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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1921

Page

5

Medical education meeting in Elyria on Tuesday

A Tuesday session in Elyria gathers physicians and Lorain officials at the directors' room of the bank to hear Dr R K Up to discuss medical education and diagnostic advances. The event features demonstrations of technique, case discussions, and emphasis on thorough exams for accurate diagnosis.

Fe Elyria Teesday Tiene! Bank Fxie State Medical Elyria Lorain R. K. Up Cleveland Fac- Yestern Reserve Universitf Ohio Ieal Association Ict

Local social news and church will events in Grange NGE

Community notes from Grange NGE describe visits by Fern Gott and family friends. a church social at the Gott home raising funds for the church. a baseball tournament with TaGrange leading and Wellington placing. various gatherings, dances, and club meetings. and a note on a physician advising Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy for women's health issues.

Local notices and community updates from Kipton area

Birth announced of Kipton Kipton born to Mr and Mrs Kari Morgan on a Friday. W C T U ladies hosted by Mrs G Hagerman. church bake sale planned Saturday. Detroit truck crash near Norman Lee's house. driver slept and tractor aid used. Various moves and visits noted. no preaching at Union church next Sunday due to conference. Syria travels mentioned. Wheeling case of Heston appeals cited with mother seeking leniency.

G. BR. Hagerman Detroit Norman Lee Harry Perkins Wakeman Iva Austin Tuion Ladies’ Aid Society Duane Bates Walter Hutton Sandusky Union Church Kean Henry Bursaley George Miller Place Carrie Bates Lyndon Smith Washington, D. C J. E. Davidson Cleveland Alta Baker Visted Elyria Helen Koelliker Canada Myrtle Hurd Syria Springfield C. G. Whitner Fred Smith la Grenge Jacobs Dena Latteman Jacob Smith

Cave Entrance Marks Subterranean Fairyland In Shenandoah Valley

Foet ales from New Market Virginia describe a simple stone cabin at Shenandoah Valley's Endless Caverns. More than thirty rooms and corridors opened for visitors with concealed electric lighting. The cave features stalactites and columnar formations glowing with sunset hues, creating a dreamlike underground world.

Shenandoah Valley Foet Ales New Market Virginia Shesardoah Skyland Tee

Brownhelm Station Ladies Aid to Meet at Town Hall

The Ladies Aid society of the Re formed church will meet Thursday afternoon at the town hall. After the business hour the group will spend time in needlework and refreshments will be served. Mrs. B. Heller of Vermilion visited here last week. Mr. and Mrs. I. Kueck and Mr. and Mrs. Freach of Eloria were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bachman.

Prosser Ailey Eaver Wellington Aether Adalaine Rday Ening Mdrus Tsinsbure C. EL Younz F. L. Wolcott Rowan Fareard Hacker Clevelord Dorr Billings Elyria Cole Columbia Maurice Barr Mt. Vernon Newark George P. Jackson Alonzo Jackson Bird Wilcox Winifred Ned L. Gott TaGreance Sullivan Elyrianird Baptist Guild Miles Spicer Leonard Forbush Tri-U Cora Donahue Leciles France Minnie Clapp Oct. Ltd Tra. Swarts Magsilion R. C. Miller Childra Corneliusler Illytia Harry Underhill Erverta Royal Underhill A. Underhill Clifornia James Xander Berea Jeland Heath A. A. Wilcox John Myre Avery Wilcox Charles Pomeroy The Baptist Church Afiana Ralph Hacker LaGrance Memorial Hospital Harley Wheeler G. W. Robbins Willis Gardner Elvvia Webb North Amherst Charles Adams Smith Air Wilson Clyde Hawley Lorain Afr Ned Gatt Melia Adams Erwin Adams

Political turmoil and crime reports across Ohio towns

In Columbus a dramatic highway robbery sting unfolds as a girl signals for a ride triggering a trap with a hidden confederate vehicle. In Bucyrus Albert Reynolds pleads guilty to box car theft and burial shrouds are among the loot. In Defiance shell fishing and a 41 grain pearl sold for 200 dollars are noted as shell hunters search Maumee. A Burnett debate with Ku Klux Klan leaders is set for October 7 in Columbus. Reverend W G Cram resigns in Bucyrus to join family needs in Shelby.

Bucyrus Albert Reynolds Coast Artillery Panama Pennsylvania Ottamd Defiance Maumee River Adam Rose State Dam Columbus Walter E. Burnett Broad Street M. E Knights Burnett

Envelope confusion leaves two blank slips discovered

A report describes a sequence where a stranger counted 19 of the $1 bills then returned, claiming two ten dollar bills were missing. Later, Givens clarified the envelope actually contained only two blank slips of paper.

Ag Enverege Givens

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