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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1936
Page
4
Esther Alflen offers delivery service via Allan Harris in Oberlin 22.2. The bridge games were hosted by the remainder of the general tick, with refreshments served.
The Women’s Glee Club will tour three states this spring with performances by Wirkler and several guest singers. The itinerary includes concerts in Granite on December and April dates shown, with performances set from April 3 to April 7 across multiple venues.
Commerce School cagers hosted a squad from came team at their Meret street residence on Wednesday. Key figures listed include Gorden rd McKee Robert Wilbus and Le Robert Champion, with Eell g as guiding member and Rorsid bond mentioned.
Nearly sixty seniors from Lorain County high schools gathered at Elyria High to take state scholarship tests prepared by the State Department of Education. The exam, conducted in five parts, remains secret until distribution in each county. The test aims to select scholarship recipients and will be held amid similar statewide sessions.
A local youth has been charged with petit larceny following an incident at a venue on a night in early August. Police report the suspect was identified by witnesses and face court proceedings scheduled for later this month.
A stolen sedan case is noted in a rough report referencing Hesers Morer Company Bridge and a police response. The fragmented text mentions property and a town, with unclear details about persons or dates.
Two young parachute jumpers are killed in a tragic accident. Witnesses say the pair attempted a routine jump at a regional air show but failed to deploy their chutes. Investigators caution details are still emerging as authorities review the scene.
A fragmented OCR passage suggests a recipe style text with garbled ingredients and steps. The readable elements mention prunes, veal, peppers, and a method involving discolored bat and steel wool. It references brushes for cleaning molds and hints at arranging components in a timed sequence, but the overall instruction is incomplete and unclear.
In the column And About The Court House the county engineer and commissioners discuss planned improvements. The note mentions Fatd and J Tarenkine in connection with the project and oversight.
A belated remarks event yielded unclear reports of an incident. No names or places are clearly identifiable in the fragment, leaving readers with little verifiable detail about who spoke or what occurred.
Fragmentary text mentions Vienna and a possible reference to the state or nation. No clear event, date, or names to confirm a coherent news item.
A scrambled excerpt offers hints on keeping foods cold and preparing desserts. It mentions chilling water to prevent congealing and suggests caramel cake, cream, shredded almonds, and lining molds. It touches on old kitchen steps and a brief nod to award medals and prices.
Markets report mixed activity as wheat prices advance and obituaries appear in the Toledo area. Trading notes mention brief quotes and capture shifting livestock and grain values amid local weather and market quotes.
A fragment of a 20th century recipe page describes baked mackerel with mustard sauce and a tuna noodle casserole as hearty lent dishes. It provides steps for preparing fillets, creaming sauce, and baking times, plus a oysters and rice casserole variation.
Police say Beatrice Bua injured in collision of two autos on Sep Hil street. Witnesses described facial injuries and dazed appearance. Vehicle speeds and exact cause under investigation as responders aided victim at scene.
Elyria Boys Club announces newly elected officers for the season amid club activities. Witsereytodd dsc and furd Swete were named to leadership roles, with duties to guide programs and community outreach.
A large public sale on State Route 9 near Belden features 14 horses including chestnut and bay mares and geldings, a bay brood mare, 24 head of cattle of Jersey Guernsey and Brown Swiss breeds, 19 heifers, a Patstein bull, and assorted farm tools. They are farm items ready for buyers, with all cattle tested and the sale to start Monday at 9:38 sharp, rain or shine, cash only. Local clergy and clerks will supervise the event.
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