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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1923

Page

8

Bele Briefs Reflect November Events and Local Actions

Bele reports cover Hardesty’s three months of birthday notes and political chatter about midyear votes on air burners at water plants. Coal generators clash with the city council over fuel issues. A short item notes a woman’s release and repayment of debts after her husband’s actions.

Bele Hardesty JLB Dee Tefa Miduin

Campaign urges early mailing for Christmas gifts

Postmaster Earley urges patrons to mail Christmas gifts early. In Bellefontaine Urbana football game excitement is blamed for the death of Dr Albert Buck, 45, a Champaign County veterinarian, who fell ill during the game and died a few hours later.

Woodsfield Tee Earley Allmaine Postal Service

Rabbit incident leads to arrest in Canton

John Shaw a Canton resident was arrested after dragging a rabbit foot tied to a cage while intoxicated near North Canton. Deputies intervened at the request of his mother’s employer as Shaw claimed he was restraining a rabbit that refused to leave its nest. Numerous Thanksgiving gatherings are listed from local families with visits to Cleveland Oberlin Elyria and nearby areas.

John Shaw Canton North Shaw

Avon area Thanksgiving visits and gatherings noted

Avon Dee 7 Mrs Bert Bolser and children visited grandmother Mrs Webber in Lakewood. Frank Knipper of Lorain visited his parents. Numerous households hosted relatives for Thanksgiving including the Smiths Walkers Scammans and Dechants. Several families traveled to Cleveland Elyria Oberlin and Kipton for holidays and visits.

AVON Dee Bert Bolser Lakewood Webber Frank Knipper Lorath Harold Smith Howard Walker F. A. Scamman F. C. Gough Paul Winter Oberlin Wi Winter F. Dechant Kate Dechant George Dechant Jos Dechant Jim Dechant Fred Dainbach Cleveland Mids Hanford Gilbert Elyria Hurst Edwin Oaks Robinson Oaks Ridgeville Robert Pickering Albert Walker Dayton Arthur Hassey

Thanksgiving at Island Road Families Invite Relative Guests

Dee7 Mr and Mrs George Brokaw entertained twenty relatives for dinner Thanksgiving day. Mr Minute Lowe and family spent Thanksgiving in Chatham at the home of Mrs Albert Patterson. Mr and Mrs John Reed entertained several relatives on Thanksgiving day. Eighteen people attended the Thanksgiving day dinner at Mr and Mrs Carl Sheldon. Mr and Mrs Harold Rosa were also present.

Gilbert Nina Warden Cleveland Abe Case School Western Reserve Ira Gough Charlotte Wenderoth Wiehard Robert Columbiana L. Jenkins Ira Baughman G Gough Joe Debussey Gerry Brooks Columbia Chas Tompkins Carl Blaine Wenge Elyria Allee Straub Wildred Smith Ed Koethe L. Smith Stanley McZarek Florida F. R Adeling Dye Oberlin Effie Besbe Hira Durkee Durkeeville Wallace Dimaline Island Road Taylor Sullivan Young Wm. Heckler F. Brecknock Lewis C. L. Smith Preslan Lakewood Rey Ryah Fields Wm. Patterson Dee George Brokaw Minute Lowe Chatham Albert Patterson John Reed Carl Sheldon Harold Rosa

Neighborhood sends off Blanks as they plan to move South

Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs O Blanck residents gathered on Sland Road to bid them farewell before their departure for Florida on Thursday. Athens Ohio edition notes the farewell event and names the Blanks.

Sland Road O. Blanck Florida

Ohio University Faculty Aid Speech Reading Drive

The text notes club women and university faculty aiding a state campaign effort to improve reading and writing. It mentions Atheons county and about 9,806 citizens taking part in demonstrations or voter activities.

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