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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1921

Page

2

Schuster Company Exemption Notice in Ohio

Cleveland Ohio business Schuster Company is noted as tax exempt in Ohio with a Bay in the Schuster Company. The item highlights stock exemption status and local tax provisions.

Schuster Comany Ohio Schuster Company Cleveland Schuster

Easter customs before the Christian era

The article traces Easter’s pre Christian origins in Teutonic and pagan practices, noting the rising sun symbol, eggs and rabbits, spring rites, fires, and wide folk celebrations across Europe. It discusses timing linked to the vernal equinox and Passover, and asserts the festival’s evolution from various pre Christian traditions.

Haaster Deiay Bavaria Hell Jesus Rome United States White House Washington France Germany Europe Constantinople Pera Russia

Married in Columbia Merrill Rundle Beatrice Bowers Nuptials

In Columbia on Wednesday March 16 Merrill Rundle son of William Rundle and Beatr ice Bowers of Beebetown wed. The couple plan to live on a farm bought from the Lyons estate. Several local notices follow including sick, births, deaths, church events, and a forthcoming visit by over 100 Argentine business and professional people to foster closer North American commercial ties.

Merrill Rundle William Rundle Columbia Beatrice Bowers Beebetown Merrill Lyons West Center Qcharles Putt Grippe Dr. Bowser Berea Edward Phillips Elyria Florence Trilyres Baldwin Wallace Dr. Westbrook Olmsted Jay Jasper W. B. Weekly Jasper William Morse Cleveland Burnel Martin Joe Keller Brunswick Orson Prindle Theodore Roth Forest Al-len Dna Jackquay Elvira Memorial Hospital Glenn Stranahan Ladies Society of Baptist Church Mra A. J. Gradva Fanny Norscot Maddy Eva Jackson Bantist Church Plorence Putt Miss Blakesly The Baptist Church Ora Walker Edna Bracey Mead Tuscawas County H. C. Bartter Patmesville T. D. Herold Floyd of Mia J. W. Bartter North America United Sates

Local notices and community happenings in Ridgeville

N Ridgeville and Belden residents share visits and illnesses. Notables include El dred home move, hospital returns, and family gatherings. Church events feature a maple sugar party and a well attended bazaar. Plus economic notes on US housing needs and railroad payroll cuts. Pearl pattonsa shells industry reported with 86,000 workers and $6 to $7.6 million output.

North Ridgeville A. H. Yersey C. W. Wise Belden Harley Eldred Charles Taylor John Smith Fairbanks Lakewood Paul Ames Station Road John Proudfoot Elyria Wayseith Ridgeville Herbert Taylor S.S Will Bennett Clara Bommer J. P. Slater Stone Jamily H. T. Stacey A. H. Ver Soy Cleveland Gladys Owen Cleveland Hospital Florence Stacey Evans Pennsylvania Railroad Mississippi River

Getting Close to Nature on a Spring Hike

A fourteen year old Miss Martha Brent leads six girls on a country hike along the riverbank. They collect violets in various colors, study trees, chase polywogs, and discover early spring flowers including Hepatica. Lunch in the woods and a trek to a woodland patch end with plans for another hike.

Martha Brent Miss Martha Sue Martha Mrs. Brent Mary Irene Marie Bess

Bakers Dough and Vanilla Extract Refused to Mix

An Elyria baker wasted a gallon of vanilla extract while making hot cross buns on Good Friday. The aroma of scorched goods led to discovery that the baker was intoxicated and had consumed part of the supply. He was fired but later rehired. the proprietor now limits purchases.

Elyria Fred

Bridgeport Factory Announces Quick Assembly Concrete Homes

A Bridgeport Connecticut factory unveils reinforced concrete houses that can be assembled in ten minutes. The company aims to produce four homes daily to speed housing availability.

Bridgeport

Farmers Lose Five Billion From Crop Price Decline

American farmers have seen about 5 billion dollars vanish from crop values due to a prolonged drop in farm product and food prices over recent months.

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