State News In Brief from Several Ohio Towns
Reports from Vernon Marion Marysville and Cleveland outline liquor transport arrests a highway fatality a bond dispute over a sheriff recount and a Rocky River High School dispute resolved by the school superintendent. The items reference George Brokaw Dora Robinson and Ow en Harmon among others with outcomes including pending trials and resolved student grievances.
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Gat
Vernon
George Wokaw
Dora Robinson
Owls Fletcher
Mt. Vernon
Roy Lynde
Brokaw
Murder theories swirl in Ohio bootlegger slayings
In Wooster and New Philadelphia, investigators weigh three theories on the Sam Monaco murder. One ties the slaying to bootlegging turf disputes over illicit whiskey, another suggests a bootlegger feud, and officials probe connections to the later death of Joseph Crillo’s widow. Nearby, Tony Beundy, once a Mingo Junction steel mill worker, is believed buried after disappearing from his home. Joe Rossi, a pool room operator in Ashtabula, faces charges in a related case.
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Joseph Crillo
Monaco
New Philadelphia, CO
Denison
Tony Beundy
Mingo Junction
Scundy
Joe Rossi
Ashtabula
Mooney Former U S Minister Dies In St Marys At 65
Daniel J. Mooney 65 of St Marys dies suddenly at home after years of failing health. He served as U S Minister to Paraguay during the Wilson administration. He leaves a widow Carrie Steinemann Mooney and siblings including Congressman Charles A. Mooney of Cleveland, J J Mooney of Detroit and M J Mooney of Lima.
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ST. Marys
Daniel J. Mooney
U. S
Paraguay
Carrie
Steinemann Mooney
Charles A. Mooney
Cleveland
J. J. Mooney
Detroit
M. J. Mooney
Lima
Harry §. Noble
St. Marrs
Ground broken for $62,000 Erie Proving Grounds hospital
Port Clinton Ohio November 14 a new hospital project for the post at Erie Proving Grounds adjoining Camp Perry is under way Burton Pelton Sandusky won the contract and Capt T J McGrath quartermaster will supervise the rapid construction of the facility
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Port Clinton
the Erie Proving Grounds
Camp Perry
Burton Pelton
Sandusky
T. J. McGrath
New London Rebekahs Hold Inspection Meeting
New London Nov 13 Mrs Elizabeth Ellis of Greenwich presided as Inspection officer for Hal cyon Rebekah Lodge here last Friday evening Exemplification of the Rebekah Degree occupied most of the evening Mrs Ellis complimented the ladies on their efficient work and lodge routine Refreshments were served to visitors about forty attended including guests from Wellington Mansfield and Plymouth
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Rebekahs
New London
Elizabeth Ellis
Greenwich
Halcyon Rebekah Lodge
Local Boy Scouts Dedicate Farm Log Cabin
Local Boy Scout troops hosted a dedication at Dr. Maurice Roasberry’s farm to open the Scouts log cabin built last year under H. C. Kropf. Rotary guests from New London and attendees including Sandusky Scout Executive Mr. Chronic heard talks from Rotarians and others, as cats were enjoyed by all.
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New London
Birthday honors for Mrs Elizabeth Shipman at East Main
Mrs W B Broughton hosted a Sunday birthday gathering at her East Main street home for the sixty ninth birthday of her mother Mrs Elizabeth Shipman. About twenty five children and relatives attended, including Mr and Mrs W B Bryson and children of Lakewood, Mr and Mrs C J Brady and daughter Gladys of Norwalk, and other Shipman family members.
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W. B. Broughton
East Main Street
Elizabeth Shipman
Shipman
W. B. Bryson
Lakewood
C. J. Brady
Gladys
Norwalk
Community cheers Mrs Shipman on many happy birthdays
The message lists well wishers: Dren, Dorothy and Jack, Blake Harvey and daughter Betty Jean of Akron, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Norton and children Dorothy Louise and Peggy Lou of Wellington, and Tom Hamilton of Ashland. The community offers best wishes and congratulations to Mrs. Shipman for many more birthdays.
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Dren
Dorothy
Jack
Blake Harvey
Betty Jean
Akron
Harold Norton
Dorothy Louise
Peggy Lou
Wellington
Tom Hamilton
Ashland
Ship Supper at Methodist Church highlights Nov 18 event
The second Fellowship supper of the Methodist Church will be on Thursday Nov 18 in the Ladies Parlors on Park Avenue. All members and families are invited. Dr C and Hess district superintendent from Norwalk Ohio will lead devotionals before the supper. Afterward the church will hold its Quarterly conference with Dr Hess presiding. A strong attendance is hoped for both events.
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Methodist Church
Park Avenue
C. & Hess
Norwalk
Ohio
Wadsworth Here Friday Sparks Red and Black Ramblers Clash
New London notes the Red and Black Ramblers gearing up to host the Wadsworth machine this Friday November 14. Wadsworth has shown a strong football form, with two remaining games after Friday at Wellington on Nov 1 and Willard at home on Nov 27 Thanksgiving Day.
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Wadsworth
New London
Wadsworth Machine
Wadsworthians
Wellington
Willard
Georgetown players shine. Crabbes out with broken arm
Georgetown University reports Elmer Crabbes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crabbes of New London, has a broken arm from recent football injuries and will miss the rest of the season. Fellow New London students Bud Blackman and Dick Robertson with Dick Reeley are also gaining recognition on Georgetown teams while excelling academically. Dorothy Ann, a six and three quarter pound daughter of Mrs. Sterling Ford, was born Sunday at New London Hospital. mother and child are well. Visitors at the Straub home included Mrs. C. H. Bixby and Le of Plymouth and Al McFarland of Delphi.
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Georgetown
Georgetown University
Kentucky
Elmer Crabbes
4Albert Crabbes
Elmer
NewLondon
Bud” Blackman
Dick Robertson
Dick Reeley
Blackman
Crabbes
Lexington and
Bud
New London
Sterling Ford
New London Hospital
Dorothy Ann
Louis Straub
C. H. Bixby
Plymouth
al McFarland
Delphi
Declamation Contest Honors Armistice Day
Sunday evening in the First Methodist church hosted the annual Armistice Day declamation contest with three entries. Sterling Crabbes won first, Gwynetta Morse second, and Winona Leech third. Crabbes will advance to the county contest as New London’s representative. Floral Lodge No 260 hosted West Salem Lodge guests for a Master Mason degree with attendees from several towns and a social lunch afterward. About 35 West Salem members and 35 Eastern Star members surprised Mrs. Deane A. Fair with a festive evening and refreshments at her home.
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First Methodist
B. A. Bell
Norwalk
Fredina Stoll
Ruggles High School
O. M. Grissinger
William Hiram Foulkes
Winona Leech
Frank G. Coffin
Gwynetta Morse
Charles Clayton Morrison
Sterling Crabbes
London
A. M
New London
West Salem
Bellville
Greenwhich
Plymouth
Cleveland
Wakeman
Order of Eastern Star
Mrs Fair Abroad West Salem Friends Inspire Joy
A fragment notes Mrs Fair expressed overjoy at reuniting with many West Salem friends, highlighting warm greetings and shared memories as a community moment.
Miss Messenger Hosts East End Birthday Party
Miss Mary Messenger entertained a number of friends at her East Main street home on Friday night for her fourteenth birthday. Twenty guests attended the event featuring the game "Blooey" and several prizes. Gifts were presented to Miss Messenger by her guests, including Virginia O'Hare, Lois Bursley, Marjorie Kinney, Dorothy Thomas, Marjorie Bartlett, Ethel White, Geraldine Wertz, Helen Howard, Betty Barrett, Mary Louise Houghton, Crystal Cummings, Mary Schultz, Florence Moore, Eleanor Ketchum, Myrtle Bracy, Katherine Crabbes, Winona Leech, Orile Neal, and Kathleen Quaid.
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Mary Messenger
East Main Street
Miss Messenger
Virgina O'Hare
Lois Bursley
Marjorie Kinney
Dorothy Thomas
Marjorie Bartlett
Ethel White
Geraldine Wertz
Helen Howard
Betty Barrett
Mary Louise Houghton
Crystal Cummings
Mary Schultz
Florence Moore
Eleanor Ketchum
Myrtle Bracy
Katherine Crabbes
Winona Leech
Orile Neal
Kathleen Quaid
Local Visitors Attend Church Homecoming in Shelber and Norwalk
Mr and Mrs Elmer White of Youngstown visited Mr and Mrs W B Messenger and Mr and Mrs T W Messenger over the weekend. James Cavanaugh of Mansfield visited New London Tuesday. Miss Gertrude Willgus, violin instructor at Ashland College, called on H R Culbertson and family Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Wm Parnell Shelby and Mrs C A Hicks Willard were Sunday guests of Geo Parnell in Grant Street. G A Barrett of S Hooker Street and Mrs John Kelley Sr and daughter Rich ard, with Mrs Vera Clark, visited Norwalk Sunday and attended M E Church services where Christine Giles Bingham performed.
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Elmer White
Youngstown
W. B. Messenger
T. W. Messenger
Shelber
James Cavanaugh
Mansfield
New London
Bertha Wilgus
Gertrude Willgus
Ashland
Art
H. R. Culbertson
Wiligus
Ashland College
Wm. Parnell
Shelby
C. A Hicks F Willard
Suesta
Geo. Parnell
Grant Street
G. A. Barrett
S. Hooker Street
Norwalk
M. E. Church
Christine Giles Bingham
John Kelley
Richard
Vera Clark
San Yak Pills Promise Health Across Ailments
Correct high blood pressure dizziness and diabetes without diet. San Yak Pills claim to ease stomach issues and deodorize bowels while reducing colon bacteria and 95 percent of ills including swelling. Dr L P Bailey of Michigan endorses it as blood medicine curing long standing rheumatism and renewing the body when kidneys are treated. Sold at Ebert's Drug Store 579 Broad St.
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L. P. Bailey
Michigan
Ebert
Broad St
Elyria High rally features eerie mock execution
Elyria High School students staged a football rally in the auditorium with a funeral dirge to accompany an effigy of a Cleveland Heights player with a noose, a dramatic preface to a game against Heights. The gathering showcased two new yells and an onstage musical program by the band and girls’ glee club.
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Elyria High School
Elyria
Cleveland Heights
Legion play director stays with Ashland host
In attendance at the D. A. C remodeled and refurnished Colonial home. Miss Margaret Youtz of Millersburg Pa who is here directing the Legion play is staying with Mrs Weeks of High street. The Nessrs Stanley and Gerald Fonden spent Saturday with friends in Cleveland. Mrs Geo Sprague spent Saturday visiting friends in Norwalk and Olena. The Misses Fern Runkle and Gwen Parnell were Ashland visitors Saturday afternoon.
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Nessrs
Stanley
Gerald Fonden
Cleveland
Geo. Sprague
Norwalk
Olena
Margaret Youtz
Millersburg
Legion
Weeks
High Street
Fern Runkle
Gwen Parnell
Ashland
Fall Concert At High School Auditorium
Students received samples of the numbers to be presented tonight by the musical groups during the Fall Concert in the high school auditorium.
Attempt Made To Burglarize Market
An attempted burglary was discovered at the Sanitary Market on East River Street this morning when the glass of the rear door had been removed and the door unlocked. The robbers were able to get away before being stopped.
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Sanitary Market
East River Street
Hemroid promise from Dr Leonhardt advertised cure
Piles are caused by internal blood circulation issues in the lower bowel. An internal medicine Hem-roid is claimed to heal and strengthen the affected parts. Dr J S Leonhardt promotes Hemroid after 1000 patients with 960 successes and offers mail order from WS Phillips with a money back guarantee.
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J. S Leonhardt
Phillip
Potatoes Grow Into Woman and Child Statue Find
Police report notes a photo shows a small room not used as a store with nothing missing this morning. In Bedfordshire England thirteen potatoes planted in a bed fused into a single form resembling a woman and child as investigators described.
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Bedfordshire
England
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