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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
2
Miss Clara Mackin, formerly with A Matinee Hero, sues Dr. Eugene Vigneron of Chicago for 20000 dollars alleging dental work left her with a lisp and caused her to lose a stage star position.
State Smith filed a petition for the initiated pension budget with Secretary Ao Dowcetts Ohio fund pent oe Tihar. The issue involves approving Ohio Flier Leb and legislative action predicted for next year. Also mentions Florist ads and Cut flowers at Hecock Floral Co.
The article notes the appointment of Miss Teas Bo We erhoito of Galbaulis Ohio as national head of the Legion Auxiliary, a group of wives widows and daughters of Legion members, with Witller Barrett as nations l president of the American Le Hot AWA Ue.
National Legion leaders press Alaska and continental chapters to oppose Captain Von Muecke's proposed American lecture tour. A telegram quotes Alaska commander A C Fisher backing efforts to block the trip, urging support for veterans and measures to prevent hardship. Alvin Owster urges broader efforts to feed and shelter veterans, while the Legion considers national actions and policy responses.
A collection of child letters requests for Christmas gifts including a big dollhouse, auto, lights, and toy blocks, with scattered addresses and wishes. A historical line notes lace making’s invention at St Annaberg in 1561 by Barbara Uttmann, followed by a court observation about card games among jurors and awaiting service.
Miss Ann Wiggin of New York returned from a fourteen month world tour and now lectures across the United States on girls activities abroad. She focused much of her China stay on women conditions in factories and homes and offers services to aid foreign workers through the W C A. Mrs. Adelaide Fries of Winston Salem becomes the first woman to lead the North Carolina Literary and Historical Society. A major New York shoe retailer is owned and managed by a woman.
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