France to crack down on pension chiseling in Lorain County
Statement from William France head of the Lorain County old age pension office warns that pension scams will meet penalties and that state law providing fines will be enforced. He notes 327 cases since June 15, 283 found worthy, with hundreds still awaiting investigation while urging lawmakers to boost funds and staff to speed processing for the truly needy.
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Old Age Pension Department
William France
France
Lorain County
M. L. Brown
Pension Division
Ohio
Melon thieves sentenced in Cleburne court
County Judge T. E. Darcy sentenced four youths from Cleburne to attend Sunday school every Sunday after being caught "hooking" watermelons in a farmer's patch. A fifth youth received the same sentence for finding and keeping some money.
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Cleburne
Tex
T. E. Darcy
Rat wears hollow bone collar after trap in Springs
A rat caught in a steel trap in Springs, Texas, wore a hollow bone from a round steak around its neck. The animal apparently slipped its head through the bone loop as a young rat and could not remove the improvised collar.
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Springs
Tex
Ace of Spades Marked Heifer In Greensburg Ind
A shorthorn heifer with a black ace of spades mark on its hip is in the possession of Russell Johnson in Westport Indiana. The unusual branding noted in local livestock records could aid in ownership identification and recovery if missing.
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Greensburg
Ind
Russell Johnson
Westport
Tasmanian butter fruit grows in New England garden
Foxboro Mass report Charles Be Holske has grown a rare Tasmanian butter fruit in New England. The plant, a three foot long vine fruit, is native to Australia and can be baked, boiled, or fried. The feat marks a rare horticultural achievement in the region.
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Foxboro
Mass
Charles BE. Holske
New England
Australia
Murder in the English House on Center City Campus
Inspector Lee and reporter Tim Blade investigate the shooting death of Donald Reeves at Center City University. A missing revolver linked to Jamieson, an unknown attic resident, and a web of alibis complicate the case. Tim reveals a hidden lead while Lee and Ruth Turner press for answers as the mystery tightens.
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Donald Reeves
Center City University
Inspector Lee
Timothy Blade
Reeves
Lee
Wilson
Dan
Jamieson
Hall
Brown
Doc Holmes
Tim
Ruth Turner
Tim Blade
Matchoor
All Right A Tale of Jealousy and Threats in Reeves Affair
Lee recounts a tense sequence in which Young Jamieson, entangled with Reeves wife Ruth Turner, plans to confront Reeves after a quarrel at Reeves office. Jamieson dines with Ruth, visits Reeves, and discusses a staged birthday party to deflect a looming scandal while a gun and a desk drawer are mentioned as possible sources of danger.
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Aeelbend Augwask
Reeves
Jamieson
ten-Afteen
Dan
Tim
Hall
Lee
Ruth Turner
Night and day notes from a New York cafe scene
A fragmentary diary style piece follows New York in 1934, with vivid vignettes of Broadway diners, cultural figures, and social observations. Names such as Herbert Bayard Swope, Ring Lardner, Douglas Fairbanks, Harold Ross, Anna May Wong, Garbo, Irene Franklin, Jerry Jarnegin, James Cagney, Morley, and Deems Taylor appear among mentions of theaters, art, and London notes. The piece blends travel, art, and politics with city life reflections and gossip.
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New York
Arnold Barnett
Upper Broadway
America
Herbert Bayard
Lardner
Dean Cornwell
Siena
Frazier Hunt
Douglas Fairbanks
Hunt
London
Fairbanks
Shakespeare
Flarris
Stark Young
H. G. Wells
Gailimautry
Anna May Wong
Garbo
Irene Franklin
Jerry Jarnegin
California
Chamberlin Dodds
Morley
Lee Orwell
Montauk
San Francisco
City of
Russia
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Schultz family reunion after 35 years centers Nova item
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Schultz and daughter Forrest Rowe of Howe Ind visit Truman Campbell home in a reunion with Schultz brothers who had not seen each other for 35 years. Corrie Lea of Massillon visits E Richards. Alberta Hanville enters Mt Carmel Nursing School in Columbus. Lorain and Spencer guests visit G W Fuller and Carrie Rupert.
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NOVA
Chauncey Schultz
Forrest Rowe
Howe
Ind
Joe Shultz
Truman Campbell
Shultz Brothers
Corrie Lea
Massillon
Richards
Alberta Hanville
Mt. Carmel Nursing School
Columbus
L. W. Pixley
Lorain
Milton Wolfe
Spencer
G. W. Fuller
Carrie Rupert
Jewish Festival Of Sukkoth To Be Observed
The Jewish festival of Sukkoth or Feast of Tabernacles will be celebrated this year from Sunday night September 23rd to Monday night October 1st. The eight day festival marks harvest completion and rainy season beginning, with pilgrimages to Jerusalem and dwelling in booths to recall ancestors’ wilderness tents.
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Tabernacles
Palestine
Temple
Jerusalem
Local social roundup includes weekend guests and club gathering
Mrs. F. B. Richards of Cleveland visited Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Richards over Labor Day weekend. Mr. and Mrs. F. Banville and Byrne Andrews joined Mrs. Maude L. Hanville in Sandusky. H. A. Raver and family hosted relatives in Canal Winchester. Nova Blue Ribbon 4 H Club met for a year end wiener roast at Ralph Crehor’s home with ten members and five guests attending.
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F. B. Richards
Cleveland
B.S. Richards
F. Banville
Byrne Andrews
Maude L. Hanville
Sandusky
H. A. Raver
Canal Wincester
V. L. Raver
Nova Blue Ribbon 4-H Club
Ralph Crehor
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Muir’s
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