Thompson claims self defense in street shooting case
Charles D. Thompson, 41, a paroled convict, is questioned at Central Police station in Cleveland after a street fight in which James Oates, 38, died and Thomas Scott, 41, was wounded. Detectives say both men may have been involved in policy gambling slips. Thompson says he posed as a federal agent and fought in self defense. Thompson, from Des Moines, was paroled Oct. 15 after a Mansfield forgery sentence.
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Cleveland
Charles D. Thompson
Central Police Station
James Oates
Oates
Thomas Scott
Scott
Thompson
Des Moines
Ohio
Mansfield
Poultry Calendars Sent Out for 1932 33 Year
Lorain County poultry raisers will receive calendars prepared by the Ohio State University agricultural extension service. Twenty five raisers are enrolled with distribution delayed until the office received the calendars yesterday. The calendar records daily receipts eggs market fowl hatchings pullets breeding stock and expenses with monthly pages and a yearly summary. It also includes a standard egg production guide of 160 eggs per bird yearly and monthly advice on feeding breeding sanitation storage and disease control.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Hia
Carlisle Grange Masks Evening Planned at Hall
Carlisle Grange will host a masquerade party at the Grange hall tomorrow evening. Ladies are asked to bring sandwiches and elaborate plans have been made for the event.
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Carlisle Grange
Grange Hall
Invitation Expected to Draw Grangers and Friends
A note suggests many Grangers and friends are likely to accept the invitation to attend. The statement implies broad community turnout and shared interest in the event.
Florence and Birmingham Church Centennial Observance
The Florence Congregational and Birmingham M C churches marked their one hundredth anniversary with a day of services, sermons, and community events. Speakers included Rev W J Cady and Rev F F Hall, with music by Florence and Birmingham choirs and elaborate autumn decorations by Miss Frances Baker. A chicken dinner, honorary addresses, and memories of early pastors completed the celebration.
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W. J. Cady
Oberlin
F. F. Hall
Cleveland
Congregational Christian Churches of Ohio
Hall
Miss Todd
Ray Wm. Smith
Oberin
Florence
Rev. Smith
Wakeman
Frances Baker
Fairy Lane Farm
Dominic Vanorelli
Berlin Heights
Educational films shown to students
For five weeks the entire student body viewed a series of educational films arranged by W A Wickline the superintendent A total of five films each week covered American writers statesmen and other educational topics The program was funded by student contributions Domestic Science class completed its first unit in canning preserving and breakfasts and began the second on Monday The primary grades boast top spellings Robert Davidson and Helenbie William Kukas moved away and was withdrawn Halloween party planned for Monday afternoon by Miss Margaret Schneider First and second grades work on an Indian Village project
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W. A. Wickline
Robert Davidson
Helen Bie
Wiliam Kukas
Margaret Schneider
Volunteer Firemen Meeting at Birmingham Town Hall
The Birmingham Volunteer Firemen held a regular business meeting at Birmingham town hall on Tuesday evening.
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Dorothy Wasam
Louise Avery
Lawrence M. Boughton
Eastern Star Lodge
Hallowe'en
Wakeman
Edwin H. Hows
Bernard Fox
Birmingham Volunteer Firemen of
Birmingham
Birmingham Town Hall
Florence Congregational Celebration Ends in Success
The Florence Congregational church marked its one hundredth anniversary on Sunday October 23 with large attendance across three sessions. Sermons were delivered by several ministers, a historical sketch read by Miss N E F Spore, a centennial poem read by Miss Carrie Osboro, and choirs from Vermilion and Birmingham provided musical tributes.
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Florence Congregational Church
W. J. Cady
A. F. Linbeck
R. W. Steiner
E T. English
F. L. Hall
William Smith
George T. Hanna
N. EF. Spore
Oberlin
Carrie Osboro
Cleveland
Eldad Barber
Vermilion Congregational Church
Florence
Birmingham Church Choir
Marjorie Howe
Doris Prince
Edwin H. Howe
Virginia Crace
Reuben Wenzel
Mildred German
Nadine Wenzel
Nelson T. Howe
B. R. Grime
Morton Burgin
F. R. Howe
Irwin Bauman
Iona Court
Burhem
Mayme Church
Noted artist resumes work on vast Dartmouth mural
Noted Mexican artist Jose Clemente Orozco has begun a large fresco project at Dartmouth College Baker Memorial Library. The 3,000 square foot wall space will depict the epic of civilization on the American continent with a central Quetzalcoatl motif, blending Indian and European contributions and ending with a future prophecy for American culture.
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Dartmouth
Ordeco
Brary
Deserted wife seeks divorce in New Castle case
A New Castle woman who says she paid for her marriage license and the alderman who officiated seeks an annulment after claiming her husband abandoned her a week after the ceremony. The letter was received by Prothonotary R. M. Campbell.
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New Castle
R. M. Campbell
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Carrie Osborn
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