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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1921
Page
6
The Moose bowling team maintained its reputation as the best and most consistent in the city last evening by breaking three records for the season Teppebrand starred with 260 in the first game and a three game total of 710 plus 1030 for the first game and 1015 for three games showed strong team performance Every man contributed and it was an outstanding exhibition of bowling precision
The Amherst basketball team held its first practice session with national level aims. Substitutes including J Neister and others joined the roster as the team prepares for a class H tournament run.
The All Stars edged the Scouts in a hard fought game with early momentum and late surges. Key players produced decisive plays as both sides traded baskets and miscues in a competitive showdown.
The excerpt reports an athletics event at Sandusky on Sunday with teams and players mentioned in a garbled form. Details are incomplete but indicate a sports contest schedule and participant names.
The Oberlin juniors edged the sophomores in a hard fought contest with late fourth quarter momentum. Key plays and defensive stands defined the result as the junior team secured the win despite several scoring swings.
An Amherst area disturbance drew police attention as witnesses described a fray related to alleged threats and weapon use. Investigators noted multiple injuries and tied the event to a vehicle and residence locations, with ongoing inquiries into motive and participants.
A compact roundup notes competitive moments from various sports: Mlarycaind Agrichmiral ties and opens at Bowie Hidiares, with Waparchists contending. Joe Shaw Peer bias appears in New York Bexena as Pate Hartles faces Fazer in a featured matchup.
Overland dominates the Industrial League action with a strong performance, securing a decisive win. The record shows clear superiority in offense and defense, though details are limited due to fragmented text fragments.
A civil case involving Ludwig Hernan and Adam Zim of Amherst was dismissed. The complaint alleged bodily harm from a vehicle incident during loading, but the suit was dropped.
R E Cuthbertson advances in local government as he is appointed to a higher treasury role. The change shifts duties and signals new oversight within the county administration.
A garbled OCR fragment portrays fragile, wan individuals losing appetite and ambition. The text appears as a jumbled list of names and phrases about nerves, strength, and sustenance, with scattered references to beans, peas, and foods amidst uncertain context.
The Court of Appeals convened with Judges Frost Washman War Pardee presiding over cases including Lukinie v National Creature sv and Walter Davies v Ohio. Most docket items adjourned to December 73 as observers note personnel changes and regional travels. Nearby obituaries mark the loss of a Michigan native with kin in Ridgeville and ongoing community updates mention local residents and a planned visit by S. Hl Wversy.
OCR text shows an incomplete list of team names and individuals, including references to Bo Reds and Miss Vaz Waynes crews, with garbled names and stray phrases. The readable bits suggest a forthcoming roster or meeting notes without clear context or complete identities.
Lorain official James T. Horsley, a justice of the peace, shows signs of converting after years of interest in occult topics. Horsley says a clock tolls every six minutes for an hour, with a reported incident yesterday. The squire denies a mechanical fault in the time recorder.
Elyria residents mourn the death of a man described as brother to Walter Butlee and Charles Schultz. He passed away at his Amherst home after a period of ill health. He is survived by his wife five sons and other relatives.
A messy OCR fragment reports an Elyria man arrest in Lorain on a night in November. It mentions a criminal court, a charge of assault, and a future trial date with unclear names and details. The text is garbled but centers on an arrest and court action.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Allenruh and a phrase about conquering areumatism. The text is incomplete with names and places unreadable, offering no clear event or outcomes to confirm a coherent news item.
Ingersoll, president of the Que Olio Parmer's Milk Producers' Association, spoke before Medina County milk producers at the courthouse. Delegates were chosen to attend the forthcoming national gathering and discuss the organization’s plans.
A fragmented report notes confusion and delays ahead of an upcoming meeting. Status hints at adjustments to expectations as key figures await a formal annual gathering.
Charles Goldblatt is named manager of Salls store succeeding Donnelly Ay. Goldblatt formerly managed ad buying for Cherry Webb Co of Fall River Massachusetts and brings seventeen years in the beer, samples and ready to wear business.
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