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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1933

Page

4

Senate approves two McChessney bills in unanimous vote

In Columbus on March 31 the Ohio Senate adopted two bills by Rep. W R McChesney Cedarville. One bill allows the Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society to appropriate historical sites for educational purposes the other authorizes transfer of canal lands from the Department of Public Welfare to the society. Both measures become law 90 days after gubernatorial signing.

Columbus W. R. McChesmney Cedarville Ohio Senate House Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society Department of Public Welfare Ohio Historical and Archaeological Society

Bank Robbery Suspect Shot in Hotel Room in Findlay

Robert W. Liots a 32 year old former bank teller tied to a $1100 robbery at Gallipot’s National Bank was fatally shot in a Findlay hotel room as police questioned him about the crime. A revolver did not exist in the bureau, and $4500 in cash and a bag were found. A woman linked to the case was detained while neighbors reported a funeral and a school term plan. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs Pitts and the Koppes family moved to a Guthrie farm and the Fulisi family relocated to a newly purchased farm in West Russia.

Findlay Robert W. Liots Bell National Bank of Gallipot Leo M. Larkins Findlay Police Sergt. Homar Joinson Johnsons Lyers Ted Thes Rterida Koppcs Guthrie Camden Fulisi James Fulisi West Russia

Pittsfield Moving Change of Address

Pittsfield residents Mr and Mrs Ed Ferren move from the Green at to a place near Sullivan. Grace and Mrs Tinrd Betts are mentioned in connection with the relocation and care for a home.

Pittsfield Marcy Ed Ferren Mayinz Green Pace Sullivan Tinrd Betts Grace

Wellington lodge supper honors local and Camden members

Walter Green Charles Watt and LeRoy Lounsbrough of this locality and Lere l Neal of Camden attended the F O E Wellington supper and lodge meeting. A pleasant evening was enjoyed at the Wellington lodge rooms.

Walter Green Charles Watt LeRoy Lounsbrough Lere'l Neal Camden Wellington

Local social gathering yields prizes and travel notes

Mrs Walter Green attended a Fields dinner and card party on Tuesday and won first prize in an afternoon progressive Bedro game. Blanche, guest of her aunt and Tam, with Mr and Mrs Glenn Stranaba’ in Coolum- Bia township, returned with her mother on Tuesday evening.

Walter Green

Honor Roll Names on Ta District List

Fragmented OCR lists students named Elizabeth Jordan Fitzabeth S. Okka John Betson Keith Pres Alber Vero Thyap among district honor roll entries.

Elizabeth Jorda Fitzabeth S.o3ka John Betson Keith Pres Ton Alber Vero

Afternoon visitors at home of Mrs Weepeney and son Earl

Mrs William Weepeney and her son Earl of Camden were Tuesday afternoon guests of the sister Mrs Jordan, at her home.

Willam

Health plays planned by township schools in April

Schools in the township organize health plays under county health nurse Miss Charity Sherrod to be staged during April. The initiative aims to educate students and the community on local health issues.

Miss Charity Sherrod

Birthday Gathering For Mrs Peard At Arherst

A gathering of relatives and friends gathered Wednesday evening to celebrate Mrs Metta Peard. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gat McRoberts, Mr and Mrs Andy Edmonds, Mr and Mrs Frick Kaiser Jr, and Mrs Ted Harper with others. Progress report notes Mrs Harper and McRoberts won first prize while Mrs Peard remained the honored guest.

Metta Peard Gat Mc Roberts Andy Edmonds Frick Kiaser Russia Ted Harper Arherst Frarkath Eleanor and Mert Arthur McRobers Gisnu Norton

Man Admits Strangling Girl in Brooklyn

In Jersey City authorities report a man confessed to police that he strangled a girl in Brooklyn on Tuesday. He is held awaiting chemical analysis of evidence as investigators link the case to the death of 5 year old Barbara Wiles.

Jersey City Brooklyn Barbara Wiles

Peard and Kreuger Share Consolation at Luncheon

A luncheon followed the consolation of Peard and Frank Kreuger. Mrs. Peard received an appel food birthday cake centered with a large candle.

Peard Frank Kreuger

Jersey City Man Claims Identity in Barbara Murder Case

A man identified as Prezioso Sabino, 34, of Jersey City, admitted involvement and matched a description of a suspect seen near Barbara's home the morning of the murder, though police doubted his guilt. Officers noted his clothing for possible blood stains as part of the inquiry.

Brooklyn Prezioso Sabino Jersey City Barbara

Boys to Hike by Elyria Y M C A Boys Club

Boys from Hamilton Franklin and McKinley schools join a hike organized by the Y M C A boys division tomorrow. The event runs from 10 11 a m to 2 p m with participants carrying lunches.

Elyria Hamilton Franklin McKinley

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