Continued hunt for Dillinger and gang in Chicago area
Chicago May 7 lawmen federal investigators and sheriffs renewed the hunt for John Dillinger and his gang with 40 men raiding underworld resorts while 250 officers watched potential contacts. Telephones tapped and sentry shifts kept vigil as Crown Point deputy Ernest Blunk faces arraignment for aiding the escape after Dillinger's jail break in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Dillinger
Hin Gang
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Joseph B. Keenan
Keenan
Samuel Insull
Sherifis
Sergt
Frank Reynolds
Dillinger
Reynolds
Crown Point
Ind
Ernest Blunk
Tragedy at Tuscarawas River Drowns Hero Trying to Save Girl
Frederick Pierce 29 of Barnhill perishes in a futile rescue at Tuscarawas River five miles west of town while attempting to save Catherine Williams 15 a Midvale High School student who stepped into a deep hole. Pierces wife Margaret and Catherine's parents watched as both drown. bodies recovered by police. Pierce and wife had married in Sedalia Missouri two weeks earlier and had driven to New Philadelphia last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pierce
William Williams
Barnhill
Pierce
Sedalia
New Philadelphia
Ming
Tony
Boy Burned By Electricity Is Recovering
Donald Jackson a 12 year old of North Ridge and Pearl roads is recovering from burns to his back and hands after grabbing a 220 volt line Saturday noon. He was rescued from the tree by workers at the Sinclair Refining Company bulk station near the accident site, according to St Joseph Hospital authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Jackson
North Ridge
Pearl Roads
St. Joseph Hospital
Sinclair Refining Company
Elyria Firemen Answer Two Weekend Fires
Elyria firefighters blamed sparks from an incinerator and a discarded cigarette for two weekend fires. One involved rubbish on the river bank behind 439 West Sixth Street, confined to debris with no damage. The other started on the Elyria Belting and Machinery Company lot on Buckeye Street, touching a fence and railroad ties before being contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
West Sixth Street
Elyria Belting and Machinery Company
Bucko
Fenes
Tiree
Fanny Jackson Arrested After Police Call Box Incident
Fanny Jackson of 22 Woeedford Avenue was arrested Saturday on a charge of intoxication after using a police call box. Patrolman Frank Waid at police headquarters assisted her, then she was taken to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Policy
Fanny Jackson
Woeedford Avenue
Fanny
Frank Waid
Four Y Indus Club Members Attend State Conference
Four Elyria Y Indus Club delegates Eugene Hubbard Leonard Fowls Albert Johnson and Charles Boggs represented the organization at the State Young Men's Conference in Columbus. They will report at the YMCA meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. New member initiations and plans for a large club party were also discussed.
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Yindus Club
Columbus
Elyria Yindus Club
Eugene Hubbard
Leonard Fowls
Albert Johnson
Charles Boggs
Senior Stamp Club Meeting Tonight
Local notes show the Yo M C A Senior Stamp Club meeting planned for tonight with Monday and Wednesday gatherings mentioned. Data is garbled but indicates Senior Hi-Y involvement and joint activities with junior groups in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesse Yal
Hs Joenorrow
Man Pleads Not Guilty To Receiving Stolen Property
Sam Reiemac of Cheatnut Street pleads not guilty today to a charge of receiving stolen property. The case involves items alleged to have come from a Dupesound Company raid. Prosecutors claim the value of the stolen goods includes metal and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Reiemac
Sear
District Meeting of Knights of St John Aux Held Sunday
The semiannual district meeting of No D Brest District of Cleveland Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John was held at St Peter's Hall Ridgeville Sunday afternoon with good turnout. Representatives came from Avon Lorain North Ridgeville and Hyra. Talks by Rev N Rieth and local presidents and members followed. Special entertainment featured dances by Miss Helen Masie and Mrs Kathryn Tamblyn. A dinner was served in the new St Peters hall. Next meeting set for St Mary's hall Avon in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Erickson
Lorain
Elizabeth Fortefer
Avon
S. Katherine Krugman
Tyrka
Kathryn Tamblyn
North Ridgeville
Helen Masie
Rose Rothseall
North Ridgerite
WGAR
St. Peter’s Hall
St. Mary's Hall
Arrests After Police Inspection Of Beer Gardens
Three men were arrested during a police tour of beer gardens and restaurants in the city. Bruno Olszewski of Erie Street was charged with operating a disorderly place at the Sandwich Bar on Lodi Street where he is employed. John Krist of Oak Tree Street was charged with violating liquor ordinances. Adam Skorke of Tuscarora Street faced disorders charges. Kristoff held a bottle of liquor when detained. All pleaded not guilty and await trial.
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Bruno Olszewski
Erie Street
Lodi Street
Olszewski
John Kristof
Oaketree
Adam Skorke
Tuscarawas Street
Kristoff
Vanoster
Jean Harlows Third Marriage Ends in Separation
HOLLYWOOD. Jean Harlow has separated from Harold G Rosson, her husband since eloping eight months ago. She plans divorce, saying they are not meant for each other. This follows the sensational elopement to Yuma, and sits after the suicide of her second husband Paul Bern. Domestic turmoil marks the platinum blond film star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. Rosson
Sim Ralent
Thev
Yuma
Ari
Paul Bern
Bern
Dorothy
In And About The Court House In And About The Court House
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Lorain and property matters with scattered names and phrases. The text references individuals and potential court or legal references but is jumbled and incomplete.
Confederater Veterans to Hold Rel Ntontton Event
Confederate veterans gather for a reunion in an effort to honor four dozen peers who served during the Civil War era. Organizers invite members of the veterans community and local historical groups to participate in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederat Peen
Club Activities Of Coming Week In Oberlin May 7
Oberlin notes list a busy week of club meetings led by Women's Progressive Club at Fannie Dyers home and Sorosis lunch at Oberlin Inn. Other gatherings include Nineteenth Century Club at A L Werner Elyria, and Oberlin W C T U state event at East Oberlin church with Eastern Star and garden club meetings. Community events feature Rebekah groups, literary socials, and PT clubs with hosting homes across Oberlin and nearby Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, Olvie
Women's Progressive Club
Fannie Dyer
South Street
Death Notice for Julia Palazge Palagge in Elstia
Julia Palazge Palagge died Sunday at 1t M at her parents home 564 Turner Street after a lingering illness. Born December 7 1902 in Pittsburgh she lived in Elstia ten years after coming from Duquesne Pa. She was a member of the Hungarian Reformed Church. Survived by her parents a sister Helena and a grandfather in Europe. Body to Bittner Funeral Home then to home this afternoon funeral Wednesday at 9 30 from home and 19 A M from the 7th Rev Tabor Toth to officiate flowers omitted remains to Cleveland for cremation.
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Julia Palagge Mies
Julia Palazge
Steven Painz
Turner Street
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Elstia
Duquesne
Helena
Europe
Bittner
Mrs Stella Gold Dies In New London Residence
Mrs Stella Gold of New London died at her home after a lengthy illness. She was a resident of New London and a member of the East felony, with ties to Porter, Huntington, California. She leaves a daughter, Miss Marsate Mathews, of the Virgin Islands, and a sister Mrs Christine Gilesham of New London. Funeral services will be held at the church on Grove Street at 0:29 p.m. Tuesday, conducted by L. Bair, pastor of the church of Reint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Business and Professional Woman's Club
Frank Falkner
East Collage Street
Mary White
Stella Gold
New London
Stellaa Gilee
New _London
Rea
C. B
Va On
Porter
Tington
California
Laughter
Mre
Christine Gilesham
Marsate, Mathews
Viredin Islands
Tues- L. Bair
Church of Reint
Grove Street
Confederate Era Document Fragment Reflects Uncertain Officials
Fragmentary OCR text shows officials unsure if any Confederate elements remain in a 7 and possibly other seterangs of ft ino. The readable lines reference Domas a eiea and general uncertainty among officials about the presence or status of Confederate components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eg Vamber
Injuries Fatal to Grafton Road Man
A sheriff investigation followed the death of 74 year old Joan Bodner of Grafton road who died in Memorial hospital from injuries believed sustained when a wagon he rode in was struck by a automobile near his home ten days earlier Bodner drove a team along the road when the wagon rear was struck throwing him from the wagon He came from Hungary to Lorain and later Elvira He is survived by four daughters and a stepson His body will be moved to his daughter Mrs Mate's home for services at Sacred Heart Church and Calvary cemetery burial
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Sheriff's Department
Joan Bodner
Grafton Road
Memorial Hospital
Bodner
Clarence W. Dick
Hungary
Lorain
Elvrra
Frank Mate
Sacred Heart Church
Peter Stitka
Louis Karost
Charles Bede
Elshat
Micharl
Rotary speakers announced for Fayria and Dieseland clubs
Tre members of the Fayria Rotary and two members of the Dieseland Rovars Club will speak at jog week event at the city hall tomorrow. The program lists F. Ailen and H. squire as speakers. Cleveland speakers John Bentler and Ciar ones Covsins will present, subjects not announced.
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Fayria Rotary No
Dieseland Rovars Club
Jg Werk
Eid
Pogn Tomer
Jana
F. Ailen
H. Squire
Cleveland
John Bentler
Ciarones Covsins
Skiff Rescues Two After Flight Crash at Pocatell
A landing attempt ended in disaster as a maters flyer named W. OA. George crashed into a railroad embankment at Pocatell Idaho. He was killed in the crash. A skiff crew rescued Johnson and Christmas from the grasp of two men during the incident.
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Son
Johnson
Christmas
W. OA. George
Maters
Pocatell
Ida
Fatal Accident Ends Elyrian Editor Former Sturgis Citizen
Detroit bound car sales and a service truck collided near Sturgis Michigan killing 21 year old Harry Hurst a prominent town service station proprietor instantly. Rudolph Quirin and John Lorish escaped unharmed as the Quirin truck continued straight ahead. Coroner ruled instantaneous death and no inquest was held. Sturgis merchants plan a half day closing in Hurst’s honor.
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Harry Hurst
Rudolph Quirin
Sturgis
Quir
Hurst
Percy Wilder
Sweet Lake
Wilder
Ute
Quigin
John Lorish
Detroit
Carly
Quirin
Lorish
Mr. Hurst
F. M. Parrish
Tom W. Gelster
Constantine
Lorisi
Quirts
Suirzig
Ete
Sturgis Exchange
Indi
Sturgis Iodge of Elks
The
Elks Lodge
Sturgis Retail Merchants Association
Market Prices and Farm Returns From Local Market
Market notes show fluctuating prices across meats produce and feeds. Cattle hogs and sheep values quoted with varying weights and grades. Wheat corn flour and hay prices listed alongside farm equipment and dairy items for regional trading and delivery.
Fremont Express Bus Crash Haunts Fremont Scene
Five injured rushed to Bellevue Hospital and Memorial Hospital Fremont after a double bus crash involving a Lake Shore interurban and a Great Eastern bus from Toledo to Cleveland. Driver Dave Veigh of Euclid Village badly hurt. emergency crews, doctors, and residents aided victims. Authorities suspect a bus tie blowout. one child passenger, Madelin Johnson, survived unharmed asking for her ribbon.
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Bellevue Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Fremont
Dave Veigh
Euclid Villace
Framont Hospital
Lake Shore
Great Eastern Stages
Toledo
Cleveland
Villaza
Patlo
J. J. Gedert
E. J. Shanahan
Clyde
P. K. Wadsworth
Great Eastern Bus Lines
Madelin Janet Johnson
Megro
E. C. Stotz
O. L. Pence
Igor Kurt
Wer
Euclid Village
Braddock
Dorothy Humphrey
Pittsobursh
Norman Nominees
Point Place
Harry Leusiedorf
Hat Creek
Mise Elizabeth Lecerchich
Miss Es Eskilson
Lis
14 Year Old Boy Kills Minister in Ohio
A 14-year-old schoolboy allegedly killed Reverend Charles McCrae, 63, on his Holterot area porch, aiming to protect his mother and sister from a threatened attack. Earl Dettrick is held for juvenile authorities review after the shooting. Mrs Dettrick says the minister had lived with them.
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ST. Clairsville
Airealy
Belmont County
Charles McCrae
Holte
Earl Dettrick
Paul Waddell
Concert program mix up with school choir pieces and bands
A fragment describes a concert program featuring choirs and bands with pieces like Verdant Ave Ver Cornnts and Relave Me. It mentions selections by Selman, Sousa, and Irish airs, with soloists and an assisting band. The event includes outside groups not associated with the high school and notes a Friday night performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiazen
Tethare
Sousa
Ameri
Goldman
Yoder
Hyal
Awartet
Townsend. Jarrent
Non Ore cuts and bruises case details
Esnil Eskilson, son of Mrs Eskilson, sustained neck cuts and bruises in an incident in Oregon. Authorities reporting minor injuries with no further information available on cause or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esnil Eskilson
Perry built screw plant and grew it into Perry Fay Company
Continued from Page mantle stories of industry in Lorain county. Coming here in 1888 from Hartford, Conn., where he learned the machine screw business under his illustrious uncle, Christopher H. Spencer, inventor of the Spencer repeating rifle and first automatic turret-screw machine. Perry led a failing plant to its first dividend in a year and managed it for 23 years. He and W. W. Fay then formed Perry-Fay Company in 1906, raising 500000 in three days and expanding to employ about 490. He served as president and also directed Lorain County Savings and Trust. Survived by widow, two sons Richard D. Perry Jr. and Phillip W. Perry, and two daughters Mrs. Russell Besexer and Mrs. Ketcham. Burial in Brookdale Cemetery.
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Lorain County
Hartford
Conn
Christopher H. Spencer
Coung Perry
Alng
Perry
W. W. Fay
Perry-Fay Company
Perry-Fay
Jt Shegag
Lorais County Savings and Trust Company
Richard D. Perry, Jr
Ohio Street
Elyria
Phillip W. Perry
Clivelands
Russell Besexer
Lakewood
M Ketcham
Hamburz
N.Y
Brookdale Cemetery
Number Three Continued From Paget County Schools
The speaker noted curtailment of operating costs by most county schools over the past two to three years, allowing nearly all to complete the term with all bills paid. Avon will shorten its term, pending next Friday, while others will run until May 25 with some borrowing needed.
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Avon
To do good and to make beautiful things are mans business
A fragment expresses that creating good deeds and beautiful objects constitutes a man's vocation, suggesting a moral or artistic duty and urging personal purpose. The sentence presents a valued ideal linking benevolence with craftsmanship.
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Gir
Cedar Street
Sederis Restaurant
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Bloc
Karl P. Meister
Marie Reisinger
Broad Street
Proad
Second
Melvin Leamon
Harrison Avenue
Margaret Leamon
Joseph Petro
Eugene Kulber
Hough Avenue
Charles Lord
Ed Meosros
J. P. Leber
East Ave
9Th
Additional Society
Knights OF ST. John Aux
Jean Harlow
Jean
Hollywood
Harlow
Osoun
Marx T
Pinren S Wang
Io Aim
Ras Grasted
Min Ringwald
Erica Ty
Dadee AL RL Webber
Ree
Eet Ag
Oberlin
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Messant St
Ty Sisters
Amherst
Oberlin K.P. Hall
Chirence Foster
Kiyret
Toom. T. Mi. Club
Sorosia Club
Oberlin Inn
Sorosis Club
Nineteenth Century Club
A. L. Werner
Columbus Street
Oberlin W. C. T. U
East Oberlin Community Church
Order of Eastern Star
the Community Garden Club
Rebekah Aid Society
Weddar
Flo Snaffstall
North Main
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Helen Ernst
East Avenue
George Cooley
Professor Street
H. V. Zahn
Morgan Sires
Southeast Russia Club
Frank Wkreguer
Hamilton Road
Nancy Squire
the Reigent
Charles Clark
Wake Ta
Pyrthian Sisters
Telit
K.P. Hall
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Women’s Progressive Club
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
John Farly
Early
Tho Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
J. D. Barnes
State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
Sturges Hall
Curtis Haines
Harold Morris
George Morrris
East College Street
Henry Tulk and Son
Walnut Street
George Parnell
Charlotte Scott
Francis Street
Akron
Thomas Elwood Street
Rocky River
George Alexander
Robert Koning
Fred Snyder
Worthy Smith
D. C
Portsmouth
North Park Street
Lillian Wilibond
Allen Hospital
W. Scott
S. W. Scou
B. and
O.neer
Lewis
F. H. Dren
Warne
Grafton
Pate
Elyrian
Reditorm
Michigan
Dover
Maine
Ted Etary
Linda Bota Panay Ieee
Ehedee
Bose
Timothy Hoc
Ineland Ghats
Mairet
Dolby
Wythe Oh
Geerer
Npediums
Curten
Tyne
la Ladies’ Octet
Morris Scott
Grace Tulvigini
Henri Gilbert
Syins
Walter Smith
Walter Hinkle
Alvin Bemis
Gladys McCulloush
Jack Roberts
Irving Sheppard Soins
Paget
Burps Inc
Canton, O
Sonzatize
O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Court Street
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