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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
5
Greenleaf pressurizes Mrs Hegins to secure a disguise for Countess using blue scarves as camouflage and a plan to expose a plot. Blane covertly tests inks on the scarves while Greenleaf and Jake test the secret writing in a memorandum book to confirm hidden messages.
An OCR fragment notes a hand injury involving an individual identified as a sergeant in Columbia. The scant text mentions a cut above the hand with unclear details and no date, location, or full names available for precise identification.
The wedding of Miss Emily Wright and Frank R. Williamson took place at the Wright home in Unis plarce on Thanksgiving Day. The bride wore her mother's dress and a veil used by Mrs. J. Ti. Todd. Attendants included Mrs. L. J. Todd and Eleanor Snells. D. Todd served as best man. The ceremony was followed by a reception for about fifty guests in a yellow and white decorated living room.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local ad for a product claimed to cure nighttime bladder issues with juniper oil and a green tablet remedy. The garbled text mentions a 25¢ test, various supplier names, and assurance of results, but concrete details are unclear.
Brownhelm O mission band members gathered at leader Mrs J Arndt home for devotional and a program. They planned to send gifts to the Red Bird Mission in Kentucky via the W M S. Several Brownhelm residents attended and more events were noted including funeral services for Charles Chapin and upcoming holiday activities across local churches and groups.
Gifts sent to W E Skeels missionary group in West Union Ohio. over a hundred local children receive gifts this year. Howard Ladrach entertained Sunday with supper music and plans for a party. guests named. Vandals toppled and broke dozens of monuments in Brownhelm and Axtel areas over two nights. mailboxes and signs damaged. Miss Lucy Whittlesey and Clifton Miller returned to Bowling Green after Thanksgiving break. Fern Ladrach to Marietta for college. Don Sawyer Lawrence and sister from St Marys visited grandfather’s grave in Brownhelm. Local residents Jack Reinhardt quarantined for scarlet fever. Smiths of Elyria visited Shattuck home.
Thanksgiving gatherings spread through Clarksfield with Elyria Fremont Milan and Akron guests. Clergy Rev Meister from Elyria preached at the M B church. Families including the Griggs Goodmans Harwoods and Franklins share notices of anniversaries weddings and a funeral attendance.
The article lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and friends for Thanksgiving and over the weekend. Names include Lembach Byron leomin Fitchviile Shipman Rochester Phillips North Fairfield Crandall Parl Harwood Springer Potts Rounds Rose Mills Rose Stone New London and others in Oberlin Norwalk Millersburg San dusky vat cer Go. The fragment notes various house gatherings and weekend stays.
In Pennsylvania Leo Stiles of Warren and Harry Stiles with sons Vernon and Gilbert joined Mary Stiles of Toledo and the Twaddles at the homes of Mr and Mrs Wim Twaddle and Mr and Mrs J H Powles. Thanksgiving visits followed with Herman Powlea of Milan. The text reflects period chatter on industry and unemployment.
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