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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1929
Page
6
Readable fragments reference a person named Medina and a "child" plus several surnames like Par and Perret. The text shows garbled words about warmth, heating, attire, and a list-like format with no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Sunday afternoon calls on Fred Wilson noted his ill health and friends wish for recovery. Elyria business trips involved Miss Mary Wahbney and Mrs Ada Sherburne. Pittsfield schools thanked participants in a Tuesday bugout with strong crowds. School Nos 4,7 performed well and No 8’s toy band and Lilian Johnson’s solos impressed. The Spe cial District No 1 quilt won by George McConnell. Nearby gatherings included Elwin Whitcomb hosting relatives and visits from Elyria and Cleveland families. Oberlin High School Home Economics Club, The Future Home Makers, elected Ruth Raloff president and plan a Christmas party for orphans in Oberlin.
The Pittsfield Athletic Clio held its annual officer election in the town hall on Monday night. John West was named President May Masher Vice President Wallson Bear Secretary and Treasurer. A dance committee was formed for a January town hall dance with refreshments and sandwiches noted. Sunday classes of the Crammanite group were busy preparing Christmas programs for morning and evening services. Local residents attended theatre outings and visits to relatives in nearby Oberlin Kipton Cleveland Wellington and other areas.
Local residents spent weekends visiting family in Elyria Medina and Valley City. High school basketball results showed first teams tied, second teams edged by a small margin. A town festival Cake Walk drew strong attendance with music by Mitch Swanker Ira Spear and a lively sketch finale. A hunting mishap injured a Cleveland guest when a gun discharged in the field.
Norman Ausmuth placed third in the Prince of Peace contest at LeRoy Sunday night. The notice also reports a breakdown for a group of travelers, church activities, baptisms, and local visits. The Congregational church hosted a lodging group, and Christmas services were planned with a pageant titled The Christmas Torch.
In Rahineland, Wisconsin, a mother bear with two cubs entered Main Street unbothered by people, visiting several spots before a dog chase drove them away. The scene drew attention as residents noted the unusual visit by wildlife.
In Humpback Palma, a man named George Barnstein died and authorities found his hump artificial containing 00,000 in valuables. In Evansville Indiana officials report that school athletics and chapel activities are replacing old recreations and school plays. Stereo talkies in Greece at Eigns create immense public excitement as sound pictures debut.
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