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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
10
A fragmented report outlines Nilish Lorain seeking divorce from Carrie Lorain. The sequence mentions infidelity, contested statements, and unresolved allegations as the case proceeds, with unclear specifics and several garbled phrases. The text hints at marital conflict and possible custody issues but lacks coherent facts.
A man who drank heavily in the evening asks for custody of his four children. He contends the drinking affected his ability to care for them and seeks a court determination of custody and guardianship.
Brownhelm notes recount a windy noon mail carrier accident on Ridge road where mail bundles scattered, plus local activity. Evang church workers improved a parsonage driveway, the Brownhelm Band’s Tuesday concert drew $24 for new music, and a P T A council meeting is planned for April 3 with refreshments.
Kellogg presents ALL BRAN as nature’s regulator to fight constipation. It claims daily use of two tablespoonfuls with meals improves health for all ages and suggests versatile uses from cereals to muffins. Advertising emphasizes broad benefits and universal grocery availability.
Rev Flamer Gserlin will present a public lecture at the Congregational church on April 6 with still and moving pictures. He spent five years in the canal zone and will discuss the vast time money and work required for the completion of this all American project. The note hopes for a larger audience than last time.
Cleveland visitor Charles Todd. Elyria residents Carl Neiding and Molly James return or travel home. W. L. Pease ill at Masonic Hall. Division 4 Easter bake sale at Pierce's Store. Flora Pierce in Toledo with son. Dave Kilgore moving into Derby house. Mrs. Fred Butch ill with measles. Thirty Masons attend Marshall Chapter Elyria for Most Excellent Degree work.
Sixty one candidates attend a chicken banquet at 6 30 p m at the Commons as J M Sherman of Fremont shows strong interest in the project. Mrs Rev Blair has been ill for a week. In Amesville on March 30 a ward landscape architect was hired to lay out Keeney and arrange flower beds along Federal Creek after Keeney was last seen swimming.
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