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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1921
Page
9
A garbled report mentions a boy in distress and a Cossack image amid references to milk, food, and child comfort. It notes public school textbooks and education themes, with a Director named Rie (Rie get) and state approval phrases, suggesting debates over schooling content and advertising.
Secretary of State Smith asked the state auto department to prepare 108 000 tree plates and to ship 00 000 passenger tags by December. State Auto Registrar Snow explained Hopler law requires next year license tag applications to be in duplicate with year of manufacture and owner details. One blank goes to the county auditor to verify tax status.
The Crossing area reports visits from Mr and Mrs O H Dirlem at a Paul Clifford sale in Wellington. Schurdell family spent a weekend at New Pittsburg and Polk, with a two week trip planned. Hugo Bliss’s wife mourns as friends extend sympathy. Ellsworth and Lillian Laborie visited their sister Mrs Dave Detrick with Labor Day gatherings nearby.
Rex Nichelz of Batavia a former lieutenant governor and ex-chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court will discuss The Great North American Territory during a regional event. The talk follows the anniversary celebration of a founding era, with several local residents noted in attendance.
Brief society notes list Mrs. H M Myers three days with daughter Mrs Leona Edwards, and visits by Mr and Mrs Charles Phelps of Wellington, Mr and Mrs Frank Jeffrey, and the Brows family from Pittsfield along with Mrs Alma Crandall of Cambridge Springs and Mr and Mrs Lewis Searle sharing calls.
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