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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1927
Page
10
Local event titled a demonstration titled Liquid Jemcheon of the Ear Mosday where a pot luck supper followed. The gathering featured officers and members of the Eastern Star with a president and secretary, plus a joint meeting planned for the afternoon.
Funeral services for Aniram HH hav er 76 were held at the Andrews home with Rev. Thert presiding. Richard Welch, 8, recovering from appendicitis after surgery at Oberlin hospital. Mrs. Harry Lee hosts a social gathering. Treva Liowk and Mrs. Robert Holland win bridge prizes. Merritt Williams recovering from surgery at lia hospital. Vermilion booster trip planned for the team with Clifton Williams and son attending.
The Studs club held its annual meeting at Mrs Masme Rhim's home on Spring Street. In the afternoon session officers were elected with Marz Blan as president and other posts filled. refreshments were served with assistance from Vr Foster and fellow Franges.
An advertisement extols Allenrha as the most helpful rheumatic medicine, promising rapid relief from pains and deposits. It asserts quick action within days and credits Sara C. W. Phillips as appointed agent in the city.
The report lists multiple community happenings from Sts Evangelical church events to Grange meetings in Carlisle and Oberlin. It notes postponements of junior activities, attendance records, and the acknowledgment of delegates. social dates, refreshments, and local host families are named, with births and courtesy notices among the items.
Fragmented obituary and notice items list Father Emil Se ver Warren’s funeral in Amherst venue and various family members including Caroline Keich, Lucy Thoemer, Helen, and Wilbur Hott referenced among scattered lines. Mentions of Case College activity and local residents’ names appear amid garbled text and partial addresses.
Radio schedule fragment lists concerts and programs across Detroit New York and Cleveland venues. Entries mention Band concerts Dance hours and coffee hour with acts like Murphy Brothers serenaders Troubadours and Pooley Hour.
The article reports Statin adopting Trotzky's platform as part of a 1926 27 budget outline by the Soviet Commissariat of Finance. It notes the Bolshevik method of consolidating power, the shift after Trotzky’s expulsion, and a projected budget around 1.78 for the next year, underscoring political consolidation within the Communist Party.
Reports indicate direct taxes will rise to 22 roubles and overall fiscal measures push up revenue to about 125.08 roubles. Government loans reach 150 million roubles with a production rise and significant investment planned for the coming period.
Denver reports a decadelong effort by the Jisarilia Apaches to lift a dying tribe. Officials distributed cattle and sheep, funded schooling, and offered care, while families worked to rebuild herds and sustain life on the barren reservation.
The readable text discusses Indigenous tribes and their treatment by white settlers, mentioning Apaches and younger Indians. It contrasts suffering from disease and displacement with claims of civilization and prosperity for white communities, implying a hostile view of indigenous life and a biased portrayal.
A local pastor at St Pauls Lutheran Here in Garnavilly Iowa directs a film aimed at spreading the gospel. The project is produced with corporate cooperation and features a chorus. The effort seeks to reach audiences through a four part presentation highlighting religious themes.
Berlin experts study price and style of Prussian era works. They seek to identify authentic elements including the Hohenzollern period influences and related sculpture features. The project aims to determine the exact period and provenance within a main collection.
A fragmentary report mentions Franz Mestrep and Adolph Krueger in connection with a marriage event. Details are unclear in the OCR snippet, but names and a union implication appear amid the damaged text.
Rela tions court to be established in Era County as the legislature passes a bill. President vetoes the measure. juvenile court proposed with Phil So Beethford named. Legal actions and committees noted.
A fragmented OCR item mixes references to a fisherman, trout, and waters with stray phrases about fuel safety and gasoline. The readable portions hint at a local fishing scene and a note about motor fuel not being inflammable, alongside unrelated scattered names.
Fragmentary text describes a 200d range test of a new product involving a 25 degree Fahrenheit point and flaming matches in an automotive or aviation motor context. Mentions improvised extinguishers and unsteady results with references to Chinese authors or dealers and a range of overheated components.
Readable fragments detail a local racing event with two female competitors and a notable start. The item outlines a 120 mile route and refers to participants named in the fragment, emphasizing action and competition on the road.
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