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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1926
Page
13
Amherst correspondents report community events including Quarrymen picnic attendees at Cedar Point. Businessmen will close August 4 for a Crystal Gardens picnic with free transportation and prizes for grounds attendees. Lectures, funerals, and society meetings are noted along with travel and local outings across Amherst and Brownhelm.
Wanted: experienced shoe salesladies apply at Phil's Shoe Store. The notice directs applicants to come to the store for hiring consideration.
Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor Charles A. Bracker challenges all dry organizations to better temperance results than his plan which allows light wines and beer to be manufactured and sold only to permit holders based on good behavior. One permit is said to limit to a homemchild.
A jumble of phrases mentions England France and German American control with a coach whip bird metaphor. The text blends stray observations, scrambled names, and broken sentences, offering no clear event, date, or coherent narrative to summarize.
Brownhelm July 31 Mrs Homer Pelton hosts a kitchen party at their home on July 26. Attendees include Mia Rosa Berger Joan Mrs Baruome Mr and Mrs Lester Christian Mr and Mrs Hoffner Henry Albrecht Amherst Mr and Mrs Brandan Sr Mer and Mrs FF Brandan Mr and Mrs Reader Mrs George Rosencrans Mrs Webb and others. Fire threatens historic Half Way House on Mill Hollow bank. The 100 year old tavern, relic of stage coach days, narrowly escapes destruction after a spark from a fireplace starts a small blaze.
The fragmentary item lists a July social gathering hosted by Mrs. Robert Cox with guests including Mr Pletcher Ward of Berea and Ms Wells of Wellington, then mentions relatives visiting Lorain and a motor trip to Niagara Falls and Canada, with further obscure names and dinners.
George W. P. Hunt, Missouri born, announces candidacy for a sixth term as Arizona governor. He first led the state after 1911 election and later became a rancher in Arizona. Lord Trvin, a British authority on Indian history and culture, is noted. King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium visited a village in East Flanders.
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