There's A Lot In A Name Peebles Learns
A county official says an apology and explanation are owed due to a telephone name mix up. Peebles called for Breagger and spoke with Sheriff Adams who heard Baker. Baker, a prisoner, was asked to take Baker to a tuberculosis sanatorium, causing confusion and a slammed phone. Deputy Breagger hopes the matter is clarified.
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Clarence Adams
Peebles
Breagger
Adams
Baker
Big Joe Baker
Jack Breagger
160 Would Work Out Water Bills
Service Director J. N. Eidt announced this morning that 160 persons willing to work for the city to pay their water bills were listed. The number is up from the previous listing. Each man receives two days of work at $4 per day, averaging a $4 water bill.
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J. N. Eidt
Kidt
Eidt
Acquit Pastor of Assault Charge in Sewellsville Case
Public feeling subsided after the acquittal of Reverend Harold O Teagarden who admitted necking Elder L C Huffman during Sewellsville Methodist services. The village split into factions as witnesses and groups backed Teagarden or Huffman amid security at his home.
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Sewellsville
Harold O. Teagarden
L C Huffman
Sewellsville Methodist Church
Squire CB. Bradfield
Wutfman
St Clairsville
Arisins
Huffman
Roders
Toarardens
Silver Cile
Teagarden
Ohio schedule cuts fees and lowers reinstatement costs
State reforms include a new schedule of corporation filing fees aimed at spurring industry, with reinstatement fees reduced to 10 dollars and minor increases in filing costs for smaller businesses.
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Columbu
Ohio
General Assembly
Medina Fire Chief W. W. Wixe Dies at 48
Dr W W Wixe 48 chief of the Medina fire department and former assistant state fire marshal died at his home here after a long ill ness His leadership saw the Medina department win first prize among Ohio volunteer organizations for firefighting efforts.
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Medina, O
W. W. Wixe
Medina
Ohio
Two Men Set for Electric Chair in Crawford County
Columbus Oct 15. Walter and Blanton Balls Crestline negroes must die in the electric chair October 30. The Ohio Supreme Court announced the execution date for the men convicted of murdering Sheriff George Davenport of Crawford county.
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Columbus
Walter and
Blanton
Ohio Supreme Court
George Davenport
Crawford County
High School Plans to Help Needy Students
High School plans a relief program led by Principal C P Shively, launching with an operetta Lelawala on October 28-29. Patrons tickets fund clothing and necessities for needy students, while general admission covers production costs. Teachers organize committees to run the show and support efforts across campus. A separate county jail note mentions honey from a chimney raid for prisoners.
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Yila High School
C. P. Shively
Lelawala
Fev
Ehively
Atudenta
Parenta
Shively
City Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Associated Charities and
Salvation Army
Parent
Board of Education
J. Martin Beck
Nina Baker
Marian Kemble
C. Smith
Marle BE. Frye
Helen Gilbert
Alice
County Courthoard Bede
Furnioqh
Harold Wickman
Court House
Beaton & Read Feature Invention Of A New Car Device
A garbled excerpt describes a devise related to air and an engine, likened to a tree and smoke, mentioning coaches. The readable bits hint at a vehicle or device designed to reduce smoke and improve performance, with Beaton and Read connected to the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaton & Read
Emeke Ae
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Ohio Public Health Agssection
J Ames
Mt. Vernon
Franklin Rubrecht
Asaisant
Franklin Couny
Rurecht
Cincinnati
Cininnati
Washington
Veteran Hospital
American Legion
Middleport
Om Eblin
Cleveland
Frank Udoich
Harry H. Anderson
Ada
Hangig
Elyria Savings Bank
Elyria
Miles
Mennen
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Waffle
Colson Bath
Ansco
EVAL
Camel
Reach-Wright Ditson
Simon
Winschester
Savage Fine
Iver Johnson
Sibley & Sprague
Phil
Broad Street
Roth Tailor Shop
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