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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1928
Page
6
Walton on the Naze England reports hundreds gathered as a thousand year old church gradually reappears from the sea during an exceptionally low tide after storms. The ancient structure, last seen fifty years ago, lies thick with seaweed and shells while rescuers struggle to reach the site before the tide returns.
Report describes prisoners at a federal prison farm near Atlanta engaging in daily labor. Instructors guide inmate work in crop cultivation, hog raising, and livestock tasks while selected inmates with good records perform duties such as milking, sugar cane processing, and feeding poultry under guard oversight.
The article portrays a penitentiary farm as a vast Georgia plantation with white barracks and barns for cattle horses and hogs. It notes inmates serving long terms for embezzlement robbery and safe cracking work on the farm with high obedience and negligible escape risk.
Mr and Mrs Tom Herley will celebrate their 50th anniversary with a reception at their Marks road home near Beetletown. Relatives from Media and Berea, plus friends, are invited as the town notes numerous local visitors and community events.
In Ridgeville on March 36, Mrs. Frank Mavon and Mrs. Joho are listed in a brief local social update likely noting attendances or greetings at a community event. The fragment references two women and a date format that may be OCR error.
Local fishermen recall a bell clanging above a submerged church as flood tides rise. Some see it as a warning of bad weather while a separate report notes Hong Kong Airport receives a $500,000 imperial contribution for a new seredrome.
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