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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1926
Page
18
Grandparents Mr and Mrs A W Davidson of Camden and Gilbert Moran reached Boston after walking the entire distance from Nome Alaska.
Avon residents report several visits and travels. Robert Dambach of Cleveland visits aunt Miss Kate Dechant while Chas Walker family and Ruth Fuller of Medina spent Sunday with Harry Hubbard. Tomlin and family plan a Florida stay. Mavis were hosted by Jos DeRussy. True Blues club meets next Saturday with Hazal and Lawrence Peak.
Newark Ohio February 5 seven teens ago Charles N Moore attended a banquet of the Licking county bar ceremella and became a member. Years passed and the association grew but death took its toll Moore now a judge recently attended another meeting of the association. A count of faces around the banquet table showed Moore as the only survivor of the speakers who addressed the meeting seventeen years ago.
The article lists residents visiting relatives in Bellevue Sunday and Oberlin. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rauscher moving into a new home, F Seiffert visiting Navarre, and Higbee of Cleveland visiting Mrs. Leslie Gould. Marie Chester leaves for Indiana due to her sister’s illness. John W. Frye and Company magicians set to entertain at the lecture on Feb 9 at the school auditorium.
Pittsfield dispatch notes Miss Sarah Horton broke her arm during a visit at her cousin Mrs. Shirk’s home in Elyria. The item also lists local social meetings, automobile show attendance, a fund of community events, and a Coal ad from West Side Lumber and Coal Co. with a special price.
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