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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1936
Page
3
Firefighters battled a blaze at a building on Abbe Road endangering Finwood Four Troops and Scott Cadiz areas. Jean Raw Ayres Welsh was among witnesses as crews worked to control the blaze and assess damages.
A Republican luncheon is set to feature the Elyria Women’s Club as speakers. Details on agenda and speakers are limited in the fragment, but the event centers on party leadership and local civic engagement.
A set of licenses is issued for entities including Jovn Kondrachok and Agnes Hritske in Ebyria and Lorain. CARINE Caalou.ptinder and Dorothy Coedee Yoppley in Etystias. Hota Vike and Ann Vedi in Ebyria are named as shipper authorities.
A scrambled schedule lists Monday through Wednesday events for women’s, youth, and civic groups. items include Moth banquet by Woman's Club, Welsh Club meetings, class meetings on various streets in Lorain, church and youth group activities, sewing and Stitchers circles, scout council gatherings, and a charity tea and style show hosted by Daughters of St Andrew.
Georgia Lempertz will wed James H. Cox of Lorain on June 30 in Lorain. The engagement was celebrated with a Saturday evening gathering at her Middle Avenue home. Guests wore corsages and heard details of the couple’s plans. Lempertz is a Cleveland School of Art graduate and Cox, son of W. Cox of Katsusaypsue, Lorain, works at Nations Tube.
Local notices describe a schedule of church events and club gatherings. Activities include lodges, W A meetings, dances, teas, and youth groups at various venues such as churches and community centers. Several organizations announce sessions, elections, banquets, and social events with times and locations.
Lorain announces the engagement of Margaret to Elyrian as family and friends share news of the forthcoming marriage. Details on dates and venues remain private as preparations begin.
Hospital 4 Spicer reports patient to Spathe sha Lewis with 480 ve Pedor and Lerazi bands. A newborn baby named Je Middie is recorded as due. Ent bands Rerend nit Mes appear in local listings along with several community notes from the day.
Local notices indicate meetings scheduled at the Shere Hotel in Claye at a specified time. Details are incomplete but confirm an event at the venue.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Carlisle ubers of 1 Fisher inBeRtauet with names Rezios and Eloise Grosst. It references a song I Love You easy and notes chorus and violin along with a theme song. Further lines mention Willem van der and an unknown avenue.
A small piece sits with care while a clever model stands nearby. A pirate ship replica and a high tech design draw attention. A prairie schooner is shown pulled by two teams of horses, with skilled detailing.
William Plieffer hosted a family gathering at their Chester residence on La Grange Road. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Miller Jones of Stenley Ko and Mrs Kud.
A social gathering at the Bindy Lodge on the Grafton reed was held to entertain guests including Miss Pearl Qfrey and Liney Lodle. The event featured family members and guests, with mentions of Mr. and Mrs. McMulles attending as part of the gathering. A separate wedding anniversary note for Mes. Ford Bachtel is included.
Fragmentary notes mention Ethel Le Chon, Mr Bush, LaGrange, bonds, Mrs Wallace, week end visits, Detroit, Wilbur White, Henry Lantss, Werner Hobe, Ernest Bod, Frank Moran, Miller Jom, William Priest, LaGrange road, and Magefield. Readable lines note residents with minor health updates and reunions at LC Grafton and along LaGrange road.
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