Spider Knocks Out Snake In House Match Turmoil Follows
INGRIDE Townpumping Sta St. Charles Ill Sept 16 Mid Spider defeated Snake in a technical knockout ending their long weight class struggle. Mayor Lagnum halted the fight citing safety while Snake was entangled and exhausted. Critics claim bias and call for a rematch the Humane Society lauded the stoppage as humane.
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Ingride
Sta- St. Charles
Ill
Go Snake
Mayor I
Lagnum
Kid Spider
Battling Garter Spake
Mayor Lagnam
Mayor Lagnum
Chicago Humane Education Society
Board of Health moves into new city offices
The city board of health relocates to three refreshed rooms in city hall, leaving the Masonic Temple for better rent savings and convenience. Mayor Van Oster notes the change centralizes health services.
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TV Board OF Health
City Board of Health
City Hall
Xereeea Southwestern Ticket
Ofce
Masonic Temple
W. H. van Oster
Deputy Held It Prisoner Death Perin Case
Sept 16 Deputy Sheriff O Skinner was held to the Tazewell county grand jury by the coroner s jury in the death of Martin Virani a prisoner found dead in his cell after charges of a third degree beating The jury ruled Virani did not die by his own action as Skinner claimed and the coroner reported ACTOS IN CRASH Cars of two Clevelanders damaged in a collision at Cleveland road and Maddock road Ridgeville at 2 am today Deputies William Caley and Jack Bruegger reported The cars were owned by F Appelman and Mr Brazil
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Perin
O. Skinner
Tazewell County
Martin Virani
Virani
Skinner
ACTOS
Banking Institute Plans New Courses for Lorain County
The Lorain County Chapter of the American Institute of Banking announces plans for a fifth year starting next week with two new courses for bankers countywide. A picnic at Camp Iss-see-Kes is set for next Wednesday attracting over 100 people and a countywide baseball game features Lorain and Amherst against the rest of the county. The institute emphasizes education with 32 graduates earning standard certificates from last year’s four year program in commercial law negotiable instruments economics and standard banking. An advanced course on analyzing financial statements will follow for graduates, while others may take the commercial law course anew. The institute reported 108 members last year.
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Lorain County
American Institute of Banking
Camp Iss-See- Kes
Elyra Y
Vermilion River
Institute
Bankers of
Lorain
Amherst
Union Barbers Urge Cuts and Ingalls Endorsement
The Elyria master and journeymen barbers voted to reduce haircut prices and to urge strict enforcement of the state sanitary code in all local shops. They unanimously endorsed David S. Ingalls for Ohio governor, reorganized the union, and elected O. B. Strickland as president with Musselman, Poole, Dennis, and Huber in key posts. A committee will seek planning guidance on barber shop locations in restricted districts.
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Union
Elyria
Health Department
David S. Ingalls
Ohio
O. B. Strickland
Ronald R. Musselman
C .B. Poole
Harry Dennis
Arthur Huber
City Planning Commission
Teatiles Lead in Business Revival
Cleveland reports signs of revival in two key sectors. Nathan L. Daubr of May Company notes definite improvement in the past two weeks. Fried man Blau Farber Mill Company texts knitting mills employ many workers to meet six weeks of delayed orders. Prices for raw materials have risen, and once these materials enter merchandise expect higher wholesale and retail prices, enabling profit.
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Cleveland
Nathan L. Daubr
May Company
América
Friedman, Blau & Farber Mig
Danby
Man and Wife Beaten as $38,000 Life Savings Stolen
In Cleveland Ohio on September 16 Frank Baker age 56 and his wife Mary 52 were attacked by two men posing as detectives. They beat the couple and escaped with 38000 of their life savings. The Bakers planned to return to Jugoslavia next month to visit their children. Mrs Baker is an invalid and both are hospitalized in Serious condition.
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Cleveland
Frank Baker
Mary
Story of Insull Company Crash Revealed in Report
Chicago Sept. 16. The report details how about 1.6 billion dollars of investors’ money vanished in the Insull Holding complex during its 1934 to 1932 receivership period. It notes a more than 417 million dollar loss in common stock and cites auditors Hurley and McCulloch urging managerial and business-condition changes for the company’s future.
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Chicago
Middlewest Utilities Company
Insult Holding
Glone
Ieteivers
Edward N. Hurley
Charles A. McCulloch
McCulloch
Death Record Mrs Augusta Halter Widow of Peter Halter
Mrs Augusta C Halter widow of Peter Halter died Thursday afternoon at her home 143 Charles court after a lingering illness Born in Germany July 15 1844 she had lived in Elyria fifty eight years Survived by daughters Mrs C Kelsey and Mrs E E Sheffield five grandchildren Funeral services Sunday at Sudro Funeral Parlors at 3 p m with Rev William Muir avid officiating Burial in Murray Ridge Cemetery
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Augusta Halter
Augusta C. Halter
Peter Halter
Charles Court
Halter
Germany
Elyria
Kelsey
E. E. Sheffield
Sudro
Wiliam Muir
Murray Ridge Cemetery
Hazel C Gibson granted divorce in Elyria court
Hazel C Gibson of Elyria was granted a divorce from Milo W Gibson by Judge W B Thompson on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Custody of their two children awarded to the plaintiff. Several other divorce and civil actions were noted in Lorain and Elyria courts, including suits for labor claims, rent, and insurance fraud rumors.
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Hazel C. Gibson
Elyria
Milo W. Gibson
W. B. Thompson
Bertha Tretka
Stanley, Lorain
Alice Wargo
Lorain
Andrew
Dora Spies
Roger
Spies
Dora Baince
Hedwiz Witowicz
Mike
Freshmen Week Opens at Oberlin College
Oberlin O Hiram Sept 16 about four hundred new students arrived for Freshman Week. Upperclass aides from YWCA MCAA student government and class officers assist in programs including chapel address by President Wilkins. Lectures cover study skills library budgeting time and money history of the college employment bureau and health service with tours, class song, teas, rallies and outdoor recreation under Phys Ed. A number of faculty will entertain freshmen and seniors.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Y. W
Wilkins
Art Museum
Department of Physical Education
Dorothy Zimmerman
Marian Morrison
Mary Warner
Katherine Fullerton
Victor Davis
Everett Lampson
Ruth Dart
Philip Thomas
Ellen Adams
Margaret Leonard
Maria Jakus
James Bows
Robert James
Alice Crafts
Florence Conrad
Sam Barnes
Jean Jones
Conservatory of Music
Willa Bliss
Elizabeth Richardson
Janica Ruth
Marguerite Spelbrink
Marthe Heinrich
Wesley Stewart
Aileen Strong
Julia Whittington
Oberlin Professor Visited With Marble Samples from Virginia
Professor A Lee Mathews, former Oberlin College geology faculty member, who has worked as a Virginia state geologist in the past year, visited his family in Oberlin with several marble samples from Giles County Virginia lately.
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Oberlin
A. Lee Mathews
Oberlin College
State of Virginia
Giles County
Virginia
Wellington Library Board members resign from service
Wellington Sept 16 Robert Walden Ed Van Cleef and Bentley Vischer members of the Library Board of Trustees have resigned their appointive offices. There is no particular reason for resigning, Walden said by telephone, other than that they no longer choose to serve. The resignations follow two years of responsibilities including the erection of a 76000 addition to the library a be quest from Miyron T Herrick. Vacancies will be filled by the Township trustees.
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Wellington
Robert Walden
Ed van Cleef
Bentley Vischer
Library Board
Walden
Miyron T. Herrick
Banana Splits Night Ends In Loss For Ramser Team
Local business owner Henry Hamser hosted many customers for banana splits last night but did not profit as the house was being treated by Ramser. A softball game pitted Ramser against Roy Whitney with Ramser’s team losing by an unspecified score.
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Henry Hamser
Ramser
Roy Whitney
Rameer
Revered Paul Carter Back as Wellington Pastor
Reverend Paul Carter resumes his role as pastor of the Wellington Methodist Church following notice from the annual Northeast Ohio Conference held in Wooster this week. Carter will return to lead the Wellington congregation in spiritual guidance and community outreach.
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Paul Carter
Wellington
Mirs Bishbaugh Again Heads A L A
Mrs Ola Bishbaugh president of the American Legion Auxiliary was reelected as head at a special meeting on Wednesday evening. Officers nominated include Fredericka Allen Ruth Ryder Rutheda Obrig Ethel Ohney Susan Reep Lillian McQuate Dorothy Gailller Allen West McQuate Violet Curtice. Election of officers set for Tuesday evening.
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Ola Bishbaugh
American Legion Auxiliary
Fredericka Allen
Ruth Ryder
Rutheda Obrig
Ethel Ohney
Susan Reep
Lillian McQuate
Dorothy Gailller
Allen
Ashland tribute dinner for four Misses at Helen Ford home
Four young women Miss Luella Hines Miss Cather line Hanna Miss Betty Baubof and Miss Ruth Hogan were hosted by Miss Helen Ford in Ashland for a steak dinner on Tuesday.
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Luella Hines
Catherline Hanna
Betty Baubof
Ruth Hogan
Helen Ford
Ashland
Milk Route Change Gains Local Interest As Mrs Stevenson Takes Over
Mrs Will Stevenson assumed control of the milk route on Wednesday, taking over from Joe Kessler. The route was bought at sheriff's sale from Janes Stevenson, who has served as receiver for six weeks. Mrs Howard Evans will assist her mother in the new venture.
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Will Stevenson
Joe Kessler
Janes Stevenson
Howard Evans
Death of Wilson Murray Reverberates in Ashland and Athens
In local notices from September 20, J M Bright of East College street reports the death of his grandfather Wilson Murray at his Ashland home yesterday. Various residents share travels and returns, including W P Carruthers and Arthur Carruthers in Rochester New York after a month’s camping in Finger Lakes and Catskills. Amy Ingraham returns from Sullivan to Athens, F J Lehman and party plan Berea Kentucky and St. Petersburg Florida trips. Louis Hamlin resumes Ohio University study. Elton Hamner visits Elyria Clinic. Faith Pierce heads to Hartsville North Carolina to teach at Coker College.
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J. M. Bright
East College Street
Wilson Murray
Ashland
W. P. Carruthers
Reamer Place
Arthur Carruthers
Rochester
N.Y
Finger Lake
Catskill Mountain
New York
Louis Hamlin
Athens
Ohio University
End of Ohio coal strike hoped as prayers rise in churches
In Murray City Ohio on September 16 prayer meetings were held across Hocking Crooksville coal fields as pastors urged a peaceful settlement to the largest bituminous coal strike in state history. Mine locals planned a ratification meeting for a settlement, shops boosted sales, evictions may end, and about 6000 miners would gain work improving district rail jobs. Guards prepared for a quiet return home, while households faced the end of sniper and bomber threats.
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Murray City
Hocking- Crooksville
Ohio
Coal Company
Hocking
Scholarships Highlight Elyria Talent Chooses Ohio Wesleyan
Robert McWilliams of 419 Park Avenue, Elyria, selected Ohio Wesleyan University from several scholarship offers. The Elyria High School graduate, renowned for dramatic achievements, enrolls as a freshman this fall. Ohio Wesleyan attracted him for its program in drama, a feature not offered by all finalist schools.
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Elyria
Robert McWilliams
Park Avenue
Elyria High School
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio Wesleyan
Youth Stabbed Father and Stepmother to Death
In Eminence Missouri on September 15 a 16 year old youth Earl Phelps confessed to stabbing his father and step mother to death over anger at their marriage. He faced two life sentences with parole eligibility made harder by Judge Will H. D. Green.
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Eminence
Earl Phelps
Will H. D. Green
Excavators Unearth Believed Human Bones in Albuquerque Area
In Los Griggos region excavators found three skulls and bones buried about five feet deep, with pottery fragments. The find suggests an ancient Indian burial ground and a once populated area by Spanish and Indian settlers. Local elderly residents recall a Spanish American settlement nearby, while an old church once stood on the site.
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Albuquerque
N. M. Gz
Los Griggos
Loz Griezos
Caught Passing Chips at French Casino Trio Brought to Court
A crouper at the Casino of Stella Plague in Boulogne sur Mer passed chips to an employee who handed them to a third accomplice. All three admitted the theft and were declared fit for their first offense. They will be brought before the court at Montreuil sur Mer.
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Boulogne-Sur-Mer
France
Montreuil-sur-Mer
Markets Report From Cleveland And Midwest Grain Prices
Markets show mixed signals as Cleveland markets list butter, eggs, poultry prices with steady to modest changes. Iowa and Minnesota markets report wheat, corn, oats, and potato quotations alongside livestock like hogs calves and sheep with varied declines and steady levels.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Cubs
Lac
United States
Minnesota
State Briefs from Murky Ohio News Desks
Police hunt two men after the Richwood Banking Company raid at Richwood near here with a $10,000 loss. Three employees and five customers were forced to the floor during the robbery.
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Marysville
Richwood Banking Company
Richwood
Here
Du Bois Found Unconscious After Revolver Incident
Police describe a heavy object dropping as Number One continued on Page 1. Walter McKenna and Tom Brown found Du Bois unconscious with a revolver nearby after breaking a bathroom door. A calling card bore his name. no note was disclosed. He was rushed to hospital, but unable to speak.
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Walter McKenna
du Bois
Tom Brown
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Lawrence Cook
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John and
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Ross Fauver
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Kenneth Hebebrand
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Stoney Ridge Road
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Fourteenth District
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Forest Street
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Oberlin School of Commerce
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Oberlin Printing Company
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Herrick Ave
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Courtland
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Toledo
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Hittrick Co
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Ohio State College
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E. B. Dirlam
Morgan-Dirlam Post American Legion
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Medina
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Riceland
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Harvard
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Sullivan
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F. J. Lehman
Berea
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Groveland Street
Elyria Clinic
Faith Pierce
Hartsville
N. C
Coker College
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Lorad
Kohl-Rabl
Inc
J. B. Comer
East Ohio
United Brethren Church
Frank J. Ward
Ward
G. Johnson
Ieveland
Vermillion
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the O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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