Unclear text fragment prompts property issue
A damaged OCR fragment shows garbled wording about property and a person or place name. readable parts indicate a legal or transactional notice but specifics are unusable.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1922
Page
13
A damaged OCR fragment shows garbled wording about property and a person or place name. readable parts indicate a legal or transactional notice but specifics are unusable.
Fragmentary notice details a Christmas carol event in a chapel on Monday evening with names such as Wirkler and an Anm at the person. Mentions of Christmas and vocation and a nearby Sundusky poster and Mrs. sowere in a Wellington or Oberlin department gathering.
The article notes a winter gathering at Oberlin with a guided event from 5 to 7 PM, a festive display by students, and plans for a France Monte Carlo themed party led by Jameson. It mentions a skating pond opening and an upcoming event on June 28th, with students staying in Oberlin.
Fragmentary OCR describes a pastor given twenty years in a state prison. Context mentions a father and daughter and possible legal proceedings. Core facts are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a serious crime verdict and lengthy sentence.
A local florist at 333 Broad St. markets custom made wreaths to customers, stressing careful handcrafting and quality over factory mass production as trial commentary continues. The ad highlights Elyria based Hecock Floral Co. and invites orders.
An item notes hunting activity in Forest County Pennsylvania near White Hill. It mentions a hunter named J. L. Ubertain and a deer seen or pursued on an early date. The brief blurb encourages readers to try an ad in the Chronicle Telegram Want Columns.
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