Parole Notices From Ohio State Reformatory
Notices announce parole consideration for prisoners at Mansfield Ohio including Dominick Sopple No 20472 officiated by Superintendent and Chaplain with hearings after June 8 1928. Other notices list Wester Smith No 24874 Nel Williams No 0861 Frank Miller No 19013 and certification of compliance by Ohio Insurance Superintendent William C Safford for The Commercial Casualty Insurance Co Newark NJ showing financial figures.
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Domnick Soppele
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio
Board of Pardon and Parole
Wester Smith
Mansfiald
Board of Yarden and Parole
J. O. Simkins
Nel Williams
Ohio State Retormasory
Gald
R. O. Simkins
Frank Miller
R.O. Simkins
State OF Ohio
Columbus
Wiliam C. Safford
Commercial Casualty Insurance Co
Newark
William C. Safford
Insurance of
Cleveland Radio Programs and Schedules by Station
Radio listings for Cleveland stations WJAY WTAM WHK NBC Red WEAF WJZ WOR and Columbia System with programs from 6 p m to 11 p m on May 25 including bands orchestras weather ball scores and special programs featuring Willoughby High School band Freddie Carlona Jade Room orchestra University Club entertainers and Moonlight trio among others.
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Cleveland
WJAY
Kibercles
Willoughby High School
Mabel W. Pittinger
Freddie Carlona
Riverside Gardens
Jade Room
Ee Roth
Fenway Hall
HI Smith
University Club
Jack Smith
Howard Wallace
Dix Ender
Walter Patterson
WTAM
Ball
Whittall
LaFrance
Palmolive
Howard
Cleveland Public Schools
al Mandel
Louis Rich
Hotel Winton
William Mr. Milliken
The
Museum of Art
Ace Brigadea
Salco
Sylvia Benedict Kaufman
Lucille Marks
Mike Notari
Charles H. Blicker
Moonlight
Charles Hyrmer
George Hyrmer
Edward Simacek
Otllly Kotesovec
Carol Burke
Jimmy Ague
Larry Revell
Luna Park
NBC Red
WEAF
Happy
WWJ
WGY
Dave Merrie
Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra
NBC Blue
WJZ
Longine
Broadway
Dixie Circus
WJR
KDKA
Godfrey Ludlow
Wrigley Review
Columbia System
Kinleesrciens
Wise Men
Wickwire
Spencer Fencea
Cpm
WADC
Waiu
LePalma
Raymond Hitchcock
the Masters
WATU
m—Hale Byera Orches
Witching Row
Cruelty Key Cause in 1926 Divorces
Washington May 25. Census Bureau figures for 1926 show 180,853 divorces among 1,202,574 marriages, yielding a divorce rate of 1.54 per 1000 and a marriage rate of 10.27. Cruelty led with 69,005 cases, followed by desertion 57,003, infidelity 16,710, and drunkenness 2,774, with most drunkenness divorces going to women.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Theureau
Divorce causes vary widely by state across the union
The report lists state by state figures showing how infidelity, cruelty, desertion and drunkenness drive divorce rates. New York shows 93.6 percent of cases due to infidelity, New Mexico records 92 percent for desertion, Michigan reports under 0.1 percent for drunkenness, while Nebraska and others show smaller shares in cruelty and other causes.
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Vermont
New York
North Dakota
Kansas
Maryland
Florida
Kentucky
California
New Hampshire
South Dakota
District of Columbia
Nevada
Virginia
Michigan
New Mexico
Rhode Island
Low Hog Price Reduces Ohio Farm Cash Income in April
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station reports a two point fall in gross cash income for Ohio farmers in April compared with March, driven mainly by lower hog prices. Hog income dropped 29 percent from April this year versus April last year, with meat animal sales contributing to the decline.
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Ohio
W. R. Wertz
Rural Economics Department
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wertz
Buick Master Six Sedan with low mileage for sale
The 1927 Buick Master Six sedan formerly owned by Dr. T. W. Willis offers four new tires and excellent mechanical condition. Low mileage indicated, describing the car as a quality purchase for prospective buyers.
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T. W. Willis
Income shifts in farm meat and dairy sectors last year
A year ago hog income fell more sharply than other meat animals. Dairy income rose two points due to higher production per cow, as farm prices for whole milk and butterfat were lower than a year ago. Despite selling less grain last month than last April, higher grain prices kept overall income above the prior year.
North Russia social notes and local moves
North Russia reports Harry Gibson and family visiting Mr and Mrs R H Keighley in Oberlin Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Lee Osborne of Collins moved into Clarence Parsons tenant house. Jeanette Gilmore, recently at Allen hospital with lockjaw, is slowly recovering at home. Clyde Bartlett and family visited Earl Bartlett in Pittsfield. Mr and Mrs Clarence Albright also mentioned.
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North Russia
Harry Gibson
R. H. Keighley
Oberlin
Lee Osborne
Collins
Clarence Parsons
Jeanette Gilmore
Allen Hospital
Clyde Bartlett
Earl Bartlett
Pittsfeld
Clarence Albright
Local residents visit ill relatives and attend services
Elyria residents stop by to see ill uncle Henry Albright. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Haugh of Elyria call on Clarence Albright. Mrs. Ed Borg visits Kate Kramer in Mansfield. Charles Mable hosts Grove Tucker and family A Pallas and family Mrs. Fred Mahilk e and daughter Carroll of Elyria. Leon Clement of Kipton visits Charles Griffin. Many attend the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Fowl in Elyria. Mrs. Hassenflue Masenflue Schenk and Berg at the Mother Daughter Banquet Amherst. Mrs. Alvah Gibson learns of Margaret Fowl’s death at Elyria home of nephew Alvah Sump.
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Wilson Haugh
Elyria
Clarence Albright
Ed Borg
Kate Kramer
Mansfield
Charles Mable
Grove Tucker
A. Pallas
Fred Mahilke
Carrol
Leon Clement
Kipton
Charles Griffin
Margaret Fowl
Charles Hassenflue
Frank Masenflue
Carrie Schenk
Emma Berg
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Amherst
Alvah Gibson
Alvah Sump
Local social notes and health update from Eaton area
Mrs Huldah Bell of Elyria visited the Haven family. Elyria guests included Mr and Mrs C E Gratz and daughters. School picnic canceled due to scarlet fever cases. John Splete of Cleveland stayed with the W F Splete family. Rev H A Escher attended a church convention at Agron. Ford Hill family visited Elyria. Burton Ross and daughter Margaret joined a Wiener roast at the Schriver home in Belden. Julia Durkee spent last week in Cleveland returning home. Laverne Lantz in Memorial hospital for appendectomy. Raymond Haven added to blue ribbon list after mumps illness. eligibility confirmed by health commissioner. Sunday school Tried and True class to lead Bible school exercises. Mrs
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Wilma
Marie
Elyria
the Haven
John Splete
Cleveland
W. F. Splete
H. A. Escher
Agron
Ford Hill
A. R. Chapman
Burton Ross
Margaret
F. E. Schriver
Belden
Julia Durkee
Laverne Lantz
Memorial Hospital
Son of Zulu chieftain adopted by British missionary
The son of Zulu chieftain Alberg Makaula White, who was adopted by a British missionary, is noted in the record as part of a lineage linking traditional leadership with missionary influence.
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Al‘berg Makaula White
Iodine found in island milk shocking researchers
Scientists report milk from cows goats and sheep on Foehr in the North Sea contains high iodine levels. Cow milk measured around 210 millionths of a gram per liter, prompting concern and study of dairy safety and dietary exposure.
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North Sea
Foehr
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Elyria Furniture
Broad
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W.j.spear
North Abbey Road
Rere
Colson Company
E. Jay Howenstine
Baxgreeters
Beng Building
Studebakers
Pledge
Studebaker
Elyria Auto
Broad Street
North
Russia
Henry Albright
Lorain County Mortgaged & Title Co
Geo. Hi. Chamberlain
Sec
Turner Bldg
Grafton
Geo.g.spitzer
Woodland Avenue
East Ave
Dodge
Nash
Low Down Pvt
City Motors Inc
Oakland and
Pontiac Dealers
Broad St
Ragland
Svey
St Bs
Carnegie Institute
Essex
Thess
Motor Sales
Hudson Essex Phone
Chevrolet
Studebaker Grafton, Ohio
O. K
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Chevrolet Co
Second St. Opp
Ek Club
E. Bridge St. Eenial
Packards
Packard
Jordon Sedan
Patge Brougham
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