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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1928
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR lists names and street directions including Oak Street and individuals Anna Wynn Berchum Mae M. Coon L. Nelaon Tr. with no clear event or action. The readable items suggest a damaged public notice or listing fragment lacking context, dates, or authorities.
Reform ed Church services announced with Rev. Settlage, Metenn bach, and Notzworth sharing duties. The Evangelical church plans Sunday Worship and a Thanksgiving service, with many local families visiting, hosting, and attending church events, socials, and school projects. News covers hospital, home visits, travel, and social gatherings across Elyria area families.
Plan Zep Polar Hop Mrs Leon Currier and children spent Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Coates. Harold Coates and family attended a birthday surprise Tuesday evening for Mr E No Walker of Oberlin. Mrs C O Burrell and children with V D Whitney and daughter Laverne and Vene Rolfe and baby were Sunday dinner guests at Mrs Mary Becker. Adam Angersbach spent Sunday in Cleveland with Fred Baumian. G M Snyder and children were in Elyria Saturday afternoon. Harold Coates was an Oberlin visitor Tuesday. Doris Kelly spent Tuesday with her parents Mr and Mrs L M Kelly.
The State of Kansas case against Mrs. Alarris Wheeler, wife of a prominent Osage member, and her brother Johnnie Williams, alleging a youth hijacked a motor party with her consent, has been set over for trial at the next session.
A letter from Mrs Albert Somuthrott of Lyndonville New York extols Peterson's ointment for old sores eczema and piles. She claims a running ulcer 3 inches by 6 1/2 inches healed after using the salve and urges others to try the product. Ad claims a generous box priced at 35 cents.
In Crowley County district court the Osage robberies sparked headlines as the "Osage Murders" drew rich tribal figures into a near civil conflict. Five Osage women were hijacked on July 12. a ring worth £1200 belonging to Mrs Edna Plamon don was taken. A warrant named Willams as the bandit with his sister aiding the plot. A key witness, Mrs J E OConnor, is due to become a mother, delaying the case. Mrs Wheeler and her brother remain on bond with relatives from the tribe’s wealthy circle. Churchill marks his 54th birthday in London amid budget considerations after Parliament’s opening. thoughts focus on fiscal matters.
Druggists guarantee Nurito for rheumatic pain including arthritis neuritis sciatica and lumbago. Try a package risk free. if it does not prove wonderfully effective take it back for a refund. Nurito priced 79 cents at Muir's Cut Rate 413 Broad St.
The article argues that taxation plans and Churchill's role at the Treasury shape the next election. It notes Winston Churchill must persuade taxpayers his figures are sound while Stanley Baldwin seeks the "flapper vote" for Conservative staying in power. Churchill is described as a bricklayer, financier, and former soldier.
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