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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1926
Page
17
The Marion Star reports the Marion Lion Tamers' Club has elected a new head. Details on the individual and potential future programs were not provided in the available text.
Fragmented report notes debate over naming new aircraft and emblem while listing fictional city names and Latin American heroes. It also mentions Delaware Ohio Western University bus service replacing streetcars and a note on Ohio Wesleyan's rare Bible edition with textual discrepancies.
A misprint in Machen xy 36 changes a key pronoun from she to he in the passage Then com meth Judas. It notes the erroneous text reads Then com meth Jesus and suggests a correction to reflect the original grammar and narrative.
Marion Ohio reports Marding High School introduces a Christmas innovation to the department schedule. Activities are suspended three weeks before Christmas to allow students to make their own gifts. participation is optional but all students have joined the program.
Marion Ohio officials report the Marion Auto Club cannot process about 3 000 license tags before January 1 causing a backlog for motorists. Club officials say staff shortages and high demand hinder tag issuance reflected in the late 1920s note.
State Highway Director Sehlesinger warns motorists to exercise caution when driving on state roads during winter. Dee 17 and related officials emphasize reduced visibility and slick surfaces, urging drivers to slow down and stay alert for icy patches.
A late winter warning notes that slippery surfaces cause accidents and that no paving is fully skid proof. The Division of Highways has installed warning signs and heat-emitting devices deemed hazardous amid ongoing careless driving and unsafe road conditions.
The article notes efforts to spread cinders and similar material on surfaces to reduce slipperiness in especially bad conditions. It identifies Murray Powers as managing editor of a publication serving Marion Ohio, reporting from the scene with practical safety steps.
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