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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1926
Page
5
Brownhelm Congregational church Missionary Society held a Missionary Tea at Mrs. Brownhelm home on Friday afternoon with songs prayers and a piano solo. Donations totaled about 11 in silver and 7 50 in offerings as thirty guests were served.
A fragment from the Children’s Pictorial cross word puzzle page appears with a cryptic line reading pestering yesterday’s. The brief reads as a puzzle note or item caption without further context or answers.
Madeline Davie of Amherst won the Lorain County Oratorical contest held at the school auditorium. The judges from Oberlin College and Elyria High selected Davie for the top honor amid performances by high school chorus and orchestra. Medals were awarded to seniors including Elton Parke Grace Klein and others representing Brookside Wellington Penfield and Amherst.
Mrs Marvin was pleasantly surprised at her South Amherst home last evening as Mrs WE Atantranger and Miss Almeeda hosted a birthday anniversary party. A pink and white cake adorned the table as Mr and Mrs I E Cleveland and their daughter Almecdnagd attended the celebration.
A proficiency certificate was presented to Harold Knakei by teacher Harola Hertz at Friday morning chapel. The award recognizes high writing speed and perfect words per minute performance.
Druce Avergo was moved to 8 Ital Lorain for X rays and sent home later. Nery and Mrs EB N Escotr host week of relatives in Medina. Jozu family visit this weekend in Cleveland. Plate Lab resumes studies at University of Dayton after recess at home. Mr and Mrs Stolba spent yesterday in Lorain. Theresa Selase of South Am sherst visits Mr and Mrs J Selase East Martin Street before returning to Detroit. Baird left home at Ypsilanti Michigan. Ohio State Educational Conference annual session at Columbus noted. Mrs J Smythe admitted to St Josephs hospital.
A fragmented radio and concert schedule lists multiple venues and acts. Notable entries include dinners and musical programs at Akron and Springfield venues, a midnight organ recital by Betty Terry, a Capitol Theatre orchestral program, and cine and piano performances in Paul and Cincinnati areas.
Oberlin plans an annual concert program featuring Russian and English songs directed by Dr George Andrews. Arthur Re Croley will present organ works and a Widor sixth symphony and other pieces. service notes list program details and conducting credits. A obituary notes the death of Palmer at age 45. funeral scheduled at Grove Land Avenue with Rev Powell officiating.
Henrietta April 10 The Ladies Aid society of the German M E church will be entertained at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon April 14 by Mrs A E Schnieder The Ladies Aid society of the Congregational church of South Amherst are in
A cluttered Lorain County classified page lists real estate for sale including a suburban home on near Shy wtegderh with multiple rooms, basements and garages, and other properties in Elyria and Oberlin. It also features farm equipment, a Fordson tractor and Oliver plows, and a public works bidding notice for sewer construction in Elyria.
Mrs Clark Metcalf was taken Saturday to Memorial hospital Ely via influenza. Mrs Lee Kay has a new sedan. Clayton Rhodes of Elyria sponsors Easter Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs. Miss Robert Jorday does not improve. Gus.
A school event held at the Vnouse gym last evening filled the gym to capacity with parents and patrons. The Fish Pond Chamber of Horrors and candy booth entertained, while music and performances by high school and grade members delighted attendees. Profits are not yet estimated but are expected to surpass expectations for schoolhouse repairs.
Fragmentary OCR text yields unclear names and phrases. The readable elements include personal names and scattered words without a coherent event or context. No verifiable facts to form a complete summary.
Fragments indicate a new shop named Hawk occupies the Adams building on North Main Street. The owner Mrs. Burs and staff plan to open a wallpaper department and launch a small business in a historic Cleveland area.
Southern high schools will not permit students to practice sports more than two hours daily. Pupils with an academic standing below 83 percent will be debarred from participation. Freshmen may play at away games only once per term.
An English study shows many schoolchildren breathe through the mouth before starting school. Among this group a third are hard of hearing and a quarter have enlarged tonsils. The report urges preschool medical attention.
Fragmentary report mentions unconventional dialogue about strikers and discussions with women and managers. Details are garbled, no clear events, dates, or identifications can be confirmed from the readable text.
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