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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
6
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Teeralog i Z the pastor Sere William Smith delivered an appreciative audience praising patriotic decor and fine hospitality. The piece notes out of town guests and local families attending, with mentions of hospital transfers and family visits amid a Sunday service and social events.
Vincent Vincent hosted Mr Drake for dinner on Wednesday with G Mrov and Mrs Gerry Brooks. Sunday visitors Gle nm and Donald of Cleve lane called for tea. Mrs Robert Coy recovering from grippe edged toward tea with Mr White, principal at Markley school, leaving the neighborhood soon. Mrs William Beese visited.
The report notes social visits and dinners among local families including Morrison, William and Gerald Morris in Fitesfield, Guy Nichols, Ben Satterlee of Elyria, and Mr and Mrs Malcolm Bees. Elyria residents Joshua Morris and Robert Lawsen’s daughter Marjory and son Eu xeae are mentioned, with George Lawsen of Cleveland hosted at H C Chamber’s home for dinner. Additional mentions include Wil Brown and Miller families from Cleveland visiting Boll Jackson, and trucks with large burners and pumps described.
An incomplete fragment mentions Michigan and a sprayer apparatus. It references Europe and a boundary or barrier, with unclear details about charges or separation. The text remains confusing and lacks coherent actions or outcomes.
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