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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1923

Page

11

Local racing and school athletes highlighted in odd notice

A garbled notice mentions Worthington Petree and a pool champion Rae W of the United States for a bid next Wednesday Saturday. It notes Smallwood winning a 190 lead against four local riders and invites any high school athlete to attend. A driver prize will honor the best shins, and a cousin Maliwood Milly is cited in the city.

Worthington Petreery Sark Long Distax Raew United States Bition Smallwood Athoe Pod Maliwood Milly

Pittsfield Social News And Family Visits July 7

Pittsfield notes dated July 7 record C H Shafer and Kenneth Hall visiting Cedar Point, Earl Botts home after Ely hospitalization, and numerous relatives visiting in Brownhelm Wellington and Cleveland. The Gill city reunion on July 4 drew 42 attendees at the old Gill homestead with multiple families from Chester Brighton Youngstown Cleveland and Youngstown.

Pittsfield Mington George Gil Paul Wilkes Leslie Tripp Cleveid T. EB. Herrick

Fourth of July Celebration at Center Park Recounts

The narrative describes a large June gathering in Pittsfield with family members from Lakewood and Toledo among others. It notes 19 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren, several elderly relatives, and friends from Germany and Washington, D. C. After a pleasant day with a lawn dinner, social time, and a busy program in the center park, including a ball game won by Wellington, trap shooting, and a noon picnic. The afternoon featured a welcome address by Rev. E. G. Evans, music by local groups, and an oration on American citizenship by Mayor Asaph Jones of Elyria. The crowd enjoyed sung solos, band and drum corps performances, and races for children before evening festivities continued.

Oene Ese Obeden Lampen Lakeweed Joe Gill Toledo Mellinsa Gill Sarah Carter Andrew Charles Rufes Gill George Nebraska Perry Carter Minnesota Einathan Peabody Kifton M. B. Peabody Henrietta M. Gill Emil Wickes Germany Ira Lucas Washington, D. C R. O. Gill Center Park Association A. E. Nash E.G. Evans Wellington High Acout Glee Club Alice Murry Mildred Lee Rochester Adalaid Cole Bertha Maness Asaph Jones Elyria America Goff Lorain Brighten Russell Mohrman Carlos Mills Pittsfield Forest Mohrman

Polling Places Set as Township Trustees Rule

Columbus July 1 polling places for township precincts shall be set by trustees and for municipalities or wards by council.Deputy state supervisors designate voting booths in registration cities. Oberlin band and Brighton Grum corps perform before fireworks display. Large crowd. over 1000 autos in Pittsf ield for the celebration. A E Nash voted homiest man and Mrs T C Willama handsomest woman. crowd includes former residents from Elyria Buffalo and Cleveland.

Columbus Ncte Brown Crabbe Oberlin Band Brighton Grum Corps Pittafield A. E. Nash Pittsfield T. C. Willama Henry Waltney Lee Hovis Mary Hanick L. A. Mohrman Elyria Howard Merideth Juno

Community News Recap From Durkeville Picnic and Visits

In Durkeville on June 7 Mrs. Sarah Eskina of Ridgeville visited her sister Mrs. J L Barth. Nearby families including the Wilsons and the Weeden clan joined at the Barth home. July 4 saw about sixty neighbors gather at Clark Langdon’s for a picnic with a birthday cake for Millicent Box, and other visitors came from Lorain and Elyria.

Fragmentary note on a film figure and imperial era hints

Incomplete text references a actress named Edith, a film ad, and a chain of names linked to the era of Emperor Francis Jour and the dual monarchy. The fragment mentions advisers, celestial terms, and plans involving America, with unclear chronology and missing key details.

Edith

Picnic Guests Visit Durkee and Cheney Families

Mr and Mrs Frank McAdoo and daughter June of Ashland stayed at E E Durkees home and joined the Wednesday picnic. Mr and Mrs A C Cheney of Lorain spent Tuesday night with Harley Reisinger and attended the picnic. Mr and Mrs G H Wilson H J Wilson and family called on Mrs Fanny Wilson at Pittsfield Wednesday evening and saw the fireworks. Mary Quinn Eckenrode filed for divorce from W D Eckenrode on their thirty fifth wedding anniversary.

Teddy Studier Eaveland Jennie Glynn Glynn McQueen Brownhelm Little Justice Zaika Dager Charles Jumbus Ella Wast Fanny West Garria Toledo Lydia Johnson Clevend Walter Wilton J. W. Eglin Eomary McCroden Cleveland Robert VanAredale Columbia Mram Burton C. W. Furze Wellington Lizzle Ls R. W. Ives Mery Brases Sarah Cotter Eppa Cotter Kipton Fred McQueen S. Nettle Myers Elyria A. Mary West Chard Gibbons Frank McAdoo June Ashland E. E. Durkee A. C. Cheney Lorain Harley Reisinger G. H. Wilson H. J. Wilson Niles Mary Quinn Eckenrode W. D. Eckenrode

Dreamland and Plan of the Lawless in Week’s Pictures

Dreamland features Tom Miz in Osteh My Smoke a western saga with villains and a victorious hero plus a matchmaking subplot and a two reel comedy. Grand Dorothy Dalton stars in Plan of the Lawless with a strong supporting cast and a faithful plot delivering a happy ending alongside a new series of pictures. Coloneal shows What Fools Men Are ending soon followed by a full program change on Sunday. Bucyrus and Galion notices report an arrest and a local physician’s news respectively.

Dorothy Dalton Miss Delton Dyd

Quality traits of gold for jewelry and manufacture

The article discusses gold qualities suitable for jewelry and industrial use, noting purity, hardness, ductility, color, and workability. It explains karat fineness, alloying effects on strength, and the balance between pure gold’s malleability and alloys’ durability for durable jewelry and technical applications. It emphasizes sourcing considerations and standard testing methods.

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