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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1927
Page
6
Rio de Janeiro readies for the three day carnival led by King Momo. Clubs prepare costumes dances and floats with a parade on Avenida Rio Branco. Citizens anticipate elaborate floats and festive activities during the city’s peak celebration.
A garbled OCR passage describes festive preparations and vendors during a carnival week, mentioning hotels, markets, and travel but with many illegible words. The readable terms reference a town setting, event atmosphere, and crowd activity amid confusing wording.
Local column recalls a Tuesday gathering with Washington guests at a residence and a meal of hospitality for about forty attendees. Mentions names including Mrs. Mrenk Daddy, Mrs. Richard Swilers, Miss Bibbie Hanes, and George Pherm, with family visits to relatives in Kowndbeta and Elyria and notes on individuals confined to bed.
In Sandusky Andrew Ortner Rudolph Keedy and Art Meyers with Geo Wilber visited Mes 2D Park Tuesday afternoon. Mrs L A Andrews visited her mother Mia Tuesday afternoon. W S Coultrip Dr M I Humphrey from New London and Willian Poamphon from Stubenville attended a West show Saturday evening. Henry Johannson and sons George Albert and Mrs J J Parker visited Mrs Charley Liable Monday evening. Charley Latteman and sons Lawrence attended Fred Oehi's funeral in Toledo Tuesday afternoon. Henry Aftmiller was in Flyrnn Tuesday. Mrs George Diskle visited with Mrs W A M 2 Tuesday afternoon. Charley Bissel returns from Detroit to see granddaughter Dorothy Patton who is improving. Jacob Widemena remains ill. A narrow collision occurred Wednesday morning at German corner as a Spatye Taking up truck van from the north and Ohio Public Printing O company from the west. the coupe was wrecked. George Shatter and his gentleman friend from LaGrange visited Mr and Mrs Kuen and Saunders. Mrs Lulu Fulger and A L A Hopkins of Elyria spent best week Thursday with Mrs Bl Hopkins and relatives on Bindeng diem. Mrs PL TW Latreman visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs Mars Laivenin.
Spencer high school debate teams advanced to the finals after a tie in the first county round. The affirmative team includes Bernice McVicker Agnes Motlit Dick Aldrich and Vivian Breyley with Olive Me Vicker Evelyn Rice on the negative side. Coach G. C. Pweет leads the Spencer squad as they prepare for Monday evening’s decisive round.
The Home Guards held a Valentine social at GC R Aldrich’s home. Guests include the Jarvey Hrowand and the Vandermark family visiting the White home. Allen Root moves from Mrs Hay Naylors’ to West Main Street. Fidelity class study session and a cafeteria supper mark church activities. Will Rook’s discharge from Elyria hospital noted. Several residents’ visits, meetings, and smallMovements are listed with names and places across town.
Medical authorities cite the bulk of stomach troubles to excess stomach acid and irritation of the stomach lining. A simple remedy suggested is a few ounces of Saturated Magnesia with water after meals to soothe, aid digestion, and prevent souring. It is presented as inexpensive and effective for stomach pain and indigestion.
Mrs Margret Brouse remains ill with pneumonia at her daughter’s home with Mrs Joe l Brogwad and family. Mr and Mrs T J Curtice and son visited Mrs Jane Curtice. Mrs L H Hand and two daughters from Wellington were guests of Mrs Jane Curtice. ad for Chronicle Telegram Want Page noted.
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