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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1920
Page
9
A damaged OCR paragraph recalls a TABDAY event in March at a Weill house where families gather to share a festive meal. The text notes community activities and wide participation, highlighting collective meals and soup-related events.
Cameron C Coffey a protege of vice Voith and renowned miming instructor from Los Angeles is described as the youngest diver to perform from the ten foot springboard. He is praised as master of ten perfect A A dives from the board.
The article describes Purim as a minor festival with evening readings on March 10 and festive activities in the Jewish community. It notes the reading of the book of Esther, a mix of merriment and solemn rite, and the historical context of Jewish peril and deliverance.
The ad claims Varlea Hypo Cod cures weak, anemic conditions and catarrhal illness after flu. It presents Mrs W H Welsh of Cleveland Ohio and thousands of users praising rapid recovery and strengthened health, with a price of $1.26 plus war tax.
Ruth Bond 67 of 298 Clark Street died Monday and will be buried at Mason Cemetery. Funeral services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Misaton with pallbearers. she lived here many years and was a resident of Mentina. Survived by four children: Milford Crawford Philadelphia Ivon Wier of Hlork Miss Cart Peak Detroit and G A Crawford Mansfield.
Brief community items list visitors and relatives in Birmingham and nearby towns. Mentions Siggins and Torals Wedners Rolard Jaurch visiting relatives, Rev and Mrs William Jauch hosting, Yi Tatteman, Ober Wishopper, Melvin Armstury from Berea traveling with his mother, Mrs Lear Amstuls, H Schoepfly, Weicmann and son Harry on a business trip to Cleveland, and Charles Mapes visiting Lorain.
Abe a ee a Mr W Coultrt and daughter Mrs I visited Birmingham on Monday. Mrs Dennis Blanchard Mae pen atte called on and broke her wrist Tuesday evening. Andrews reported. Several farmers attended Mrs Henry Mocila sale at Tell and Kipfun on Wednesday.
The text recalls middleweight champion O Dowd defeating Al Meloy in New York on November 14, 1917, and notes Mike O Dowd’s plans to meet Carpentier. It mentions early career foes in 1916 and 1917, including Stockyards Tom Boyer Murphy and Willie Skaffer, with references to Brith and Smith in London as context for his boxing era. It lists Mike’s birthplace St Paul and birthdate April 5, 1895, plus his height and fighting start in 1910s.
List of marriage licenses shows Guy Snow 40 electrician and In Yosh 30 Wellington Chas Summers 73 porter and Mattie Mitchell 45 Lorain Chas Proudian 31 tailor and May Barrett 84 Elyria Howard White 2% craneman Ely ra and Celeste Potter 39 beauty work Ridgeville.
New spring hats arriving daily from New York. Mrs McM. West invites all old customers to the new location at 356 West 2nd Street eight two eleven. Four days before labor day era city business notice.
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