Eighty Eight Candidates Earn 33rd Degree in Detroit
Detroit September 16 eighty eight candidates received the honorary 33rd degree of Masonry in Detroit last night. The degree honors exemplary service to the fraternity or distinguished public service. Notable recipients from Ohio include William H. Stolzenback Lima Frans Kester Hall Shelby James Wither Downer Dayton Charles S. Plumb Ben J. Throop William Eugene Jones Columbus Fred W. Raymond Charles M. Buss Cambridge William J. W. Woolgar Daniel R. Davies Frank T. Kopstein Charles E. Kapitky Solomon J. Monck William B. Deto Cleveland.
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Detroit
Peter
Ohio
William H. Stolzenback
Lima
Frans Kester Hall
Shelby
James Wither Downer
Dayton
Charles S. Plumb
Ben J. Throop
William Eugene Jones
Columbus
Fred W. Raymond
Charles M. Buss
Cambridge
William J. W. Woolgar
Daniel R. Davies
Frank T. Kopstein
Charles E. Kapitky
Solomon J. Monck
William B. Deto
Cleveland
Guthery Fires State Fair Director Over Dispute
COLUMBUS Ohio September 16 I S Guthery state director of agriculture was to inform Governor White today of his reasons for discharging Charles M Beer Ashland state fair manager When the Governors office sought to verify a rumor Gutherys secretary admitted sending Beer a note about his discharge Efforts to contact Guthery or Beer failed The dispute at the state fair over authority and employment led Governor White to intervene to restore harmony
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Columbus
I. S. Guthery
White
Charles M. Beer
Ashland
Beer
Guthery
Ria
High School Musicians Plan Operetta and Bands
The article notes plans for a high school operetta with about 65 chorus members and two glee clubs starting up. The girls’ club is projected at 43 or 44 members and the boys’ at about 25. About 41 band members have been chosen with several more roles to fill. Divorce suit filed by Eleanor Curran in 1929 against James Curran for gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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Beck
Ken Newmier
David Everard
William Harrison
William Davis
Don Biss
Noel Todd
Dana Fox
Warren Taylor
Albin Schenfield
Edgar Burr
Clare Searles
Harold Richards
Warry Furnstein
Gordon Lattimer
Kenneth Mitchell
Russell Mohrman
Russell Fox
Edward
Eleanor Curran
North Ridge Ville
James Curran
Funeral for Chas E Joslyn by King Solomon's Lodge No.56
A special communication of King Solomon's Lodge No.56 will be held on Thursday September 17 at 12 30 PM to conduct the funeral of our late Brother Chas E Joslyn. The funeral is in Vermilion at 2 PM with burial at Ridge lawn J J Parks WM
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King Solomon's Lodge No. 56 F
Chas. E. Joslyn
Vermilion
Ridgelawn
J. J. Parks, WM
The
Baptist Church
Hebron
Paul Davidson
Chicago
Muskingum College
Dolores Finley
Moody Bible Institute
Madge Tadlock
Avon
Bert Rice
Baptist
George Bates
Spencer
Wil
Wellington Baptist Church
30 Days For Receiving Stolen Watch In Lorain
William Welch 22 of Lorain was sentenced to 30 days in county jail and fined $50 and costs after pleading guilty to receiving a watch stolen from Frank Durain’s car. W. C. Young is jailed on a warrant for issuing a worthless check to Ben Holsman. Peter Racz seeks to set aside a paper claimed as last will of Theodore Racz, dated August 9, 1931, naming Benjamin Julius Albert jae and Rose White as defendants. Anna Allen, 13, of 1354 fractures arm in fall at orday at 4 pm. notes show injuries and medical care.
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William Welch
Lorain
Walter H. Watts
Frank Durain
W. C. Young
Sandusky
Shriffs Yeaterday
Court of Justice
Ben Holsman
Wil
Peter Racz
Elyria
Common Pleas Court
Theodore Racz
Benjamin
Julius
Albert Jae
Rose White
Salvation Army Solicitors At Fair Grounds
Avery of the Salvation Army states solicitors are stationed at the Fair Grounds. He notes heavy demands and insufficient income to meet needs. Funds collected are being used for relief work.
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Avery
Salvation Army
Deaths of E Joslin and Fred H Flugel in Vermilion and Elyna
Death records note E Joslin former resident of Hiytia died at home in Vermilion after illness last Wednesday. Survived by widow and daughter in Vermilion and a sister in Elyna with funeral Thursday at 2 from the home, Masons in charge, Ridgelawn burial. Fred H Flugel dies at 600, age 80 years, 0 months, 21 days, of 342 Furnace Street. Survived by daughter Catherine and two nieces. Funeral 2 p.m. from 892 Purnace Street, Rev A Min Senroeder officiating, Rural value Ridgelawn cemetery.
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E Joslin
Hiytia
Vermilion
Joseph Callahan
King Solomon's Masonic Lodge
Elyna
Ridgelawn
Fred H. Flugel
Furnace Street
Flugel
Germany
Catherine
Charles Butlow
Cleveland
Waiwaret Kruaman
Emix
Purenace Street
Amin Senroeder
Prison escape plot described with violent plan details
The article outlines a detailed plan by prisoners to kill guards using knives, ropes, and a machine to breach walls. Officials say the scheme involved harming the warden and seizing control of the facility, with the aim of a mass escape.
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Trusty
County road funds slated for next year amid levy shifts
The 565 000 road budget for next year reflects a 90 600 tax decrease due to real estate reevaluation. Total available road funds reach 665 000 with 145 600 unspent and carried forward. Auto license and gasoline tax will add about 120 000 this year, rising by 100 000 next year with a new auto license fee distribution to county state municipalities and a county fund. Personal tax from automobiles may be matched by deductions from revenue.
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Arthur Goes
Ag Tolliows
State Board of Missions Holds Annual Retreat in Oberlin
The State Board of Missions of Congregational Christian churches of Ohio held its annual retreat at Cranford cottage in Oberlin, with fifty women from across the state attending. Meetings run daily through Friday feature morning, afternoon, and evening sessions led by president Mrs H V Morse and secretarial chair Mrs Lydia Lord Davis.
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Oberlin
State Board of Missions of Congregational Christian Churches of Ohio
Cranford Cottage
East College Street
H. V. Morse
Cleveland
Lydia Lord Davis
L. E. Burgiter
Wellington News Recaps Local Church Plans and Missions
A weekly Wellington bulletin details a Ruth Hege Fund drive at the Baptist church with pledges and training for Miss Hege as she prepares for Congo missionary work. The Hebron Association meets in Elyria with sessions, music, and youth talks, while sermons cover prophecy and the Rapture. Community notices include campus visits, hospitalities, and local engagements among families and churches.
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Wellington
Ruth Hege
W. Lo
Hene
Charleston
West Virginia
Philadelphia
Ncessary
Hege
Congo
Belzium
Hebron
Night Blooming Cereus Shines at Wellington Home
A night blooming cereus bloomed Friday night at the Wellington residence of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Blanchard. The flower, grown from a five year old slip, began opening about 7:30 PM and reached full size as neighbors watched. By 10:30 PM the bloom was fully open, displaying the plant’s rare spectacle to local onlookers.
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Wellington
FE. C. Blanchard
Picnic at Wagners Grove Hosts Local Families
Sunday afternoon a picnic dinner brought together Albert Kieth and family, Austin Swarts and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Jams, Robert Swarts, the Merriott Fye family, Rochester residents, Mrs. Sadie Adams and John Gernhill of La Grange. Burt Curtice directed the program at the County Fair Elyria this week.
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Albert Kieth
North Main
Mra
Austin Swarts
Burback
James Jams
Non Robert
Mary
Robert Swarts
Merriott Fye
Rochester
Sadie Adams
John Gernhill
la Grange
Wagner’s Grove
Burt Curtice
Elyria
County Fair Sees Ribbons Rise Across Departments
Judging was under way across all fair divisions this morning with blue red and white ribbons appearing. Winners will take days to finalize due to a large number of entries. Exhibits include livestock art floral Four H School and commercial displays. The fair opens with races aerial acts and a polo match and runs through tomorrow night. A Lorain man Mishinski filed suit against John Mishinski for $2000 claiming a family loan.
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Merchants’ Hall
the Grange
Farm Bureau
Lorain County Beekeepers’ Assoviation
Amherst Council Meets Amherst O Sept 14 1931
Amherst village council met Tuesday evening approving bids for ladders in disposal plant pit from August Nabakowski and for repairs to Bouyer Court from Elyita Construction. An ordinance was passed to certify weed mowing on owner property failing to respond to notices. Also elected Milton Nabakowski president of the senior class 1931 32 with officers named Marian Steele advisor. Mr and Mrs Gerstenberger plan to move to the Methodist Church parsonage. Mrs John Super Lerain admitted to hospital.
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Amherst
Nabakowski
Council Cum Bers
Woll- Sider
Bouyer Court
Elyita Construction Company
Ainttor
Milton Nabakowski
August Nakhakowski
Marian Steele
Market notes from Cleveland area grain and livestock markets
Cleveland markets report steady prices across poultry pork and produce with mixed bids on hogs cattle and calves. Prices for potatoes wheat corn and oats shown from Chicago and local exchanges along with regional farm market listings and fruit and vegetable offerings.
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Cleveland
Moertly
Shyveland Hay and Grain Exchange
HaY—ar Data
Fob
Nod Tumarhy
HAIER
Father and Son Both Fined In City Court
E H Marlett of West River street paid a fine of five pounds plus coats for intoxication. His son Howard was fined ten dollars and costs for reckless driving after arraignment before Mayor James Hewi this morning. They were arrested yesterday afternoon when their car skidded and tipped over on Cleveland street near Marseillee avenue.
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E H. Marlett
West River Street
Howard
James
Hewi
Cleveland Street
Marseillee Avenue
Refrigerator Fire Sparks at Madison Wisconsin
A refrigerator fire occurred in Madison Wisconsin when an electrical unit overheated. Fire crews reported the blaze started inside the fridge and challenged bystanders with smoke and heat before containment.
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Madison
Wis
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