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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
7
Two trainmen died in engine cabs and others were seriously injured when The Scout and the California Limited crashed head on at a crossover near the Fort Madison bridge over the Mississippi River. Engine No 8403, pulling The Scout, had previously crashed at the same spot on November 26, 1922.
Pittsfield residents host relatives from Elyria Wellington and Youngstown visit for Chauncey Mann funeral and Memorial Day events. Local farms report chintz bug in wheat while families attend mausoleum dedication and hear Rev Hawk address. Community members travel to Oberlin Lorain Medina and Pittsburgh for sports and family gatherings.
In the Brazee Street “Press” event a guest enjoyed masterful music with a vibrant chorus echoing through the apartments. A later column gives humorous housing tips, poems, jokes, and anecdotes about neighbors and local figures with fragments about public notices and personal disputes.
A dense list of visits and gatherings in Lagrange and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Nichols hosting guests from North Olmsted, May 21 weekend visits by Mrs. Edward Haynes of Bay Village, and multiple travels and dinners among local families. Other items note road repair materials, a Grange picnic date change to June 21, and numerous entries about visitors from Elyria Cleveland Berea and Twinsburg, plus school closings and staff redeployments. A Columbus note reports highway cost estimates for a large improvement project, while Victoria Chung joins Toronto General Hospital staff and a bird-loving act earns a state ward position.
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