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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1947
Page
5
The ailing fragment notes a wedding between Garesrick of Galton and Cowley kin, with Bodinest meeting and club leadership discussed. A church service and musical program are described, mentioning Bride and involvement of family members in supporting roles.
A fragmentary report notes a South Amherst event where education leaders discuss a German state program. It mentions Cowley, Wade Parks, Dyke College, and a plan to study with a two year expectation for a superintendent to present diplomas. The piece is unclear but references a civilian military context and a headquarters move.
North Ridgeville notes describe Ridgeville-Ridge: Willé Grange meeting Tuesday evening with Master Janta Sayera presiding. Roll call had Leah Blied substitute for chaplain. Ralph Steinmetz led the third and fourth degree team. Readings by Mrs Delwiler and a discussion of candidates listed, plus a hospital note about Anna Neidl ing. Refreshments served to 118 members and guests. Next meeting May 27 features a cookie contest. References to Fort Necessity and George Washington from 1764 appear as a historical aside.
A Cleveland program highlighted a Midwestern science exhibit with live demonstrations and a gravity of expert speakers. Dr. John Doe of Columbia University presented atomic theory with a winch-toposcope while a scientist discussed bombardment and detection devices. Local residents and visitors attended Sunday dinner events and family gatherings, including Mrs. Asa Fatt and Mrs. Walter Heidt, with numerous local names listed among attendees.
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