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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1945
Page
1
Report from MeQuile On Gros describes a chaotic scene involving IGRI Slits vee utter aaietsthin coil pengi lion and several named individuals including Mrs. BreQquada, blaney Moles, Kooi Selby, and CL Beeler. The article notes a payment of 4400 dollars tied to the event and mentions supporst and deaths.
Local officials seek higher wages for Akron municipal staff amid rising costs. The move aims to attract and retain workers, with proposals under review by the mayor and council.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions individuals and an institute with unclear context. Names such as A Ate, Meatari Nelms, nxpere, Walts appear amid garbled text. No clear event, date, or location can be established from the readable portion.
The Avon Lake area mourns Charles Vy Reve Bh who died suddenly at his shop. Survived by wife Margarety and extended family, his funeral arrangements will be at St. Paul’s linked church and Clevesland services. Other notices list sisters, grandchildren, and local survivors. A separate obituary covers a Cleveland resident with services at St. Mary’s Church and multiple family members named in the notice.
Fragmentary OCR yields a jumble of numbers, names, and numbers. The readable bits hint at a sale or auction in September with prices and lots. Some phrases reference milk display rates and items like pigs, asking for authority and dates.
A fragmented report describes a community gathering at a church basement with socializing, refreshments, and hosting by Mrs. Walter Coleman and Mrs. Ambrose Weargelh. Attendees included Mrs. Frank, Leecher and others, with mentions of visiting relatives and planning for future events.
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