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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
6
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A north bound New York Central passenger train hit a truck at Grant street in Alliance. The Household Supply Co vehicle, carrying furniture, was dragged two blocks. Occupants Michael Burkholder, 45, and Stanley Gulinski, 53, were injured and hospitalized with poor survival prospects.
Prospect for fruit good as May 19 reports. farm work includes oats sown and wheat stored. Rev Heavy ExIt delivered baccalaureate at Congregational Church May 16. commencement to be held there Thursday evening. Prof Hutching of Oberlin to give address. many to graduate from high school including Miss Eather Drill Miss Esther Pippert and Miss May Freed.
The remains of Mrs. Busche of Brownhelm were buried here Sunday. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BR. HR. Bacon of Brownhelm, died in February leaving five sisters and one brother. Surviving sisters include Ec. Bacon Mies Eda Bacon Mansfeld Misa Dorothy Bacon New York Mrs John Hotton Brownhelm and Mrs Japan Oberlin. Also Mrs. Mary Hoffner, recently in all winter, with her son and wife.
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