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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1925
Page
10
Notice calls members and the public to a Congregational Church gathering Tuesday at seven o clock. Participants from soldiers and Sons of Ter en join the event at the W.F.L C. venue in Ashland.
The Wellington board selects the scholarship winner for the Penfield area. Ben Meneis is named as a standout candidate with strong scholastic and extracurricular credentials. The event, tied to the Alumnni Association and the superintendent, is set for September 28 after scheduling changes.
Wellington September 22. An important meeting of the Jean Leans will be held in the Legion hall to discuss upcoming events. The American Legion Auxiliary holds its meeting as well. George and baby are the proud parents of a newborn.
Elyria residents Phelps family and Frank Phelps spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wades Jobssley and children of Cuyahoga Falls. L A Johnson hosted soloists at the Met church service. Mrs Robert Hollen and Panvenia plan to return from a Northern trip this week. Aldrew Murray attended the district meeting of the Pollian Life Insurance Association Convention at Sandusky. The Columbian 6 guest and Sires show pageant is set for October 24 and 5 with Americas Legion at Lod as entertainment.
Fragmentary notes describe methods to kill bed bugs in packages and cracks. The text mentions a patent fee per package and references possible pests, with unclear steps and nonsensical phrases.
A garbled passage mentions Amore the Mohammedans of Boroccoi and a cistern for a pan to divorce his wife after years. In Fez the inland capital Aforocca a mosque is described as so guarded by Mohamdans that no Chris has been permitted near it.
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