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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1927
Page
10
A tense, torch lit night unfolds in a crowded market where armed guards herd people and weapons. A desert prince speaks of distant lands while a destined union with Berna threads through danger and ritual.
In a crowded gathering Omar ben Medjad, still in disguise as Sheikh Taha el Hassan, moves the crowd toward a dramatic reveal. Omar claims to produce a rightful sherif descended from the Prophet, promised by Sheikh Tahar el Hassan, as Larry and Benoix await a turn of fate amid shifting loyalties.
Local notes from Spencer June events and town meetings list church gatherings, speakers, and bus schedules. Social visits include Medina residents, weddings, and home gatherings. Several residents travel for studies and work, with updates on health and community happenings.
The 27th annual Halliwell reunion was held at the CE Wallington home on Saturday June 15. A large crowd gathered despite poor weather and enjoyed a post dinner program. Attendees included Rev Singart and wife of Warnesfield and Charle Wilmot of Elyria.
A mass of social notes lists visitors and host families including Mr and Mrs Adam Crosameyer, Mr and Mrs Jay Guiar, Mrs FE Leathermen, Mrs Leo Gibson, and many others. May events include church meetings, family weddings, birthday dinners, and a hospital discharge. Notable movements involve Cleveland and Elyria trips and a plan for a western auto trip.
The text traces American circuses from their 18th century origins in Boston to 1820 and 1824 road tours. It notes Aaron Burner’s early troupe at North Salem and the long running Almeiag lineage, culminating with John Robinson’s 19th century circus.
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