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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1927
Page
21
Miss Leumster leads a group from West Ridge in a preliminary track meet held at South Narrar Ridge school yard on Friday afternoon. Students earned several first places while other local families hosted guests and visited relatives over the weekend.
Fragmented notes mention Barnard College Columbia University and Yale New Haven. They reference meetings and a Mothers meretine event to benefit a theme, with Margret Pallas and A W Mas Minick noted as attendees and hosts for upcoming meetings.
Reverend and Mrs. FE C Er Amherst hosted guests at their home while Penfound and Sweent families visited neighbors on the Oberi Road. Mrs. Warry Langer and Mrs. Minnich were among those attending gatherings at Liver Road and Cokie. College students returning home from Oberlin and Florence Pepe visiting Lang were noted among the social items.
An informal note records a social event with attendees including Mrs Piids and Miss Nevtie Fldred daughters of Amherst, Mrs Wort Spr Fe of South Amherst, Cast Sprin of Amherst, and Mrs Getin of Fiveus. The piece mentions music and a fruit display prepared by Mrs Gc Fly and Leta wi Sob are oi Liuiany.
Mr and Mrs J H Penfound Simms of Amherst report the birth of a son at Memorial hospital Flyria on Tuesday May 19th. The couple are praised by relatives and friends as news travels through local families.
An unclear text fragment mentions vast populations and ancestral worship with references to earth and worries about families. The readable parts imply cultural or religious themes but lack concrete events, dates, or identifiable names.
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