus Ohio, Neal J Hasbrook a real estate dealer was found dead by apoplexy at Buckeye Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, O
John D. Harris
India
Marion
Harris
L. G. Bochstahler
Columbus
Neal J. Hasbrook
Buckexye Lake
Early trial sought for Neaton Mowle murder charge
Marietta Ohio June 29 an early trial will be asked for Neaton W Masle a former army captain who pleaded not guilty to a first degree murder charge in the death of his wife Marian Masle friends and county authorities report. Mrs Masle was shot early this week Masle refuses to allow removal of the body to New York for burial. The woman's brother M M Wimpke arrived to claim the body but burial would be held here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta. O
Neaton W Masle
Marian
Mavle Uas
Tolie
Mias Jo
Athens
Mayle
New York
M. M Wimpke
Marie Ea Q
Fifty Years of Odd Fellowship Observed in Oberlin
Oberlin celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of Odd Fellowship with Grand Master James M. Fitzpatrick of Bethel attending. The event in the local lodge rooms features a banquet talks and music. Veterans Mark Ives Joseph Slack and Clarence J Fields receive jewels. Charles R Summers hosts the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellowship
Oberlin
Ohio
James M. Fitzpatrick
Bethel
Mark Ives
Joseph Slack
Clarence J. Fields
Charles R Summers
Pretty country home wedding joins Gerrish Nichols to Kofsky
Evangeline Gerrish Nichols daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Gerrish of East College Street married Henry Kofsky of Elyria yesterday at four in a private ceremony performed by Dr Bohn. A dinner followed for immediate family and summer flowers decorated. The couple will live at 469 West Ninth Street after a motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Gerrish Nichols
W. B. Gerrish
East College Street
Henry Koifsky
Elyria
Dr. Bohn
Kofsky
West Ninth Street
Marriage of Miss Eletha Prosser to Paul Huth in Elyria
Announcement of the marriage between Eletha Prosser and Paul Huth. Rev. W C Fowler officiated at the ceremony held at the groom's parents home in Elyria. Eletha is Oberlin High School and Oberlin School of Commerce graduate. Paul is Elyria High School and Elyria Business College graduate and draftsman at Western Automatic Co. They will reside in Elyria after a motor trip through the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eletha Prosser
Bert Prosser
Paul Huth
Elyria
W. ¢. Fowler
Albert Williams
Oberlin High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Elria High School
Elyria Business College
Talks on Religion Through Art at Pittsfield Church
Rev William Smith leads a July series at Pittsfield Community Church interpreting renown pictures. Copies will be distributed. July 7 Christ and the Rich Young Ruler by Hoffman July 14 The Last Supper by D Vinci July 21 Gleaners by Miller July 28 The Crucifixion by Munacsy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Pittsfield
Christ
Hoffman
D'Vinci
Miller
Munkacsy
Captain Bowen to Command Freighter Clyde
Captain George H. Bowen of Oberlin, a veteran captain in the lake service, will be in command of the freighter Clyde. The announcement notes Bowen as a seasoned master slated to steer the vessel on its upcoming voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Bowen
Oberlin
Clyde
Murder charges dropped for John Wallace in Harper killing
John Wallace aged 63 faced murder charges in the death of 80 year old Marion Harper, a recluse. The jury found him not guilty after deliberations. Wallace had pleaded self defense though prosecutors had argued the case presented lethal force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wallace
Marion Harper
Wallace
Ohio Christian Endeavor Union Chooses Marsfield for 1930 Meeting
Day ton Ohio June 29 The annual convention of the Ohio Christian Endeavor Union adjourned with Marsfield picked as the site for the 1930 gathering John M Lodwick of Cincinnati was elected president Other officers named include M D Kidwell Findlay Rev E B Jacob Columbus Rev B L Rice Cincinnati and Rev red M Campbell Middleport all vice presidents H A Kiahr Columbus executive secretary Caroline McClure Port Clinton recording secretary and R Owen Harrison treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio Christian Endeavor Union
Marsfield
John M. Lodwick
Cincinnati
M. D. Kidwell
Findlay
E. B Jacob
Columbus
B. L. Rice
Red M. Campbell
Middlepoint
H. A. Kiahr
Caroline McClure
Port Clinton
R. Owen Harrison
Red Cross Life Saving Training Leaders
The American Red Cross announces life saving and first aid institutes in late June at nine Eastern and Midwestern locations with two more on the Pacific Coast in July. Graduates will train thousands of swimmers nationwide. total life saving corps enrollment tops 2,196,797 with 113,043 youth wearing the emblem and membership doubling in three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
American Red Cross
Pacific Coast
The
Red Cross
Red Cross Group Arrives in China to Assess Famine
In Washington DC the American Red Cross announces the arrival in Peking of the special famine commission. The group includes Ernest P. Bicknell, vice chairman in charge of insular and foreign operations, Ernest J Swift, and William M. Baxter, manager of the midwestern region. The message confirms all members are well as they begin their inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
American Red Cross
Peking
Special Commission
China
Ernest P. Bicknell
Red Cross
Ernest J Swift
Mr. Bicknell
William M. Baxter
Lorain Launch and Local Occurrences Update
A Lorain event list notes a ship launched last Saturday ready soon for service in the Pittsburgh Steamship Co. trade with a voyage planned mid August. Also included are local notices of births, graduations, visitors, vacations, and upcoming undertakings from Amherst to Detroit and Georgian Bay, with medical and club activities and personnel movements reflected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Pittsburgh Steamship Co
Clark Gleason
South Professor Street
Amherst Hospital
T. Sannone
Bowen Chant Beauty
Whitehead
Arthur Tuck
Walnut Street
England
C. R. Comings
Miss Ptolemy
Cleveland
Ivanore Barns
Bureau of Appointments
Georgian Bay
Professor Jameson
Ojibway Island
Dan Tenny
Robert Mallory
Robert Jelliffe
Max Chapman
Camp Pamige
Wasset
N. H
C. H. Adams
Twin Lakes
Convene
Maine
Doren E. Lyon
North Cedar Avenue
College Colony
R. A. Budington
Williams College
Woods Hole
Mass
Helen Gunn
Detroit
R. D. A. Gunn
West Lorain Street
Gunn
Detroit Medical College
American Poets Gain In Sweden
Sweden grows keen on American poetry as Millay Sandburg Masters and Robinson gain readers. Anders Oesterling, prominent Swedish poet critic and Nobel Academy member, praised Miss Millay in Svenska Dagbladet. He printed City Trees and sparked a Swedish translation prize contest with hundreds of entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Carl Sandburg
Edgar Lee Masters
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Anders Oesterling
Swedish Academy
Svenska Dagbladet
Salmon May Go Up In Elevators
London reports a fanciful proposal as Mr and Mrs Salmon join the deluxe class of fish. Lords discuss electric elevators to lift salmon over a 100 foot Farrar river dam in Scotland. Salmon swim into a box, are raised nonstop to reach the other side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Salmon
House of Lords
Farrar River
Scotland
Eager for education in Uxbridge student walks far daily
Cassis Richardson, a seventeen year old senior in Uxbridge Massachusetts, walks over 2,500 miles yearly to attend school. She travels six miles to classes and six miles home each day regardless of weather, earning praise from Joral educators who suspend the tardine rule in her case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uxbridge
Mass
Cassis Richardson
Joral
Snuff Supposed Cure for Colds From Elder Liberal Club Member
A London eighty year-old National Liberal Club member claims snuff is the proper cure for colds and influenza. He says he has never suffered a cold or influenza in his life and has snuffed since boyhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
National Liberal Club
Babylon’s Ancient Span Covers Twelve Square Miles
The ancient city of Babylon is described as covering about 12 square miles, noting the scale of its historical urban extent and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylon
Lorain County Delegation Heads to State Farm Bureau Camp
Three of Lorain County's four delegatees to the state farm bureau camp in Licking County are set to depart next week. Horton Alger, county extension agent, said the chosen group includes Miss Wilma Bonar, Miss Florence Brucker, and Miss Dorothy Crocker of Columbia Station. A fourth member was to be named today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
State Farm Bureau
Licking County
Horton Alger
Wilma Bonar
Florence Brucker
Dorothy Crocker
Columbia Station
Alger
Market Price Snapshot for Cleveland Produce and Staples
Cleveland markets report butter extras at 43 1 4 to 45 1 4 cents per lb and extras firsts at 41 1 4 to 43 1 4. Eggs firsts 29 12 to 30 cents per dozen, ordinaries 28 1 2. Poultry prices list fowls 28, broilers 35 40, leghorns 23 24, leghorn broilers 28 30, spring ducks 30 33, old cocks 18 20. Potatoes show New York at 2.15, 225 per 150 lb sack. Marne Green Mt. 3.25 per 120 lb sack. homegrown 60c per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marne Green Mt
Chicago cash quotations for staples and grains
Chicago market notes list butter prices per tub and creamery grades, eggs unchanged, poultry quotes by live weight and product, wheat No 2 hard at 1.16 1/2, corn prices for No 1 yellow and No 2 white, oats grades, barley range, Timothy seed at 4.00 to 4.75, cloverseed at 16 to 24, rye no sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Toledo Grain Price Update at Market Close
Toledo grain prices show No. 2 yellow corn at 99 cents per bushel with 100 more volume noted. Other varieties remain unchanged as market quotes hold steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Grain quotations drift through Minneapolis markets
Minneapolis grain quotes show mixed prices across commodities. Bran holds at 33.00 dollars per unit with 23.50, while wheat lists No. 1 northern at 114 5-8 to 1-16, No. 1 red durum around 6 1-4 to 98 1-4, and July 1.13 5-8 with Sept 1.16 1-2 and Dec 1.26 3-3. Corn No. 3 yellow quotes 88 1-2 to 83 1-2c. Oats No. 3 white 40 7-3 to 41 7-8c. Flax No. 1 at 2.47 1-2 to 2.52 1-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
LFOUR
Northern
Fund For Artificial Legs Opens To All Genders
BEDHAM Massachusetts Probate Court granted Massachusetts General Hospital permission to use a sixty five thousand six hundred dollar Bowditch trust for general medical purposes. The 1860 bequest by Nathaniel Ingersoll Bowditch originally prioritized female amputees for wooden legs, but now funds may support broader medical use due to advances in treatment reducing leg amputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedham
Mass
Nathaniel Ingersoll Bowditch
Brookline
Massachusetts General Hospital
Durkee and Dunlap families visit. road work advances
Donald and Lila Fay Durkee of La Grange spend the week with grandmother Mrs. Julia Durkee. J E Dunlap and Harry Dunlap families from La Grange visit relatives. Piano recital attended at Mrs A E Giles in La Porte. Lawsons Corners to Butternut Ridge road work progresses toward first stone course. Many local families guests at various homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Lila Fay Durkee
la Grange
Julia Durkee
Clara Durkee
J. E. Dunlap
Harry Dunlap
Akron
Margaret
Charles Beckwith
Lois
Phylilis
Elyria
Ray Dunlap
Chestnut Ridge
Lawson's Corners
Butternut Ridge
Rey Ward
Clayton
James Bardoner
Leotain
G. J. Bell
Ruth
Grace Tiele
Lakewood
Burton Ross
M. E Strong
Flfe Beardsley
Fields
R. L. Barth
Ohio State University
Elson Dunlap
Hudson
Dunlap
Car Crash Injuries Barely Reported In Biddeford
In Biddeford Maine Albert Cordit watched a wrecked car by the roadside then lost control and crashed into a second vehicle. No one was seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Albert Cordit
Doctor fined for contempt of court in property return case
Dr. Bernard McDonald was fined 25 dollars and costs and sentenced to five days in jail for contempt of court by Judge W. B. Thompson. The jail term was suspended if he returns property taken from the couple’s home. The couple’s marital troubles were again discussed as the contempt hearing continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard McDonald
W. B. Thompson
McDonald
Bicycles Figure In Two Accidents Friday Night
Police reported two bicycle related crashes on Friday. Herbert Thornton, 25, of 718 Prospect, was severely injured and hospitalized with head lacerations and limb abrasions after riding east on Woodford avenue and turning in front of Ignatz Myust at 6 pm. Myust then hit a parked truck. the other driver William Ball escaped damage. A second crash at 2 am involved salesman Couch at 226 Sixth street who swerved to avoid a rider, struck a cement pillar near Elyria Lumber, rolled the sedan, and suffered chest pain as the car sustained heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Thornton
Prospect
Thornton
Woodford Avenue
West River Street
Ignatz Myust
Fairmount Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Herbert Disbrow
Jack Hickason
East River Street
Myust
William Ball
Counch
Sixth Street
Elyria Lumber Company
Chestnut Street
Couch
Red Cross Aids In Preparedness Against Floods
Washington report on Red Cross disaster preparedness during Mississippi Valley flood threats. Health units organized with local authorities, vacant higher ground buildings listed for refugees, and stock care plans arranged with state authorities. Plans draw on two year old flood experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Mississippi Valley
American Red Cross
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Red Cross
Texas Insects Aid Australia Resolve Prickly Pear Blight
In Texas a long-running insect industry aids Australia by reclaiming prickly pear invaded lands. Insects raised at a station under Australian oversight are observed, those feeding only on prickly pear are shipped in ventilated cases with food to semi arid Australian regions. A recent shipment comprised 35 cases valued at 33 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awalde City
Texas
Australia
Austria
Brothers on opposite trains, ten years apart
In London, Harry and William Dean, brothers, pass each other daily on the Holyhead to London line. Harry work s in the first class dining car between Holyhead and Euston, while William runs the same service in the opposite direction. They have not met face to face in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aiji
Harry
William Dean
Harry Dean
Holyhead
Euston
Norwalk Man Arrested Here in Fifth Street Alley
William Hamilton, 35, of Nor walk, was arrested last night in the Fifth street alley near Middle avenue by sheriff's deputies and turned over to Norwalk police. Hamilton had been arrested with another man on a liquor charge but escaped while being taken to the Toledo workhouse. The other man, who was sent to Toledo, had since escaped from the workhouse and was in Elyria last night. Norwalk officers said they recognized him on the street, but he disappeared before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hamilton
Norwalk
Fifth Street
Middle Avenue
Sheriff's
Hamilton
Toledo
Elyria
Ruth Marie Conviction Sparks Nationwide Campaign
Ruth Marie, a former school teacher, lived through nationwide attention as social agencies and newspapers joined a defense. Livermore testified she sat in a distant car during a robbery at the John Mitchell home. State claims she helped carry loot. Jury verdict: guilty after 24 hours deliberation. Ruth sobbed. Ben Sacharow, her attorney, undecided on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Livermore
Ruth Marie
John Mitchell
Ruth
Ben Sacharow
Local notices from South Ridge June meeting churns through family news
Mrs. William Kuss attended Allen's Club in LoRain Thursday evening. News of the death of Augusta Draegert reached her siblings Conrad and Elizabeth Ernst. funeral services are held this afternoon at her Cleveland home. Numerous visitors and travels, including trips to Erie, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Port Dover, Detroit, and Lansing, mark a quiet community week with family updates and local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
William Kuss
Allen's Club
Lorain
Conrad Ernst
Augusta Draegert
Cleveland
Walds Thompson
Gon Kenneth
Steubenville
Milton Eppley
E. Gottsling
Lydia Miller
Kathryn
Lydia
Murray Ridge School
Frank Laraway
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Amherst
Bernice Scheuler
Ida
Elsie Delefield
Edward Stang
Frank
Minnie Stark
H. Gannett
Harvey Grobe
Alice
Walter Grobe
Anonetta Otto
Wahlene
Elyria
Nelson Bechtel
Erie
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Port Dover
Canada
Detroit
Lansing
Michigan
Auto
Edward Dute
Lydia Dute
Jack Heathcote
South Amherst
Donald Miller
Chicago
Nancy Miller
Marcia Webber
Embezzlement Indictments Against Devere Electric Chief
Cincinnati June 29 the county grand jury returned four indictments charging Garfield Winkler former president of the Devere Electric Company with embezzling nineteen thousand one hundred fifty nine dollars of the firm’s funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Garfield Winkler
Devere Electric Company
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George Vossler
Stanley Trunice
Rosenberry Bros
Chillicothe. O
Clarence W. Sigler
Rachmond Lake
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
ODD Fellows
Falks
RED Gross Group
Ane
State Farm Bureau Camp
Cleveland Produce
Mourt Street
Insects Aid
Ford
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnatii
F. A. Smith & Bros
Carl Lehman
Carter
ACME
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
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