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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1944
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a meeting at the Masonic Temple scheduled for 7 40 PM. References to a renewal and lodge context appear garbled. No clear names or organizations beyond Masonic orders emerge.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Train two companies Blyth and Haron street freight, and a fire on a property with claims of a blackout and a shiokers cubeless, suggesting safety and load platform issues. No clear names or dates are recoverable.
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Partial text suggests a morgue inspection and payment detail linked to a person or case. Names and precise actions are unclear, but the fragment implies officials or authorities reviewing a scene and arranging a monetary aspect. Further readable context needed for clarity.
Community sewing group in Ridgeville held a May meeting with officers introduced and reports on ongoing projects. Attendees included Gail Hallawa, Alberti Plas, Dania Well, and several local residents. meals, refreshments, and social time followed the discussions. Nearby visitors from Elyria and Amherst joined the gathering, with the North Central Patternmakers League banquet later in the week and plans for upcoming events noted.
A fragmented report lists officers and participants for a local Baton Age Route group in Huntington county. It names Bean Kelcey as president Rollin as reader Hager Muckley as secretary treasurer and Richland as recreation leader. Mentions a dairy and dairy products project with several members and a collision involving William Weat of 26 Oxford Avenue.
A Penfield gathering Monday surprised Adelbert Browand’s guest Miss Browand with gifts. About 26 people attended. the Penfield Senior play was performed under Miss Dorothy Blackmace with Rev Osman Schulz directing at Medina Congregational.
Ridgeville Grangers present a repeat performance titled Huels Lineated Blister on Wednesday May 10 at 8 p.m. in Ridgeville. Mrs. Stanton Hager directed the show with guest appearances by Easler Wart Time and Mrs. Mopy. Hy Gai will speak at the East Oberlin Community church. Medina Association meeting details note attendance by Robert Eglin and others in Brownhelm.
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