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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1934
Page
8
A fragmentary calendar note notes events and dates across calendars and a long oblique history entry. It mentions May 7 and historical memories of conflicts involving Indigenous peoples and settlers, referencing Ottawa and Ojibwa lineages and mass displacement in a dated memory column.
May era notes mix of Pontiac conspiracy frontier battles and varied oblique fragments. Includes reference to Pontiac and Detroit events with Fort Pitt and Ligonier, plus genealogical notables and a Lusitania sinking casualty list and odd trivia items, births, and zodiac musings.
Kenneth and Delbert House were in Lorain on Thursday. Mrs. Harry Byars and son Kenneth of Elyria, visiting Myra Edgar, returned home Thursday evening. Clayton Atherton of Detroit plans a visit with relatives. Br. J. Darby, Mrs. Allyn Witbeck, Miss Jennie Carter and John Darby were Norwalk visitors. Mr. Witt of Lorain spent Wednesday afternoon here. Mrs. Joe Greenwitt, Mrs. T. J. Early, Mrs. William Opperman and daughter Marsala were in Lorain Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Logan of Wakeman, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Bates and grandson Ralph were …
Mrs Herman Welz and Ralph Welz visited Tuesday evening. Mrs Bernard Fox and daughter Charlene called Thursday afternoon. Cornelius DeKam of Cleveland called on the August Kubach home Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Oscar Olsen visited Lorain Wednesday afternoon. Miss Madelyn Harrison of Elyria was a guest of Mr and Mrs George Harrison Thursday. Mr and Mrs William Troscott visited Vermilion Thursday afternoon.
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