State Briefs From Columbus And Nearby Areas
May 17 reports cover Ada Whitman death by suicide amid Broad Hotel losses. Robert Stone sentenced to life for 193? Thurston murder. fire damage at Junction City plant under suspected arson. bills stolen from a Columbus room. Kent State resignation of H. H. Helter from Mansfield board. Sherwin Williams and Lowe Brothers mull a major paint firm merger. Cannonball Bus line stay granted by Ohio Supreme Court. multiple local incidents include theft, indictments, and court actions across Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Batavia Xenia regions. obstetrics and social notes from Elyria and Birmingham community events.
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Columbus
Junction City
Cleveland
Sherwin - Williams Company
Lowe Brothers
Dayton
United States
Mate Supreme Court
Public Utilities Commission
Cannonball Transportation Company
Chillicothe
Scioto Valley Traction Company
Birmingham WM. Church Service Preview
Birmingham May 16 note Rev W M Kinsley pastor announces Sunday May 19 service at 10:00 am with Sunday school at 10:45 am. 70 in Sunday school. Local social visits include Jackson family with Bissel, Mrs Albert Schneider visiting Amherst mother Mrs Wood, Clarys with Clifford at Columbus State, Carrie Gibson visiting Bir and Mrs Moulder, and D Ewell from Cleveland writing from Rocky Mountains.
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Birmingham
W. M. Kinsley
M. E
Jackson
C. A. Bissel
Albert Schneider
Amherst
A. B. Wood
Wellington officers elected for F C I year and supper held
Wilbur Beaver was elected president of the F C I for the coming year at last night’s annus election in the F Q E ball. Other officers include Robert Holland vice president Hiram Knapp chaplain K R Brouse secretary W L Wadsworth treasurer Ernest Pointer inside guard Glen Outridge trustee M A Rady. A supper by Henry Ramser followed. Judge Mary Grossman to speak to Kiwanians Tuesday noon at Congregational Church dining room with Wellington High School graduates attending. Burt Curtice and wife received a medal from the Republic of France for attending the Paris 1927 American Legion convention.
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Wellingson
Wilber Beavor
Ff. C
F. Q. E. Ball
Wilbur Beaver
Robert Holland
Hiram Knapp
K. R. Brouse
W. L. Wadsworth
Ernest Ponter
Glen Outridge
M. A. Rady
Henry Ramser
Mary Grossman
Kiwaniens
Wellington High School
Congregational Church
Cleveland
Burt Curtice
American Legion
France
Republic of France
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Wellington veterans attend tenth annual American Legion conven
French veterans join Am ities Ive October for the tenth annual convention of the American Legion. Wellington Sorosis members met at Mrs. George Warner's home Wednesday afternoon. The program featured Changing Ideas About Diet by Mrs. Guy Wells and My Favorite Dish led by Mrs. Larry Couch. Abersole announced Wellington Sorosis would host the Woman's Afternoon club at a bridge party near Tuesday afternoon. G A R commander S A Williams showed two relics: John Jay snuff box and a Nathaniel Williams powder flask from 1813. Funeral services for Horace Mead, 94, one of Wellington's oldest citizens, were held at Keith Andrews' parlors.
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Wellington
Sorosis
George Warner
Guy Wells
Holt Call
Larry Couch
CLYS
Abersole
The
Woman's Afternoon Club
S. A. Willams
G. A R. Post
John Jay
U.S
Mr. Williams
Nathaniel Willams
Roger Willams
Nathaniel Williams
New York
Horace Mead
Keith Andrews
Mr. Mead Welling
Cornelius G Scheid's eight day Boston to Los Angeles hitchhike
Cornelius G Scheid a 27 year old university graduate completed a cross country hitchhike from Boston to Los Angeles in eight days. He spent a total of 4.80 dollars with no money used for transportation and rode in sedans and open trucks among other rides.
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Cornelius G. Scheid
Boston
Los Angeles
Mead connects early history to present in passing
Mr. Mead, who as a boy rode the last era of stage coaches from Sullivan to Oberln on a fast four-horse team, died leaving six children, fourteen grandchildren and twenty four great grandchildren.
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Ton
Mr. Mead
Sullivan
Oberln
Chewing Tobacco Bite Leads to $3000 Suit in Fall River
Thomas Berry alleges a local merchant sold him a metallike plug causing tooth damage after he bit into it. He sues for $3,000. Separate item notes airmen at seven mile altitudes found ice caves as temperature registered 76 degrees below zero.
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Chaw
Fall River
Maes
Thomas Berry
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H. Helter
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Elvria
And
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Myra Edsar
Lester
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Earl Hollice
Elyria
Mary, Bogart James Johnson
Walter Lawrence
Florence
Ralph Kuhlman
Harold Olds
Akron
Emma
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H. B. Collingwood
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Berea
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Ohio
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Madlyn Mitchell
Max Coates
Crystal Beach
Leon Clement
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Abi
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D. E Ewell
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Hales’ Grocery
Middle Ave
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Ney
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Hughes’ Provision Market
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