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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1926

Page

14

Civil War Vet John Brinker Recalls Vicksburg Siege

The 94-year-old Elyria resident and Civil War veteran John Brinker recounts the 1863 siege of Vicksburg. He describes camp life under blockade, Confederate morale, and Grant’s tactics including drafted relief troops paraded for morale impact. He enlisted in 1862, was captured at Champion Hills, exchanged in 1863, and later settled in Eaton township before moving to Elyria.

Vicks Sub- Elyria John Brinker Ida Blaine Brinker 42Nd Ohio Voluinteer Infantry Vicksburg Grant Srinker Champion Hills Mississippi P. Flood Elyria Lon Hatchit Amherst Henry McNaily Seattle Washington War Department Middle Creek Chickasaw Bayou Miss Arkansas Eaton Township Field Theodore Blaine Maurine Blaine

Teeland Abolishes Judicial Code of Dueling

Teeland became the first country to abolish the judicial code of dueling. Leo Armbruster will work in Wood County this summer. Mrs. Win Law has returned home from the hospital and is recovering. Teesday plans for a hall event may be delayed until after Easter.

K. 0 T. M. Hall Teesday Leo Armbruster Wood County Teeland

Local residents listed as weekend visitors and births

Mrs Corwin DeWitt and daughter Genevieve of Norwalk visited Mr and Mrs Gordon DeWitt. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Clement Greene on February 16. A. K. Baird and family visited Elyria. Mrs John Caswell visited Elyria and her daughter in La Grange. Ruth Gibson of New London visited her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Gibson. Burr Vincent and daughter Mildred of Oberlin visited. Nettie Wright of Toledo spent time with Mr and Mrs C E Gin. PTA meeting set for Wednesday evening. Kenneth Gibson visiting friends and relatives in Clarksfield New London and Florence. Mrs R Vieifner visiting Arthur Edwards family in Wellington.

Deena Bath Corwin DeWitt Genevieve Norwalk Gordon DeWitt Clement Greene A. K. Baird Elyria John Caswell George Moore la Grange Ruth Gibson New London Albert Gibson Burr Vincent Mildred Oberlin P. M. Sell Nettie Wright Toledo C. E. Gin Parent- Teachers Association Kenneth Gibson Clarksfield Florence R. Vieifner Charles W. Spieth Cleveland Mer E. J. Werrington Joe Dawdell Polly Perkin Medina Spieth John Dawdell B. Spieth Joe Persing Fred Armbruster Joe Relsing Walter Ella Grafton Frank Stevin Helen Theo Henry Nelson Grass George Grass Burton Armbruster Illyria J. I. Hamm Elyria Hospital

Local Families Connect During Weekend Visits

Erhart Braukyt U and Fred Neff of Valley City spend the winter with John Neff. Mrs H B Spieth and family visited Litchfield. Sick include Mrs Charles Neff and Bryan Spieth. The Armbrusters and Grass families travel to Elyria Medina and Grafton for gatherings and shows.

Bruakyt Fed Fred Neff Valley City John Neff H. B. Spieth Litchfield Charles Neff Bryan Spieth Elyria Benny Spleth Cleveland

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