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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1922
Page
5
Premier Lloyd George relies on his daughter Megan as a close confidant in political crises. She acts as a confidential adviser and secretary, often influencing decisions and sharing the center of his political circle.
Ruth Tillotson of Cleveland visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. Tillotson, spending most of her time in Minnesota and Canada.
Readable text mentions Louis Robert Mrs Teeder formerly Miss Faye Barnlett and Rev Frank Wade Smith in Oxford. references Leiden University and ancient siege era. Dates and full context are unclear.
Miss Ger de Catharine Newell of Oberlin and William Holl of Amherst were married Thursday night at Rev W Bohu’s home. The couple will reside on Clifton Boulevard Lakewood after a short wedding trip to Niagara and Buffalo. Attendance included family friends and out of town guests. A second note reports Sunday union services at Finnar chapel with Rev Theodore Soares of the University of Chicago as preacher.
J F Walker seeks to run a six month garbage removal plan in Oberlin starting around April. He aims for two pickups weekly at 20 dollars per household if enough contracts are secured. A house to house canvass is underway to obtain voluntary signups and agreement to extend the service through the period.
Mrs Lilian Mae Munro dies at her Junction Colorado home from bronchial pneumonia. She is sister of Mrs G H Houghton and aunt of M A Houghton postmaster of this.
An advertisement offers Wendell's Pills from a 60 cent box claiming to ease nervousness fatigue and sleeplessness. It promises money back if not improved within three days and touts relief from constipation and related ailments.
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