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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1925
Page
2
The letter from Dicky exposes financial distress and a plan to cut expenses as Adele Garrison navigates a tense family crisis. The confessional tone describes pleas for money, fear of ruin, and implied gambling pressures affecting the household.
The probate office records indicate the will of Mary Zeh of Avon has been filed for probate. Adam Baete is named as administrator of the estate of Saetz, with bond set at £3 00. The will of Christian Drews of Elyria is also filed for probate.
The will of Samuel Lo Inte of Ea is used for probate with Estella G. Taylor named administratrix of Fannie Harris of Sheffield. Basil Ozrama named administrator of Tedor Welsong of Lorain with bond set at 200. The will of Anna Pur, late of unknown, filed for probate.
Local notes report visitors and moves among Avondale residents. Cheerey and sister from Michigan remain at Isaac Chester’s home. Mr and Mrs John Murphy and son Gerard visited Mrr and Mrs Henry Dipples. Will Snyder family returned to Kansas. Mrs J R Wilford and children visited Lorain. G J Cahoon and children visited Ravenna. Irving Robinson of Avon Lake also spent the weekend there.
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Mrs Jim Nagle and Lawrence Erebs were Elyria visitors Saturday. Mike Karp and son Andrew visited Saginaw Michigan recently. Mrs Walter Herert and the Hisses Lina Warden and Mary Gough spent Monday afternoon in Lorain. Mr and Mrs W C Wagner were Cleveland visitors Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Bins of Styria were on town Wednesday. Roy Kulehki and party attended the chicken dinner at the Bupti church Thursday. The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Hammond was held at the Van Ifst church Thursday near 2 30 Rev Mavis conducted the services. Mrs Hammond was the mother of Mrs Loveland of this place. Mrs Nell Blackwell and Lyan Hancock spent in Cleveland. The Baptist church chicken dinner receipts over S Su.
The Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational Church will meet at Mrs. Ella Turz home Thursday afternoon October Members are asked to bring donations for a fish pond project. Mrs. Charles Siders is expected to be convalescent soon.
The column notes store plans and that many celtizess are leaving the community. Mrs Pearl Humphrey convalesces slowly after a serious stress from indigestion and her father Matt Friz shows signs of improvement. Mr and Mrs J H Barth suffer a severe accident near Beld on the way home. their car loses a fender and steering gear, ending in a glassy crash. The Congregational Church fair features life’s wheel and fortune activities. Mr and Mrs Smith celebrate their October 12 wedding anniversary in 1925. Mrs Rogers improves slowly while sister Mrs Moore visits from Manchester Iowa. J I Greenfield and Harvey Jenne visit Medina to see the Iron Horse. J Yeager’s Canton nephew dies at 75 from complications. Milgrad Siders Freventing is honored by the Junior and Senior High, with readings and music. patrons urged to attend.
Mrs Rowe and Mrs Grundy of Cleveland visited at the George Damon home with a younger married group. The Myron Barth home hosted a pleasant evening last Wednesday as Oliver Jenkins Barth and Essiasd were acknowledged for a notable fist. The piece notes hockey as a rising sport with female colleges and schools showing growing interest in the United States.
Despite modest expectations, more than 139 users are recorded in a city in England. The report notes a notable uptake amid doubt and outlines local engagement factors.
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion creosote cough medicine claiming to soothe inflamed membranes stop growth of infection and relieve persistent coughs colds and throat troubles. It asserts safety guarantees money back if no relief and names the Creomulsion Company with address details.
The English poet Alfred Noyes is noted for a quirky lecturing superstition that his wife sit in the front row wearing a bouquet of violets. The ritual underscores his stage presence and personal idiosyncrasy during talks.
Governor Fuller of Massa names Ailey Diary Wi Wines to a position in Edzar town. The appointment reflects regional administrative adjustments and authority exercised by the state executive.
The Bay State designates its first V6.S as probate registrar while naming others to public roles in a revamped administrative slate.
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