Fragmentary note on Criss reserve and hospital reference
Jumbled OCR fragment mentions Criss reserve and a hospital with unclear context. No clear names, dates, places, or events emerge to form a coherent news item.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1923
Page
7
Jumbled OCR fragment mentions Criss reserve and a hospital with unclear context. No clear names, dates, places, or events emerge to form a coherent news item.
West Ridge notes show a busy social circle with visits among Hawk, Penfound, Eldred, and Drusendahl families. Attendance at the Oberlin Farm Bureau and a WCTU meeting highlight community ties, dinners with neighbors, and local organization activities amid frequent guesting and hospitality. The Kentucky Female Orphan School in Louisville is noted as the oldest Protestant girls’ orphan school in the U S.
Goodyen Company will retire bonds totaling 6,903,660 par value of preferred steel leave the total amount outstanding 28,006,000. The stock so retired cancels accrued dividends to January 1, 1833 of about 1,586,000. Provision also authorized for a sinking fund of 3,500,000 for the debentures on March 18.
Mrs Fields who has stayed with her daughters in Elyria returns home to Sun Mrs Charles Watson improving. Rev Ryan to begin church meetings soon. In a past issue a name error occurred for Mrs Ima Dair Walker. Mr and Mrs Walker welcome a baby girl.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bainbridge hosted Sunday guests including Vern Harding of Olmsted Maud Sordan and Mrs. William Harding of Biyria. Mrs. George Robinson stayed in Migrin for her daughter’s care. Mrs. A J Hulee visited Mrs. Barnes of Elyria Tuesday. Beatrice Terrell called on ill Mrs. Brown of Elyria Friday. Wallie Demalineta and Herbert Thompsum visited from nearby areas. George Watson works for Colaca Company in Elyria and John Shuster installed a race to station at a local business. Mr. and Mrs. T T Robinson of Elyria visited E L Thompson Sunday. Mrs. Joe Fishburh suffered a lingering cold. A tractor demonstration drew a number from town to Elyria Tuesday afternoon.
Chillicothe Ohio January 24 Melancholy is believed to have caused Carey Jenkins 40 laborer to hang himself in a shed at the rear of his Bourneville home Ballo Jenkins sister found the body about 20 minutes after Jenkins left the house He had beat ed with the cvnne two weeks Jenkins was single
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