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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1936
Page
16
The Oberlin Court of Awards for Brownies and Girl Scouts meets Friday May 22 from 7 to 9 pm at James Brand House. Awards, badge presentations, songs, stunt portions, and a Day Camp plan describe the program. Parents and friends are invited.
A garbled OCR passage describes health and pharmaceutical terms confusingly. It mentions Bealth com Natirecur Belp and Herbal Flaxclyni with references to duping property Flascips and a person named Tam a I. The text remains incoherent with scattered phrases about stomach needs and dates like 33.
The article notes continued coverage on the industrial side and warns of stress on the midway as the annual fair returns September 22 to 25 on a reduced scale. Dr Clements comments on the plan and the organizing group backs the changes.
A sea lion at a Boston exhibit died under unclear conditions drawing attention to animal care practices. Officials pledged review as visitors recalled the animal’s long life in the public display.
McALESTER Oklahoma May 22 Another capture was credited to be Old Heston GKuskomea pesein s hound Clyde Beavers reputed actor in a prominent prison break where a ward was killed he was returned to Italy Beavers captured near Ti Okra southeast of Mes followed by a posse of searchers over ingus cot Beavers was at
Ambiguous OCR style note mentions candidates and expense accounts, with references to ward posts and Joho, unclear details but points to a report on candidate finances and ward-level postings.
The record notes the death of Mr. Du Broy born October 19 1852 in Baie Jowfield Ontario Canada. He moved to Elrria and ran a harness shop on West Broad Street later working for the Troxe Manufacturing Co. He was at St Mary's on November 4 1874 and events mention a Saturday burial or gathering at Victoria Avenue Lakewood.
A social gathering hosted by Mrs Mia Jackson drew members of Air Sirs Cage regatdal to her Colmintus residence. Guests enjoyed music and conversation as the afternoon extended into the evening.
A court note records a suit involving The Columbus Insurance Company and a party named Daz. The case centers on a dispute over coverage and liability at the local courthouse proceedings.
A fragmented excerpt shows discussion of a Townsend fund drive with phrases urging action and delay avoidance. The garbled text hints at a large contribution amount and campaign momentum, but details remain unclear due to OCR corruption. The reference appears to involve club membership or fundraising activity.
The commission envisions Cas cade Park in first class condition for the expected summer season. Recreation seekers are to be paged throughout the summer, with anticipation of a lot of activity and use at the park during vacations.
In Los Angeles on March 21 Rudy Vallee and his former partner Fay Welch, once described as his dream girl, reached an uncontested divorce after three years of litigation. Vallee did not attend court, filing only an outline denial to Welch cruelty charges.
An unclear report describes Carlisle School’s enjoyable program in Sechelt. The text mentions students and parents, a teacher, and a planned activity, but the details are fragmented and hard to interpret.
Holy Name Society plans a Thursday eve dance in Anne Township. An array of names appears in the report, including local organizers and attendees, with scattered details about payments and duties. The fragmentary note lists individuals and associations connected to the event in a busy community notice style.
Ohio records show spending by various candidates in recent presidential primary campaigns. The Boral for Presid Akron reported 870 dollars, with others including Hy Pore Sete To qan aibi and Byron Bo Har an listed among notable contributors and expenditures across districts such as Fourth District and Piqua.
Fragmented report asserts Governor Lehman not running. The text mentions his allies and friends, noting advance approval from associates and a commitment to the New Deal. No clear date or place accompanies the claim.
A terse entry from Dansville notes 50 cats of interest under the RAD listing. X.Y es and At one Jeftiver appear as scattered fragments, with no clear context or actions given.
Prices and items listed for produce and baskets with references to quantities and sacks. Mention of white LT Bree and other unclear product names suggests a fragmented market listing from Cleveland with assorted baskets and baschets.
A fragment notes Mrs We claims weight loss of about a thousandth of a pound and relief from fat and clearer skin. She reports feeling better overall despite scrambled phrasing and unclear measurements.
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