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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1942
Page
9
Fragmented OCR reads like a chaotic discussion about automobiles and racing culture. It references a breed debate, a banner, and a rider named Orr with scattered names and places, delivering a garbled glimpse of postwar local journalism.
Miss Jola Christensen, a clerk in the town store, plans marriage with Private Milburn Henke as war keeps him behind the Fort. She knew him for over a year before enlistment and says their parents knew they were in love but not their plans to wed after the war.
Ohio parole officials plan a clemency hearing for Charles E. Wheland, former Uhrichsville bank president, imprisoned for embezzling about 475000. He has served five years and faced a minimum term claim. his release may be set for March 16 after prior parole denials.
Wellington items list social gatherings at First Methodist and Wellington Baptist churches, a Kerr Reads class party, and Homebuilders class details. Local residents’ activities include visits, travel notes, naval training, wartime concerns, and school defense planning. Community calendar and personnel changes appear amid short personal notices.
Lorain Acacia Club presents a minstrel show at Lorain Palace Theatre with a large cast, showing tonight at 8:15 p.m. The event opens to Masons and general attendees. date and scheduling details are noted amid other local notices and golf tournament changes.
A dubious ad promotes a home mixed cough syrup claiming quick relief with no cooking. It instructs mixing sugar and water, adding a labeled extract, and promises strong results for coughs and bronchial irritation, with a money back guarantee.
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