Re St Pees Session Recap
A fragmented note lists miscellaneous items from the St Pees session, covering various brief items and notes. It records multiple short entries without detailed context, reflecting a miscellaneous docket or schedule.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1927
Page
2
A fragmented note lists miscellaneous items from the St Pees session, covering various brief items and notes. It records multiple short entries without detailed context, reflecting a miscellaneous docket or schedule.
Fragmentary OCR from Elyria column depicts scattered chatter about census work and local residents. Text mentions a variety of characters and snippets of dialogue as villagers discuss employment and social questions during the census period.
Parish attendees gather at 2:30 PM for a nomination discussion led by Mrs Katherine McMillan. The meeting aims to ordain George Breese and consider hiring John Gens as lay aide. A late afternoon session continues with Mrs Kate B in for morning duty.
Brief La Grange update from Mrs Adams and local listings. The page includes a phone contact for La Grange and miscellaneous notes, with fragments of winter-related content and community notices.
A fragmented report from Moscow describes protests by Russian people against census takers. The text mentions authorities, bribes, ideology, and social tensions amid tense scenes in shops and public spaces. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Readable fragments describe a local event involving Tony and Gaaliy with unclear details. The item appears fragmentary and lacks concrete dates or locations to confirm a full news item.
The Carnepic Corporation will distribute an art education program to twenty U.S. colleges. It funds lectures in February at New York venues and requires students to visit major collections in New York and Philadelphia. A package includes 200 books, reproductions, and 16th century to modern art materials with expert consultant advice from notable figures.
Fragmentary report details efforts to manage wildlife with talks of goshawks and grouse in northern regions. Mentions farmers, state officials, and a fisheries department involvement with payments and orders issued in October.
Cleveland authorities report over 40 girls aged 15 to 18 left school to marry illegally. George E B Whitman, head of the bureau of guidance and placements, disclosed the investigation and plans to curb child marriages and elopements.
City spends thirty thousand dollars to exterminate rats and declares a Bar Week prompting citizens to join in a citywide war on pests. Indictment filed in Philo store robbery tied to Amy Dawson Choctaw and two accomplices, with two white men named in court records. Real estate listings and property notices fill the page alongside brief local notices.
Farmers in the region push for stronger measures to combat the European corn borer and seek increased funding for control efforts. County officials and local leaders including A. J. Cor, Henry Benofeldt, George Feditecke, Frank Leohert, and treasurer Mrs. D. C. Westrick back the plan as a municipal priority.
Carl ier elected president of the Hienwood Tri-County Fair Association. Other officers named Walter Hartman vice president J S Matteson treasurer and Goh Fhout secretary. Next fair slated for August 23 26 with new directors Mil ten Koffroth Nathan Spratt and Jerry Imitoty.
Local advertises affordable wiring fixtures and appliance repair services with guaranteed work. Details show low prices and contact at West River Street and phone number 5121-903.
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