Hurricane Hawk signs tip only after arbitration doubt
A disorderly report notes that a "Hurricane" Hawk will sign later and that expiration disputes may trigger arbitration over wages and hours or sever ties with employers, while a separate incident recalls a Lake Erie salvage attempt by a veteran and others near the harbor.
Meeting At Grace Church Postponed
The Grace Church meeting scheduled for tomorrow evening has been postponed. Rev Max Zschiegner of HanoI China was to speak but was called to Wellsville New York today due to his brother's serious automobile accident injury.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Max Zschiegner
Hanoi
China
Wellsville
New York
Antique sale yields big turnout at Town Hall
Mrs Emma lds led an Antique sale at Town Hall on Saturday with a successful turnout and Ladies' aid served dinner. Freshman initiation occurred at the schoolhouse Friday evening with officers named: President Junior Nor mande, VP Luella Coul rip, secretary Lee Edna Ohler, treasurer Marjorie Zu owski. Nearby visits and gatherings included the Darby home, Bellevue weekend, and Amherst shopping trips by local residents.
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Birmingham
Emmalds
Av Town Hall
School House
Junior Normande
Luella Coulrip
Lee Edna [Ohler
Marjorie Zuowski
Harold Sheldon
William Sheldon
Biorwalk
J. Darby
Jacob Zimmerman
Local visits and weekend guests noted in Lorain area
The report lists social visits and travels including Mr and Mrs Harold Olds and son Richard at Mrs Emma Olds home, Clarence Opperman and son in Lorain, Albert Baird Lucile Pfarr Vermilion shoppers, Evelyn Rubach at Bowling Green, Wadsworth family in Elyria, William Opperman in Columbus and Zanesville, and Eugene Wendt from Cleveland. It also notes steel production: 1923 over three million tons, 1925 over three and a half million tons, 1932 under three quarters of a million tons.
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O. A. Mordoff
Harold Olds
Richard
Emma Olds
Clarence Opperman
Lorain
Albert Baird
Lucile Pfarr
Evelyn Rubach
Bowling Green
Wadsworth
Elyria
William Opperman
Columbus
Zanesville
Eugene Wendt
Cleveland
Town
America
Jail Break Foiled at Ohio Penitentiary
Frank Wenszowski, inmate serving 10 to 25 years for robbery, was placed in solitary after guard C L Benard found him at the base of a wall with a home made rope ladder made from hose. Authorities believe he hid while his cellmate arranged a dummy on the bed and the pair prepared an escape.
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Columbus. CO
Frank Wenszowski
Curahozz
Ohio Penitentiary
C. L. Benard
Wenszowski
Mystery of Youth's Death Cleared by Farewell Letter
May 1 1935 report states a farewell letter to girlfriend Miss Maxine Murray cleared up the death of Otto F Krueger 195 whose body was found in Hinckley Lake Medina County The coroner reported death by water in the lungs and the letter dated Sept 20 indicated Krueger took his own life The note referenced a close friendship with Murray and described motives for self harm.
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Cleveland
Otto F Krueger
Hinckley Lake
Medina County
Maxine Murray
Ashland
A. J. Pearse
Cuyahoga County
Kreuger
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