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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1923
Page
4
May 4 in Teland, 47 year old Mrs Ab dje died after drinking poison. Neighbors were asked to help but she refused aid saying she did not want to go. The death follows a court decision granting a divorce to Otto Macdie on neglect.
Mrs B A Kelly visited Cleveland for a U and I literary club meeting. Families from Cleveland and Elyria came to Grafton Belden area for visits. The Grafton Belden schools close May 26. A Loyalty class guest night is planned May 8. Local events include parties, church services, a dressmaking class starting May 1, and a State Music Memory Contest with Wellington and Elyria students.
Eaton May 4. Seventh and eighth grade students gathered at N J Hoskin's home for a lesson in cow and horse judging. County Agent Rogers Supt Landis and teachers Goodyear and Jasper attended. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Bert Montague and Ridgeville visit noted.
A fragment notes Beebelown and family spending Sunday with no grim events or outings, suggesting a peaceful domestic day without public engagements or notable visitors.
Cadiz May 4 The court of appeals will hear Edward Long Bellaire on a motion for a new trial in the killing of Charles Conrad Barnesville taxi driver last September Long would be the first Belmont county inmate to die in 44 years. Bellaire May 4 Constable Roush responded to a Ram Cat alley melee where his son Mooney Roush reportedly fled after a moonshine rampage and vanished on the way home.
Willoughby Ohio contractor and builder Wm K Rossiter credits Tanlac for his recovery after a fall left him nearly unable to work. He says the medicine restored his appetite stomach strength and energy and keeps him on the job daily. Tanlac is sold by all druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
Mrs. W. B. Organ said pickpockets operated in the hallway to police court at Youngstown, reporting theft while nearby officers were present.
The readable lines describe a brief, unclear passage about bees and rapid action, mentioning cash and legal hours in a fragmentary form with no clear events or identifiable individuals.
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