Conflicting opinions on Massillon hospital blaze cause
Massillon State Hospital fire investigators offered competing theories for the McKinley Hall blaze. Fire Chief Hunsinger and Deputy State Fire Marshal White blamed a fire bug, likely an inmate, while Superintendent Dr. Arthur G. Hyde cited a hot wire in the ventilating motor. Griswold plans private inquiry and rebuilding, nurses housed in cottages, 450 patients kept safe, with $160,000 estimated loss.
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Massillon
McKinley
Arthur G. Hyde
Hyde
McKinley Hall
State Welfare
Hal H. Griswold
Griswold
Sixty German sound films slated for release this season
Sixty sound films made in Germany are set for release within the country this season, signaling a strong production slate and renewed audience appeal for contemporary German cinema.
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Germany
Former Lorain Councilman killed in train collision
Adolph Graupner, 66, a former Lorain city councilman and retired contractor, was killed Saturday afternoon when his car collided with a westbound Nickel Plate train at Beaver Park Crossing, west of Lorain. He had recently moved to Beaver Park and was returning home when the crash occurred. his vehicle was thrown from the wreckage and burned.
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Lorain, O
Adolph Graupner
Lorain City
Nickle Plate
Beaver Park Crossing
Lorain
Graupner
Beaver Park
Gulf Road P T A Banquet In Sheffield Townshipping
The Gulf Road P T A held a Thanksgiving banquet for Elyria township school board members county superintendent staff and P T A members at the new Gulf Road school. Sixty plus were served at 6 30 as speakers from the superintendent office and the P T A offered gratitude for the new building. Plans were announced for an annual bazaar and current school activities including basketball sweat shirts and a music day at Brookside.
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Gulf Road P. T. A
Sheffield
Elyria Township
New
Gulf Road
Miss Gleason
EB. L. Bailey
Johnson
Fesler
L. C. Hecock
Hulse
Knittie
Carl Schmittgen
C. J. Smith
George Fridenstine
DeVore
Webber
Guy Findley
Findley
Charles Hammer
Lester Youtyz
Howard Moon
Haglund
Hazel
Helen Smith
Ruth Shipley
Florence Rohrig
Donna Walker
Charlotte Blythe
Helen Rose
Ethel Sittinger
Violetta Emerick
Wbieanor Smith
Philco
Elyria Ohio Public Service
Ethyl Wolfe
Cleveland
Manchester
Brookside School
Ray Jordan
Mark Osmund
Mary Alls
Doris Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Abbey Road
Lester Eugle
Joe Ferner
Frank Chambers
Ford Road
Lester Kugle
George Dorrow
Complaints Reported To Police After Disturbances
Two disturbances were reported Sunday to the police. Officers investigated a man and his son practicing with a revolver in woods north of Pasadena avenue. they halted and went home. A second disturbance involved a group of boys near the Church of Nazarene on West street.
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Pasadena Avenue
Church of Nazarene
West Street
Elyria to Offer Business Classes Under Nelson Rupp
Business organization classes for Elyria Merchandising Classes begin Wednesday evening. The course of instruction targets business and professional men of Elyria and is directed by Nelson Rupp, longtime banking official and former White Motor Co and Cleveland Chamber of Commerce associate.
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Elyria
Nelson Rupp
Central United National Bank of Cleveland
Rupp
White Motor Company
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Penfield Community Notes Highlight Local Events
The Penfield column recounts a week of community life including the M. E. church Ladies Aid meeting hosted by Mrs. Harry Underbill, a birthday dinner at the Kimbers in Spencer, and the Penfield Bridge Club gathering hosted by Miss Ruth Betts. It notes a Ruth Comer and Leo Garman wedding, a road grading project on Jones-Newcomb, and local Grange officer elections led by Chas. Pelton with a slate including Lawrence Betts and Elsie Shaw. Arlo Smith arrives from Orlando to visit family. Mrs. Charles Taylor remains in improving condition after health concerns. Will Eskert’s death in Cleveland prompts attendance at services by Harry Pagertal. The Congregational Ladies Aid plan a full day meeting November 13 at multiple host homes.
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Ray Hastings
Litchfield
Maxine Hopkins
Pauline Haines
Alliance
Robert Dickason
George Steinick
Ohio University
C. E. Dickason
W. A. D. Welsh
Winfield Kimber
Spencer
Jones-Newcomb
Town Line
Wellington
Penfield
Ruth Betts
Penfield Bridge Club
Harold Jameyson
Arleigh Brow
E. A. Garman
Leo Garman
Arlo Smith
Orlando
Florida
Levi Smith
Charles Taylor
Harry Underhill
Cleveland
Will Eskert
Allen Griffin
Harry Pagertal
Grange
Chas. Pelton
Lawrence Betts
Elsie Shaw
George Hastings
Rolla Dague
Ceres
Ina van Valkanburg
Pomona
Treva Pelton
Maabel Pierce
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Harry Lindsey
Elmer Richmond
P. T. van Valkanburg
Alex Mc
Birthday dinner honors T. B. Allison in West Salem
Coy were guests on Sunday at a birthday dinner hosted by the T. B. Allison home in West Salem honoring Mr. Allison's birthday. Miss Lucile Gregg and H Gordon Gower visited Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Braden in Ashland.
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Coy
T. B. Allison
West Salem
Mr. Allison
Lucile Gregg
H. Gordon Gower
Mrs. C. Braden
Ashland
Lady Wentworth to Sell Famous Crabbet Stud Farm
London, Nov 8 The Crabbet Arabian stud near Sussex the largest of its kind may be sold by private treaty following Lord Derby’s cutback in English racing plans The stud founded by the late Wilfrid Scawen Blunt costs nearly a million pounds and includes world champion stallion Shareer among 121 home bred Arabs renowned in the East Africa India and beyond
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London
Lord Derby
England
Sussex
Lady Wentworth
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
Crabbet Stud
Arabia
East
Egypt
India
Shareer
Scawen Blunt
Arab Chieftain Adored for His Stud and Dress
Rulers of Arabia honored him as an Arab chieftain in recognition of his prized stud, and he frequently wore Arab attire as part of his esteemed status.
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Arabia
Loss of trumpet and case on route between Elyria and Lorain
Frank Resek of Lorain reported to police that a trumpet, its case, and a case of music were left unfastened on the running board of his car between Elyria and Lorain and later lost when he started for Lorain.
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Frank Resek
Lorain
Elyria
Missing items at Lorain prompt recovery search
A report notes that upon arriving at Lorain the search for certain items or witnesses found them missing. Officials are continuing efforts to locate the missing belongings and determine their whereabouts. Local authorities are coordinating with investigators to pursue leads.
Germany’s Next Annual Automobile Show to Open in February
The next annual automobile show of Germany is planned for February. Organizers emphasize new models and exhibits from major manufacturers will showcase cutting edge design and technology at the event venue.
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Germany
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