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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1926
Page
5
Fragmentary text from a Tauney deht ti y todas page data fragments include misread names, dates, ages, places, and scores. Readable items mention action around Monday and Thursday events, field activities, and possible team mentions.
Southern California athletics plans to assemble an all native distance runners squad from the Sherman Indian Institute and nearby pueblos for a 72 minute marathon linked to Notre Dame and USC events in Los Angeles. A. B. Jamieson, the Sherman Institute director, leads the program to develop durable Indian runners for Olympic trials, with funding, diet, and training regimes emphasized.
An early Meade County report notes a wheat crop year with high yields despite weather challenges. The chaotic OCR fragment hints at a hill climbing event for motorcycles and mentions Kansas, Meade County, and local excitement over the competition and crop resilience.
In Chicago, September, a heavy welterweight known as Young Fisher from Syracuse was barred from boxing after an unsatisfactory bout with Malone of St Paul. The state boxing commission issued the ban following an investigation into Monday night’s finish. Malone was fined and suspended for abusive language after the bell.
Kenyon All Stars won a brisk morning matchup against the Princeton Tigers at Mckibley School rounds. The Ramble Was uty revealed the fast pace and elite play as Kenyon seeks more teams to Ranger Alma J wold for potential players and support from families.
Missed services at the M M B church as Rev William Smith plans next Sunday sermon "If Were a Boy Again" at 11. A parade of visitors includes Mrs George Edison and daughter from Wateren, Aly Hall, Mr and Mrs Harold Weston with Earnest, and many others visiting relatives in Cleveland, Detroit, and nearby towns.
Lorain County Vale hosts the Excel Circus a traveling troupe of expert animal trainers performing with 120 animals. The act includes a trained lion Duke and a world unique sheep and goat sequence. The show travels in a score of large trucks entertaining locals on Saturday and Sunday.
Amherst area reports the wedding of Olive Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Christ Walker to Conrad Mulder son of Mr and Mrs L Mulder at St Peters Evangelical Church Amherst. The double ring ceremony accompanied by Lohengrin Wedding March and a piano rendition by Mrs James Bruce. The couple will reside with the bride's parents after a motor trip to Detroit Niagara Falls and Canada.
A quiet Green Springs wedding joined Raymond Sprague of Amherst and Miss Norman Rotella Hendrickson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Hendrickson. Officiating was Whey J. Thompson. The bride wore pink cream georgette with ribbon and carried yellow and pink roses. After the ceremony the couple left for a motor trip. a wedding breakfast followed at the Rosenkranz home. The Spragues plan to reside above the Rosenkranz home after a trip to Colt for the fair.
Oberlin Savings Bank official W Smith and Mrs Bassett join Mrs Smith and others for a Bankers special train to Cleveland for the American Bankers Association convention in Los Angeles. About 130 travelers will tour via northern route to Grand Canyon and national parks before proceeding to Los Angeles.
Miss Goniserey of 200 West College street married Joseph Miletfer of Cleveland Tuesday morning at 9 40 in Sacred Heart Catholic church in Oberlin Wigs Tislen Prey sister of the bride served as bridesmaid John Writz of Cleveland was best man The ceremony was conducted by Rev John J Frey of Elyria brother of the bride About 25 guests attended The newlyweds will reside in Cleveland and make their home there
A fragmented report describes a monk honored in Ram amid solemn rites. Citizens recall his influence and the temple’s daily gates open in reverence as sunrise marks prayers. The crowd’s response and the monk’s enduring legacy are noted in scattered lines.
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