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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1926
Page
4
Police report a burglary at Watson's hardware store Tuesday morning with no obvious items taken. Nearby notes mention a Southern California missionary class member and Rev Stover's daughter, with references to recent deaths and judgments filed.
Fragmentary notes reference payments and offers tied to a 19th century election, with mentions of Pepper, Connor, and others. The text alludes to altered offers and testimony by newspapermen, including claims of cash deals and perjury charges. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Mrs. Donn Yourg Decreed Wormed at New Philadelphia charged with carrying weapons by her child. She was jailed on a 560 dollar bond awaiting grand jury action in Cleveland.
Four separate divorce petitions were filed today. The petitions allege willful abandonment and seek custody of the children. Names and precise grounds are unclear in the fragmented text.
Road work on Garvin Avenue West South Street and Third Street aims to improve street conditions with brick paving and bridge road upgrades. Authorities report progress, noting an ongoing effort to allocate funds from the automobile tax and assess property owners for the project.
Fragmented notes describe Oberlin area events including church union plans involving First, Hearse, and Methodist congregations, a July gathering, and a recreation meeting with Rev. Tavis. Mentions Ithaca visit to Cornell, Elyria reflection, and local figures James Brand, Dr Curtiss, and Cherlie Cary in a dense, OCR damaged report.
A fragment from Raston dated July 2 reports a man cured by a relic named the Virtle flower. The cure prompted the man to consider entering the priesthood under Rev. Joseph A. White. The text is garbled but indicates a religious restoration or vow following the cure.
The report covers continued proceedings on NUMSEE THREE with references to Joarm Bell and George Pugh. Prosecutors discuss witness credibility and an anticipated state board review while officials offer cautious statements about potential choices and protective measures.
The provided OCR is garbled and does not convey a coherent event or identifiable entities. No discernible people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are readable enough to summarize into a factual newspaper card.
A former school teacher appointed as the new housekeeper at the White House is reported amid bustling activity. The unidentified source notes the changeover and mentions plan to depart for unspecified duties, with the mayor and chamber of commerce cited in context.
The article notes a speaker praising Lincoln as immortal while condemning slavery and praising emancipation. Rev Paul Bourn Evangelical chairing a service with J. B. speaking. a Kiwanis event and a church address are mentioned. A lost dog alert plus a local classifieds notice conclude the column.
Nonsense OCR fragment mentions a baking trust investigation with references to commissions and officials. Readable facts include an inquiry by authorities and unnamed parties, with vague ties to Washington and a federal commission. The garbled text names individuals and dates inconsistently, but signals an official probe.
In a fragmented report the article recalls a tense political scene as factions discuss opposing an upcoming election. It references a young man named Nye Is and mentions Volcane and Ladd diaries, with hints of administration pressure and party clashes shaping the primary process.
In a decorating effort the local eatery showcases subdued colors and old fashioned charm alongside modern equipment. The Penr & facture supplies almost all equipment and recently outfitted the Paris Confectionary at Lorain, highlighting the restaurant's progress and appeal.
Disjointed market notes show butcher steers selling around 550 dollars and choice heifers near 59 cents per pound. Cows are described as good to fair with varied pricing, while other lines reference beef quality and regional markets amid unclear figures.
A LaGrange area former student Cassie Kel is recognized for teaching at a local school. The ceremony at the Ses al exhibition highlights her as a distinguished former pupil and school teacher.
Market notes show hog receipts around 500 with weak price action in Toledo Ohio. Grain listings include No 2 Red and yellow corn values and related commodities amid a terse, fragmentary market report from Toledo.
Property listing at Stop 5 Lake Avenue offers a modern six room house. Owner will be at the house Sunday and Monday July 4th and 6th for viewing. Contact Clark.
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