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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1930
Page
13
A before and after view shows a drab home transformed with updated roof lines two dormers larger windows and broader shingles. A modern heating plant basement foundation upgrades and updated electricals plus tinted walls and polished woods boost curb appeal and property value.
Spencer Knights of Pythias announces a March class of candidates under Supreme Vice Chancellor Lassie, aiming for up to ten thousand admissions nationwide. Plan includes restoration of inactive members, educational programs, and several open meetings with guest speakers. Committee members named. local lodge activity mirrors national drive amid community notices of illness and local council session notes.
Doctors advise women Mu-col is a safe dependable way. Used for years in hospitals and offices. Mu-col stops germs in delicate organs. Ten-fold strength, ret does not inflate harming suppositories or carbolic acid exclusions do. Prevents trouble disease pain. Makes periods easier and stops odor. Douche with Mutoley time for comfort. Easy directions in pack. A druggist AGy. Spring is here vaccinate young dogs against distemper. Phone 3121 Oberlin 921W Dr Grey Veterinarian 211 Oberlin Road.
The column reports numerous residents ill or recovering from ailments, with pneumonia and nervous collapses noted. It lists visitors and extended stays from Barberton, Wellington, Ashland, Columbus, and Elyria, plus social gatherings. It mentions road petitioning north of town for more stone roads and the death of Burbage with a funeral pending.
Services were conducted in the home on Thursday afternoon with burial at West Isle m cemetery. Mr and Mrs E F Hendee and daughter Lois of Ashlord visited during the week on his mother Mrs Elis Hendee. Mrs Walter Rook attended the Methodist Ladies Aid society at Penfield Hall Thursday afternoon.
Vincent Vincent reports April 1 events with Harvey Stoughton and Ethe Balant in Cleveland for a Flower Show and a Markley P TY meeting. Mr and Mrs Myrop Sarrasc visited Richard o Cuyshosa Fa is, guests of Miss Emma and Pat Krautzer. Pat Krautzer recently ill but improving. Rev. Palmer of Berea dined with Mr and Mrs BD Escherard and discussed local families. Mrs Thomas Stinebring May Baldwin and Claude visited the Reese line. Mrs Dagan and Levain were mentioned. Sunday services at the Methodist church attended by many. Rev. Palmer spoke on Joshua and Matthew. Sunday School moved to the superintendent Victor Miers’s home. M E Church Aid society plans. large attendance noted.
Wedding held April in Middle Ridge to unite Brrd H Richmond son of Mr and Mrs Frank Richmond and Hazel Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs E D Miller at the couple’s new home Rev F E Eastman of Amherst Congregational Church performed the ceremony with attendants Frances Richmond and Hazel Ruch. After a bridal dinner the couple plan to motor east and settle in Middle Ridge. Other items note funeral rites for Ben W of North Ridge at Amherst and P T A meeting with readings and entertainment at Painted Window Tea Room in Oberlin.
Mr and Mrs An galin Cook died near Springfield in the room where she was born 87 years ago. A seaweed off Patagonia grows to 1000 feet in length.
Realtors urge upgrading aging houses to boost sale value. Modern touches raise appeal, reduce resale risk, and improve daily living with updated baths, electricals, heating, and plumbing. Buyers favor move in ready homes and pay for improvements, making modernization a prudent investment.
A historical note explains that upgrading a home to date can be inexpensive with only a few hundred dollars needed. Financing is provided through a local building and loan association that offers favorable terms to homeowners.
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