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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1931

Page

3

Thieves Shoot Way On Man Near Vaughanville

A hog theft gang near Vaughanville led to the death of Constable Frank Conaway and the shooting of Leon Moebouck. Daniel Hunt of Rushmore, Ohio, was arrested on a dying-assertion and held without formal charge. Three Lima men detained as part of the gang fled the scene after the farmer and constable confronted them on the farm.

Ottawa Putnam County Vaughanville Frank Conaway Sugar Creek Lima City Hospital Daniel Hunt Rushmore Wilson Crawfis Clinton Felkey Leon Moebouck Conaway Hunt Lima Thleves

Elyria Pet Parade Promises Amusing Community Show

A Saturday pet parade in Elyria begins at the YMCA at 10 AM with entries from a wide range of pets including Cream Puff the military horse and two trained monkeys. The procession travels Third Street to Middle Avenue then Ely Park and Broad Street ending at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children for judging.

Elyna Capitol Theatre Elyria American Legion Third Street Middle Avenue Ely Park Broad Street Midle Avenue Gates Hospital For Crippled Children

Baptist and Methodist Services and Meetings Report

In Columbia on Sept 25 the Baptist Young People Society heard Miss Anna Garbier and Mr Hoofenstefel from Cleveland discuss the Commission Plan. The Baptist Mission Circle to meet Oct 7. Eighty-five attended the Baptist Sunday School with a violin solo by Donna Stinchcomb and a missionary program by Juniors Sunshine class. Twenty-three pupils read Bible assignments. quarterly awards to be given Oct 1. Graduation and promotions also Oct 1. Rev Lea gave a talk. water was well received at the Methodist church. Ninety-eight attended Sunday School. Methodist Church plans a Church Night supper Oct 1 and a reception for Rev Lea and Rev Bosler with Mrs Vida Martin in charge.

Columbia Anna Garbier Hoofenstefel Cleveland Baptist Young People's Society Commission Baptist Mission Circle Baptist Sunday School Donna Stinchcomb Bernard Cutting Sunshine Rowena Ingersoll Earl Putt Mary Frances Garwood Matthew Lea Methodist Church Bosler Vida Martin Ladies’ Aid Society Bert Walters Mansfield Grange Town Hall Albert Mollason John Straub Lyle Martin Akron Clara Josie Harrington Defiance Leon Wise Berea Jay Jasper Hazen Baker Roy Dettman H. T. Snell Critchfield Mt. Vernon H. C. Hunter Jessie Adams G. C. Silsby Coronado Beach Fla Hattia Martin Norwalk Ernest Chapman Joan Wanda Mohler Rittman, O Llewellyn Straub Carrie Lawrence William Hazel Richard Putt Harold Cartwright Delbert Harold John Klingman Fred Klingman, Jr Geo. Vogt Dan Salaback Louis Klingman Hinckley F. Bohner Arthur May Olmsted Falls Mary Mary Brasee Beebetown Geo. Churchward American League Detroit James Wright Warren Lakewood Emily Wright Henry Cletzen Jane Snell Miller Wilcox Mary Mills Elyria Columbia School Marcey Powell Ohio State Harvard Powell Carl Townsend William Bennett A. R. Branson H. G. Laundon Columbia Hill Wellington Baptists Hebron Association Ed H. West Lucy Zimpher Magdalene Gopdford John Hilliker Carl Crapo F. L. Scoville Howard Hilliker Ulrich Hege Ruth Hege Laura Barber Lillian Jackson Howard and Lawrence Joseph Barrack E. D. Snyder A. J. Edwards Plymouth W. B. Sybrandt Prospect Street Charles Montone

Puzzle of Home Sweet Home author balloon question answers

A 1931 Central Press piece lists trivia and local notes. It gives answers to questions about who wrote Home Sweet Home, when the first balloon ascension occurred, and whether partners bind each other, along with local community items, anniversaries, and brief rural news from Mansfield and nearby towns.

Nudist colony reported near Porto Portugal

The first nudist colony organized in Portugal is said to be located in the north near Porto. The group includes twenty two people, mostly women, with several Lisbon families staying in the region for the summer.

Portugal Lisbon Porto

Wellington and Akron Dirigible Flight Attract Local Crew

Wellington residents Bert Knapp and family joined others to witness the Akron making its initial flight in Akron. Claire McCaffrey and Howard Evans earned certificates after attending the State Fire School at Ohio State University with demonstrations in First Aid and Fire Drills.

AKRON Wellington Bert Knapp Hiram Rollin Parks Frank Phelps T. M. Pfeiffer Claire McCaffrey Howard Evans Columbus State Ohio State University T. Alfred Fleming Conservation Department National Board of Fire Underwriters New York City James E. Day

New Hoon Family Returns From Legion Convention

New Hoon of Conn. and his wife visited Mr and Mrs Burt Curtice after traveling home from the American Legion convention.

New Hoon Conn American Legion Convention Burt Curtice

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