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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1928
Page
14
Tony Hull faces exhaustion after finishing the last scene with Jane Dare as Elaine. Ben Hardy urges a town supper while Jane consoles him, and Jane hints Tony may be married. Ben confesses love for Jane, while Jane contemplates options as the Westchester landscape closes the scene.
Belden community circle gathers at Mrs Etta Kline for quilts and other work on Nov 8. Grafton Grange elected officers for the coming year at the Nov 1 meeting including Master Charles Box and secretary Mildred Whitbeck. other posts filled by Mrs Elna Sheldon Mrs Alice Myers and others. Erastus Loomis sold his River road farm to Mr Walksden of Butternut Ridge planning move soon. Mrs Flora Foster and Mrs Florence Cu of LaGrange visited last week.
Mr and Mrs Carl Cragin and Mr and Mrs W E Baker attended Mrs Alfred Squires funeral in Elyria Monday afternoon. Mrs Leon Lehman Mrs Earl Durkee and Mrs Frank Cragin spent Wednesday in Cleveland. Mrs W X Hitchcock Mr and Mrs JW Sheidey and Joby Avon spent Wednesday evening in Elyria. Mrs Hitchcock and Mrs Sheldon attended an address by Mrs Percy Pennybacher at the first Congregational church. Mr Sheldon and Mr Avon enjoyed Halloween. Mrs A A Dunnell of Eaton spent Wednesday with W E Baker. In the afternoon Mr Baker and Mrs Durrell visited their brother Thomas Baker in LaGrange. Mrs Frank Cragin attended a Halloween party of Eastern Stars at Mrs Carl Kohler’s home in Elyria Monday evening.
The South Ridge community notes a church ladies group meeting at the Parsonage to plan a chicken supper for Wednesday November 21 at the church. Local attendance includes Mrs Walter Grobe and Mrs George Raittle with reports of other church and family visits and a sheep loss when dogs injured and killed several sheep on Chas Dehn’s flock.
In Birmingham County Line on Nov 3 the Halloween supper at the Birmingham M E church drew good attendance. Mrs. D A Honchette and family visited Mr and Mrs J D Parker Tuesday evening. Mrs Albert Schneider of South Amherst visited her parents Mr and Mrs A B Wood. W A Mouler shows slow improvement and J J Stoller has been ill at home recently.
Cuyahoga County Ohio was certified on October 1 as a modified accredited area free of bovine tuberculosis. Initial tests showed about 25 percent reactors across 9,700 cattle in over 2,350 herds. Subsequent tests reduced infection to under 1 percent with only a few herds ever testing positive, demonstrating tuberculin testing effectiveness.
A colorful band of fifty North American Indians from twenty four tribes across twenty one states constitutes the Haskell football squad. Redskin braves from across the country carry the colors of the largest government Indian school in the United States this season against both paleface foes and their fallow Tedmen. States represented include Oklahoma and South Dakota among others.
A New York specialist promotes Nurito as a cure for sciatica neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. He says it relieves his own mother at age nine and has brought joy to many despairing patients after only a few doses.
Idaho, Nebraska, South Carolina, New York, Arizona, Nevada, Montana, Oregon, California, Dakota, Wisconsin, Washington, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Minnesota, Mississippi. Tribes listed as braves include Cherokee, Creek, Oneida, Pawnee, Winnebago, Choctaw, Sioux, Cheyenne, Yuma, Otoe, Delaware, Kiowa, Shoshone, Ottawa, Sac and Fox, Havasupla, Euchee, and others in the fragment.
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