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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1922
Page
5
Dayton report says James W. Adams 25 special Baltimore and Ohio detective was guarding a railroad bridge near Union Station when a man accused him of being a hold up and fired a revolver. Adams sustained three bullet wounds to his right arm and left hand. the gunman escaped.
In Kipton Kilton Australia notes Frances Perkins Florence Obitts and Flossey Losey spent from Thursday to Sunday at Linwood Park. On Sunday Milton Perking Nellie Obitts and Brumby and Ronk families joined them at the lake and returned the girls home. State Fair attendees from Columbus included Mr and Mrs Bates and Ladd among others.
Lorain residents greet visitors at Mrs. Sarah McCatter and daughter Eppie. Many attend Baptist Association in Elyria. Social visits span Berlin Heights to Oberlin with Ball games, fairs, and church events. Families from Kipton Wellington Cleveland New York joined in gatherings and travels to Columbus for the State Fair.
An advertisement argues happiness and success for well women come from freedom from troubles labeled female. It claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieves aches and blues, giving women relief and a new lease on life.
A long list of social visits and travel for Oberlin residents and nearby towns. Families such as the Geists Brumby Bayless and Smith are noted hosting or visiting relatives, frequent weekend trips to Wellington Elyria Canton Columbus and Vermont, church party at John Patake's and a state fair trip. A separate brief reports a mine accident in Springfield Illinois killing two workers.
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