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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1926

Page

13

Brown Declares He Will Win Ohio Gubernatorial Nomination

Secretary of State Thad Brown campaigned across eastern, southern and central Ohio and reported strong Republican support in nine counties of the Seventh District. He projected victory in the August 10 primary, citing assurances from county leaders and a united Mahoning Valley. He also noted favorable buzz in Northwestern and Northern Ohio and highlighted strong sentiment in the Eighteenth and Tenth Districts.

Ohio Thad Brown Columbus Seventh Brown Lucas County Brown Counties

Spencer Notes and Social Favors From July News

Spencer July 21 brief items note Mrs. Leo McCourt and daughter Leata visiting in Loraine for medical attention by Mrs. Fritz. Jay Inman of Red Oak bought Mrs Minnie Boone's property. Jessie Heath visited her father in Nova. Band concert slated for Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Arson Howe of Homerville and children dined with Emery Totes and spent afternoon at Harvey Towe's near Chatham. Mrs S S Shaw entertained sister Mrs Gott of La Grange.

Spencer Leo McCourt Leata Fritz Lorain Jay Inman Red Oak Iowa Minnie Boone Jessie Heath Nova Arson Howe Homerville Emery Totes Harvey Towe Chatham W. Shaw

Bainbridge Obituary Snippet Mentions Rev Shont Visit

July 21 21 report notes Rev Shont and wife and son James of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Mrs L KR Bainbridge Eaton EBs. The fragment lists contact details and a social visit context from a local newspaper page segment.

Local visitors and obituary note from Elyria region

Mrs Dewey Curtin of Elyria visited relatives here Friday. Mr and Mrs Ollie Harding of Willoughby called on friends here Tuesday. Mrs Wiliam Harding of Elyria and Mrs G Wolcott of Detroit were callers at the John Bain bridge home Thursday. Mrs Rockwell of Deny ed away at the home e daughter, Mrs Judson bridge, Thursday evening, took place Saturday is The funeral was cond Rev Rutledge of Rocky Rivers.

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