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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1930
Page
3
Readable fragments show a trade request for an overcoat in exchange for a pipe or ker, with contact at 318 3 Streets. The text also mentions Mrs Jones, Baby Jones, and vague dialogue about a chess set amid garbled phrases and stray letters.
A garbled OCR fragment references stars at night and a caution about core behavior. Mentions 3 certs, sandwiches, and a person named Homer with unclear context. The legible items are disjoint and do not form a coherent news item.
An OCR fragment promotes Sedarex as relief for facial nerve pain and headaches, urging readers to visit a dentist and keep Sedarex on hand. It references a Skycloud building and a Saturday night gathering in a self shower scene, with unclear product claims and questionable imagery.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a time and an address near Homer with unclear names, suggesting a local notice or note. The readable bits imply a street or postal reference but lack full details to identify a specific event or official action.
Grafton church group meets at Asres Sintarsan home on Thursday May 1 with members urged to attend. Local social guests include Mr. and Mrs W Baker and Mr and Mrs Cris. Hemremater club plans a meeting with Emma Freny on Wednesday post April 32. Local theater cast and school events listed, plus social visits to area homes.
Henrietta Erenrietta notes the TeEWaY monthly PTA meeting at the school on Wednesday with good attendance. A nominating committee was formed to select officers for the coming year. A school picnic was set for Cascade Park Elsrna on Thursday May 29. The seventh program featured musical numbers by district students and prizes were awarded in the grades for various projects and performances.
A long list of student prize winners across art, maps, booklets, and posters is recorded, naming Bertha Toth and others for first places in freehand cutting, embroidery, and various junior categories. Also noted are teacher awards, gifts, and community events with residents visiting relatives and church activities.
In Amherst and South Amherst on April 22, neighbors gathered to honor Christ Nickel of Quarry Street with a surprise party at his home, and to celebrate Christ Heusser’s sixtieth birthday with attendance from Qu Street families, Oberlin visitors, and many friends. The village council planned a Town Hall meeting, and the Life of David Livingston was presented at the Methodist church with special music by the senior choir. A public Legion dance at Foresters hall drew a large crowd.
Community members attend English tea at the Methodist church and various social visits. The Amerias legion council banquet is set for Thursday evening at Oberlin Inn with several locals planning to attend. Weekend visits include Mrs Berhard in Amherst and friends in Urbic hsville, Ohio.
A fragment from a Dec 20 1829 letter to Nicholson reveals Wilsons modest view of his own abilities while New Jersey governor. The note discusses greetings and explains repeated attempts to craft such messages, reflecting his famed humility as reported by AUG Nicholson, editor of the Union Progress.
Angie Case of Clarksfield and New London died Saturday afternoon after a paralytic stroke. She was a respected resident, survived by a daughter, Ora Web, and two grandsons, with funeral services planned near Clarksfield and a burial at Day Cemetery.
Ad claims a cod liver oil extract product can help underweight women and children gain weight. It suggests consulting a doctor and offers refund and purchase price details. The ad emphasizes weight gain as a healthy outcome and markets Me Cox's Cod Liver Oil Extract Tablets.
Columbus Ohio April 28 A report covering the peniten tiary fire investigation conducted by Welfare rotor H H Gris wold Attorney General Bettman and their aides was to be submitted to Governor Cooper today. The investigators worked Saturday night and Sunday studying testimony from prison officials guards and convicts during a five day investigation. No final recommendations were made. Griswold Bettman were not believed to recommend removal. The governor issued a statement announcing added fire safety steps including more watch men and complete inspections by fire marshals to determine needed escapes and safety apparatus.
Five investigators named to examine state penal institutions include Dudles Blossom of Cleveland, A. E. Anderson of Cincinnati, Julius Ff. Stone of Columbus, and two members Temai probe basen with three others ready for selection.
A Dearborn reader from Lincoln Way West writes Henry Ford asking for guidance on obtaining a hair style to restore her bobbed or upbraided hair. The missive reflects early 20th century beauty expectations and Ford’s reputation for novelty gifts.
Joseph Exarico, 22, served three days in jail for careless driving in a funeral procession. He was released after three hours to drive the hearse, following an Undertower incident.
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