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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1928
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text records a county board meeting with references to drainage on Aven Lane and a West Alun poration. Names such as Sumner, Michael, Steve, and Jude appear amid mentions of final finance items and approvals. The distorted text indicates accepted items and signatures, with scattered personal names and obscure terms.
The Birmingham era notes the Ladies' Aid society of Be the Birm. Cesam church meeting where officers were elected. The column lists residents and visitors visiting relatives in Vermilion Elyria Oberlin Crystal Beach and nearby areas, with many names and weekend travel.
By Swan Galiou O spent Saturday afternoon and evening at Mr and Mrs W H Snellenberger on their way to their new home Home City NY Mrs RR Kuhimas Friday Elyria Tela Lives Mrs Art Gilder visited Sunday with Mary Bogart Charley Grenzebach Jr Le land Parkard Russel David son at a tamers picnic at Star Beach Saturday Otis West family left for Washington Monday vacation H Wasem and children attended Heidrich reunion Vermilion on the Lake Sunday Miss Snellenberger spent Monday in Elyria and Lorain
Amherst Aug 17 Little Richard Ehrman youth narrowly escaped serious harm while crossing Cleveland Ave on a tricycle near Washington St. An auto driven by Mr Brand of Lorain struck him. he was rushed to hospital, found to have a head injury, and removed home for care.
Paris reports a sharp drop in marriages in the first quarter of 1925 with about one hundred fewer unions than the same period last year. Experts note women’s growing independence, professional work, housing shortages, and uncertain economic conditions as key factors behind the decline.
Mrs Elizabeth Barnard of Tampa is the highest paid postmistress in the nation. Her husband died years ago leaving her with two children and little business knowledge. She began as a clerk earning four dollars a week, then took a business course, and rose from relief stamp clerk in 1906 to postmistress in 1925 under President Harding.
A terse notice states fire department personnel in Muncie will be provided with death administering services. An earlier announcement noted the installation of equipment at fire stations to support such services. The collapse of a Charlmenagre Tower in Tours France removes the last vestige of the famous medieval basilier.
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