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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1923
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes describe attacks and bites with unclear details. Mentions include names or codes and possible timeline snippets. Reading is incomplete. key nouns and dates are not clear enough to confirm specific people places or events.
The funeral services for Mrs Arthé Henes were held Monday from her Lorain home and at St. Peter’s Church Amherst. Reverend Henry V Acker of Cleveland officiated. Many relatives and friends attended, with a large floral tribute. Pallbearers included grandsons Ulmer and Ernest Howes and others from the community.
Mrs George Livist and guests attended a social at the Amherst home with neighbors and relatives listed among attendees. A separate accident report notes Northeim, son of Mr and Mrs, fractured his second finger while handling metal work at school.
An advertisement touts a Rochester doctor who after years of work has developed a pill or ointment said to heal piles permanently. It promises fast acting relief within an hour and offers a money back guarantee, urging readers to order MOAVA OINTMENT.
In a fragmentary narrative, a woman hides from a tense confrontation with a man named Dicky while a chaotic household scene unfolds. The text portrays jealousy, fear, and social pressures as characters debate who should stay, who must leave, and how to confront scandal within a family setting. The surrounding notes mention visits and funerals, suggesting a broader community context.
A local school board approved the sale of bonds valued at 510000 to fund district projects. Officials stated proceeds will support facilities and equipment upgrades while maintaining modest debt levels. The measure advances after board review and community input.
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