Changes in Pastorates of West Ohio Methodist Conference
Delaware Ohio Sept. 13 changes in pastorates for next year announced by the cabinet cover the Cincinnati Dayton and Defiance districts with assignments including Norwood First Elisha Kneisler J W Clutter and many others to supply churches across the state and rearrangements in Ada Kenton Lima and Toledo area circuits, listing numerous ministers and churches affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ohio-Meth
Delaware, O
West
Cincknati
Norwood
F. G. Markley
Hamilton
Winton Place
Elisha Kneisler
Springfield Grace
Avondale
G. W. Osman
Middletown
Elmwood
Armstrong
J. W. Clutter
la Rue
Hartwell
W. H. Huber
Miami-Harrison
F. B. Overbolt
Scott
State Avenue
G. E. Fieher
Rawson
Trinity
R. O. McClure
Dayton
Camden
J. D. Darling
Marion
Fairhaven
J. T. Yocum
Degraff
Franklin
O. P. Hoffmen
Clark St
Toledo
Gratis
J. W. Stoll
Wapakoneta
Hamilton-Lindewald
Stanley W. Waint
Bradford
New Jasper
W. X. Mantle
Oxford
M. Q. Ladd
Moscow
West Carrollton
W. F. Brown
Xenia Trinity
Nenia Trinity
L. A. Washburn
Warnesfield
Bowersville
H. D. Yant
Kalida
Brookvale
L. R. Kannard
Dayton Homestead
W. V. Whiteral
Dayton Riverdale
C. A. Moore
Dayton Victory
H. W. Roupp
Boston
Germantown
BR. M. Morris
P. H. Murdick
Cincinnati
New Paris
C. L. Buehler
Spring Valley
R. W. Kroor
Martinsville
Defiance
Antwerp
J. B. Gottschell
van Wert
Deshler
Michael Yeagle
Middlepoint
Dixon
H.J. Tomlinson
Fayette
W. K. George
Mt. Victory
Florida
C. C. Good
Holgate
Hicksville
B. E Nichols
Rockwood
C. W. Boltzell
Wilshire
Napoleon
W.M. Reeves
Ockwood
E. J. Willams
Liberty Center
C. N. Monosmith
Coldwater
Mich
Willshire
E. L. Arthur
Delta
W. V. Stovey
O. P. Smith
Paulding
John Coolidge Needs Guardian After Reaching Age
John Coolidge son of President Coolidge has reached age but must a year more be under guardianship of a Secret Service operative. He returns to Amherst College to begin his senior year with Russell Wood assigned as chaperon to ensure safety and restraint from excess social life.
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Washingion
John Coolidge
Coolidge
Secret Service
Young Coolidge
Amherst
Mass
Amherst College
Wits
Russell Wood
Col
Edward Starling
White House
Wood
Woman Confesses To Murdering Infant
In Greenville Quebec on September 14 Mrs Barner Vonderhauer a 55 year old grandmother confessed to killing the newborn child of her unmarried daughter Anne Vonderhauer 20 The sheriff Bert Wagner said the motive was not disclosed The baby was choked to death and the body was later hidden in a pig pen Several people including Anne Vonderhauer her sister Mary 18 James Tunney 52 and Dell Condon 60 were arrested in connection with the case.
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Greenville
Barner Vonderhauer
Anne Vonderhauer
Sherif Bert Wagner
Wagner
Anne Vonderslauer
Mary
James Tunney
Dell Condon
Twin engagements and a shared wedding day surprise
Eugene voters note two longtime friends Megan Hansen of Lo Tane and Lea Scott of Eagle Point, both graduates, announced engagements and then married on the same day. The stork delivered a girl to Mrs Hansen and a boy to Mrs Scott on the same date, a symbolic coincidence celebrating tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoughtele Stork
Eugene
Ore
Megan Hansen
Lo Tane
Lea Scott
Eagle Point
Atork
Letters Read to Council on Gas Question Settlement
A Elyria Board of Trade letter urging settlement of the gas question was read. It stated Logan Gas Co. may build a warehouse and pipe yard employing about 50 if settled. Amer ican Rolling Mills delaying Columbia Steel Co expansion until a gas settlement occurs. Council accepted the communication and will inform the Board of Trade it is being considered. A congratulatory note from gas appliance expert F. J. Mourcon, Sr., praised the city’s gas rate stand and committee work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Board of Trade
Logan Gas Co
American Rolling Mills
Columbia Steel Co
Board of Trade
F. J. Mourcon
Bombings Hit Two Homes in Penna. City Arnold
In Arnold borough near New Kensington on September 13 two nearby houses were bombed within minutes. The Chiano home, occupied by the mine foreman and his family, suffered a collapsed basement wall and shattered windows. The Withers residence, home to a miner and his wife and three children, was damaged. the wife fainted and the children fled to the street. No injuries reported among the families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Kensington
Valley Camp Coal Cos
Kinlock
Arnold
Joseph Chiano
Chiano
Nicholas Salvo
Joseph Withers
Withers
Joseph
Ellen
Davis
Robert Carns
Eighteen at football rules meeting at the Y
Eighteen attended the football rules meeting at the Y M C A last night with the next session set for September 26 to discuss a later interpretation of the rules. The meetings are sponsored by the local football officials and coaches group.
Gas Rates and Franchise Discussions for Elyria
The commission debated establishing a rate for several months and a two year settlement to prevent gas service disruption beyond a franchised term. A ten year proposed franchise was deemed unreasonable. City figures show most consumers use under 10,000 feet monthly with detailed consumption averages by brackets. The statistics derive from the gas company’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utilities Commission
Elyria
Murder of Recluse in Dayton Queued by Police
Police and deputy sheriffs seek the killer of Henry Nuss a 71 year old recluse found along railroad tracks with his throat slashed Coroner Dr J F Torrence says Nuss likely died Sunday and his body was placed on the tracks yesterday A second item notes Michael Kolasinski 55 dies after being run over by a truck in Toledo driven by Marvin Gla aieuz 19 Also mentioned are docks at Liverpass touted as largest and best equipped.
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Dayton
Henry Nuss
J. F. Torrence
Torrenes
Nuss
Toledo
Michael Kolasinski
Marvin Glaaieuz
Fifteen New Infantile Paralysis Cases Reported in Columbus
Fifteen new cases of infantile paralysis were reported to the state department of health today, bringing September total to 137. Dr. R B Tate returned from Tuscarawas County noting twenty five cases, some dating back to May and previously unreported.
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Columbus. C
State Department of Health
R B. Tate
Health Department
Tuscarawas County
Guthrie Heads Lorain Reserve Officers Chapter
Colonel James Guthrie of 150 Ohio Street was elected Saturday night as chief of the Lorain county Reserve Officers Association. The chapter gained a charter from the National Association. Lieutenant A L Musgrave of Lorain was chosen secretary and treasurer. Fifteen officers comprise the chapter with plans to attend the state association meeting at Canton on Sept 16 17 and 19.
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James Guthrie
Ohio Street
Lorain County
Reserve Officers’ Association
Lorain
National Association
A L. Musgrave
Association
Canton
Americans With Million Dollar Insurance Reach
A Spectator company survey shows 187 Americans hold life insurance of 1 000 900 or more. Rodman Wanamaker leads with 7 500 090, followed by Babe Ruth at 5 000 900. New York tops the list with 45 in the million class and six more in the state, while Los Angeles contributes 19.
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New York
The
Spectator Company of
Rodman Wanamaker
Babe Ruth
Los Angeles
Ohio man ends life by jumping in front of train
Wilford Michner, 42, of Wilmington, Ohio, committed suicide in Hamilton by stepping in front of a Baltimore & Ohio passenger train. A note found on him blamed his wife Marie Michner of Hartwell, Cincinnati, for driving him to the act by causing his imprisonment in the Dayton work house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Wilford Michner
Wilmington
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Marie Michner
Hartwell
Cincinnati
Dayton
Enrollment crushes city schools demands more space
Superintendent Maston reports 12 students moved to Hamilton building and 17 grade rooms housing 49 or more students. Franklin McKinley Garford Eir Gates Jefferson and Washington buildings show crowded rooms with 85 to 83 seating capacity, forcing possible use of high school auditorium for study and new teachers. Temporary relief may require portable buildings while mid year enrollment rises. A city wide expansion plan will be prepared for the school board.
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Hamilton
Maston
Franklin
McKinley
Garford
Eir
Gates
Jefferson
Washington
Board of Education
Dinner Stories Alisteke Somewhere
A departing guest is checked out when the head waiter confirms nothing was charged. The manager muses on the odd scene as a puzzled staffer recalls the bill. A humorous exchange ends with a quip about heredity and parental beliefs.
Ask Council To Bring Street To Grade In Ely Realty Petition
The Ely Realty Co petitioned the city council to bring East Bridge Street at the Depot Street extension to grade for a garage and auto sales room. It warned that without grading, drains costing 156 would be needed to prevent water entering the building. The matter was referred to the sewer and drains committee and the city engineer.
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The
Ely Realty Co
East Bridge Street
Depot Street
Strange mixup of maternity in Cleveland
In Cleveland a hospital mixup led Mrs. Sam Smith to believe her newborn son was swapped for a girl. Before Judge Weygandt in common pleas court, attorneys argued over habeas corpus as the nurse who attended the birth was unavailable. Evidence and witness testimony were ordered to proceed to determine true maternity.
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Cleveland
Smith Wea
Cleveland Maternity
Carl V. Weylandr
Common Pleas Court
Sam Smith
Babr
Weygandt
King Solomon
Weyrandt
Smith
Babe Ruth Hits 51st Home Run of Season at Yankee Stadium
At Yankee Stadium New York on September 13 Babe Ruth belted his fifty first homer of the season in the seventh inning of the first game of a doubleheader with the Cleveland Indians. The ball cleared the right field bleachers off Willis Hudlin and scored Mark Koenig. Ruth’s 51st homer in his 1921 record year follows his 51st on September 5.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Babe Ruth
Cleveland Indians
Willis Hudlin
Mark Koenig
Ruth
Alimony Awards Set In Four Cases At Court
Judge A R Webber ordered temporary alimony in four divorces Monday. Mike Coonka of Lorain must pay Rose Coonka seven dollars weekly pending outcome of the suit. Ed Cornwall of Oberlin to pay Mary Cornwall sixteen dollars weekly with custody of children to Mary. Eugenia Rovas was granted five dollars weekly and four hundred fifty dollars attorney fees against Allan Rovas for neglect and cruelty. Alfonso Guice ordered to pay Cleo Guice forty dollars monthly plus fifty dollars attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Stam
George Stam
A. R. Webber
Bernice Sears
Simoyuy
Waltas
Mike Coonka
Lorain
Rose
Ed. Cornwall
Oberlin
Mary Cornwall
Corn'wall
Eugenia Rovas
Allan Rovas
Alonzo Guice
Cleo
Defendent
Markets in Cleveland and Chicago Bid Prices and Quotes
Cleveland market notes show eggs at firsts 35 and ordinary 29, hogs steady with 5c up, beef cattle and veal prices listed, sheep higher with top fat lambs at 14.85. Chicago quotes list butter steady, eggs at 32-33c for firsts, poultry prices with chicks at 15-23c, potatoes and wheat mixed, oats and rye values, with Minnesota and Toledo grain figures. The piece closes noting the Toledo and Minneapolis grain activity and historic Niagara Falls tree loss by lightning.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Turkeys Sc
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Kansas
Colorado
U.S. Government Faces Disputes in Trade War Tangle
Washington reports an accumulating series of diplomatic disputes termed a trade war. Panama sovereignty over the canal zone challenges League of Nations control, Britain faces discriminatory steel rebates, and Spain Argentina delay Most Favored Nation talks. France may seek compensation to ease proposed duty changes while US seeks MFN accord.
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Washington
United States
Panama
League of Nations
Canal Zone
Spain
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Treasury
Kelloggs
League Assembly
Eusebio Morales
France
America
Germany
Cleveland Bid Secures Funds for 1928 Republican Convention
Cleveland's bid for the 1928 Republican Convention gains momentum as the committee reports 159,909 dollars available to finance the event. Colonel Carmi A. Thompson leads the effort with James L. Be. Jappe handling secretarial duties and plans to press the Washington sub committee. Thompson will emphasize the city auditorium as a key asset during his appeal.
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Cleveland
Cleveland, C
James L. BE. Jappe
Coleonel Carmi A. Thompson
Catcher Thompson
Washington
City
Thompson
Republican Committee
Philippines
Onolide
Anti-Saloon League leaders plan policy shifts in wake of Wheeler death
Westerville Ohio September 13 National leaders of the Anti Saloon League of America convened to map policy and personnel changes ahead of a new push in the December congress. Dr F Scott McBride, general superintendent, will steer legislative efforts to tighten prohibition enforcement. He said the wets will be disappointed if they think Wheeler's absence allows a return to Congress or courts. McBride noted Wheeler built a durable organization and that dry strength in Congress reflects prohibition sentiment in district voters. He described Wheeler’s role in linking voters who favor prohibition to their Washington representatives. McBride also cited Wheeler’s earlier work in Illinois and the league’s civil service and reorganization act victory during the last Congress.
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Westerville
Anti- Saloon League of America
Wayne B. Wheeler
F. Scott McBride
League
Washington
Congress
McBride
Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Capitol
Illinois
Prohibition Civil Service
Woman Thrown From Auto In Mt. East of Uniontown
In Lontown Pennsylvania a car overturned on a mountain east of Uniontown injuring Mrs. Hulda Coombs 41 of Cambridge Ohio. She was treated at Uniontown hospital for cuts bruises and shock. The vehicle was driven by her 18 year old son.
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Lontown
Uniontown
Huldah Coombs
Cambridge
Uniontown Hospital
Lost envelope between Market House and Court Street
A large envelope containing insurance papers was lost this morning between Market House and Court Street. Contact phone number 37763 if found.
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Market House
Court Street
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Lima
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E. A. Leason
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Piqua
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W. W. Motter
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Irene
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