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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1923

Page

7

Eight Grade Commencement Date Shifted to May 31

Baton May 24 The eighth grade commencement date has been changed to May 31 due to the Senior class play set for June 1. Mr and Mrs Carl Haven and Artie Arlene of Elyria visited last Saturday with Mr and Mrs A J Carpenter. Bowdecker and Simms of Cleveland were dinner guests of the former’s uncle. Byron Tompkins and family hosted. Mr and Mrs Thomas Rabinson of Cleveland spent Sunday with the latter’s parents, Mr and Mrs de Duthe. Myrtle Sayers of Fairview Village won the guest part of last week of her sister, Mrs Clare Durkee. Jack Bramand of Grafton rescued Little Donald Durkee from drowning last week. The Durkee family express no debt of gratitude they cannot repay. Mr and Mrs Clare Durkee hosted guests to dinner. Sandy Fiink’s sister visited, as did Washes, sons Fod, and Willad of Musgu. Georges Severs and family of North Olmsted joined the Durkee visit along with Martha Savers of Farrow View. Homer Savers of Gist were at the Durkee home afterng at Mr and Mrs Charles Moron and family of Burton Oho were visiting.

Elyria Carl Haven Artie Arlene Alyria A J Carpenter Jack Bramand Grafton Donald , Durkee Clare Durkee Sandy Fiink Sis Washes Fod Willad Mus Gu Mtoorardt Georges Severs Moss Asta Dutael Savers North Olmsted Charles Mor Aid Family of Burton Oho

Poverty Stricken Princess Enters Movies To Keep Wolf Away

A distressed Viennese socialite, Princess Raig wl Pauly once Dorothy Deacon of Boston, turns to cinema during hardship to ward off poverty and support her family. The article notes lingering mentions of former wealth and wartime losses, with local society figures present during her visitations and social duties.

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Fragmented OCR leads to unclear East Amherst sports notes

The readable text outlines mixed references to teams players and days but overall content is garbled. Names such as Rogers Amen Lued Dani and Becher appear amid broken phrases. Calendar anchors like Monday Sunday Friday are present but details are incoherent.

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