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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1927
Page
18
Amherst and South Amherst basketball teams meet tonight in South Amherst with high anticipation. Amherst seeks another win to extend its recent dominance while fans expect a hard fought rivalry game on the home court.
Local notes report taxes due by Saturday February 12th and a high school basketball doubleheader between Brownhelm and Camden at the Brownhelm school gym. Socials note a D C Club gathering hosted by Mrs Edwin Schubert on Townline road Saturday afternoon.
Forty four members of the Wellington Kiwanians gathered for luncheon at the M E church dining room. J F Burke Elyria spoke on the Mexican situation with first hand details from a trip to Mexico. Dr Sponseller won the attendance prize with next week’s speaker H Wray Steiner from General Electric.
City Manager D F Derrick releases a comprehensive report showing strong finances with debt at 22 percent of property valuation. Improvements and cost savings across departments accompany praise for volunteer fire services and 1925 to 1926 budget efficiency.
A large audience welcomed six English singers at Finney chapel for a seated informal concert. They performed fifteenth and sixteenth century folk songs and madrigals while the audience applauded between numbers.
Abell L. Clark dies after illness at Sullivan on January 25 born in 1865 in Faversham England. He leaves wife Anna, son Harry Willis, daughter Mary Eliza, sister Edith Dillinger, brothers Scott Clark and Frank Clark Harris. Sullivan Homecoming committee forms plans and calls for public support and a February 17 meeting at the high school.
Eleanor Baron over five weeks of throat trouble. Milam Bair ill at home. Floyd Smith listed on wick. The Grossjean Marimba Xylophone Trio to present the tast lecture course February 18. Joe Slack returns from the south.
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