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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
19
A rabid dog attacked seven head of cattle on Jesse Ford’s farm near Oberlin and was shot. The animal’s head was sent to an Oberlin vet for testing and then to Columbus for further examination. Marty Musser and family are noted for long service in local business and military duties, with changes in ownership and roles described.
V. R. Musser has resigned his position with the Hope Grocery and will move to Medina Ohio in the near future.
Mrs. Jered Y Hewes and her granddaughter Cath ERine of Chatauqua New York visited at the home of Mrs. Oberlin.
A historical health note explains a cold as inflammation of air passages and endorses nightly Vicks Vapor rub use to ease symptoms. It describes rubbing on the throat and chest, covering with hot cloths, and inhaling vapors, with a sample offer from The Vick Chemical Company in Greensboro North Carolina.
Howes daughter Mrs Jeuss Ford and Marian Worcester visit relatives over Easter. Mrs Julia Ann Booth travels with her son Prof George Bush to Lake City. Miss Mary Belden attends Lake Erie college and Modern Languages Association convention in Columbus. Robert Kollmar denies not kissing his wife in alimony suit dismissed by Vice Chancellor Fielder.
Zurcher 46 of 252 Washington avenue died Monday night after six days illness. Survived by husband daughter Ruth son Herbert two stepsons Arnold and Oscar Zurcher. parents reside in South Amherst. Funeral at 12 oclock Thursday from First Congregational Church South Amherst Rev Grant Lorain officiating assisted by Rev Wood Chagrin Falls. Burial Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst.
In Toledo on April 1 a fare increase was agreed to by the car men's union and the company to prevent suspension of service. The new rates raise the fare from six cents and two cents for a transfer to seven cents and two cents for a transfer, with wage demands cited by workers.
Fragmentary text describes a man named Frank Piano and a boy involved in a troubled incident. A father allegedly shot a youth leading to the youth's hospital death. Police pursued charges with a detective reporting to a supervisor as authorities respond.
Readable portions describe a time related query about buildings and durations. The text is garbled and lacks clear entities or a cohesive event to summarize. No distinct person organization place or date is identifiable.
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