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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1926
Page
3
The article outlines many bean varieties and preparations to boost nutrition. It praises stringless wax and kidney beans for protein and minerals, and offers recipes like baked beans with tomato, kidney bean salad, and a bacon-fat garnish for hearty meals.
Roger Brannon, 22, once of Hamilton Ohio, was electrocuted near midnight in Lexington Kentucky for the December murder during an attempted holdup of a Lexington club. Brannon said he was innocent as he left death row. His mother and several Ohio friends visited him the previous night.
South Ridge reports Mr and Mrs Anthony Delete with daughters Ida and Hise spent Thursday evening with Irsin Tel, detailing a local social gathering and family visit in the community.
A string of social visits is reported with residents from Giswold Toad and nearby towns hosting relatives and friends. Guests include Ira I son, Eelen rhalzsar lent bass, Clarence Lappy and family, Alice Lapp, Dre Turner, Edward Stung, Anthony De Meld and Massey Ida, Elmer Beak, Mrs Carl Stert, and Arthur Lapp among others during the weekend and weekdays.
The article records multiple local residents visiting and socializing around events at Elvrra and Amherst areas. Names include Mrs Rose Appeman, Kenneth of Verginia, Frida Wey Marton Erast, and Mary Eppley among others, with various visits noted over a weekend.
Sheffield column records visits by M S Youtzy in Columbus and Cleveland for relatives in Avon and Wellington. Shirley Garfield leaves Cleveland hospital and aims to return home before Christmas. Mrs N A Jonanson stays with Lora relatives while Ed Mirard attends a Chicago show. In Xenia three hundred Nearway spruce trees join Antioch grove at Yellow Springs for Christmas trees.
Theodore F. Laist head of the lumber research department at Antioch College proposed planting trees to supply future Christmas trees for Yellow Springs and aid forest conservation. The first trees were planted last December and the grove now has 769 Norway spruce specimens.
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