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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1927
Page
10
A misc sale notice lists rooms for rent and related accommodations as part of a local property sale. It notes contact details and property location for potential tenants and buyers, with emphasis on availability and terms.
Petition for matter of John Tronigris and William A. Licawlant presented in District Court Northern Division. Plaintiffs Cuarles Acts Eager and Trus defend. case unspecified due to garbled OCR. reads as a public notice of civil action with party names and court venue.
The petition in the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas lists Horace Tiorald and Julius Oc Mi Sheidony as defendants in a bankruptcy matter. The case seeks confirmation of asset and creditor status with claims and heirs identified for court proceedings.
Fragmented OCR describes an estate or property boundary in Southeast Garner County near Deerata State, detailing borders on the east by Towurup and on the south by taweshtin, with the west side owned by Steve and Tony Verh and the north by dred pow. References a legal proceeding pretiped before April uth.
Mrs C B Canfield hosts visitors at Litchfield. Mr and Mrs Relden of Gist ton, plus the Sabin sisters and friends visit Mrs Sabin. Several families entertain relatives including the McTarner birth, a Gordons trip to Oberlin, and a report of York high school basketball results. Also mentions Richard We recovering from appendicitis and an accident involving Virgil Stine. Local residents attend concerts and dinners, with neighbors visiting Oberlin and Well ington.
Fragmented OCR notes report social visits and gatherings in Medina Lune and Cleveland. Mentions Mr and Mrs Hai Level, relatives, the school chubleen midyear mingtion, and neighbors Stephan, Mre Smith, and the Crufleled family amid a Saturday event.
Betsy Fortune and Mr and Mrs George Fortune hosted a Grange gathering Saturday evening with cool time and lively attendance. The next event will be held in two weeks at the Ven D Ideye home. Canton trip for relatives was noted. Local fireman Roy Spencer injured his leg. Taft position change mentioned. Funeral in Cleveland for Taft’s brother’s daughter referenced. Farmers Institute planned for Ridgeville Friday and Saturday.
A church dinner will be served by the ladies of the Congregational church. Mrs. Macdle Churchward and Mrs. Mary Osborne of Columbia visited Mrs. Ek. Jair on Monday. Mrs. H. Thompson returns from Saybrook to visit her brother-in-law Mr. K. L. Thompson then plans to visit her sister in Dover. Chestnut Ridge construction nears completion. John Bainbridge has the flu. Mina Kether Pratt leaves for a new position at Lakewood school. A copper smelting theory suggests early metal use. European railways shift to twenty four hour timetables, except in England.
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