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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1942
Page
7
A fragmented lost and found notice mentions a purse keepsake and money besides unclear names and addresses. The readable parts reference an event or person called Fuster and a mix of scattered numbers, streets, and potential rewards, but the details remain unreadable.
Fragmented OCR text shows multiple business names and services including auto repair, tires, housekeeping, and a paper supply. Several lines mention locations and street names, but most details are garbled, yielding a mosaic of ads and notices with no clear event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR passage mentions Torain et al and locations such as Avenue Saint. Reads as scattered legal/public notice fragments with names, places, and dates but details are obscured and uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR details reference community members such as Jarence Newmaeyer and Gerry Vokes along with places like Columbia and West River, hinting at local events or claims. Names appear inconsistently, with scattered references to positions and actions, but the exact event remains unclear in the damaged text.
A readible snippet recalls community events and names residents such as Mrs. Gordo W. Harlin, Mr. and Mrs. Julian W. Perkins, Miss Gladys Cole and Robert Rundle among others. It notes Army service mentions, local club meetings, visits, and gatherings at homes around Berea and nearby streets with varied references to schools and civic groups.
Belden honored Anna Clerk in a Texely mille ceremony honoring her years of service. The event featured local officials and community members recognizing her contributions in Malas.
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