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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
7
Forty seven Vermilion rural residents of School District No. 7 filed suit in common pleas court seeking to restrain the $200 000 Vermilion school bond issue assessment, claiming transfer by Erie county school board against their will. Probate Judge John Tannery issued a temporary injunction restraining collection in Judge W L Fiesinger’s absence.
Spencer Spencer Nov 5 notices of Nudhearts buying two homes, Cate moving hens, Daisy Wolfe business venture, Moore trip to Cleveland, McCourt homecoming, and a Baptist Sunda School Halloween frolic with masked attendees. Local losses, illnesses, and social visits include Carlton Breyley calf trading injury, Abel Woods illness death notice, and various town visits. Community notes cover excursions, church services, and society events with many names and places in Spencer.
A Spanish chemist offers Onsmo as a new cream to instantly smooth wrinkles crow’s feet and frown lines. Advertised as the sensation of New York used by actresses, the product promises full refunds if customers are not delighted.
Friday November 15 brings a noon chicken dinner by the ladies. Jellies fruit and vegetables will be packed for West Side Community House in Cleveland. Mrs Mary Rice from Cleveland stays with Charles Loud. Mrs Joe injures ankle but moves with crutch. Roy Bachelor and family visit San Woods. Roy Hanks moving. John Nones stays at the schoolhouse to keep furnaces running. Teachers attend a Cleveland meeting. Henry Ellis Edith dine with ER Flo. Jay Manty and Werren visit Bertha in town. Corner meets at Free Day Niga. Seth Nicholas buys a new Ford Coupe. OL Myers family visit New London and Lodi. Geraldine Richards visits Wellington grandparents. McLairn family plans winter stay. MecLairn’s father and mother move.
A stream of visits and activities fills the Birmingham area as residents entertain relatives and friends. Mrs Le Burch and children are noted guests. Mr and Mrs Paul Milkey of Sandusky visited the John Becker family. Mr and Mrs Glenn Seniff of Wakeman spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs P H Allmiller. The report lists numerous trips to Elyria Vermilion and other nearby towns with neighbors seen at homes, shops, and on errands.
and family, returned home to Cleveland. Barbara Milbers of spent the week-end at her home.
Birmingham relatives led by Mr and Mrs Vern Rosa and Florence Rosa joined extended Kin in Oberli for a Sunday at Mr and Mrs Wiliam Rosa. Elyria visitors including Mrs Higgens and daughter Robert attended. Alma Kelley of Henrietta died, funeral held Monday. Glenn Berkmyer improving at home.
A description traces the pneumatic tire from its rough beginnings when a tire was shown to investors by engineers using a wheelbarrow and a garden hoe to demonstrate its ruggedness. The invention later revolutionized transports from prams to motor coaches.
The readable fragments reference medical conditions and treatments but lack coherent structure or clear events. No identifiable people, places, dates, or actions emerge to form a concrete news item.
A meteorite discovered by Eskimos in Greenland is en route to the mineralogic museum in Copenhagen. It weighs seven tons and is valued at $500,000, marking it as the third stone of its kind found.
Local advertisement urges parties to choose Now Is THE Time For Your RECEPTION O for catering and decorating needs. The listing notes address at 5281-213 Second St and highlights party planning options.
Readable text notes trousers in bright red worn by students at an English college. The fragment references uniforms or fashion but lacks clear event or person details.
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