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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1929
Page
8
In Potysville Iowa the 45 year old Priscilla Stahl wed 21 year old Albert Keister. The couple’s serenade filled Tower City last night. Stahl, grandmother to a boy nearly as old as her groom, has long resided in Tower City while Keister recently moved there and quickly fell in love.
A man signing as C, living in the West Indies, restitution letter to a transport company explains he found half a sovereign on a Bristol electric train 25 years ago and kept it. He now sends a pound note with interest, stating Christian motives, with the money given to the Bristol Infirmary.
Murray Ridge items list local visits and calls. Mrs Eugene Sites and daughter Bessie visited Lorain friends. Charles Nugent of Akron stayed with F Eppley a few days. Wm Smith family visited South Ridge friends. John Bechtel called on E C Shubert. John Minesinger and daughter from Ashland visited A J Derek. Ervin Eppley Joylun Slucher from Elyria spent weekend with C S Nugent of Akron. Harrison Comstock and son from Elyria called on Mr.
Dearborn Missouri reports Earl Young a high school freshman studies on a cot due to asplinal illness. He completed grades and his first high school year lying flat, using a suitcase as a desk beside his bed. The piece notes his persistence and school progress over years.
Mrs KE Eppley and Mrs CL Shubert visited Tuesday evening while Miss Bessie Sites spent Sunday with Cedar Point friends. Mrs A J Derek stayed with sister Mrs George Faulhaber in Elyria on Tuesday. John Bechtel visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Walter Bennett in Henrietta. Murray Ridge Junior Symphony Orchestra met for practice Friday evening. Calvin Nugent family spent days with Mrs Eppley before moving to Pennsylvania.
Mr and Mrs Earl Moore of Halycon Tea Room Elyria Amherst road had as their house along East Amherst in the feature piece by Dorothy Delfield, detailing neighborhood life and local personalities.
A report notes that the voice of Stentor, a Greek figure, was as strong and loud as the combined voices of fifty men, illustrating extraordinary vocal power.
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