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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1921
Page
6
Doris meets a talking prairie dog and a cheerful prairie dog family on the prairie. Daddy Prairie Dog introduces himself and explains their sentinel duty while Squeedee and Doris explore many prairie dog burrows and chatter with the friendly creatures. The scene ends when Doris’s mother calls her home.
The Sunshine Revue and company invade this week with Tom Collins and a sas-well act delivering costumed, clean comedy. An evening of light theatrical entertainment promises popular pricing and a lively change of program for tonight’s crowd.
A portrait of a determined young woman shaping a notable career in golf and French studies. Her tireless drive and steadfast courage mark her path to prominence, described in admiring terms as she progresses toward star status.
A fragmentary scene describes Doris hearing odd laughter and the “elfin friend” emerging from a small tree, prompting a tense yet whimsical moment as she contemplates the strange village events.
The report explains the origins and structure of the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion, noting it is the only officially affiliated organization. It outlines the 1919 Minneapolis convention decision to build from the ground up and lists eligibility for early members who served in World War I and died or were honorably discharged by November 11, 1920.
The Valley City team lost to Berea Sunday by a score of.5 to 2 in a rough game. Hastings of LaGrange pitched for Valley City, with Ryan and Mack of LaGrange also playing. Several resident and visiting locals, including Mrs Lenora Wellman and Prof and Mrs Cairns, were noted at gatherings around town.
Lowell Aircraft Company prepares an aerial acrobatic exhibition at the South Pleasant Street flying field in Oberlin on Tuesday afternoon September 20. The event follows a September 4 display and promises improved stunts with a new Standard plane and plans for two ships if funding allows. George T. Wright will oversee the arrangements and explain the firing course at the Lowell School to interested visitors. The aerodrome will be open to the public with usual comforts and parking, plus access to a Canadian plane undergoing reconstruction.
Oberlin notes say Miss Myra Ormer spent the weekend at Bellevue visiting friends and returned this morning with Miss Minnie Cook of Bellevue who will join at home.
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