Levine saved from death after distraught scene in kitchen
New York September 2 Charles A Levine once famed for trans Atlantic flights and wartime ventures sat at a friend's kitchen table when found unconscious beside three notes. An ambulance crew revived him using oxygen and an inhalator. Levine's recent years waned after peak wealth and publicity.
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New York
Charles A. Levine
Clarence Chamberlain
Europe
A. J. Walter
Levine
Dedo
Walter's
Walters
Radio Listings and a Murder Confession Case in Lima
Radio schedules for 1380 WHE and other stations fill the page, noting programs, personalities, and dance bands across several hours. A late item from Lima reports Bob White, once in Mansfield Reformatory, charged with stealing chickens and linked to a 2-year-old confession regarding the unsolved murders of Earl Truesdale and Thelma Woods.
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Lima
Bob White
William Swartz
Here
Mansfield Reformatory
White
Earl Truesdale
Thelma Woods
Levine the daring aviator who shaped early air lore
Levine rose from a Paris to London flight to aviation fame, courting controversy with associations to Mabel Bell and high profile lawsuits. He faced arrests for disorderly conduct in Long Beach, aided Lindbergh era flights, and sparked clashes with French authorities during a dramatic Croydon field landing of the plane Columbia.
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London
Mabel Bell
Levine
Swain
Long Beach
L. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Clarence Chamberlain
New York
Europe
Chamberlain
Germany
Croydon Field
England
le Bourget
Big Wife
Agai
Plane ride thrills Wellington during fair
On a Monday evening in Wellington, Mr and Mrs Willis Hines hosted a plane ride with pilot Ralph Bowman from Brunswick. Bowman flew to Wellington, landed at the Hines field, and gave the couple a pleasant airborne tour. He had been in town for the Wellington Fair and offered rides to passengers during his visit.
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Wellington
Willis Hines
Ralph Bowman
Brunswick
Hines Field
Hines
Bowman
Eglin rounds up Yang of boys on Wellington train
A group of 12 to 15 year olds from West Park rode blind baggage on a train toward Wellington. Chester Eglin watched for them. they jumped from the train, scattered, and were later taken home by guardians. Three boys were returned home by Chas. Gadfield. Other brief items note separations, arrivals, and staff changes in the Wellington area.
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Big Four Railroad
Wellington
Chester Eglin
West Park
Chas. E. Gadfield
Flower Show Postponed by Garden Club
Wakeman notes the annual Flower Show sponsored by the Garden Club has been postponed to a later date. Local social items include Mrs Earl Green’s Wednesday visit to Mrs Robert Hoyt, and several Wakeman residents visiting relatives, attending fairs in Huron County and Cleveland, plus multiple callers and shoppers among townsfolk.
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Garden Club
Earl Green
Brighton
Robert Hoyt
George Deem
New York
Deem
Betty Gamber
A T. Gamber
Milton Berson
Vermilion
Robert Hest
Charles Hutam
Florence
W. J. Benson
Mary Heennie
Evelyn Bensar
Lloyd Irish
Judson Stryker
David Evans
Columbus
Norwalk
Cleveland
Bill Peabody
Fred Peabod
GC OA Todd
Blaine Hurst
Cig Rie
Community gatherings and family reunions across nearby towns
Weeks with relatives in Cleveland featured Wylie Bernatn hosting a Sunday school session and a 4 corn roast on Wednesday. The Howard Tran reunion met at the Sillman Howard home with many attendees from Eaton La Grange and Oberlin. Attendees included H Howard and Stanley, Tran and Winifred, Edith Howard, Lucy Robson, Lotte Knowles, Carl and Loi Pearce, Everett Hastings, Fred Tran family, Ervin and Leland, and Ruth Tran. Extended visits included Miss Jane Jones in Elyria and Evelyn Garveer calling on Ruth Tran.
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Howard and Tran
Sillman Howard
H. Howard
Stanley
Eaton
Tran
Winifred
Edith Howard
Mias Lucy Robson
Grafton
Lotte Knowles
Carl Pearce
Loi
la Grange
Everett Hastings
Oberlin
Fred Tran
Ruth
Morris
Howard
Ervin
Leland
Arabotta
West Virginia
Lucy Clark
Margaret Moore
Graftor
Nina
Edith Tran
Ruth Tran
Ruth Jones
Pomona Grange
Ridgeville
Jane Jones
Elyria
Evelyn Garveer
Homemakers Club
Willl
Real Estate Transfers From Local Buyers and Sellers
Jacob Halusek transfers two acres on French Creek Road Sheffield to Barbara Halusek by quitclaim. Amanda Brokaw and Ida May Trundle sublet 58 Vermilion River Park Allotment Brownhelm Township to Charles W and Fred Brass. Dart F. Reech transfers to Harry L Driggs quitclaim to 54 Elmwood Allotment Elyria. Gust Kolinski and Ralph W Stanton to George T and Marvy...
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Barbara Halusek
French Creek Road
Sheffield
Amanda Brokaw
Ida May Trundle
Charles W
Fred Brass
Vermilion River Park
Brownheln
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Elmwood
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Ralph W Stanton
George T
Marvy
Town Line note on Marty Fragotta’s recent activities
In Town Line on September 12, local report notes Marty Fragotta spent the last two days involved in undisclosed community matters, with limited readable details remaining from the page.
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Briefs
Oss
Marty Fragotta
Stra ters Under the Skin at Rivoli Theatre
A young actress faces a choice between love and luxury as Straters Under the Skin plays at the Rivoli Theatre. The production centers on ambition, romance, and social climbs in a period style likely appealing to local theatergoers.
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Rivoli Theatre
Paris Interlude at Capitol Theatre with Lindbergh tie
The Capitol Theatre presents Paris Interlude today and tomorrow featuring Madge Evans Robert Young and Otto Kruger. A tale of Amarivangip and Paris opening with Lindbergh at Le Bourget Field, plus notes on Floss and Tiny towns named by a Canadian governor after his wife’s lapdogs.
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Paris
Lindbergh
LeBourget Field
Capitol Theatre
Madge Evans
Robert Young
Otto Kruger
Floss
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