Ohio in Brief: Executions, Murders, Kidnappings, and More
Ohio news in brief reports Governor Cooper commuting two prisoner sentences to expire immediately. Other items include a fatal stone slide near Dillonvale, a Chillicothe escapee returned to reform school, six youths fined for dynamite fish near Batavia, a Toledo death by electrocution, a Defiance bank official shot, an odd-job man found dead from a self-inflicted wound, bar committee appointments in Columbus, a kidnapping case in Huntington to Lawrence County, a double murder link to Akron gang activity, a Toledo man facing concealed weapons charges, and Cleveland figures facing legal actions and political leadership changes.
Wellington Minstrel Event Draws Local Talent
March 25 report from Wellington notes State Rep P H Rogers of Grafton at Elyria Kiwanis urging immediate local work on summer projects to ease unemployment. Ohio Farmer editor N E Shafield led Kiwanis tour of Ohio with stereographic views. Local boy Alfred Frank, in Chicago, earns front-row seat in National High School Orchestra. Women's bowling team defeats Miers Pass Office team. Dayton area burglary spree tops town news.
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Ohio Farmer
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Chicago
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Miers
Dayton
Erence
Hoover dedication marks mountain schoolhouse event
Presdent and Mrs. Hoover with sons Herbert and Alan prepare for a trip to Ranidar Ye to dedicate the Elite mountain schoolhouse built for mountain youth. Photos show the President and his son Ace Herbert. Also noted are local updates on repairs after a recent ice storm and various social notices from Maumee to Elyria.
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Herbert Hoover
Herbert, Jr
Alan
Ranidar
Hoover
Ace Herbert
Reat
Moss Choistne
Dismissed Officer Faces Burglary Charges and Scores Listed
Ward S. Taores was dismissed from the police department and charged with burglary and larceny. He was arraigned in a piece court radar district. the closest score reached was Chuen Wes with 2 score of 1353. Blackboard scores include Mrs. Holland 365 and Mrs. Wadcsworth 387 among others. Post Office team members Robert Burnham 299 C West 437 H Gill 366 Harvey Myers 228 and more. Willard painting donated to Herrick Memorial Library shows children alarming a hornets nest. Jesse Cand Miser opens a second store in Norwalk Glass Block. Ralph Seitz will run the new store.
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Peice Court
Wes
Robert Holland
William Wadcsworth
H Ramser
R. W. Falls
Geere Fitzpatrick
Ror Burge
Robert Burnham
C. West
H. Gill
Harvey Myers
C. L. Whiton
William Wadsworth
Jesse C'and
Miser
Sty
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Former business man dies in Michigan
Word has been received of the death of W. F Buchran, a Wellington businessman, at Grand Rapids on Wednesday morning. The brief notice notes the passing of a long time local figure and records the event for the community.
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Michigan
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Welligton
Grand Rapids
Wick
Lorain hosts district oral contest schedule in April
The preliminary scholastic oratorical contest occurs Wednesday April 3 in Lorain with finals on April 11 at Amberet and the state contest on April 18 at Kent Miss Pope, the English teacher, oversees the work and our school will provide representatives for the competition.
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Redgeville
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Qur School
School Fair and Program Highlights At Eaton High
Reports from Eaton High detail a school fair on April 25 at 8 p m with room displays projects and prizes. A county PTA meeting April 5 features sessions in the school auditorium and church basement including a chicken supper. Glee clubs rehearsing an operetta Yankt San for the fair, and various local educators gather for program segments with dignitaries and performances.
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Addison Crowell
Ana Perry Dawley
Cleveland
Frank Springer
County Ferent Teachers Association
Sia
Ladies Aid Society
O'stente Brush
Focal 2 T
Joe Mitten
County P. T .A
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Isles TA
Eaton High School
Youur
Vidlin Olo
Regina Kubuske
Hamilton Shaffer
Tay
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EO Stopher
Dinter Po
Thureh
F. R R. Powers
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Deer halts streetcar near St Louis limits
Wild deer halted a streetcar near the city limits of St Louis as the motorman steered to avoid a collision. The animal bolted onto the tracks, then disappeared after shooing it away, with minor damage reported to the car and no injuries.
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ST Louis
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Butcher from Dyakovica Marries Old Bride on Anniversary
A Dyakovica butcher known as Vibagze married a thirty year old bride on the two hundred second anniversary of his first wedding. The Austrian government plans a plant survey and visa introduction to tobacco culture in the country.
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Abrijum Goxar Uy
Vibagze
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