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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1926
Page
4
In a Geneva lake journey a perilous chase unfolds as officials halt a pursuit. Claypole and I flee a wary crowd, seek dry clothes, and plan to brief the Geneve police on our perilous misadventures across the lake.
Cora Pelton spent Christmas in the region with neighbors and friends at the Huuscher home in Valley City. Mr and Mrs Branthe Comstock and others shared holiday greetings and attended dinners. Imogera Canfield and Miss Canfield had Christmas dinner at the C D Richard home in Medina. Mrs C W Hines remains about the same.
Local excerpts describe numerous relatives and friends spending Christmas at homes across towns. The notes mention visits by Ted Marsh and George Marsh, dinners at J H W Bert and Turner farm, travel to Purcell Oklahoma, and various family celebrations with extended kin in attendance.
The Amherst lodge held an installation with officers named including Worthr Master F J Hubbard and Secretary J SN Holznauer. A program featured a welcome address, musical trio, and vocal solo performances. Community notices mention hospital events, church groups, and various Christmas activities with local names and places.
A physician advertised Theainu Reeves as a cure for stubborn coughs that linger for weeks. The medicine supposedly soothes throat irritation, halts coughing in minutes, and is claimed safe for children with a pleasant taste. Sold at druggists.
Wellington youths and members of the local clubs anticipate a fine time at the home dance to be held this Friday. The second dance of the week follows the New Year, with activity centered around the youth groups and theatre events nearby.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Probate Court and various garbled names. Core elements include Weeks Entries and locations such as Lorain. Likely a legal notice item about probate filings or court entries with obscure personal names.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a new emulsified creosote medicine that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germs. It claims twofold action by calming irritation and attacking the infection in the blood, offering guaranteed satisfaction and money back if no improvement after a full course.
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