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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1946
Page
3
The readable fragments reference a couple named Mr and Mrs and a Wednesday event. Mentions of a road, a home north, and a July date appear partial and unclear. No firm entities or outcomes emerge from the legible text.
Readings were given from the book Dec 2 by Dorothy Draper. Mrs George House, Mr. and Mrs Hamlin of Oberlin spoke on Life in China. The Couples Club met at the homes of Mr and Mrs Ellis Moag with a career supper at 6:30. Speaker Charles Byard of Cleveland, executive director of the World Trade organization, discussed South and Central American life and a 15,000 mile trip.
Carlisle notes describe Ghese One members meeting Thursday at the church dining room with Mrs C G Nichols presiding. Ruth Mebpelly led devotions and discussed the prom ises chapter and prayer closed the service. Upcoming events include a Woman's Society dinner Friday and a September 7 schedule with Circles One to Four.
Frail text fragment notes a boy fainting during a mile run. It mentions factors such as the boy's parents being dead and references a superintendent. Details are unclear and wording is garbled.
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