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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
11
A crowded church page lists schedules for Evangelical and Congregational services, Catholic rites, and charity events. It notes Sunday school, morning and evening services, pastor names, and special lectures across St. Peter's, Grace Lutheran, First Baptist, Church of Christ, and Ridgeville congregations with multiple meeting times and locations.
A fragmented narrative recounts conversations with Miss Ticer and Miss Graham, involving Lee Chow and a New York contact. The text describes a journey, a sedan blocked exit, and careful evasion as Lee Chow drives away, with cryptic references to safety, secrecy, and a planned retelling to a New York agent.
Partial OCR shows names and relations from Avon area in October including Mr and Mrs Conrad Jand and Mrs Prank with references to Berlin and a home of Mr and Mrs E. Er. The text is damaged but lists several households and kin.
Saturday activities include Mame Chester hosting Minnesota relatives. Mr and Mrs John Terveen spent Sunday with kin. Mr and Mrs Harry Hubbara and son Glen, plus another Bellevue family, were guests from last Friday.
MeweP and Edward Stagg traveled to Lansing Michigan Friday to visit their Uncle Wm Elson. Mr and Mrs G L Jenkins and Misses Mary and Irene Gough attended a Baptist Church meeting in LaGrange Monday evening. The PTA opened Tuesday at the School Auditorium with Rev Tipton of Nort Olmsted as speaker. Mr and Mrs Guy Cahoon and children visited Vermilion relatives Sunday. The Columbia Quartet of New York City will give a program at the Baptist Church Monday evening.
Local prognosticators in Greenville Ohio forecast a strong early wind after flocks of choking wild geese were seen passing over Greenfield on their way south. The report notes a chance of sharp weather changes as autumn advances.
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