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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1926
Page
8
In a frank assessment from New York, promoter Tex Rickard claimed Tunney won fairly, praising his performance and disputing allegations of bias. The remarks touched on training, strategy, and the public reaction, with attention to the boxing climate and future plans for the heavyweight scene.
The report notes Mickey Walker’s improving condition amid hospital updates and team adjustments. Mentions of Waller site, Malone and Hosier linked to the event, with references to weights and pounds tied to training notes.
Reported schedule highlights include participants Jrnez and Jigen RELLTAR in a merit test at No Orleans with teams RVG EAs TTI and Tymi in action.
A fragment describes interior woodwork in a residence, noting oak and white oak panels, birch door and window stairs, stained walnutlike finish, and gum airded details. It mentions 8 to 9 percent of U S dwellings timber framed and hints at a family moving into a new home on Nowata Road.
Fragmentary account traces early Brighton Township settlement with Loveland and Ringsyereotd families, traders, and pioneers. Mentions Josiah Jones and William Bate, first stores and a Methodist church formed by Rev. Harry O. Shetdy, plus early temperance and community efforts amid scattered place names and dates.
Berlin Heights women’s club held a midweek event at the home of Mrs. Ackerman with a luncheon and card tables. Officers were elected including President Mrs. George Oita and Vice President Mrs. Jain Wies, with an organist and secretary treasurer named, before adjournment to Mrs. Ackerman’s home. The gathering featured contests, songs, and guest attendance from local families and relatives across Vermilion and nearby towns.
A fragmented collection of Christmas requests from residents of Wellington detailing desired gifts for themselves and others. Names and addresses appear alongside requests for toys, clothes, household items, and equipment, with one note mentioning a local typhoid fever outbreak and urging safe visits.
A Kipton society item lists ceremonies and guests at a Camden wedding and reflects Thanksgiving visits in Oberlin Norwalk and nearby communities. It mentions Mr Floyd Wells, Mr Richard Miller, Rev. Ve pee, and roles of Le KIPTON by MISS SEVERGARLE LE. The piece records relatives, hosts, and local events including showers, dinners, and guests from multiple households, with surnames such as Miller, Trenes Seok, and Latiman.
Families from Oberlin Elyria LaGrange and nearby towns gathered for Thanksgiving and Sunday visits. Neighbors hosted relatives at homes in Oberlin and Crawfordsville with multiple parties sharing meals and attending events including a picture show. Various households counted members from Belts Radel family lines and local clergy noting seasonal gatherings across Norwalk Wellington and Culhimbla Station.
A nurse Henrietti Dee Harry Sich enjoyed a midweek afternoon shower at the Van Wagnen home with guests including Lennard Bardis Stick and Mrs Carl Maller. The event featured decorations and various games while friends and family gathered for a cheerful celebration.
The Chillicothe Gas Licht and Water company and city officials propose a flat rate to shield small consumers as they implement an initial 100 percent cut in water charges. The council and utility work toward a stable pricing structure for the year.
London dispatch reports destroyers Pope and Selom with 400 Marines arrived at Hankow aboard, per Central News. Other items note Thanksgiving gatherings in Medina and nearby towns, plus university students home for holidays and a line about forming a welfare group to aid worthy people.
Long slice of local social notes lists Thanksgiving visits and dinners across Penfield and nearby towns. Names mentioned include Myrtle Gregg Penfield, Mrs. Wilma Keller, Harriett, Paul Johnson Jr., Amy and Merie Bradstock, Mr. and Mrs. J. Devereaux, Hazel Brown, and many others. Attendees share meals with families at homes in Oberdin, Wellman, Wellington, Litchfield, and surrounding areas, with gatherings noting Mrs. De Mere and the Get-to-Gerser event plus table settings and coffee.
An Ohio political figure steps aside from state politics as he becomes industrial agent for the Ohio Power and Columbus division. He will oversee Ohio, Indiana, West Virginia and eight other states, as the firm reorganizes holdings and shifts regional coverage. A burial is set for Joseph and John Doble and other family members after a fatal incident at a mausoleum.
A woman identified as Mrs. Vanbferd was seriously hurt when a wagon machine collided with her farm wagon near Le Lusband. Clarence Turtle, driving the machine, fled the scene but later claimed he was struck by a buggy and left the area. A police inquiry followed as authorities sought details of the incident.
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