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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1926
Page
14
OCR fragments describe a legal notice involving residents and a case number referenced with court actions in a county court. It mentions appearances on a date around late September and a public sale or filing, with references to common law proceedings and municipal court terms.
Brief note comprises garbled text and scattered phrases. No coherent events, names, or dates emerge to summarize meaningfully. The readable parts do not establish a clear story or entities.
The text presents a damaged OCR notice detailing a real estate transaction with pricing around 1 700 dollars and multiple abbreviations. It mentions parcels, a structure or unit, and specific terms such as two thirds of area, with references to names and places that are incompletely captured.
Residents and visitors are mentioned along with brief social items. Henry Vanedl travels to Boston for illness advice as typhoid fever affects him. Mrs Vernty and family host guests including Mrs Geo Brow and others from Mansfield and Bellevue. Dorothy Nelson recovers after appendectomy at Mansfield hospital with steady progress.
Murray Ridge contains social items and family notes for Aug 23. Mrs Vic Di Gaede and son Jiles visit Abram Eppley. Ald Art Proler hosts, and Mrs Hagia Sues opens a new week in Chouno. Reports mention relatives from Vermilion, Elyria, and Cleveland area visiting and traveling.
Community event hosted at Lauwood Park featured many local residents and out of town guests. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Grover Patton, Les Troy, Connie Brown, Walker of Cleveland, and visitors from Kentucky Vermillion and other nearby areas, with plans to spend several days enjoying the region.
An unnamed little girl who wandered the street was taken to a police station where officers failed to learn her name. A riddle-like exchange with a child leads to a humorous mispronunciation about names and family terms. The text then shifts through a string of comic anecdotes, including an aging actor’s garbled lines, a boy confessing guilt, and an actress’s travel tale ending in a billing dispute.
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