Slayings Struck Easter Morning In Beekman Hills
Detectives hunted a Beekman Hills slayer after a professional model Veronica Gedeon 20 and her mother Mary 54 were found strangled in their Manhattan apartment. A waiter Frank Byrnes 35, stabbed multiple times, lay in an adjoining room. Police suggest the killer waited and struck as victims moved between rooms. A preliminary exam indicated Mrs Gedeon may have been assaulted, daughter not. The grisly discovery followed Easter dinner plans amid an estranged husband and sister arriving at the scene.
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New York
Beekman Hills
Manhattan
Veronica Gedeon
Mary Gedeon
Frank Byrnes
Byrnes
Gideon
Joseph Gedeon
Gedeon
Ethel Kudner
Joseph Kudner
Mult crime discovery in North Adams apartment case
Detectives found three bodies after a fatal attack in an apartment. A Pekinese barked when officers arrived, the dog later sent to animal protection. Victims include Miss Gedeon and model Stephen Butler, with Fowler questioned and released. Police traced clues to Gedceon unit and relatives in North Adams, Mass.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Gedeon
Ataeas
Byrnes
Miss Gedeon
Stephen Butler
Robert Fowler
Fowler
Gedceon
Rudolph McLauchlin
Thomas Tunney
Gene Tunney
North Adams
Mass
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Warner at daughter home
Mrs Elizabeth Warner died after a year illness at her daughter Mrs E A Wells 136 Erie street. Services Wednesday March 31 at 2 30 p m at Second Congregational Church conducted by Dr A E Kemp. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery under Loree A Wells of Cleveland grandson of the deceased.
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Elizabeth Warner
E. A. Wells
Erie Street
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Loree A. Wells
Cleveland
Mrs Margaret Andrews of Elyria dies at 74
Mrs Margaret Andrews longtime Elyria resident died Sunday at 2 15 PM at her home 263 Columbus street She was born April 18 1864 in Barton Ohio married August 1880 her husband died April 28 1907 Surviving sons Henry J John M and Thomas and daughters Mrs P C Kelling Mrs J L O’Hara and others Funeral from St Marys Church Wednesday at 9 AM with Rev Father James T Daley officiating
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Margaret Andrews
Elyria
Columbus Street
Barton
Ohio
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Henry J. Andrews
John M. Andrews
P. C. Kelling
Thomas Andrews
Amherst
William J. Andrews
Canton
J. L. O’hara
New London
Sarah Rhoads
Tom Butler
Topeka
Kansas
William
Isaac
Belle Hughes
Harrisville
St. Mary’s Church
James T. Daley
Mrs. Vina Bartow Dies. Milan native dies at 12:48 Saturday
Mrs. Vina Bartow wife of George Bartow of Milan and sister of Ira Arnold of Elyria died Saturday at 12 48 pm Funeral services will be held in Milan at Rawle Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 pm She is survived by her husband her brother Alton Arnold of Ravenna and sister Mrs Edith Canfield of Cleveland
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Vina Bartow
George Bartow
Milan
Ira Arnold
Ninth Street
Elyria
Rawle Funeral Home
Arnold
Bartow
Alton Arnold
Ravenna
Ohio
Edith Canfield
Cleveland
Mrs Bessie Ott Dies After Five Week Illness
Mrs Bessie Elizabeth Ott aged 67 of 124 Woodford Avenue died Sunday morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a five week illness. Born August 19 1882 in Pennsylvania she had lived in Elyria thirty years. She is survived by husband Severin Ott. Funeral services Tuesday at 1:30 PM from Sandra Curtis Funeral Home with burial in Brookdale Cemetery.
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Bessie Elizabeth Ott
Woodford Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ott
Pennsylvania
Elyria
Severin Ott
Sandra- Curtis
Brookdale Cemetery
Death Notice for Mrs Hannah Buell of Penfield
Mrs Hannah Buell died March 28 at 2 00 am at her son’s home on Van Vermont Street Pemhield aged 1 year six months eight days. She leaves son Carl three grandchildren Merie Buell Leona Wayne and Marilyn great grandchild Christie Dague sister Christy Dague Lodi brother Charles Archer Wooster. Funeral March 20 2 00 pm at Penfield M E Church officiated by Rev Charles Darkey burial in Penfield Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Buell
van Vermont
Pemhield
Carl
Merie Buell
Flyrna
Leona
Wayne
Marilyn
Christy Dague
Lodi
Charles Archer
Wooster
Penfield M. FE
Charles Darkey
Penfield Cemetery
Laura Anderson 71 Dies in Cincinnati
Mrs. Laura Anderson, 71, formerly of Elyria, died in Cincinnati. Funeral arrangements are pending as authorities note her longtime residence and recent illness. She is survived by relatives in Ohio.
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Laura Anderson
Elyria
Cin
Vegetable Growers Institute Planned in Lorain County
Plans for a proposed vegetable growers institute will be activated at a Friday night meeting of the vegetable growers committee elected in February. The session will be at the county extension service office in the Elyria Savings and Trust Building. Committee members include N. J. Hoskin president of the Ohio Vegetable Growers Association E J Nussdorfer L H Keller Peter Nissen Walter McAlister Joseph Gerhart and Ralph Miller.
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Lorain County
Funeral Services Set for Cincinnati Residence Resident
Cincinnati Sunday notes funeral services will be held at 2 00 p m Wednesday for a deceased resident. She leaves six children including Mrs A Bursiey of Elyria and Mrs Beatrice Peabody with grandchildren and a sister and brother in Ohio. Mrs Anderson moved from Elyria to Cincinnati two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinnati
Ween AM Seteere Seaboods Sil Salle
Michigan
A. Bursiey
Elyria
Beatrice Peabody
Helen Kenyon
Wakeman
Harry Anderson
Gladys Foisy
Cincinnati
Milton
Detroit
Lizzie Solem
Arthur Ames
Cleveland
Anderson
Obituary: Mrs Anna Papworth Dies in Oberlin at 75
Mrs Anna Papworth, 75, widow of Fred Papworth, died Saturday at 11 p m at her son Everett Papworths home 18 Union Street Oberlin Born November 10 1861 in Hull England she came to the United States as a child and lived in Oberlin since 1900 Survived by six sons Ernest Elyria Ben Lakewood Everett William George Oberlin Earl Urichsville and daughter Mrs Walter Standen Elyria Also a brother William H Flaxer Redondo Beach California Funeral service Tuesday at 2 p m Sedgeman Funeral Parlors Rev Lee Whiteman Jr in charge Interment in Westwood Cemetery.
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Oberlin
Anna Papworth
Fred Papworth
Everett
Papworth
Union Street
Hull
England
Henrietta Township
Ernest
Elyria
Ben
Lakewood
William and
George
Earl
Urichsville
Walter Standen
William H. Flaxer
Redondo Beach
California
Sedgeman Funeral
Lee Whiteman, Jr
Westwood
Senior Four-H Club To Meet Wednesday
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club members will gather Wednesday night at Eaton School. The program includes an executive committee report on membership and future plans, a talk by C. H. Swan of Grafton State Farm, a recreation period by Oberlin College students, and a radio style etiquette skit.
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Lorain County
Jury Wheel Draws 110 Names for April Court Term
Common Pleas Court Jury Commissioners Hart Dickason of Elyria and Viola Peters of Lorain drew 110 names from the jury wheel for the April term beginning April 5. The first 15 will be called for grand jury service. the rest for petit jury as needed. Names will not be announced until called.
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Common Pleas Court
Hart Dickason
Elyria
Viola Peters
Lorain
Real Estate Board To Meet Wednesday
Members of the Elyria Lorain County Real Estate Board will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Offices of Kolinski and Standen in the Elyria Savings and Trust Building. The announcement urged all members to attend as several important matters of business will be considered.
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Elyria Lorain County Real Estate Board
Kolinski and
Standen
Elyria Savings and Trust
Floriculture Specialist to Speak at Oberlin Garden Event
Ries from Ohio State University will be the speaker at a joint Oberlin Garden Club and Oberlin Women’s Club Garden Division meeting at Oberlin Inn tomorrow evening, announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hi. Ries
Ohio State University
Oberlin Garden Club
Oberlin Women’s Club
Overlin Inn
Question for Riven at Second FE Church Tonight
A question event for Riven is set for 7:30 p.m. at the Second FE Church. Contestants will participate and a prize will be awarded.
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Riven
Plant Munches Bugs Sundew Discovered in Texas
Kingsville Texas Dr J C Cross head of the biology department at Texas College of Arts and Industries identifies a dut eating plant as the drosera or sundew. The tiny plant seldom reaches two inches in leaf spread and two to three inches tall. Its leaves bear viscid hairs that trap small insects until devoured.
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Kingsville
Tex
J.C. Cross
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Breakfast leftovers spark morning arguments among men
Some men have more than the food from breakfast to eat as leftovers and often carry morning disagreements into the day. The snippet hints at tensions over meals and related disputes among a group of men.
Massillon Man Pleads Guilty in Non support Indictment
John Pachuta of Massillon admitted guilt to an indictment charging non support. He surrendered at the county jail after driving from Massillon and faced arraignment before Judge D. A. Cook. He was placed on probation and ordered to pay his wife $18 monthly for his eight year old son.
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John Pachuta
Massillon
Seal Wayon
Pachuta
Wayne C. Black
Justice Court
Black
Sheriff's Office
Howard R. Butler
Sheriff's Department
Elyria
D. A. Cook
Three Persons Are Fined By Petro Justice
Justice Joseph Petro fined three people for city ordinance violations. Charles Delinski of Lorain paid 50 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated on Broad street Saturday night. Frank Adams of Grafton was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication after being found asleep in his car on East avenue. Kenneth Barber of East avenue paid 10 dollars and costs for intoxication after being found asleep in his vehicle on Broad street. Merle Eddington's plea of not guilty to drunk driving was entered and trial set for Saturday at 9:30 a m.
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Joseph Petro
Don A. Baird
Charles Delinski
Lorain
Broad Street
Delinski
James Boggs
Frank Adams
Grafton
East Avenue
Kenneth Barber
Barber
Merle Eddington
Cleveland Street
Eddington
Remodeling At Elyria High Offices Near Completion
Remodeled Elyria High School offices will be in use tomorrow when the school resumes after spring vacation though remodeling may not be fully complete. Workmen are rushing progress to have offices ready, with painting and other jobs to finish later. The project began last Wednesday afternoon as the schools closed for vacation.
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Elyria High School
Car Collision Lacerates Mrs MacFadyen in Cleveland Ave
Mrs A T MacFadyen of 11 Devon Court suffered a laceration to her left leg when the car she rode in with her husband collided with a truck driven by Walter Calhooly of R D 3 at the intersection of Cleveland Avenue and Olive Street Saturday around 6 p m.
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A. T. MacFadyen
Devon Court
Walter Calhooly
Cleveland Avenue
Olive Street
Four paths for employer recourse in sit down protests
The association lists four options for employers: ejectment with minimal force, criminal actions for trespass and related harms, civil actions for damages, and injunctions to curb illegal conduct. Roosevelt aides report no federal intervention unless laws are broken. Green warns sit downs could trigger compulsory arbitration and heavy regulation, harming labor freedom.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Green
He Eases Burden by Adding Patience on the Road
A pithy saying notes that bearing travel stress is lighter when patience accompanies effort. It frames patience as a practical aid for travelers and daily commutes.
School Officials Ready For Game In Lorain County
Northern Lorain County school officials and coaches prepared for a north south basketball carnival at Grafton School with northern teams having held two practice sessions and southern teams one more session tonight. Two games feature four teams, with superintendents and principals in one game and coaches in the other, pitting northern against southern teams.
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Lorain County
Grafton School
Prinemale
Miay
Lorain County Bar Association Meeting April 8
The Lorain County Bar Association schedules an evening meeting for April 8 at Elyria Country Club. Samuel Deutsch, committee chair, announced the gathering to discuss general bar practices and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Bar Association
Elyria Country Club
Samuel Deutsch
Court fines taxi fare dodger and court actions in Lorain county
Herbert Geasgans, 45, fined $1 plus $7.08 costs for refusing to pay a taxi fare after a trip to his home west of Elyria. He previously owed $10 with costs, nine dollars suspended. Other items: a Lake Road vacation hearing postponed to April 12 due to Beaver Park land issues. Edith Miller, 41, missing since Friday. Lorain relief staff changes with Miss Mar vel Moehl hired and Miss Anna Brickman salary increased. Pilgrim Community Church authorized to borrow $500. Ernest Hay sues for divorce. Walter Root fined $5 for intoxication.
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Herbert Geasgans
Elyria
J. Preston Coon
Teasgang
Coon
Lake Road
Benver Park
Beaver Park Land Company
Hahn
Marvel Moehl
Earlcourt
Lorain County
Police Department Receives Oak File Cabinet Gift
Patrolman M. E. Olmstead, former carpenter, donated a solid oak file cabinet about a yard square and 27 inches high to the Police Department for filing automobile identification cards. The eight-drawer cabinet, finished in natural varnish, was crafted by Sergt. Curtis Hamlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Olmstead
Sergt. Curtis Hamlin
Beautiful Easter Decor Lights Up Methodist Church
The First Methodist church presents an exceptionally artistic Easter setting with chancel arrangements of Buster Mies White Cross White Candle and green palms and ferns. The morning sermon on Immortality along with Bach violin solo Aira performed by Henri Gilbert and the choir’s singing drew a large crowd. Mrs. Peter Kolinski is credited for the church decorations and lilies scent filled the space. Today the lies are being distributed to the sick and shut ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Mies
Aira
Bach
Henri Gilbert
Peter Kolinski
Gasoline Tank Sparks Fuming Blast Fears
A workman at DeBras Body Shop on Cedar Street and a car owner were frightened when gasoline fumes in a removed tank ignited from a soldering iron. The tank from W C Hulbert’s car was drained but fumes remained strong. Fire units arrived and confined the fire to the tank with no explosion.
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DeBras
Cedar Street
W. C. Hulbert
Central Fire Station
Sanatorium Board Reappoints Dr Stack For Three Years
Dr L A Stack of Lorain was reappointed a trustee of Pleasant View Sanatorium by the county commissioners for three years ending April 1 1540. Joining him on the board are Prof Lynds Jones of Oberlin and A J Robinson of Elyria. Stack was first appointed April 2 1934.
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L. A. Stack
Lorain
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Board of County Commissioners
Lynds Jones
Oberlin
A. J. Robinson
Elyria
Stack
Aunt Of Elyria Women Dies At Sandusky
Mrs Theodore Lauber wife of Sandusky postmaster and aunt of Mrs Carl Hobert and Mrs Catherine Mueller died yesterday in Sandusky after a stroke. Funeral services set for 9 a m Wednesday at St Peter and St Paul Church in Sandusky.
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Theodore Lauber
Sandusky
Carl Hobert
Stanford Avenue
Catherine Mueller
West River Street
St. Peter and St. Paul Church
Legislative patchwork across states in 19th century concerns
The piece surveys varied proposals from multiple states and Congress, including labeling dogs as potential biters, banning bottle tossing from airplanes, and restricting beverage bottles at sports events. It notes efforts on social customs, advertising limits, and odd bills like sterilization proposals for birth-control advocates and barring minors from certain motion pictures.
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Minnesota
Connecticut
Illinois
Congress
Hamilton Fish
Tennessee
Lyon
South Carolina
North Carolina
California
Ohio
Nebraska
Towa
Markets Cleveland livestock dull with mixed cattle bids
Receipts: cattle 900, calves 700, sheep and lambs 1800, hogs 2000. Cattle steady to mixed with medium to good steers and butcher grades. calves active with $8.00 to $11.00 ranges. sheep and lambs 25 cents higher with choice lambs $12 to $16. hogs steady with varied weights from $9.00 to $10.50 and some smaller hogs around $3.50 to $7.75 depending on weight.
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Cleveland
Barber shops to close Wednesday afternoons year round
Announcement states barbers join the movement to close on Wednesday afternoons throughout the year. It is expected all shops will adopt the proposition after today's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers
Rush In Effort To Get Auto Plates
Elyria offices buzzed as motorists rushed to obtain 1967 license plates due by Thursday. Extra staff handled a peak sales day, with many owners yet to buy tags before the final deadline. Plates sold by W. O. Jenne, Thomas Francis, and the Elyria Automobile Club are distributed at Adams and Foster streets and 70 Broad Street.
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Elyria
W. O. Jenne
Adams
Foster
Thomas Francis
Broad Street
Elyria Automobile Club
Wey Zid Middle Avenue
Congressional cost concerns prompt requests for greenery
Collins of Mississippi questions why greenhouses cannot supply decorative plants for congressional offices and Rose bushes for garden clubs. The government spent 870000 to produce the 1936 Congressional Record and may spend more this year. Public Printer A E Geigenbach notes alterations after typing cost 222324.53 in 1936, a point Dockweller calls a large expense.
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Dockweller
States Place New Rules On Police, Licenses, and Pledges
West Virginia plans to supply each state policeman with a pick shovel sledge broom and two red lights for accident scenes. Idaho exempts blind persons from fishing license requirements. Texas bars barter or sale of children under 15. Wisconsin studies assembly chamber ventilation. Alabama to imprison political candidates who violate written campaign pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Idaho
Texas
Wisconsin
Assembly
Alabama
Market unsettled commodities and live poultry report
Butter and eggs markets show instability with extra grade prices noted. Live poultry remains weak with hens heavy and leghorns varying. ducks and capons priced per 100 pounds and per unit. Potatoes across regions reported in various bag and carton sizes with Florida Hastings and other regional listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maine
Texas
Florida
Grain and dairy price listings from Toledo market
Toledo prices show No 2 red wheat at $1.4941.49 and No 2 yellow corn at $1.2141.29 with oats and rye listed similarly. Butter an extra one pound print at 41 cents, eggs extras at 22 22 cents, reflecting commodity quotes and dairy notes.
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Toledo
St.ia
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Link Sausage
Mrs
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Murbach
Vegetable Growers Institute Planned
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Petro
County Bar
Edith Miller
Thurston Miller
South Mill Street
Wellington
Miller
Sheriff’s Department
Common Pleas
Guy RB. Findley
Pilgrim Community Church
Congregation Society
Ernest Hay
Cecelia Hay
Walter Root
Police
F. A. Humphrey
Methodist Church
Board of Sanatorium
Crystal
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
H. H. Benham
2Nd Street
Cleveland Produce
Sederis Restaurant
Ridgeville
Fifth House
New York Central
R. R
Shawville
Station Road
Planet Junior
W. J. Balley
C. H. Sooy
Lee Klinect
Bankowski
Axtel
Fordson
Clayton H. Soor
Walker and
Lear Roads
Avon Lake
Weicht
Barbara Frey
I. F. Diederich
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