Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a social event and attendees
The readable fragments mention a hosted evening with several named guests and hosts, including Mrs. and Mr. T. H. DB Calvert and others. Observers describe entertainment, meals, and a sense of festive gathering, with partial names like Aldrich, Beebe, Braman, and Smith appearing amid scattered mentions of guests and location.
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Ted
Patr
Aldrich
Itsoh
Nd Als
Eo. Broune
Beebe
Mahala T . W. Brana Braman
Cyrs
Owen B S. Brown
Calvert
H. Hh
French Fell, Sr
Sunday social and visits across Lorain and nearby towns
The news item lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and attending events in Lorain Cleveland Rocky River and Columbiana. It mentions Mrs Eva Leonard Miss Eunice Dunstan Miss Thelma Walker Ira Gough and several couples visiting relatives and attending funerals and lectures. It notes a lecture by a magician and a funeral service for John Gates at St Marys church.
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End
Lorain
Eva Leonard
Johe
Townsend
Leslie Fitch
Scott Fitch
Rocky River
Ira Gough
Columbiana
Carl Snyder
Loraim
E. R. Johnson
Springfield
Thelma
Amma Sherwinski
Cleve
M. A. Webber
George
Joe
Jim Dechant
Frank Dechant
Cleveland
Anne Dambach
Fred Dambach
Kater
John Gates
St.Mary's Church
Matt Casper
Continental
Diary of love verses debated in Mrs Rosier murder trial
Philadelphia February report describes a crump's diary found on murder suspect Mrs Catherine Rosier. It includes love verses written by her slain husband Oscar Rosier, a wealthy ad man. Rosier and his 21 year old wife Quarrelled. she claimed intoxication when she killed them both, in a case tied to a stenographer Mildred Reckitt and a poison vial.
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Philadelphia
Catherine Rosier
Rene
Secut
Rosier
Jerry
Constant
Local Social Notes and Birth Report From Amherst Area
Sunday visits mark a busy week as Martin Schroeder and family at Amherst hosted Mrs. acyrills and others. Funeral attendance included John Springer for his niece Ethel Springer at Amherst. A birth was recorded at Obertin hospital a daughter born to Roy and wife on February 20 1922. George Bennig and Mrs. Louisa Nash hosted relatives from Chestnut Ridge and Lodi Ohio figures.
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Martin Schroeder
Amherst
Ae Betyg
Acyrills
Ean Ward Schramm
Jonts Springer
Littl Ethel Springer
Iair
A. Parle
Fred Gerber
Roy Franklin
Obertin Hospital
George Bennig
Chestnut Ridge
Louisa Nash
Edward Sanislow
Carrie Sclwak
Lodi
Ohio
Clara Norton
Elyria Residents Attend Funeral and Visit Relatives
Thore attends funeral of Mrs. Henry Manne in Elyria on Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berg and others, including S Nash and Clarence Albright, host and visit relatives from Michigan and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thore
Henry Manne
Elyria
Fred Berg
S. Nash
Jonas Springer
Edward Schramm
Clarence Albright
Bert Franklin
Joh Franklin
J.” Mellrath
Michigan
Clarence’ Albright
Ancient math tale of fingers and the decimal system
A brief note explains how ancient Jews and Arabs used their ten fingers as a counting aid, giving rise to the decimal system. The remark links simple counting with the modern base ten method.
Death of Stearns in La Porte prompts family losses
La Porte notes show Stearns, aged 59, dying after a week of multiple family deaths with two elder brothers passing earlier. Other items mention moving plans by the Hamlin and Opfer families, a Ridge Parent-Teacher club event, a mas esling entertainment, and local illnesses and social gatherings.
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LA Porte
Stearns
Paul Hamlin
Albert Opfer Butternut
Ridge
Willen
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