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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1926
Page
5
In Amherst, the Amherst Telephone Co appears to align its Schedule 10-50 with a larger corporation, with financial figures around 367 dollars noted. Aimed changes discuss monthly ser vice adjustments, effective before a stated Agih deadline. A school event and local missionary society meeting are mentioned, with details of attendees and refreshments.
A fragmented OCR item notes a nun in The Miracle eloping with a member of Boston society. The text appears garbled with stray names and places including Abrour Ohio. The readable content centers on a nun’s elopement linked to high society in Boston.
Local Lorain Amherst and Elyria connections appear in a collage of social items. Mentions include a class president election, a student salutatorian, a Lorain Euclid Avenue gathering, a WIENER ROAST for club members, and various visits by residents to Cleveland, Lorain hospitals, Norwalk Masonic events, and a university alumni banquet.
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions Murray Ridge Milton Norwalk and several personal names including Harry Moulder Harold Ervin Grills and Fred Deezer. The snippet references a Sunday event at a church and a South Bee location but provides no coherent narrative or clear event details. The readable items are scattered names and vague mentions of a church gathering.
Fragmented clipping mentions Brownhelm and Potatoes with names like Ritherlof La Granne and Mrs Thomas Burton, plus Amherst and Shaker Heights. Several individuals and a quirky line about a meeting titled Potato Bugs Meet appear as scattered references rather than a clear report.
Fragmented report indicates Walter Williams, a Negro, was killed here while fleeing detectives taking him from the detention facility to the state hospital. Details are unclear with misread names and surrounding chaos including references to Rockefeller and Yale connections.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a collision and references a person named Tove. The fragment lacks clear dates places or outcomes, making it difficult to establish a complete event or identity.
The 5nd year club members demonstrated making and altering patterns with participants Ladrach Ruth Miller Helen Emmerich Da i Margaret Beat Annie Ha Brill Ruth Ladrach Miller Henry Leimbach. Refreshments were served by Mrs. RH Fairehild G Stevenson TJ Quice Win Ruth Anthony. Guests included Vo lair Peter Ruth Mrs Har K per and Mrs Fy We Braduy.
Fragmentary notice mentions individuals such as McQueeeb George Miers Elvrra and Bechtel Elizabeth Dorothea Angerschach James Leimbach, with references to measles and a community barn-raising near Medina Texas. The garbled text lists names, towns, and a social event, preserving a snapshot of a neighborhood page.
July 1 1925 round up from Wellington reports scattered notes including scores and events. Names and places are uneven but literacy and pace reflect a daily news brief.
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