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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
2
In Gton Nevada three men identified as Walter Nef Ben and Jenn Walen were reportedly sentenced for alleged delivities. Amnesty officials indicated commutation hinges on their conduct, with conditional release possible if behavior improves.
A jumble of names and events from Wakeman and nearby areas recounts visits by Mrs Jay Rady idan and Mrs Joh Dressler, itineraries in Elyria and Wakeman, a Northeastern teachers’ meeting in Friday and Saturday, baptisms at the Baptist church, and assorted birthday observances. The fragmentary notes mention nearby families, hospitalities, and travel between Columbia Station and Fremont with scattered personal visits and social occasions.
LaGrange school committees report the constitution ready and amended The Progressive and Lon ginal names chosen for societies A program by The Progressive on November 3 invites the public A paper The American Issue delivered to school children as a prohibition message Freshmen and sophomores study Manners and Conduct Students reflect on Brewers Amendment failure Misgivings about football injuries circulate Holiday observed for teachers convention at Cleveland Many classroom activities include Halloween decor and a masquerade party planned by De Forest Sanders household Wayne Wheeler hosts the event The senior French class reads La Belle France Manual training class builds Auto-creepers Wagon Jacks and floor boxes New students join the freshman class
The Belden community circle met at Mrs. Geo Kline's home today with Mrs Stevens of Elyria as speaker. The Parent Teachers Association gathers Friday at Frank Shriver's. Rev Gibson spoke on The Game of Life and How to Play It Sunday evening. Revival meetings start Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Gipson plan to move to Cleveland. Ford Passmore moved into Mrs Greanbrier's home. Mrs Rice and Miss Bengon shopped in Elyria Tuesday.
Ashtabula November 2 Mr and Mrs L C Creesey parents of county treasurer B L Creesey were burned to death when their home at West Andover was destroyed by fire early today.
Everett resident Mrs. J. M. Lipbert credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with easing years of back and leg pain and fatigue. She says the remedy helps with female troubles and restores ability to work and enjoy daily activities.
A tele chronometer measures emouat time two people spend on a telephone with readings only at the caller’s device. In Denver, typhoid fever fears rise as flies spread germs via milk. an ad promotes Royal Guaranteed Fly Destroyer at 3.0¢ per sprayer, sold by H. A. Crandall, Druggist.
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