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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1942
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment references Tees War Fortock Bullets and a Graton Road item, implying a local sports or event note. Readable entities include Tees War, Fortock Bullets, and Graton Road, with no clear dates or outcomes due to text damage.
A garbled OCR list shows Stang Motors and related car dealers offering sedans and coupes from Chevrolet, Plymouth, and Studebaker. It mentions various models, price notes, and a scattered catalog of vehicles including sedan options and potential promotions.
A fragmented report lists numerous real estate transfers and property deeds across West Street and nearby areas. Entries mention transfers among individuals and entities including Rachel Fay Linney, Erwin Lal, Joe Vega, and several others, with properties on West Street, Spruce, and Park, plus townships and executors noted in a late 19th or early 20th century ledger style.
Readable fragments describe a local church or community gathering near Vanane ALA ti Sani vab J Shnipten. Mentions include a workshop, office discussions, and possibly a person named Frankie Bese. Details are sparse and names unclear.
The meeting included officers and members from the Gratioy Girl Scouts Troop with leader Mrs Howard Beh wl. Discussions covered civil defense, troop transfers, and upcoming events. A social hour followed with refreshments served by hostesses. later meetings highlighted the Gration Tugh School programs and local home crafts.
Fragmented OCR locals recount a garden club meeting, charity events, and civic notices in North Ridgeville style. Names like Mrs F Wrondwendy and Mrs Van Warner appear with programs on disease awareness and Civilian Defense.
The method describes cooking cornmeal mush with cheese by slitting thickened mash, steaming over hot water, then frying in cubes until crisp. Serve with cheese and a tangy sauce, adding salt and heat to taste for a creamy, savory dish.
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