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A fragmented OCR note references sheriffs and traps in counties with marked danger. It lists names and places unclearly, lacking full sentences or verifiable events.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1946
Page
4
A fragmented OCR note references sheriffs and traps in counties with marked danger. It lists names and places unclearly, lacking full sentences or verifiable events.
Readable fragments list meetings and events across Avon, Lake Avenue, Columbia, Carlisle, Eaton, Chatham, and Ridgeville. Granges, churches, and clubs schedule gatherings in halls, auditoriums, and homes, with times around Friday and Saturday listings and housing ad brief notes.
A fractured page item lists church notes, meetings, social events, and hospital updates. It mentions Red Cross fundraising, lodge activities, and a wedding feature with names like Tod Breyley and Miriam Diplam. Also notes ambulance and hospital visits in Wellington Oregon and community church schedules.
NORTH OLMSTED CONGREGATION announces Rev Joseph Duds and Saint Sunday service themes on stewardship and salvation with guest speakers Miss Mideline Eldred and Mary Charles for March 31. Pilgrim fellowship plans a discussion led by Cis Siburt. April 4 Ladies Big Society lay meeting hosted by Luneheart. Universalist Church reports Ladies Aid luncheon and birthday luncheon on April 4 with Group 4 serving. Miss Livia Gruner resigns as organist, to be replaced by Mae Wilkins son.
A series of engagements and showers in North Olmsted and nearby towns includes a March 16 wedding shower at the Canfield residence in Chagrin Falls and a March 24 reception at the Mattson home honoring Margaret Hwin and her sister Madaliner. Engagements announced involve Argeta Marylynn Gardner to Richard Gross and Marjorie Joanne Gardner to Glenn Hammill with families from North Olmsted and Strongsville cited. Additional notes mention club meetings, dinner guests, and visits by service members including Cpl Robert Bell returning from Okinawa.
Mrs Herbert Myers hosted the Lido club at her home with card games and prizes for Mrs Fred Winter Mrs Waller McAllister and Mrs Anthony Blewelsberger Light refreshments followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs Arnold Laubenhall and Tuesday the club plans a theater outing to see Guy Lombardy at the Palace Theater Cleveland Book Review titled Be.
A fragmented obituary notice details attendances at a funeral service held Tuesday afternoon for a deceased individual. It lists family members including Mr. and Mrs. Rowe Schwinenl Oberlin and Ray Sehwihh, mentions the National Restaurant Association Chicago, and notes service duration, overseas time, and the deceased’s home in Perry with references to Omer Perry and relatives.
A small Okinawa chapel once destroyed in bloody fighting has been rebuilt through donations from Dayton Ohio citizens. The church now serves its parishioners again as a Catholic chapel, following its liberation when Okibawa fell to U.S. troops, and earlier use by the Japanese as a tank storage.
Vague fragment references Bath Suvve with a pitching note dated 16.8.9. Mentions DeWine and a Shoretel sever issue. No clear event or人物.
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