Bank Hold Up Near Mt. Gilead Nets $250 Tin
A penny ante gang robbed the Peoples Savings Bank at Mt. Gilead, taking about $250 in change while bypassing thousands in currency, bonds, and negotiable securities. Three bandits masked with paint fled toward Columbus in an automobile. Charles Dickson saved $1,000 in government bonds by slipping them under his arm. Nearby, an egg laid by Mrs. John Kippola contained a complete chick inside.
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MT. Gilead
Bank Bbors
Cenal Ohio
Sople'a Savings Bank
Bank Pployes
Dloven
J. W. Sok
Charles Dickson
Tys
Columbus
Ssville
Mra
John Kippola
Fairport
Here
Mix Kippola
Spencer City Mission Services at Spencer Methodist Church
A large audience heard Cleveland City Mission workers present the pre–Waster services at Spencer Methodist Church led by Mr. Barker. Miss Agnes Strong presided as Evangelistic committee chair. Mission films were shown and Rev. I J Quade attended Milwaukee funeral services before returning Tuesday. The sixth Methodist Men's Brotherhood meeting on March 21 featured Miss Bertha Martin speaking on The More Abundant Life with church school orchestra music and violin solos by Fred Miller.
State Official Routs Thugs In Columbus
State Director of Commerce Theodore Tangeman fended off two armed bandits on a Columbus street, striking one in the jaw and sending the other fleeing after a revolver butt connected. Tangeman continued home, later hosting a luncheon for attendees. Easter sunrise services to be held at six thirty, breakfast for five cents, with children's Easter program set for April 1 at 7 30 p.m. A Toledo lecture notes Germany's cultural losses under Hitler and the Nazi regime as described by Emma Goldman.
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Columbus
Theodore WH
Tangeman
Langeman
Methodist Epworth League
Spencer Methodist Church
Santa Browand
Data exchange plan at Ohio State University doomed
In Columbus on March 30 the student senate rejected a $500 loan for a social exchange organization to facilitate student engagements at a small fee. Advocates argued the plan would help foster friendships, but the proposal failed amid university budget concerns. Also reported were dividend payments starting today for Security Savings Company creditors in Fairfield County, with about $47,000 to be paid as liquidation proceeds began in 1931.
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Columbus
Ohlo State University
Lancaster
Security Savings Company
Fairfield County
J. A. Devine
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Harlee Branch
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I. J. Quade
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Toledo
Adolph Hitler
Emma Goldman
NUT House Market House
Hughes Pro. Co
Jack Jacoby
Sunkist
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Tee
Sam Shindle
Markethouse
Moswell Hostead
Philadelphia
York State
Syco
Sar-A-Lee
Oleo
Ife
Tye
Hughes Provision Co
Hughes
Revere
Hughes Brand
HAM
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