14 Wounded In The Past 24 Hours Hunting Accidents Toll Rises
United Press reports Ohio's Fall hunting season adds six fatalities and at least 14 wounded in the last 24 hours. Cases include Henry Bullen near Andover, James Lowry near Powell, Harold Dargier of Findlay, Clifton Davis near Londonderry, Henley Lubber of Columbus, and Kenyon College student Charles Freiberger Jr at Mt Vernon. Other injuries span Londondern, West Jefferson, Kenton, London, Shadyside, Wellston, Cleveland, Tiffin, and Holmes county. Panama ships over 600000 banana bunches monthly to foreign buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ohio
Henry Bullen
McDonald Steel
Andover
James Lowry
Powell Farmer
Harold Dargier
Findlay
Clifton Davis
Columbus
Barre
Londonderry
Henley Lurber
West Jefferson
Charles Freiberger Jr
Grosse Point
Mich
Kenyon College
Mt Vernon
Kerth
Crooks
Kenton
Ira Huni
London
Kenneth Marhugh
Shadyside
Albert Shafer
Lykens
Glendon
Missionary To Speak At Oberlin Friday
Oberlin news reports Reverend Frank Cary, a recently returned missionary to Japan, will address Oberlin College students on problems facing Christians in Japan Friday at 4:30 pm in the King Bosworth Room. Cary taught in Japanese government schools 1911–13 and has held roles with local churches and ministerial associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Frank Cary
Japan
Oberlin College
King Bosworth
Mens
Cary
Amherst
Kumtat
Island
Otoeau
Woman Credits World's Tonic For Relief From Constipation
Mrs Alice Green of 433 Second St Elyria says persistent constipation caused poor health and nerves. After trying World's Tonic two weeks ago she reports relief to stomach kidneys and back, better appetite and happier friends. She urges other women to try it and notes its herbal blend helps prevent aging from constipation. Available at Phillips Standard Muirs and other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Green
Second St
Elyria
Phillips
Standard
Muir's
Arcadian Setting For Musical Comedy Iolanthe Opens Here
An Arcadian setting forms the backdrop for the Gilbert and Sullivan musical comedy Iolanthe which opens tomorrow night in Oberlin at Finney Hall with local cast and orchestra taking the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Finne
Divorces Rise in France in 1937 to 23614
Paris reports 1937 divorces at 23 614, up 1 percent from prior year, while marriages fell 22 percent since 1930 and births dropped nearly 20 percent in the same period. In 1937, 274 122 marriages were recorded versus 350 000 in 1930, with divorces climbing from 20 637 in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Dager
Also Mentioned on This Page
Panama
Oberlin Dramatic Association
Muss Marwal Stein
East
Cleveland
Gardens
Westminster Palace
Hooker-Howe
Haverhill
Massachusetts
The
Dramatic Association
Clarence Ward
Jelliffe
F B
Artz
Oliver Saylor
Cutie
New York City
Earl Iolanthe
J Stanton VicLaughlin
Department of English
Harold Bryson
Conservatory of Music
Charles Fehl
New Guinea
Rev
Lou
Frank
Barber and Beauty Shop
Broad
Warmtii
Meccan Es Oy
Pras Eom
Read’s Credit Jewelers
Broad Street
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Amherst, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp