Accident Clarified After Car Collision In Findlay
The Chronicle Telegram reports Mrs. H. R. Wright of 69 Chestnut Street struck Harvey Plas, 9, of 445 Tenth Street, breaking his right forearm. The paper explains the boy ran from the curb and collided with the rear fender, per police. FINDLAY, O. E M Crall claims oldest angler title, fishing for $5.
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H. R. Wright
Chestnut Street
Harvey Plas
Tenth Street
Radio Programs Monday May 25 listings and station notes
Radio schedule details for Monday May 25 show programs across WAM WGAR WLW and other stations. Mentions music bands, orchestras, dramas and serials, with times and program names including March of Time Eadie Dowling Pearl's Orchestra and Easy Aces among others. Includes sports notes and sign off segments among varied musical acts and talk portions.
Avon Lake party honors Oppelt at Congregational Church
Avon Lake Ohio May 25 Mr and Mrs J L Oppelt were honored by the Adult and Co ed Sunday school classes and the church women at the Congregational church Friday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Britton Mr and Mrs A B Cousins Mr and Mrs William Schumaker Rev and Mrs Bond Mr and Mrs James Tom Mr and Mrs Herbert Arnold among others. The program featured readings violin solos piano numbers and a mock wedding with Janet Holden as Bride Cleveland Garber as Groom and John Bepey as minister. Refreshments were served by Mrs Heider Mrs Temer and Mrs Cousins. Paul McCampbell appointed Avon Lake village marshal
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Arewell
Avon Lake
J. L. Oppelt
Congregational Church
John Britton
A. B. Cousins
William Schumaker
Bond
James Tom
Herbert Arnold
Joseph Shirley
Granville Dunlap
Vera Bates
Herbert Barnes
Leo Heider
Mass Luer Mawby
Jath Laidhow
Irk Donbeck
Myra Ladrach
Virginia and Gins
Pauline Katterhearr
Georgia Garber
Janet
A Holden
Anna Seger
Gwendelion Beard
William Potter
Ffayien
Qian Pyson
Howard
Moreland Gar
J. L. Oppalt
Ian
H. Barnes
William Prson
Eleanor Green
Janet .Holden
Cleveland Garher
John Bepey
Fiweneth Cousins
Howard Redding
Heider
Temer
Cousins
Alleged Civil Service Set Up Is Sham, Court Says
The Franklin Court of Appeals ruled the alleged civil service set up in the state old age pension board is a sham in the Mary Brand case. It found no gross abuse by the board in denying approval and noted the law’s spirit favors fair Civil Service practices. Prosecutor Birta argued the state division favored Mrs Tyson over Mrs Brandt.
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Franklin Court of Apposats
Mary Brand
Gaugly Board
Mandamusacton
State Old Age Pension Board
Mary Brandt
Ety Board
Le‘gally
Ch. Aims Tyson
Dentocrit
B .R
Alma’erson
Searé
Howard R. Bir'a
Moxi Week
Foners
Ihei
Tyson Bei
Brandt
Absences and travel update plus social notices in Lorain
In Lorain several social items are noted. William Arnold remains in St Joseph's Hospital during Marsh absence. Mrs Edwin Sussdorfer and daughter Mary depart for California to visit relatives Burr Freer in California and later Honolulu. Dell Dunning hosted Afternoon Five Hundred Club with guests Frances Heckel and Mrs Grell. Briefer mentions Frank Eckstein and John Stefan visiting relatives, and other Sunday gatherings and funeral attendance.
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California
Edwin Sussdorfer
Mary
Saturdar
Burr Freer
Honoluin
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Dell Dunning
Frances Heckel
Vincent
Robert’ Grell
Lorain
Leo Hill
James Deasy
Whi Engel
Frank Eckstein
Cleveland
Thomas Bailey
John Stefan
John
F. Stefan
Joe Schneider
Wiliam Schnumaker
Widan
Lorain Te
Thomas Eaier
Gladys Wartin
Dover Center
Carl Weber
Peter Weber
Arthur Hudson
Lewis Klinert
Grafton
Fragmented memories mix faith and humor across tales
A collage of sketches recounts childhood mishearings of Bible verses and uncertain romances. A grandmother recalls a homebound parish life as a youth named Edward recites lines in earnest while a stray exchange with a French soldier and a flirtatious maid surfaces. A parade spotlight notes William Donnan Cook, 20 months wid, leading a miniature fire engine in Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Fire Department events.
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Bowling Green, CO
Wiliam Donnan
Cook
Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Fire Depart Association
William
Minscot
Former Wittenberg College Athlete Dies
James K R. Pugh, 29, a state highway department chemist and former athlete at Wittenberg College and Ohio State University, died Saturday in a Columbus hospital of pneumonia after two months illness. The funeral will be Tuesday in Kenton, his former home.
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James KR. Pugh
State Highway Department
Wittenberg College
Ohio State University
Kenton
Elyrians to See Major Bowes Amateurs at Capitol
The Theatres Elyrians invite Friday audiences to a one day showing by Unit No. 4 from Major Bowes Amateurs on Tour at the Capitol Theatre. The troupe, featuring prize winning entertainers, has already performed in Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus Louisville Dayton Kansas City and other cities.
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Bowes
Capitol Theatre
Cleveland
Ciuncenman
Columbus
Louisville
Dayton
Kansas City
Foreign Legion Film Showing At Capitol
A story of the French Foreign Legion is presented in Under Two Flags now showing at the Capitol Theatre. Ronald Colman and Claudette Colbert star with a large supporting cast.
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French Foreign Legion
Capitol Theatre
Ronald Colman
Claudette Colbert
Tough Guy at Rialto Stars Cooper Calleta and Rin Tin Tin Jr
A hunted crook, a boy, and a dog center the Secrar Serv ice tale Tough Guy opening tomorrow at the 2:10 Theatre. Jackie Cooper Joseph Calleta and Rio Tin Tin Jr. are featured.
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Joseph Calleia
Thelma
Secrar Service
Jackie Cooper
Joseph Calleta
Ria-Tin-Tin Jr
Memorial Unveiled For Col Ralph D. Cole In Findlay
In Findlay on May 25 a $3,000 memorial to Col Ralph D. Cole, Ohio American Legion commander at his fatal 1932 Warren auto crash, was dedicated despite heavy rain. Paul Herbert delivered the dedicatory address as delegations from multiple cities attended. Sharon Colleen Cole pulled the ribbon.
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Yria
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Galion
van Wert
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