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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1922
Page
6
Fragmentary text referencing villagers, a farm, and objects tied to a mysterious incident. Details are garbled, with mentions of names, dates, and outcomes unclear. no coherent facts or parties can be reliably identified from the OCR snippet.
Dr H C of Lakewood to lecture on Blood and Coat banquet details for Loram County Society. Meeting includes report by Doctors Mcintosh Adair and Reach on the State Health Directors session in Columbus at the vocational church on September 6.
Memphis dispatch reports police, dogs and ferr s assisting in a district rat hunt near the loop in Lodi to wipe out a rat problem. Several rodents have been killed in the operation as authorities publicize the effort.
Avon visitor Leila Stammer stays with Davidson parents. Oberlin shoppers include Lea and Hynes. Dr. Miller attends Haigh. Camden, Elyria and Cleveland trips noted. Beulah Beach week with Rev and Mrs Meek. Grandparents Gelet visit Pitts family in Pittsfield. Beams Corner collision injures two new cars. Perkins garage handles them. Union church hosts farewell for Rev Kean. Perry Twining to fill pulpit next week. Union Aid Society meets. Mrs Fox speaks after Sunday school. Hach visit from Cleveland ends Labor Day. Grange hosts fire dream social at La Dow home. Horse loses life to lightning. Wanda LaDow starts teaching. Cleveland visitors return with Hynes.
Mrs Charles J Weeks and Jam y Nave return to Qhericn after summer with Mr and Mrs F E Weeks. W T Bual picnic on Thursday with a fine dinner on the lawn. Several visits to Elyria Canton Wakeman and Cleveland. A number of residents attend Elyria Fair and many travel to Oberlin and Dayton. Eleven machines damaged in local accidents. one death reported near Wakeman. Community news notes visits, school plans, and family gatherings through Labor Day weekend.
Ridgeville IL residents share news of visitors from Cheapeake Heights and Elyria, outings at Leist Park, and family gatherings. Local parochial and public school activities are noted, with Knights of St John planning an event on September 10 and a birthday dinner honoring a 92nd year observer.
A Boston based Comfort Powder Company promotion touts Mothers for Baby’s Sake as a six ingredient antiseptic healing powder for chafing rashes sunburn and irritation after shaving. Free trial box offered with a 4 cent stamp. tin box 80 cents. glass jar price not fully shown.
The Grand’s version of The Gilded Cage features Gloria Swanson as a little French cabaret dancer who rises to fame. Sam Wood produced the film with David Powell as her leading man. The release is a notable turn for the studio and the audience can expect a lively presentation. A separate Rialto show, Peg o’ My Heart by Cutter Stock Co., is billed as a top major drama.
The removal of the extensive lighting system in front of the library building on Broad Street detracts from its appearance. Previously there were numerous Nehts adorning the structure, which was once connected to the Ohio Public Service Co.
A brief item notes that over the past week light fixtures have been removed and the company has moved into a new Ely, Nebraska location. The report dated September 6 from Kearney, Nebraska, mentions the transition and site changes near the old loco building.
An unidentified youth was killed today while robbing an Arab store after being caught in the act by Frank Milburn city marshal. A second bandit escaped with a companion.
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