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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1921
Page
7
Readable fragments describe automotive parts and accessories listings with unclear vendors and partial item names. The text references items like cords and general auto parts but lacks complete details or identifiable entities.
A chaotic public notice outlines a sheriff sale in Lorain County Ohio tied to a court case against Henry Tanmer and others. It lists property described as part of division six block 52 in the city of Elyria, with sale set for December 17, 1921 at the courthouse.
Murray Ridge school held a bazaar and social last Friday with entertainment including a prayer by Rev. F Handke of South Ridge church, songs, a speech on Armistice Day, and recitations titled November lita.
A school event featured student recitations and tableaux including selections by Henry Haag Edward Haag and Wanda Decker. The program also offered fancy work and a luncheon with pie and cider. Proceeds totaled 35 dollars and 20 cents for library books.
Nov 15 reports show Byron Tompkins hosting niece Miss Annie Sinclair of Wheeling and George Hor with Claude. Families Cousins and Cornish visit. LaPorte bridge torn out causing Elyria detour. Ladies Aid treasurer elected after Bassett resigns. PTA officers re-elected. Thanksgiving supper planned. Mrs Hathaway ill with muscular rheumatism.
Community notes list Wake man eviction returns with clerks and trustees named. Local items cover travel for work crews, illness prompting a Toledo trip, dairy shipments hampered by a strike, winter travel plans, a fall injury during roofing, a 42nd wedding anniversary celebration with family attendance, and a prize at a picture show involving Maud Humphrey.
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