U S A President Replies To The Governor
Ohio State University president Dr W Rightmire replies to Governor Carer about financial needs. He notes four prior investigations by university bodies and state legislatures and declines to question the integrity of those bodies. He says trustees should cooperate with the governor’s proposed additional committee.
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Rightmire
University
House of Representatives
Senate
Sherrif, Ohio
41St General Assembly
Sherri
Court filings mix suits and divorces in local docket
Paul Schaffer of Sheffield Lake sues Alex Arangos of Lorain for 17239 on a note and seeks foreclosure of Lorain property. Martha Brassare of Lorain sues Feliz Erassare for divorce after a 1929 marriage. James Millis sues Charles Bosch for 722. Vera Plato of Amherst seeks divorce from Joseph Plato for extreme cruelty. Ethel Schnaak seeks divorce from Alvin Schnaak of Elyria. Sam Trebotta of Grafton fined for passing a school bus in Ridgeville township. $5 suspended.
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Paul Schaffer
Sheffield Lake
Alex Arangos
Lorain
Martha F. Brassare
Feliz Erassare
Vera CG. Plato
Amherst
Joseph Plato
Common Pleas
Ethel Schnaak
Alvin Sehneak
Elyria
Sam Trebotta
Grafton
Joeseph Petro
Ridgeville Township
Mrs Robinson Faces Defense In Kidnap Trial
Mrs Frances Robinson answers to jury in Louisville defense against charges she aided her husband and father-in-law in a kidnaping plot. The trial centers on a ransom and alleged communications with a newspaper during captivity. Prosecutors contended the couple and Robinson were connected to the Stull case and the ransom.
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Louisville
Frances Robinson
Thomas H. Robinon
Nashville
Robinsen
Benry Stull
Melvia Purvs
Death notices announce Margaret Bennett Grafton and Alice Seiring
Mrs Margaret Bennett of Grafton widow of A C Bennett died after a five week illness at Elyria City Hospital. She was born January 6 1883 in Granger Medina County and lived in Grafton eighteen years. Survived by husband two sons Bernard Mott Richmond VA and Clyde Bennett Burton OH, brother Bernard Hunter California, and Alice Paton Detroit. Funeral plans pending. Also noted death of Mrs Alice B Seiring Pittsburgh PA church member, heart attack while aiding evangelistic meeting in Kentucky. Survived by husband William Seiring Wellington. Charles A Ruge 74 of Husteington died at Lodi Hospital after surgery. Survived by wife Rhoda and four daughters, eight grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm in Huntingdon Community Church with burial in Huntingdon Cemetery.
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Margaret, Bennett
Bernard Moit
Richmond
Virginia
Clvrde Bennett
Burton
Ohio
Bernard Hunter
California
Alice Paton
Detroit
Michigan
Hels Funeral Home
Grafton
Neral
Alice B. Seiring
Pittsburgh
Church of Christ
Kentucky
Seirling
William Seiring
Wellington
Charles A. Ruge
Hustingeton
Lodi
Rhoda
Lillian Dernier
Huntington
Evelyn Wilkinson
Toledo
Louise Denzer
Huntington Cemetery
Psychology classes Tonight at the YMCA
Ernest E Holmes announces two adult education psychology classes meeting at the YMCA. The 4A class on the psychology of personality convenes at 7:30 p.m. and the child psychology class at 8:39 p.m. Both sessions are free and open to all interested. Several students are former adult education attendees.
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Ernest E Holmes
Holmes
Butternut resident reports car crash near home
Frank Smith says a car tipped over in front of his house yesterday afternoon. The driver crawled out and fled before deputies arrived, according to a sheriff's department report.
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Frank Smith
Butternut
India
Sheriff's Department
Oberlin Church Celebrates 44th Anniversary Events
Oberlin area church activities outline a 44th anniversary celebration at Me Zion church starting Oct 10 with a three point service and a program featuring speakers, solos, and hymns. October 12 to 21 include parlor events, youth services, and an anniversary sermon by Rev. George. October 14 hosts a social night with inspirational talk by W. B. Croc. BRIEFS note district W. T. F. C. convention details and local travel updates.
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Oberlin
Zion
CU. KR. Comings
Ruchurck
Edith Willams
Moss Frances Huffman
Carrie M. Woods
Girls’ Co
Rustchurch
J. Hufiman
Petivord
Mary Ward
Lorain
Ohio
Para. m
George
Milah Baptist
Misc I .m
Senere m
C. M. Woods
Mt Zon
Jasper Bows
Williams
H. B. Higgs
Woods
Social N.saz
W. B. Croc
Italy Defies League in Speech on Ethiopia Crisis
Ailois, as Italy’s delegate, denounces the League of Nations for bias against Italy over Ethiopia. He cites alleged two weights and two scales, notes Japan in Manchuria, and questions Bolivia and Paraguay in the Chaco war. The hall is silent. no applause or cheers follow.
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League
Italy
Japan
Ethiopia
Bolivia
Paraguay
Alois
Great Britain
Neigds
Aloisi
Edouard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Hungary
Adolescent discipline focus drives school church cooperation
Father Daley spoke on respect for authority self control and discipline for adolescents urging teachers and parents to model normal sensible behavior. He called for church home and school cooperation to address adolescence problems as R W McWilliams presided and announced new committee appointments.
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Weavenreneye—Weemescers
Father Daley
Pauli Hines
R. W. McWilliams
Association
First Church To Hold Junior Choir Tryouts
First Church announces Junior Choir tryouts on Saturday afternoon next, for youths aged thirteen and under. Directed by Mrs. Ross Holmes and assisted by Miss Marguerine Spelorink from the Public School Music Department of the Conservatory.
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Conservatory
Peace Plebiscite Discussed By W C T U
The Ober in the W C T U met at Mrs Frank Sedgeman’s West College street home for an October session. Mrs J A Rechards spoke on The Plea Man and Peace and Mrs C R Cominis discussed the Peace Plebiscite to be held next month in Congregational and Christian churches. A devotional program followed with Miss Hinman presenting The Two Is A Contrast.
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Ober
Frank Sedgeman
West College Street
Heinrich Ted
Wertegiver
Norman Abaos
J. A. Rechards
C. R Cominis
Pibisci
Miss Hinman
McQuision and committees organize for BSXL meeting
Mere McQuision and Mrs. Cockrate among officers and social committeemen named. Hines announced Clerziard College president A Caswell Ellis will speak at the BSXL meeting November 13 on A New Education for This New Era. High school Players' Club and hand music featured under Nina Beaker and J Martin Beck.
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J. L. McQuisiion
Paul Cockrate
L. E. Haglund
Ber Jensings
W. O
M. FL Fer
Frack Sonencer
M. E. Jobusor
Paul Hines
H. E. Agate
Ralph Wood
D. 4. Baird
Niza Baker
J. L. Mathis
E. H. Faulkner
R E. McDonald
E. D. Adams
Walter Lersch
L. A. Hanes
McWilliams
Hines
A. Caswell Ellis
Clerziard College
Nina Beaker
J. Martin Beck
Meluch Trial Reveals Piquant Claims and Family Testimony
Testimony details Meluch admitting the Dearborn kidnapping hoax was to trick his wife for fun and a ransom claim. Robert Meluch, 12, testified Dorothy allegedly took Joe's gun, fired at him, and claimed she was joking, with a bribe given to silence him.
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Ait Dearborn
Meluch
Meinch
Bes
Ater
Dearborn
Melcch
Robert Meluch
Robert
Dorothy
Attorneys Begin New Battle For Hauptmann
In Trenton October 10 attorneys for Bruno Richard Hauptmann said they would press new appeals in a bid to save him from the electric chair. They claimed the state court of errors and appeals and the U S Supreme Court would consider errors in the case. The defense argued Hauptmann was not given proper due process and vowed to persist despite the high court's past rulings.
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Trenton
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
C. Lian Frher
Charles Dindbersh
State Court of
Ermn
United States Supreme Court
Hauptmann
Mirches
Tod Hiumtmann
States Bench
Haupterang
Astune
Ohio Police Chiefs Elect Stankard as First Vice President
J Stankard of Elyria police was elected first vice president of the Ohio Association of Police Chiefs at the close of its fifth annual convention in Springfield. Wengares Sandusar was named president succeeding George A Abele. E PT Weatherly was elected second vice president and A B Miller was reelected secretary and treasurer. The 1936 convention will be held in Toledo.
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J. Stankard
Elyria Police
Ohio Association of Pole Chiefs
Springfield
Wengares
Sandusar Potref
George A. Abele
Sarinefield
E. PT. Weatherly
Cinema’ Wars
A. B Miller
Lakewood
Toledo
Revolt Flares At Labor Convention in Atlantic City
A faction opposed to the AFL executive council storms the convention floor over building trades representation. McDonough claims authority over the federation's building trades department and demands seating for Williams. Knight pushes to delay action pending a committee report as three days of failed negotiations end with Green trying to mediate.
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Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
Feder
Todar Nm
McDonough
Counuil
John W. W
William Green
Knights Elect Head YOUNGSTOWN. 0., Oct.10.- To albert A. Kobler Akron was erected eight eminent grand commander of the Grand Com mandery Knights Templar of Chin at the closing business session of their 93rd annual conclave here today.
The report covers electing Albert A. Kobler of Akron as eminent grand commander of the Knights Templar Chin at their 93rd annual conclave in Youngstown. It notes he succeeds Dr. Cisde L. Smith of Fremont and mentions the Ohio event and location.
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Youngstown
Albert A. Kobler
Akron
Knights Templar of
Chin
Cisde L. Smith
Fremont
Market Report From Toledo Grain and Live Stock Listings
Markets show mixed activity with produce butter and eggs at Market east. Poultry supplies steady with live birds described. beef cattle and sheep and lambs report varied prices. Wheat and oats futures noted, with No 2 red wheat at 1 45 8 and No 2 white oats around 32 3/4 to 33 1/2 cents per bushel.
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Cleselaad
Ehla
Wiltes
Maire
Marne
Nesis
Ecvator Co
Cern
Mit
Zita
Mock Springs
Lee
Letee
Rock Bruisers
Roosters
Titheys
Duves
T' Pyurde
United States
Idaho
Commercat
Moseeisen Cron
Colorado
Incake
Grocery and produce prices and market notes in Chicago
The Chicago market reports show butter and eggs prices, assorted feeds and staples, and a wide list of produce with per bushel baskets and per cart pricing. Listings include alfalfa, clover, barley, oats, and a vast array of vegetables with quoted basket sizes and regional price ranges.
Contention of jealousy in Bauer murder trial
In opening statements the state contends motive was bitter jealousy in the emasculation murder of Dr. Walker Bauer as Mant Ville W. Zenge faces trial in Chicago.
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Bauer
Chicago
Hull And Ritter Confer On Trade Impasse
Secret talks between Secretary of State Cordell Hull and Karl Ritter chief of the Reich foreign office economic section were held in Washington to break the trade policy deadlock between Germany and the United States.
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Washington
4CP
Germany
America
Cordell Hull
Karl Ruitter
Reich Foreign Office
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the Gables
Mrs. Dera Krieg
Mrs. Robinson
CE Les Rugg
Alice Berry and
Jacek Ellsworth
Hanna Grill
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N. Pleasant St
W. TF. C
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Henry Lincol
Cura
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N Vethern
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Rome
West Vine Street
Mass Sara Miller
C.ete
R. H. Lang
Gen Baxter
Roy Hultz
SN. Black
C. P. Shively
O. F. Flint
C. D. Reding
W.C.T. LU
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Knights
Argentina
Frank
Paul
Testi
Margaret
Helen
Steve
W. J. Kline
Sanko Restaurant
Cor. Broad and Mill St
Over Bell's
Phodece
Newrts
Cartos
Tbs
Acorn
Hubbard
Perth Tire
Boston
Hull
Ritter
Broad Street
East Capitol Theatre
Court Street
Nash-Lafayette
W. H Jenne, JR
BALES
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O'Donnell Paints& Wall Paper Co
Hughes Provision Co
Glen Rogers
West Virginia
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Elyria Lumber & Coal
Chestnut
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