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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1934
Page
2
A rental notice describes a six room uptown apartment with heat and water included. The text mentions nearby streets and the phrase belt brown something unclear, with limited legible details about bathrooms and fixtures.
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick announces sale of parcels in Elyria Lorain County Ohio under a through deed of John Johnson estate. Two parcels described as northerly 49 feet of Lot 44 Foster Nelson subdivision and a 40 foot strip from Sugar Ridge land, appraised at 7500.08 dollars, located at 343 Winckles Street Elyria. Sale date November six with cash terms and minimum bid two thirds of appraised value.
A remarkable inscription from Herod’s Temple in Jerusalem is shown in the Constantinople Museum, specifying the boundary beyond which Gentiles were forbidden to pass. The artifact underscores ancient religious restrictions and sheds light on sectarian delineations in the era.
Amherst Ohio announces annual official board meeting at the parsonage with officer elections. Rev William Shaw missionary in Korea attends a joint Amherst Axtel and South Amherst Methodist service, plus a Halloween party and various church activities.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a community event at Cleves Taid Fedribsay with Silvie Meese Joli Nugent, Josephin Citeabarich, Hanelatl, and Ryan Hollate. Mentions a Tow Pe test evening and a peanut tasting at Mba CT Te Deyerod with unclear affiliations and dates.
The week included trips to Chicago for the Century of Progress by Mr. and Mrs. Nova Nova and guests. Convalescent Glornie Stent at home south of town. Many locals entertained visitors from Cleveland, Sulphur Springs, Tiro and nearby towns. Community clubs held meetings in Orrville and Nova Town Hall with talks on relief and social gatherings. The Crete land names Candia Canea and Rerimoa appear in a closing note.
A compact puzzle list with clues across and down covering literature geography and wordplay. It includes numerous cryptic style hints such as 1 French silver coins 2 Rotating 3 Reflux of title and ends with an answer string that appears garbled. The entry is a reader puzzle page segment from a newspaper.
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