Oklahoma City Man Confesses to Wife’s Strangling
Roger W. Cunningham, a prominent Oklahoma City figure, confessed to strangling his wife on March 6. He directed deputies to a sewage ditch where her body was buried. The case reveals a troubled background including prior hospitalizations for insanity and a well-connected family status.
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Oklahoma City
Roger W. Cunningham
Cunningham
Lewis Morris
Morris
Norman
Oklo
Union Station
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Wrs
Columbia Baptist Church to screen King of Kings film
The Columbia Baptist Church will present a feature length sound film about the life of Christ titled The King Of Kings. It will be shown at the Columbia town hall on Wednesday evening March 29 at 8 15 PM under church auspices. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Christ
Columbia Town Hall
Columbia Baptist Church
Cold Weather Freezes Horns At City Sing
Nearly 2,000 people gathered around the bandstand on West Haven Connecticut’s central green for a community sing. The bandsmen arrived and prepared, but the leader’s baton fell and no sound came as near zero temperatures froze the brass valves. Musicians and crowd went home.
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West Haven
Conn
One In Six Co Eds at Penn State Work For College
A Penn State survey finds one in six coeds working through college. Of 236 students, they will earn about $29 000 this year. Jobs include waitress maid librarian and also hostesses telephone operators and telegraphers.
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Penn State College
State College
Pennsylvania State College
Amherst Chapel Program Highlights March 25
The Amherst senior high chapel program directed by Mr Deeds featured morning devotions by Richard Griffin. Brownhelm High musicians with Kathryn Fowell performed, and a "Did You Know" radio segment on Lorain County was presented by Gordon, Linn, Morris, Tyler, and Raab with John Love on trumpet. A quiz bee favored the ladies 1000 to 900, followed by Whiskeyville Mountaineers performances. Junior High program led by Lois Shibley included varied musical numbers and stories illustrated in pictures.
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Amherst
Mr Deeds
Richard Griffin
Brownhelm High
Kathryn Fowell
John Love
Warren Leimbach
Donald Baetz
Lorain County
George Gordon
Harry Linn
Herbert Morris
Leroy Tyler
Wiliam Raab
Messrs. Cameron
Engle, Hubbard
Whiskeyville Mountaineers
Jack Essig
Harold Anthony
Clarence Gerber
Ray Bombach
Robert Hoffman
Walter Radasevich
Ione Good
Lois Shibley
Evelyn Thomas
Eve
FOURSQUARE CHURCH NEWS
The men's prayer meeting is at 7 30 tonight in Pythian Hall Rev Buser speaks on Godly Fellowship at 10 30 Sunday service The children’s church also at 10 30 An evangelistic service at 7 30 with Life or Death as the topic The Crusaders meet Monday at 7 30 at the parsonage
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Foursquare Church
Pythian Hall
Buser
Crusaders
St Peters class to present testimony service on Sunday
A class of 18 junior boys and girls from St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed church will hold a testimony service Sunday at 10 30 a m. The following Sunday will bring confirmation and on Easter morning they will receive their first communion.
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St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
March Meetings For Hospital and Legion Auxiliaries
The Hospital Auxiliary holds its March meeting Monday evening at the gas office with a good attendance urged. The Legion Auxiliary meets Tuesday evening for its regular session.
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Hospital Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary
Varied spreads perk up jaded morning appetites
A period advertisement presents a breakfast spread idea using carrot marmalade with lemon juice and molasses, plus molasses griddle cakes and a butter sauce. It lists optional substitutions with apples or nuts and includes a pineapple pectin jelly recipe, all to boost flavor and economy.
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New Orleans
Keep on Top of Trouble And You'll See Sunshine
A short inspirational anecdote about an old decrepit horse Nell that falls into a cistern and uses dirt to rise and escape. The tale highlights making use of whatever comes to hand to overcome hardship. It urges readers to apply brains and instinct to improve their troubles and avoid giving up.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Old Nell
Self Reliance Amid Adversity Narrated in Personal Reflection
A speaker contrasts self pity with resilience and recalls two patients. One eighteen year old girl lost a leg to tuberculosis, refused help, learned nursing, and cared for mothers and babies despite poverty. Her cheerful, practical service supported the poor and earned trust in the community.
Defies Handicap And Becomes A Blessing To All
A narration about Aunt Ella who survived kidney tuberculosis with stones and morphine addiction, later removed the kidney, then stopped opiates. Diabetes appeared at fifty but insulin and diet keep it in check. Aunt Ella supports family during illnesses and embodies resilience alongside examples like Theodore Roosevelt and Helen Keller. The piece urges readers not to feel sorry for themselves and to use their strengths.
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Associated Charities
Aunt Ella
Theodore Roosevelt
Helen Keller
Community Notes From Chatham Social Roundup
Mrs. Jessie Fusselman visited relatives in Cleveland and attended the food show. The Grim family traveled to Columbus to bring Miss Josephine Grim home for spring vacation. Numerous residents visit, host, and call on kin across Cleveland, Akron, Medina, Elyria, and Mansfield, with many dinners and weekend stays noted.
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Irvin Broadsword
Ewing
Lod
Cleveland
Ralph Jenne
Strongsville
Myrtle Clinesmith
Elyria
Earl Clinesmith
Elinor Cleveland
Akron
Laver Cleveland
Chauncey Walkden
Spencer
Lee Walkden
Blaine Kulp
Medina
Lyman Chidsey
Ernest Packard
Lester Packard
Litchfield
Martin-Tish
Frank Ullrich
Erhart
Bernice Offenburg
Frank
Olmsted Falls
Ray Milhoff
John Smith
Avan Road
Harry Griffin
Ina Carey
Richard Jameyson
Anna Freidt
Clyde Basom
al Breyley
John Mosnik
Charles Mosnik
William Clifford
Aaron Browand
Lavern Gunder
Mansfield
Max Drake
Avery Clapp
Baby
Lod: Hospital
Bernice Clinesmith
Martha Lance
Brighton Mother Daughter Banquet at Methodist Church
A mother daughter banquet is set for Wednesday evening March 29 in the Brighton Methodist Church dining room. Mrs. Hamilton of Oberlin will speak and the Ladies Society will serve at 7 30. Also announced, a daughter was born Friday March 17 to Mr and Mrs Thomas Lamphere of Brighton in New London weighing six and a half pounds.
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Brighton
Methodist Church
Thomas Lamphere
New London
Weekend visitors at Clement Greene home noted
Oscar Share of Columbus visited the Clement Greene household along with Mrs. Grant Gifford of Oberlin and Miss Francis Gifford, Mrs. Claude Holmes, William Mosher, and cousins Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Yocum who called on Mrs. Anna Yocum and her son.
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Miles Yocum
Akron
Clement Greene
Cornelius Blackman
Detroit
Mich
Walter Day
Brighton
Henry Shatzer
Dover
Margaret
Mildred Veltrie
Veltrie
T. Morrone
Bay Village
Beverly Davis
Barberton
Bert Ewell
Gordon and
George
Angerbach
Henrietta
Allen Hanes
Arlene
Hanes
Harry Jenkins
Mansfield
Everson
Howard Everson
Barbara
Cleveland
Ray Neff
Nancy Staats
Oscar Share
Columbus
Stacy Gifford
Grant Gifford
Oberim
Francis Gifford
Claude Holmes
William Mosher
Clyde Yocum
Anna Yocum
Columbia Acme Grange Announces Upcoming Programs
Columbia COLUMBIA Acme Grange schedules a program at Strongs ville Grange next Monday night. Officers will attend an officers banquet at Amherst March 29. State Lecturer Mr Caton will speak. No meeting April 4 due to Holy Week. Next meeting April 18. Monthly Grange dance April 1. Last meeting featured P W Heineman travel report Detroit piano Paul Dunford reading Suppose Glenora Knopf and Trish roll call stories.
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Columbia
Acme Grange
Strongsville
Amherst
Caton
Grange
Detroit
P. W. Heineman
Paul Dunford
Glenora Knopf
Trish
Roll Call
Local Residents Take Trips and Illnesses Noted
Rolla Fitch returns from a ten day visit with relatives in Nebraska. Alice Marie Morlock is ill with tonsillitis. A group including Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reisinger and others attended Dr Townsend in Cleveland. P W Heineman Everett Stone and Leon Ives toured Greenfield Michigan and the Ford Plant. Elyria group of 987 members toured the Ford Factory sponsored by Ford Motor Company. Ernest Cooley and Edith Osborne with Merrill Burns returned from a month in Florida.
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Rolla Fitch
Nebraska
Alice Marie Morlock
Ernest Reisinger
C. F. Hales
John Burnett
Perry Reisinger
DeForest Osborne
Serg Wright
Jane
Cleveland
Dr. Townsend
P. W. Heineman
Everett Stone
Leon Ives
Greenfield
Michigan
Henry Ford
Ford Plant
Ford
Elyria
Ford Motor Company
Ernest Cooley
Edith Osborne
Merrill Burns
Florida
Local Family News From Omaha and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Covert, eighty five, returns to Omaha after winter with her son in the city and a Chicago visit. WPA road work will shift from Boone Road to Root Road. Several local families host visits, illnesses, and celebrations including chickenpox cases and Gerald Dengler’s third birthday.
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Barbara Ann Hammon
Herman Dengler
Gerald
A. D. Crocker
Eustis
Florida
Clarence Reising
Elyria
Drabeck
J. J. Squire Farm
Avon Lake News Notes In Avon Lake Community
Bert Henson of Avon was taken to the Bayleys home on Hunter road as he grows ill. Mary Gabel is out of school for illness. The P T A card party moved to April 20 at the school auditorium. Avon Lake School Junior class received rings and pins, the first time in junior year. Mrs Carl Thoma hosted the 500 Club luncheon with prizes noted.
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Avon Lake
Bert Henson
Avon
Tom Bayley
Hunter Road
Henson
Mary Gabel
Avon Lake School
Carl Thoma
500 Club
Surgeons Conference to Convene in Indianapolis
A six state surgical meeting will be held in Indianapolis with sessions for hospital trustees, superintendents, nurses and staff. Visiting surgeons will attend operative and non operative clinics at local hospitals. The program includes clinical assemblies, scientific sessions, medical motion pictures and discussions on hospital administration and practice. Noted speakers include Dr Nuffziger Dr Crile Dr Abell Dr Adair Dr Bancroft and Dr Gardner. States in the conference area are Indiana Illinois Ohio Wisconsin Michigan and Iowa.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wil
Howard Nuffziger
San Francisco
American College of Surgeons
George Crile
Cleveland
Irving Abell
Louisville
Frank E. Adair
New York
Frederic W. Bancroft
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
George H. Gardner
Chicago
Northwestern University Medical School
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Miller Anniversary Gathers Local Kin In Spencer
Grafton on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Miller and daughters attended the 49th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. F Miller of Spencer, the couple’s son and daughter in law. Weekend guests included families from Elyria Lorain Canton Cleveland and Burbank.
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Claire Miller
F. Miller
Spencer
Miller
Mary Nesbett
Harry Fowle
Geo. Martin
Hazel
Elyria
Gomer Kiefer
Donald
Lorain
Dwight Rogers
A. B. Pfeiffer
Clifford Schultz
Mattie Roth
Local social notes list winners and upcoming visit
Won by Mrs Leo Hill, Mrs Robert Doughty and Mrs Arthur Theisen. In one month they will meet with Mrs William Engel. Mr and Mrs Robert Grell and family of Lorain were Wednesday evening guests of her grandmother Mrs Dell Dunning. Miss Ruby Brichford of Willoughby is the guest of Miss Lucy Irmawdy. Mr and Mrs William Engel were Wednesday guests of Mr and Mrs Archie Spade in Lorain.
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Leo Hill
Robert Doughty
Arthur Theisen
William Engel
Robert Grell
Lorain
Dell Dunning
Ruby Brichford
Willoughby
Lucy
Imlawndy
Archie Spade
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Edward Krestansic
Thelma Nicholls
Betty Yonking
Sir Galahad
Gordon Ward
Testimony Service
Judith Wilson
Pennington
Paradise
Dre. Chrisman
Chatham
Acme
O’donnell Paint
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By Denys Wortman
Grange News
Grafton
Office Service
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