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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1926
Page
3
A collection of church notices details service times and pastors for First Congregational, First Church of Christ Scientist, St Pauls Evangelical, Pilgrim Community, United Presbyterian, First Episcopal, Second M E Church, Mt Zion Baptist, LaPorte M B Church, Saint Johns Lutheran and related events.
A consolidated church listings page for Ridgeville and North Ridgeville includes service times for UOL Gospel Mission Bethany Baptist Second Congregational St Andrews Episcopal Church of Christ Salvation Army Grace Lutheran First Baptist Shiloh Baptist and St Peters Catholic. Local notes mention a variety of activities and upcoming elections with mass schedule details and parish announcements.
C F Maxwell, Defiance county's blind clerk of courts, who lost by two votes to David C. Garman in the Democratic renomination, filed a petition in common pleas court seeking a recount of the August primary vote in BEFIANCH.
A wiener roast was held at the county line M. F. church Tuesday evening with church and social gathering. Mr and Mrs FloL Deibel and family and Mrs Brubaker of Cleveland joined Sunday dinner hosts Mr and Mrs J J Ladrach along with Mrs Anna Buchs and family and Mr and Mrs Walter Ladrach of Florence. The Ladies Aid society of the Birmingham MEF church reported six dollars from their ice cream and candy sales.
Thieves got away with more than 860,000 dollars worth of jewelry from a jeweler’s window in the Hotel Europe in Warsaw, despite twenty detectives and policemen nearby. The daylight theft occurred while three house detectives, two outside, and all police were on duty in front of the hotel housing diplomats and officials.
The article notes 7,500 felons imprisoned in New York State, the largest number in its history. It also mentions a robbery where assailants fled with three bags of loot after locking shop clerks inside and guarding by a score of soldiers.
A brief note states phosphorus releases heat that maintains body temperature. The text mentions a chemical context and a basic heat emission idea. No specific persons or organizations are identified in the readable portion.
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