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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1926
Page
11
Dublin reports rising costs of courtship as young women demand constant attention. Men complain flappers and elder sisters seek expensive outings with theatre seats candy taxis and frequent dances, while old courting rituals fade away.
Over forty attend the La Grange social at Mrs George Nichols home with a cafeteria dinner. The treasurer reports finances, Mrs Florence Chif is reelected secretary, and guests from Elyria and Penfield attend. Typhoid victim Miss Sade McCoy is ill at home in Cleveland. Local notes include theater visits, college departures, and upcoming Grange meeting details.
Roberta and Piggy press a hidden plan to pass coded notes to a guarded ally, hoping to trigger a nighttime signal. They craft torn brown paper messages using algebraic symbols and dictionary signs, then plot car licensing and local monitoring as they await a break in the defiant scheme amid small town scrutiny.
Mrs Wilma Keller hosts sister in law Mise Keller from Indiana and Miss Iva Denny nurses in Wallington. La Grange attendees viewed Ben Hur at Ohio theater in Cleveland this week. Alden Hopkins Carl Sage and Adrian Buswell took a pleasant trip to Toronto recently. Mr and Mrs AFC Forbush hosted dinner for daughter Wainfred on her wedding to Mr Schwab of Siria. Prof Leon Pran of Philadelphia visits brother H J Hyan and family. Miss Norma Willer of Cleveland spent weekend with sister Mrs FL Walcott. Mr and Mrs Vernon Hiar of Middleville Mich visit brother Charles Rawson and wife. George Mehner of Cleveland guests of Mrs Helen Hebner. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Law hosted dinner for his mother Mrs George Law's birthday. Northeast Ohio Conference to meet in Elyria this week. opening session Tuesday afternoon. No preaching services at the Methodist church next Sunday. School will be held as usual. Mr and Mrs Paul Sare and Mr and Mrs Vernon Minor saw sightseers in Cleveland Saturday. Two ante s, one from Cleveland and one from Por field, rolled Saturday afternoon past Kellibone on South Main. Autos damaged. no injuries reported. Mr and Mrs Harvey Johnson visiting relatives from Cleveland. A H Hopkins drives the school bus from Vermont. Mrs John Rachmond of Ely visited Mrs Saint Miller. Leslie Fo Gatt was a Cleveland visitor Saturday.
Mrs John Reed returned from a tan journey in Vincent on September 21, resuming her duties at home and reporting good health.
Running Across Word 1 In the picture Word 4 A country famous for its rugs Word 6 What the missing word in this saying One touch of makes the whole world kin Running Down Word 1 An oriental country Word 2 A vehicle moved on wires Word 8 A contract by which land is conveyed for a term of 4 years Word and A French coin Yesterday’s puzzle answered
An unclear report describes short skirts aiding a man during a night event, with scattered phrases about a vague situation and possible assistance details. The text includes who, where, and when only in rough terms, leaving key facts uncertain.
The text describes mounted police mounts bought back from pasture and refitted, then mentions brine immersion and quick freezing for flavor preservation. It also notes Medina having the highest percentage of men at the World War.
The proposed Detroit project would rise eighty-one stories and claim the title of the world’s tallest building under construction in Michigan. Estimates show 1,504,300 Smiths and 1,024,200 Johnsons in the United States.
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