Accomplice Hints in Lindbergh Case Emerges
In Trenton on October 2 Col H Norman Schwarzkopf of New Jersey state police said he believed Hauptmann had an accomplice in passing the Lindbergh ransom money. The claim came ahead of a conference with Bronx DA Samuel Foley on Hauptmann extradition to New Jersey to face murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Bruno R. Hauptmann
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Bronx
Samuel Foley
Hauptmann
Schwarzkopf
Soley
Garrison Quits Industrial Board
Lloyd Garrison announced his resignation as chairman of the National Industrial Nations Board to return to the University of Wisconsin as dean of the law school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lloyd Garrison
National Industrial Nlations Board
University of Wisconsin
Relief Funds Diverted for Rent to Landlords in Michigan
Discussion on diverting 1600 dollars of gas tax revenue for relief led to proposals to compensate landlords housing relief families. Nelson urged landlords receive taxes or similar, noting Michigan landlords typically get ten dollars a month. Councilman Smith backed the idea, sharing his own three year and two year tenant cases without rent payments. No action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Nelson
Michigan
Councilman
Smith
Insull Company Roots Peril in Large Loss Claims
The government asserts that stockholders nationwide lost 145 million dollars in the Insull company alone as the trial against the firm proceeds. Dwight TH. Green, United States district attorney, to lead a specially augmented staff in proving alleged fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Pacific
Dwight TH. Green
United States
Court Denies Temporary Stay After Norris-LaGuardia Ruling
Judge Nields denies the temporary stay citing the Norris-LaGuardia act. He will not rule on merits without hearing witnesses. The case continues, with affidavits totaling in the hundreds. The statement ends with a call that all progress must be moral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nields
Norris-LaGuardia
Kaiser reports building activity values and permits
City building inspector AL P Kar reports last month saw building improvements valued at 3350 dollars with 11 building permits 6 plumbing permits 3 sign permits and 25 electrical permits issued. receipts total 75.45 dollars. the largest project was remodeling by Western Auto matic Machine and Screw Com pany estimated at 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL. P. Kar
Kaiser
Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company
Elyria Officials to Attend Ohio Municipal Conference
City leaders named a six person Elyria delegation to meet 22 Ohio municipalities in Columbus on October 17. Mayor W H Vanoster will lead the group with Council President Everett Wilson, Clerk Harvey Cheney, and Councilman William G. Smith named as members. The Toledo Citizens Legislative Committee organized the event to push bills granting financial aid to municipalities next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Wison
Harvey Cheney
William G. Smith
W. H. Vanoster
Elyria
Ohio
Columbus
Toledo
Court Hears Plea For Ernest Bryan On Assault Charge
Ernest Bryan, charged with assaulting a girl under fourteen, pleaded guilty before Judge A R Webber this morning and asked for probation. A hearing for probation is set for next Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bryan
A R. Webber
Mayor's court receipts total $337 for September
The mayor's court reported September receipts totaling 337 with fines and costs at 323. Balance came from miscellaneous collections and show and soft drink licenses, as presented to the council last night.
Amherst Miss Garland Weds Leonard Hummer in Quiet Ceremony
Alice Garland daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Trenry Garland married Leonard Hummer son of Mrs. John Leonard in a 7:00 p m ceremony at Rev R C Jenson home in Amherst. The couple planned a reception at the groom’s parents home and honeymooned in Chicago before settling in Cleveland where the groom works for the New York Central Railroad. Both are longtime South Amherst residents with ties to local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
R. C. Jenson
Alice Garland
Trenry Garland
Leonard Hummer
John Leonard
Garland
Dale Stein
Cleveland
Chicago
New York Central Railroad
Security Benefit Association to Meet at Mrs Harper Home
The Security Benefit Association will hold a meeting at Mrs. Ted Harper's home Monday at 7:00 PM. Members are urged to attend as future finances for the organization will be discussed and all members are required to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Security Benefit Association
Ted Harper
Junior Class Elects Officers at South Amherst High
The Junior Class of South Amherst High School held a meeting to elect officers. Elected were President Jack Vinson Jr, Vice President Anna Grant, Secretary and Treasurer Evelyn Kreeger. Mrs Helen Meyers was appointed class advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst High School
Jack Vinson, Jr
Anna Grant
Evelyn Kreeger
Helen Meyers
Volunteer Firemen Meet at Swiss Hall Tonight
A regular meeting of the Volunteer Firemen will be held this evening at Swiss Hall at 7 30 o clock. After the business session a social hour will be featured and refreshments will be served.
Lorain County Receives State Relief Allocation
State Relief Commission in Columbus approves a Lorain County package totaling 39,529 for the four week period starting October 5. The breakdown includes 17,192 for direct relief 20,791 for work relief 576 for rural rehabilitation 845 for emergency schools and 125 for transient relief. The statewide relief budget for the same period totals 91,091,555 with 4,022,060 for direct relief and 1,976,000 for work relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
State Relief Commission
Columbus
Six Bandits Rob Wallingford Bank For 325000
Bulletin from Wallingford Connecticut reports six armed robbers, using machine guns and revolvers, assaulted the Wallingford Bank and Trust Company just before noon today and escaped with more than 325,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallingford
Conn
Wallingford Bank and Trust Company
Death Record Anna Woods of Elyria
Anna E Woods wife of William M Woods of 926 Walnut Street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 11 15 yesterday after a lingering illness. Born September 15 1885 in Lancaster Pennsylvania she had lived in Elyria fifteen years. Surviving are her husband a son Carroll Woods two daughters Mrs Helen Bru and Mrs Mabel Brand her parents Mr and Mrs C B Stoner one brother Harry Stoner one sister Mrs Harvey Long and three grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 0 from Taror's Funeral Home with Rev J H Green of Wellington officiating. Burial will be Brookdale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Woods
William M. Woods
Wailnat Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Woods
Lanvaster
Pennsylvania
Elyria
Carrol Woods
Helen Bru
Mabel Brand
Mgr
C. B. Stoner
Harry Stoner
Harvey Long
Taror
J. H. Green
Wellingtion
Brookdale Cemetery
Maddock dies at home of sister in Sheffield
Charlotte B Maddock died last night at 11 15 P M at her sister Mrs Shirler Garfield’s home in Sheffield Co Village Detroit Road She was born March 3 1854 in Champion Vermont and lived in Avon North Ridgeville and Sheffield She leaves brothers Thomas F Maddock George H Maddock and sister Alice Garfield Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 30 PM from the Garfield residence in Sheffield and burial in North Ridgeville Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte B. Maddock
Shirler Garfrath
Co Village
Detroit Road
Miss Maddock
Mer
Chpstar
Enseembe
Avon
North Ridgeville
Shirley Garfield
Sheffield
Thos. F. Maddock
Elsra
George H. Maddock
Alice Garfield
Garfield
North Ridgeville Cemetery
Mrs Bridget Sculls 90 Died in Cleveland Hospital
Mrs Bridget Sculls aged 90 died Monday afternoon at S John’s Hospital in Cleveland. Born in Cleveland she moved to Elshna in 18 1a and lived there most of her life. Survived by two sons Edward and Frank one daughter Mrs Fi 3feicher seven grandchildren five great grandchildren and sister Mrs Rose M Boylan of this city. Funeral Thursday at 9:00 from St Rose’s Church in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Sculls
S. John’s Hopital
Cleveland
Mre Scully
Elshna
Scully
Edward
Frank
St. Rose's Church
Funeral services for John S. Craig in Elyria Lorain
Funeral services for the late John S. Craig of Elyria and Lorain will be held Wednesday at two o clock at the Masonic Temple Sheffield lodge on E 82nd street and Pear avenue. Sheffield lodge of F L A M will take charge with Rev J Marshall assisting. The remains will be brought from his daughter Mrs Wm Dieterick s Lorain home Wednesday morning for viewing from noon until service time. Interment will be in the Craig family plot at Himwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Craig
Elyria
Lorain
Masonic Temple
Sheffield Lodge
E. 82Nd Street
Pear Avenue
Nolala
Rev. J. Marshall
Wm. Dieterick
Craig
Himwood Cemetery
Death notice for Albert G Barbknecht of Plyra
Albert G Barbknecht born in Germany July 28 1878 died Tuesday October 2 after a lingering illness. Survived by wife Minnie and daughters Mrs Jesse Kauffman Gulf Road Mrs Melvin J Kauffman West Dover Ella and Albert at home three grandchildren and brother August Elyria. Body to be moved from Nichols Funeral Home to late home for viewing funeral Thursday at 2 30 p m at Grace Lutheran Church. Interment South Murray Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Barbknecht
Princeton Avenue
Germany
Plyra
Hla
General Industries
Minnie Barbknecht
Jesse Kk. Kauffman
Gulf Road
Melvin J. Kauffman
West Dover
Ella
Albert
August Barbknecht
Elyria
Nichols Funeral Home
Grace Lutheran Church
F. J. Schumm
South Murray Ridge Cemetery
Wellington Local News Delivery Contact Info
Wellington residents are urged to phone the local delivery desk at MKS Violet Curtice for service or complaint issues. Contact numbers and address details are provided for missed copies and delivery concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
MKS
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
East
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Special Easton Star Ceremony in Wellington Ohio
Invitations are sent to Eastern Star members and Masons for a special meeting in the Chapter Room on Thursday October 4 at 8 p m. Associate Matron and 25 members from Ne Hta Akron will present Floral Degree work teaching Eastern Star lessons. Dinner and refreshments follow with Akron officers and local chapter served by the Junior Kings Daughters Silent Circle. Scrooby Wranglers Meet in Lodi Congregational ministers gather monthly for dinner and discussion. Speakers Rev W H Baker and Rev J A Schmink present topics on Personal Contacts and Use of Sermonic Material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Wellington
Eastern Star
Ne Hta
North Hill
Akron
Club of Mansfield
Frior
Jocal Chapter
Silent Circle
Junior Kings Daughters
Scrooby Wranglers
Foreign Mission Depart Ment Meeting at Church Parlor
The Foreign Mission Department of the Woman's Association holds a Wednesday afternoon meeting in church parlors with Mrs. Hugh Kane and Mrs. Herman Wight and several musical numbers. Regular prayer service follows with Dr. Recard presenting The Scurence of Paul as the third Life of Paul installment. all are welcome. Thursday series Class of Mr. Wilson meets in the church dining room for a covered dish dinner at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Mission Department
Woman's Asociation
Hugh Kane
Herman Wight
Recard
Paul
Wilson
Community church events outline weekly schedule
A sequence of church activities is listed for the week including social, convention and prayer meetings. Notable items include a social in Sunday School rooms, the W T U county convention in Elyria with Mrs Viola Romans speaking, a midweek prayer service, a Well ington Community Brotherhood meeting with Rev Ed F Wood addressing stewardship, and a Friendship Guild meeting at Mrs William Bennett's home with Miss Martha Rutledge directing the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Epworth League
Inlehurch
W. T. UL
Elyria
Tueday
Viola Romans
Columbus
Ohio
Offiial Board
Wellington Community Brotherhood
Rochester Methodist Church
Ed. F. Wood
Ineal Mle
Mrs Cassie Rowland Emerges From Illness To Go Out
Friends note Mrs Cassie Rowland is able to be out again at her South Main street home after a lengthy illness, marking a welcome recovery and return to social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Cassie Rowland
Sunnysiders Meet Plans for Hike and Masquerade
The 4 H Sunnysiders Flower Club met at the C S Church home and set plans for a Nature Hike this Sunday but postponed to October 7 due to damp weather. They also arranged a Halloween masquerade and plan to meet again October 11. Members visited nearby gardens after the meeting. Mrs Arthur Bassett aids ill Elizabeth Barnes in Rochester. In church news, the Meth odist choir sang By the River of Babylon and the Girls Trio performed Lift Thine Eyes. Several locals traveled to Chicago and Cleveland for events, and other church music featured Oh Taste and See with the Congregational choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnysiders Flower Club
C. S
Dwight Page
George Stoll
Arthur Bassett
Elizabeth Barnes
Henry Barnes
Rochester
Pearson
Mendelssohn, Dy
William Bennett
Entre Nous Club
L. G. Bradstock
Chicago
Century of Progress
William L. Wadsworth
Cleveland
Sophia Trinter
Congregational Church
Martha Rutledge
Rogers
Marjory Falls
Mary Hyde
Virg Ria Gott
Oberlin DeMolays Install Officers
Oberlin DeMolays install officers at the Oberlin Grange Hall with David J. Nya Chapter providing installing officers. Ralph Lyman is Master Councillor with a full slate including Harry Zahm Gordon Comings George Willbond Louis Bliss Melvin Neikirk Paul Stone Ronald Willbond Russell Bell Charles Winder Roger Herrick and Richard Cain. After the ceremony Past Master Councillor emblems were presented to Clare Van Ausdale and Paul Stone. Refreshments followed served by young ladies under Mrs Harold A Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Frank E. Peck
Order of de Molay
Oberlin Grange Hall
David J. Nya
Iulyria
Harlo McNally
Ralph Lyman
Harry Zahm
Gordon Comings
George Willbond
Louis Bliss
Melvin Neikirk
Paul Stone
Ronald Willbond
Russell Bell
Marshall
Charles Winder
Roger Herrick
Richard Cain
Oberlin
Royal Arch Masons
Claude
L. Lyman
Clare van Ausdale
Harold A. Edwards
Centennial Sunday Observed by Oberlin First Church
The Centennial of the First Church in Oberlin will be observed Sunday October 7 with two programs. Morning service features addresses on The Founding of the First Church by Professor W H Chapin and The First Church and the Missionary Enterprise by Mrs I E Burgner. An evening service will focus on Music in the First Church by Professor W H Chapin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
The
First Church
W. H. Chapin
Missionary Enterprise
I. E. Burgner
Program of Music Enlivened Young Men's Club Meeting
Seven young musicians entertained members of the Young Men's Club at the YMCA with banjo, accordion, saxophone, guitar, and vocal soloist performances. A bowling tournament was planned for after next week at St. John's School on Third Street. The club received an invitation to the district convention of the Y's Men’s Clubs in Painesville next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Jackson
Alfred Barter
Rocco Trombetti
Harry Mariotti
Bud Adams
Rosemary Johnson
George Wood
St. John’s School
Third Street
Painesville
School band grows with fewer trombones this year
McDaniels and a list of band members show that the Dover area school band has two fewer members than last year and fewer trombones due to graduation while maintaining more basses. The group, mainly seen at football games, will perform more this year. In Dover, Jacob Mauer, long-time police chief, died at 64, and in Dayton an Rosa Bonheur air sketch valued at 230 dollars was stolen from the Dayton Art Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Dayton, O
Rosa Bonheur
Dayton Art Institute
Pastors of the Church and New Century Outlook
Upton discusses the pastors of the church with Dean Edward F. Bosworth and Dr. J A Richards offering a look ahead to the new century. The evening service will feature special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Upton
Edward F. Bosworth
J. A. Richards
Rites Held for Miss Ella Leonard
Funeral services were held today for Miss Ella Leonard who died Sunday at the home of Mrs. Mina Pitts on South Main Street. Burial took place in Westwood cemetery. A long time Oberlin resident she had been an invalid for years and was the last of her siblings. She was sister-in-law to Mrs. F. E. Leonard of Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Leonard
Mina Pitts
South Main Street
Westwood Cemetery
Miss Leonard
Oberlin
F. E. Leonard
Elm Street
Dean Graham Addresses Oberlin Exchange on Orient Conditions
Dean Thomas W. Graham of the Theological Seminary spoke to the Oberlin Exchange club at a luncheon about Economic Conditions of the Orient. He and Mrs Graham recently returned from a worldwide trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eachange
Graham
Thomas W. Graham
The
Theological Seminary
Oberlin Exchange Club
Orient
Vrs
Rebekahs Attend School of Instruction in Lorain
The Rebekahs plan a School of Instruction session in Lorain on Wednesday. A chartered bus will transport attendees, and those wishing to go should assemble at the bus station at 9:90 tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Pansy Chapter to entertain at Masonic Hall Wellington
The Officers and members of the Pansy Chapter Order of Eastern Stars invite all to an entertainment at the Masonic Hall in Wellington on Thursday evening October 4 at 8 00 o clock Akron members will perform an addenda All are urged to attend The Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday October 3 at 2 30 in the church parlors A 615 p m family supper will be served to meet and welcome the new pastor and family Mr and Mrs Frank Sedgeman entertained their niece Mrs Clinton Oldfield and husband of Flint Michigan Oldfield left yesterday on an extended trip through the east The State Republican Women luncheon is Thursday at the Mayflower Hotel in Akron Several from this district plan to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Chapter
Order of Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Wellington
Akron
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Frank Sedgeman
Clinton Oldfield
Flint
Michigan
Markets and cattle trade report from Cleveland and Wooster
Markets in Cleveland show steady price levels for poultry and produce including fowls leghorn springers ducks and turkeys with Ohio rates noted. Cattle calves sheep and hogs see varied yet steady to active demand, while Wooster reports auction results for poultry and mixed lot prices. Toledo grain and Chicago cash quotations provide accompanying commodity context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Homegrown Market Prices for Vegetables and Produce
Prices list for homegrown produce including beans green and wax at 30 to 35 cents per bushel, limas 5 to 10 cents per basket, shelled corn 15 to 17 cents per quart, cabbage 25 to 30 cents per 25 pound lot, cauliflower 60 to 65 cents per head, celery in various sizes, cucumbers 80 to 65 cents per unit, endive 30 cents per head, mushrooms opens 35 to 40 cents per pound, onions yellow 40 cents per bushel, pickling onions 50 to 65 cents per peck, tomatoes Acme brand mostly 20 to 25 cents per 15 pounds, with baskets and various pack sizes noted.
Grain and Feed Prices from Local Elevators
Quotations furnished by Shrots Elevator Co and Flour Milling Co. Prices shown per bushel for corn wheat and by ton for mill feeds and hay. Flour priced by barrel. Various lots include No 3 velaw, white and blue wheat types, and seed meal. Prices cover middlings and meal with percentages for enrichment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrots Elevator Co
Fuurgd Milling Co
COHN
Unclear OCR fragment hints at damaged notice
Fragmentary text references a base and items like grelde hare and potro sarge with cryptic codes 3615 and 28h. No clear events, entities, or dates emerge to form a coherent news item or summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleoyrus
Remington-Rand to Double Capacity in Cincinnati Expansion
The Dalton and Powers divisions of Remington-Rand Inc. in Norwood Cincinnati will expand to double capacity due to rising business. Contracts to enlarge the factory making adding machines and other office equipment were awarded in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dalton and Powers
Remingeton-Raind Inc
Norwood
New York
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Garrison
Industrial Board
Bulletin
Pagene
Cities Service CO
Empire Gas and Furl
Ohio Public Service
Pierre R. Smith
Seasoned Investments Co
S. Bldg
Vhone
Maude
Yourghisad
la Granze
Edward Wilfred
Ata
Neriet
Tee D.veret
Alex Lasney
Jabeth Laske
Taday
Amherst
Viremen
Welsb
Yeggs
Anna Woods
Bridget Scully
Cas Gulf Tire
Chronicle-Telegram
Alfred Alten
UOTN
Per Hunc
Xterior House
Court Street
O'Donnell Faint & Wall Paper Co
Congregational Church Notes
C. W. Recard
Salem
Sara L. Curtize
Sorosis
Friendship Guild
Friendship Guid
Centrecanonal
Merdat Covenint
Ortsurr
Herrek Avenue
Tlartha Rutledge
Echo
Roy McCormick
Traild
Rutledge
McCormick
Jeannette Warner
Mabel Clark
Ralph Weiss
Maxine West
A. W. Shields
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
N. Pleasant St
Wooster Lgg
Wooster Cosoperative Poultry Assochiddon
Eatra
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
U. S
Idaho
Commerce
Colorado
Mclures
North Dakota
Saninle
Ie Sarley
Timothy Seed
Clover
Salany
Muir
Ask
NEW York Central
Western Reserve Way
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
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