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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1931

Page

2

Death of Farm Woman in Ohio Believed Murder

Mrs. Roy Bowers, 55, was found with her head blown off by a shotgun while milking in Sycamore, Ohio. Initially ruled self-inflicted, authorities now report indications of murder as the gun was located away from the body and no trigger device was found.

Upper Sanduary Wyandor Inty Roy Bowers Sycaore Ohio Claude Montgomery Lawrence Weatherboltz L. Jones

Man's supper at M. E. church in Pittsfield Friday

Pittsfield reports a church supper to be held Friday evening with Professor Sherman of Oberlin as speaker. Social notes mention guests and visits among local families including A R Smith Mansfield, Henry Walsh Philadelphia, Ada Sherbourne, Lyle Beard birthday, and gatherings in Cleveland and Minneapolis.

Pittsfield M. E. Church Professor Sherman Oberlin A. R. Smith Mansfield Henry Walsh Philadelphia A P. Lincoln Ada Sherbourne Walter West Wellington Lyle Beard H. A. Lacey Henry Kathryn Faith Draper Cleveland Wallace Whipple Billie John Weir Constance L. G. Lai and Sisters Home Mon By

Watkins and sisters hosted Friday gathering with out-of-town guests

Guests at the C. G. Watkins and sisters Eliza and Emma Watkins included Harold Hayes Guissianed twenty school friends at his home Friday evening November 35. Out of town guests were Lois Thornton Lucie and Betty Puder Charles Seeley Franklyn and Raymond Wright Otis and Howard Worcester and Philip Bradstock of Wellington and Robert Brumby of Camden. The evening featured games and later jello cake cocoa and candy.

Harold Hayes

Town Line Attends Woman's Union Meeting in Amherst

Mrs J H Delefield attended a Woman's Union meeting at St Peter's Union church in Amherst Thursday afternoon. A number from Town Line attended the supper at South Ridge church Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Lewis Spiezel berg entertained Mr and Mrs A J Kolbe and family of Huntington at dinner Sunday. Mrs Barbara Eschtruth returned to her home on Middle

Charles Breyley Minneapolis Minn Harvey Breyley Ella Eglin Ruth Shank Sullivan Benjamin Schubert Will Schubert North Russia J. M. Whitney Kipton A. E. Hagen Glenn Draper Aons John Robert Alice Charles Miller Art Draper Bakers Crossing Thad Wilson Birmingham Alma Bartlett Thelma Bartlett Peter Springer Elyria Lorain County Herbert Whitney Luemma Whitney W. A. Sherbourne Ella West Florine West Irma Spiegelberg Dramatic Club E. Stang E. C. Schubert Cora Ensign Margaret Pallas West Ridge Herry Kolbe Middle Ridge C. J. Smith L. Spiegelberg Woman's Union South Ridge Church Lewis Spiezelberg A. J. Kolbe Huntington Returrss Rome Barbara Eschtruth Middle

Japan Will Not Be Intimidated At League Council

Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Shidehara stated Japan will not be intimidated at the League of Nations Council in Paris. He said government instructions to envoy Kenkichi Yoshizawa were to accept the compromise plan for a league commission of inquiry to visit China and Manchuria, and if accepted, Japan will not press its demand for Chinese acceptance.

TOKIO Baron Shidehara Japan League of Nations Council Paris Kenkichi Yoshizawa League Commission of Inquiry China Manchuria

Japanese Manchuria Crisis Eases in League Tension

Officials reported on the stalled five points of settlement as the Foreign Office grew irritated by Yoshizawa’s reports. There was talk of invoking Article 15 of the League Covenant, which could impose drastic sanctions to compel Japan to withdraw from Manchuria.

Foreign Office Yoshizawa Manchuria

Sham battle fails to spark interest at 5th Division reunion

General W A Raupp commander of the Missouri National Guard dismisses a co ed seller of a sham battle ticket saying he has seen the real thing so many times he would not be interested comparing it to selling a refrigerator to an Eskimo.

Pittsburgh Kan W. A. Raupp Missouri National Guard

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