Three Persons Die In Salt Lake City Shooting
George Leo Rutledge confessed he might have fired the shots that killed three people and left two others gravely wounded near Salt Lake City. Authorities say the 31 year old from Missouri was intoxicated and later claimed to have been in the city before. Detectives found blood on his shoes andBlood stained clothing at the scene.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
George Leo Rutledge
Dows Rutledge
Ll. P. Tance
San Piero
Payne
Rutledge
Nelson
Ogden
Here
Loren
Gearse Rich
Breod
Selt Lake City
Ruiledse
Missouri
Oklahoma
Students May Hear Admiral Byrd Talk in Cleveland
Elyria school students may attend Admiral Richard Byrd's Cleveland talk on October 31 at reduced rates. School superintendent R. C. Masion reports City Club of Cleveland offers admission for local students in the afternoon talk through the superintendent.
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Elyria
Richard Byrds
Cleveland
R. C. Masion
Inodar
City Club of
Cal
Will Tell Of Cannibals Rer Sigter at Amherst Church
An Amherst church hosts an evening program titled Will Tell Of Cannibals led by Rev. M. L. Sigter. The event features readings and discussions from the Freewill Friends organization about unusual topics, drawing community interest and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Sigter
Amherst
Church i. O
RK. Lerries
Sheriff And Deputy Cleared In Killing Case
A clemency note from the court states that Sheriff and Deputy are absolved in the killing case dated August 12. The report mentions Herschel Mansfeld Reformatory and references Holzer Fowler and Thomas Holter in a confused recounting of events. The available text indicates uncertainty and potential misreadings about individuals and procedures surrounding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Mansfeld Reformatory
Holzer
Fowler Shotzin
Thomas Holter
Uca
Court House Notices Mention Foreclosure and Claim Dates
Fragmented OCR note reports a court house context with foreclosure action against Grafton property and a due date of February 2, plus parties including Mary Perkowski and Wirar ds of extreme Couey. Finance company suit referenced as F642 with unknown year 2922.
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Mary Perkowski Diverca
Wirards
Extreme Couey
Wesera Reserve Finance
Grafton
Ias
Counterfeit Ring Probe Yields Multiple Holds in Cleveland
In Cleveland on October 14 authorities report several arrests and holds as part of a widening probe into a counterfeit ring. Investigators indicate multiple suspects are being questioned and data from seized materials is under review.
Robinsons Acquitted and Welfare Conference Opens
The report details acquittal of Robinsons and notes Mrs Aime Spesa Sis'l. Thomas H Renson mentioned. It also references the 45th annual Ohio Welfare Conference starting here Tuesday, with attendees and topics on welfare department study.
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Louisville
Thomas H Renson
Aime Spesa
Coltmbes
Rersofihe Sierrin
Boas Teseg
Department of Welwy
Ohio Welfare Conference
Club Activities In Oberlin This Week
Oberlin listings lock in weekly club meetings from October 14 to 18 with groups such as the Obn Junior League American Legion Auxiliary DeMolay Martins Club and Odd Fellows. Events include reunions dinners desserts bridge sessions and regular lodge gatherings at local homes and clubrooms on East College Street North Main Street Weedland Avenue Vine Street and West Vine Street.
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Oberlin
Acc
Obn
Herbert SaArpolh
East College Street
Reen
Karl Wilson Locke
Amerb
Sedge Rooms
haid + gular mont
Behr
North Main Street
Run Westen's Club
J. E. Ford
American Legion Auxiliary
Hough- Eas
College Street
Frank E. Peck
Order of DeMolay
Martes Club
F. B. Fowler
Weedland
Merry Wives
C. R. Graham
West Vine Serees
Qberlin Odd Fellows
New Deal Cases Before High Court Hearings Reported
Washington reports the Supreme Court preparing to consider several New Deal cases after recent sessions. Justices have examined a dozen rulings from state and national authorities as the court weighs action on the contested programs.
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New Deal
High Court
2 Killed, 3 Hurt In Mine Cave-In
Two miners died and three others were injured in a cave-in at a mine near Steurbesville. Early reports list names as best as could be determined, with investigators noting rescue efforts and transport to nearby facilities for medical care.
Grafton Man Pleads Guilty To Charge
Frank Hajing of Grafton pleads guilty to possession of liquor. Dreaded twists to the charge emerged during arraignment before Judge June T. A. Cook as MOL Mail s inspectors and Deputy Sheriff William Holst and Chairman Davidson raided Hajing’s home Saturday afternoon finding a quart of liquor and four quarts concealed in the barn. He was released under hand pending sentence pronouncement on October 22.
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Frank Hajing
Greatton
T. A. Cook
Mol
Depiuty
Witliam Holst
Chaimer Davidson
Cleveland Republicans nominate for congressman at large
Cleveland Republicans announced candidates for congressman at large. Raymond J. Jeffries and George Bender of Cleveland filed petition forms with Secretary of State George S. Myers.
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Columbus, G
Cleveland
George S. Myers
Raymond J. Jeffries
George Bender
Claveland
Regular meeting of Women’s Relief Corps at 9:30
A regular meeting of the Women’s Relief Corps is set for 9:30 at the Legion Hall on 99 South Professor Street. Members are reminded to attend and bring any dues or reports.
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South Professor Street
Women's Relief Corps
Lesion
University Women To Meet Wednesday Opening Meeting Set
The Qbertin Branch of the American Association of University Women will hold its opening meeting of the year Wednesday at Ms E H W 154 Forest Street. Tea at 3 90 and business at 3 45. Mrs Louis E Lord will speak on Some Peaceful Spots in Europe. Attention to the annual convention of the AA U on October 18 and 19. Nash of Treco s ity spoke on Tipome League of and the Present Crisis and gave an address at the opening banquet on International Fireworks.
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Qbertin
American Association of Univer Women
E H.W
Forest Street
Louis E. Lord
Greece
Urepe
Son of
Nash
Telecosity
Tipome League
Attend Library Meet with Local Members in Cleveland
A number of library state attendees joined sessions of the Anansi Ofio Library Association Code held in Cleveland. Hammoné of the high school Ti and others attended. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rosecrans hosted parents for a weekend visit. Families gathered for a dinner honoring a 75th birthday and other relatives from North Pleasant Street joined.
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Library
Anansi Ofio
Cleveland
Hammoné
Young A
J. E. Rosecrans
North Pleasant Sirest
C. R. Simmers
Geesemean
Harry Cresier
P Field
William Smith
Rose
A. J. Helly
Piseseni Street
Judge Schedules Sentence for Melach Wednesday
Judge DT. A. Cook said he would pronounce sentence for Melach on Wednesday. The court docket lists Melach and B. Adams as involved in the case, with the date and proceedings to follow in open court.
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Melach
DT. A. Cook
Meluckh
B. Adams
I O O F And Rebekah Groups Plan Meeting
Local Odd Fellows and Rebekah groups announce a gathering at the I O O F Hall tomorrow. A speaker will discuss topics of interest to attendees and the event includes a dance. The program is free of charge.
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Rebekah
Rebekans
Anne Ee
Iit
Home Break-ins Hit Theodore Carpenter's House Again
The home of Theodore N. Carpenter at 2423 East Avenue was broken into for the fourth time. Sheriff Gerald Nauapman reported the incident occurred around 9:45 p m upon return, with the house entered and items taken.
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Theodore N. Carpenter
East Avenue
Ing
Gerald Nauapman
Eo Investi- Tuer
Accuthe House
Club To Hear Talk On 1936 Campaign
The Young Men’s Club in Columbus Ohio will hear Prof P T Fean Jr of Oberlin College describe the 1956 presidential campaign outlook at its weekly Y M C A meeting under director Ralph Standen. Gov Dever may face repeal moves on Lawrence Ambbruster road refund law as Rep W P Van Ness announces a petition to the governor.
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United States
Young Men's Club
P. T. Fean, Jr
Oberlin College
Ralph Standen
Columbus
Gci
Daver
General Assembly
W. P. van Ness
Champaign County
Death Notices from Elyria Chronicle Ledger
Multiple obituaries from Elyria area. Lois A. Morgan of Avon and Birmingham resident died at Elgin Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. Cora F. Bemis of Elyria died at 65 after a long illness. John H. Green, 63, died at El ria Memorial Hospital after pneumonia. Georg W. Shoeles, 69, died at home on Bath Street. Marion Matilda Douglas Ines Bost, 87, died at home in Wellington after a long illness. Each notice lists survivors and funeral arrangements or dates.
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Lois Morgan
Lois A. Morgan
Frank M. Morgan
Elgins Memorial Hospital
Avon
Birmingham
W. B. A Servivine
George Babcock
William P. Babcock
Sebring
Florida
Anthony Neidlcgs
Lloyd Sweet
Elyria
Taylor Feneral
West River Street
Georg W. Shoeles
Bath Street
Mr. Eheles
Boston
Massachusetts
Odd Fellows Lodge
Chicopee Falls
Levina P. Sholes
Letina Hopkins
Elsria
Elsie M. Goodwin
Wellington
Marion Matilda Douglas
Ines Bost
Taylor Street
Penfeld
Jefe Alert
Chattensora
Tennessee
Wston
Douglas
Fred Douglas
Sarvice
Sharp Funeral Home
de. C. W Renard
Penfield
Charles Beardsley Dead at 75 After Fifty Years on Rail
Charles Beardsley 75 longtime Big Four station agent died at his home Saturday morning at nine. He served over fifty years before retirement and is survived by his wife two daughters Mrs Iosia Scranton of Cleveland and Mrs Florence Flanagan of Rochester and a son Jay at home.
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nuCn
Esrb
Charles Beartdsley
Big Four Rails Road
Iosia Scranton
Cleveland
Florence Flanagan
Rochester
Jay
Funeral services for Harley Beardsley held in Denison Iowa
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 P M from the late home with Reverend Newton Moore of Brighton officiating. Interment will be in Village cemetery under the direction of his nephew John Murray.
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Harley Beardsley
Denison
Iowa
Newton Moore
Brighton
John Murray
Bar Group Studies Change In Election
Lorain County Bar Association members discussed moving officer elections from May to September to improve attendance. Secretary J W Dilzer noted the proposal would likely appear before the group at its next meeting. Currently officers are installed at the annual bar picnic in late summer.
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Lorain County Bar Association
J. W. Dilzren
Fire Safety Lesson In Schools
In the city school system a fire safety lesson asks students what they would do if their house caught on fire. Superintendent Masten sends this home to elementary students above second grade to discuss with parents and return written answers for class discussion. He believes early preparation helps families act calmly during an actual fire.
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Efrica
R. ¢. Masten
Masten
Maston
Rowe
Patem
Oberlin Man Fined On Liquor Charge
An Oberlin man was fined on a liquor charge after investigators found five gallons of liquor in a spring barn following a Friday crash on Route 1 near Fields Corners. The collision between two cars killed Chester Mazush, a LaGrange farm hand. An inquest supervised by Coroner C. Ward was announced by Sheriff W. Dick.
Pleads Not Guilty To Shooting Charge
Joseph Woll, 24, of Stop 12 Township, pleaded not guilty before Justice Joseph Petro on a charge of shooting to kill preferred by neighbor Joan Lewis, 63. The alleged shooting occurred on October 10.
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Joseph Woll
Joseph Petro
Joan & Lewis
Fes
Driver Turned Over To Highway Patrol
Deputies Taseok Woodsings and J Monroe were alerted by a state radio broadcast that a River Tied, involved in an accident on Route 24 near Oberlin, had fled the scene and was later picked up on Route 2. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick confirmed the detention and transfer to the highway patrol.
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Yalus
Shesiit
Taseok Woodsings
J . Monroe
State Ba'erol
Deira T
Az Bers
Oberlin
Per G
Clarence W. Dick
Elyria Man Fined for Intoxication
Bert Rodgers of West Street was fined five dollars plus costs after arraignment before Major W. H. Vanoster this morning. Rodgers was arrested by police last Thursday for intoxication.
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Elyria
Bert Rodgers
West Street
W. H. Vanoster
Market cattle and sheep prices at local sale
Local livestock market reports show varying cattle, sheep, and lamb prices. Specific lots include dairy and beef cows, heifers, steers, and various lamb classes with prices ranging around several dollars per hundredweight and per head, reflecting mixed demand and weight categories.
Simple Remedy Ends Headache From Constipation
Adterika ends dull headaches caused by constipation after one dose. It cleans poisons from both upper and lower bowels, improving sleep and reducing nervousness. Advertisement by Co. W. Phillips, Druggist.
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Co. W. Phillips
Peace at the heart of Americas united for lasting harmony
A speech from a union of twenty one nations pledges to forsake war and uphold peace. It emphasizes sincere efforts for amicable dispute settlement and calls on the world to join in maintaining a steadfast community against aggression. The speaker notes afflictive times yet highlights commitment to peace and cooperation.
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Americas
County schools schedule meetings and plans
County schools continue the school year with updates from Dr A Gibbens county school superintendent. County teachers forming the Schoolmasters' Club will hold two meetings on November 6 and October 15. Principals and superintendents of local schools will meet on the third Wednesday each month to discuss various problems.
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A. Gibbens
Traffic collisions and street damage reported around city
Police reported several minor crashes and property damage on Saturday and Sunday. Cars owned by Charles Winn and William Wash sustained damage on West River Street, while Frank Wilcox and Louise Laurie collided on Broad Street. A light dispute at East Avenue and Second Street caused another collision between Fred Hadawar and Lawrence Krebs.
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Smith
L. A Alexander
Charles Winn
West River Street
William Wash
Frank Wilcox
Toledo
Louise Laurie
Cleveland
Broad Street
East Avenue
Fred Hadawar
112
West Avenge
Lawrence Krebs
Eirica
Red Cross To Give Help In Ethiopia
Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross reports national aid for Ethiopian Red Cross relief in the ongoing hostilities. The Italian Red Cross declined outside help. Ethiopians requested assistance. The Elyria office will not run a campaign to raise funds, but individuals may donate at 403 Masonic Temple.
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Elyria
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Italy
Ethiopia
Italian Red Cross
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Admiral Byrd
Sederis Restaurant
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
Robinsons
O'Donnell. Paint & Wall Paper Co
Cale “Kone
Izs N. Pleasant St
Junior Star Bridge Club
Harry Helly
North Pleasant Street
Eastern Star
Star Club
J. G. Steel
Mortan ‘Street
Teridgette Club
Noble Grand Circle of the
Vine
Rebekah Ledse Wi
May Wood
Groveland Street
Ea. Steee E. A. Siesser
Washington
Steurbesville
Walt
John 435
Mrs
Cora Bemis
Cora F. Bemis
John W. Bemis
Storo Funeral Home
Congregational Church
Ober Fa
Rebekah Lodge
John AH. Green
John H. Green
River Street
Elrria Memorial Hospital
Xenia
Ob.o
Edith M. Green
Roger Green
Nenia
Charles
Kentucky
Thomas. Y
William
Eliza
Amanda Green
Mary Moore
Green
Phillipines
United States Army
Sudro
Pilot
Ridgelawn
George W. Sholes
Sla Bion Douglas
Charles Beardsley Nacuns
Highway Patrol
Fda
Bota
Wascoa
Markey
Cleveland Livestock
Hevers
Primevals
Vic
East Ave
Post Office
Fasteeth
Muir
Adet
Newell Hotel
Broad St
Alice Berry
Jack Ellsworth
Hanna Grill
New Orleans
LaGrange
Vermont Street
John Coman
Clayton H. Sooy
Richmans
ROH
Broad Dreams and Btreat Tailor Shop
Preserve Finance
Turner
Lorain County
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