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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1932

Page

16

Local Briefs and Social Notes From Sandusky Area

Social notes detail a sixteenth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Stone with sixteen guests from Bedford Cleveland and Elyria and attendance at air races. Brief items mention Loretha Rounds and Paul Miller visiting Charles Miller, who remains ill, and other local movements including funerals and Labor Day air races attendance. A Sandusky Bay drowning incident reports William Bentz and son Russell missing bodies later recovered near Bay View.

Loretha Rounds Paul Miller Elyria Charles Miller Clyde Pixley Cleveland Ben Scheaffer B. Nolan Sharpsburg Wm. B. Leonard Louis Metzger Sandusky, C William Bentz Bucyrus Russell Sandusky Bay Bay View

Policemen Not Guilty of Manslaughter in Nassau

In MINEOLA L I Sept 9 three Nassau county policemen Deputy Chief Frank Tappen and Detectives Leslie W Pearsall and Harry W Zander were found not guilty of manslaughter in the alleged third degree death of Hyman Stark. It was the second trial after a hung jury. The defense argued Detective Joseph Hizenki inflicted the injuries after Stark and three companions beat him during a robbery.

Mineola, L. 1 Nassau County Hyman Stark Frank Tappen Leslie W. Pearsall Harry W. Zander Joseph Hizenski Valeria Hizenski Stak

Trial Witnesses Face Conspiracy Accusations and Stark Case

Witnesses attempted to shield the defendants by conspiring to blame Hizenski. Elvin N. Edwards, district attorney in charge of prosecution, praised his assistant Martin W. Littleton Jr. for testimony that Tappen claimed Stark’s neck and stomach were pressed and rocked. Autopsy shows Stark died from a fractured larynx. The Community Church marks five years with Sunday services led by Reverend D. P. Fulmer. undenominational with open invitation to all creeds. North Elyria Grange picnic at Cascade Park featured games, prizes to Christine Higgins and Bob Taylor, balloon contest won by Mrs. O. M. Higgins, mets race won by O. M. Higgins, nail driving by Mrs. Winifred King, and a picnic supper to close. Mr. and Mrs. John Schoepfle and daughters Florence and Vaneta plan a Canada visit. Frank Provosnik and Ruth joined an Olmsted Falls dinner party hosted by Frank Stone and wife.

Hizenski Elvin N. Edwards Martin W. Littleton, Jr Tappen Stark D. P. Fulmer North Elyria Grange Cascade Park Elyria Christine Higgins Bob Taylor O. M. Higgins Mets Winifred King Grangs

Lake Avenue Bible School to observe 58th anniversary

Lake Avenue observes the 58th anniversary of its Bible School on Sunday with a two o'clock program in the auditorium at Stop 7. It features sacred songs by the Elyria Baptist church male quartet, Kings orchestra, addresses by Reverends Ketchum and Fulmer, a history by John Hecock, and talks by former superintendents. The school was organized in 1874 by Grace Pomroy, John Dewit, and Charles Benton, with Benton as first supervisor. The institution has continued since, currently sustaining over one hundred enrollment.

Bible School Lake Avenue Lake Avenue Bible School Dj Lake Avenue School Baptist Church Elyria Kings Orchestra Ketchum D. P. Fulmer John Hecock Grace Pomroy John Dewit Charles Benton Benton

Ohio News In Brief Highlights Local Tragedies And Gas Finds

Ohio towns report a man, Edward Schaum, 57, suffocated on a Muskingum River houseboat with a burning lamp. In Ironton, Ellen May Brows Hale, 17, shot herself after leaving Madison, West Virginia. Tiffin sees two shallow gas wells: 409000 cu ft on Snyder farm and 23060 cu ft on Martin farm. In Kentucky a 15-year-old Herman Howard faces murder charges linked to a drowning of two boys on the Ohio River. England’s tax on windows noted for context, 1697 to 1851.

Zeanesville Edward Schaum Muskingum River Ironton Ellen May Brows Hale Bradick Here Madison W. Va Cattlesburgh Herman Howard Ashland Boyd County Grand Jury Ohio River Gilbert Franklin Woodrow Jordan Howard

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