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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1921
Page
2
A partial OCR fragment from a local page shows unreadable text with scattered letters and missing names. The readable bits do not reveal a clear event, person, or organization to summarize.
Sheriff Backus and Attorney Conway announce a partition suit filed October 10 by George Harvolk and Rose Harvolk against Hepsibah Curry Levi Curry Cora Curry and Adelbert Curry and unknown heirs and creditors seeking division of 25 acres from Lot 23 Pittsfield Township Lorain County Ohio. Plaintiffs claim adverse possession for over 21 years and ask for partition or equitable relief with answer due by December 8 1921.
A Sunday visit by A L Mills and Wickert of North Ridgeville led to a return to school for Helen Long. Miss Geneva Edmonds and Treva Swindaman spent a weekend in Cleveland. The Parent-Teachers’ meeting at the Oberlin school drew good attendance with plans for a social to raise funds for new lights.
Patient James H. Al suffered for years from rheumatic swelling and unable to work. After years of study he develops a remedy claiming to remove impurities from the system and relieve joints, offering it freely to others.
Sunday at Dover featured the Community dinner on section day with Mrs Ives hosting on November 17. E Mennell visited his brother Perry Mennell at Memeri 4 hospital last week. Mr Ives entertained his kin for the past week. Charles Schwars gave an interesting talk at the church surface Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sims of Ebris moved into the Adams house. Mabel Wise visited friends in Cleveland. Ruth Rogers spent Sunday at Lakewood.
Miss Fior ence Barge of Greenwich visited Brighton relatives from Friday to Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller of Flyria called Saturday. The W C T U will meet Wednesday at Mrs. Charles Peck's, with a county convention report. The first Brighton lecture will be Tuesday November 8 by the Allpress All Star company.
Oberlin will observe Armistice Day on November 11 with a memorial program in Finney Memorial Chapel at 10 o'clock. Dr H F Brown of Waterbury Conn will direct services, and Dr Dan F Bradley of Cleveland will deliver the main address. Classes will be suspended and no campus events will be held. A note on Apostle spoons mentions historical gilt items once given to a child at a christening.
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