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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1927
Page
8
Local notes report on B A Jenne and the Amherst family with social visits, a birthday, and a funeral. The service for an elderly resident was held at Vermilion Reformed Church with burial in the town cemetery.
A fragmented local notice outlines Amherst social events including a ladies meet, a Schoal divorceim? program Friday night dance and card games. Invitations and meetings for St Anns Society and Claverleaf club are noted with hostesses and locations in Amherst community.
Rev fastman and Frank Foster attend the Medina Association of Congregational churches meeting in Oberlin tomorrow to discuss the residual work of Rev Van der Pri pastor of the Wong church.
The city council and committees will meet for a daytime session at the hall on Thursday. A good attendance is expected as members discuss routing of business and plan for the next regular meeting and evening session.
Seeley cautions about the use of elastic or neck straps in rupture treatment. The expert notes preventive implications and mentions prior work before federal and state courts.
A trap shoot event organized by the Outdus Life association took place at Harris vet Dead syke with decorations. The program began around 11 o clock AM and included Mrs. BiboN Furst and Mr. F erpeog fy Vergirian Rey among attendees from Cleveland and nearby areas.
A photo from St. Louis shows a gas electric locomotive in use to replace steam engines on a western railroad. It runs on burning a petroleum distillate similar to residence heating fuel and can haul a 200 ton passenger train at regular steam speeds. Operating costs are claimed to be under half that of steam locomotives.
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