Supreme Court reviews larceny case over taxed dog
In Columbus the Ohio Supreme Court weighs whether a Red Tick Hound valued at 115 dollars can be the object of larceny. The Wayne County court had convicted Willard Weekly of grand larceny for stealing the dog from Everett Bizwiler. The state appeals court reversed, ruling no statutory offense for grand larceny since the dog had no prior taxation. Weekly appealed to the high court, which allowed the motion and set for review the issue of dog larceny taxability. Also in Portland, Maine, a gas truck driver near his company yard ran dry after delivering 3000 gallons to dealers on his route.
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Columbus
Oki
Laya Wil
Wayne County Cou't
Willard Weekly
Everett ‘Bizwiler
Olin
Aud Statutori Pffense
Werkly
Portland
Jorge
YWCA Groups Serve Girls and Women Across Ages
The YWCA offers diverse activities for girls from eight to twelve with summer camp and daily programs, extends to seventh and eighth graders through Girl Reserve clubs, and includes high school and college age groups with Friendship and other clubs. Adult education, book reviews, Bible hours, and speakers are provided, serving over 400 young women and adults regardless of race color or creed, supported by Elyria Community Chest.
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Tale
Olive
West Avenue
Aeliwily
Ache Club
Elyria
Coast Guard recruiting drive targets young men in Cleveland
The Coast Guard recruiting station in Cleveland under Lieut Richard H. Bartlett announced a three year enlistment term for the Regular Coast Guard. Applicants must be 17 and in good health with teeth vision height limits and clean records. apprentice seamen need tenth grade and steward’s mate eighth grade. Advantages include service career training, schooling, medical care, and retirement after 20 years. The station is at Room 16 Keith Building, Cleveland.
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Regular
Coast Guard
Cleveland
Richard H. Barnlett
Japan
Regnae Coast Guard
Steward's Mate
Bartlet
Inehie
Keith Building
Ridgeville Civic League hears talk on service in returning veterans
Captain Courtney Kirby of the Elyria Veterans Service Center spoke at the Ridgeville Civic League meeting on Monday, outlining veteran benefits and services and stressing timely demobilization information. Officers were present, reports given, and committee updates discussed including house numbering on Center Ridge Road and a planned memorial fund appeal.
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Noth Wvueville
Courtney Kirby
Elyria Veteran's Service Center
Ridgeville Cive ‘Ie League
Cpt Kirby
Ith Webster
Armed Services
Kirby
Veteran's Service Center
Roll Gall
Vern H. Sucross
Station Road
Center Ridge Road
Herron
Memorial Fund
George Lasch
Secur Dunn
Copomise Wily
Primal and Punch Briefs Hint at Local School Messages
Local items note students planning for a future event and mention groups such as Girl Scouts and Cub Scouts. Residents of Ridges and nearby areas attend meetings and community activities, including scouting planning, neighborhood gatherings, and a church trustee notice.
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Warner Bros
Hollywood
Reputien
Acme Telephoto
State Court
Supreme Court
Likly-Rockett
Broad Street
North Ridgeville
Malley
Otal Canals
Wid
Mr& Louik
Hadaway
Cleveland cl
Itanard
Haag
Ridgesoil
Dheenis
Arle
Segale
Vern Andrews
Vincent
Fidelis
Batdir
G Keeprake
Keeprake
Gardner's
Credit Jewelere
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