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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1931
Page
2
Car bargains and listings from multiple makers including Ford, Nash, Chevrolet, LaSalle, Dodge, Studebaker, and Buick. Ads promote prices from 385 to 395 with details on mileage and condition, plus service offers and hardware listings. Also includes job notices and household goods from local stores.
Real estate ads describe multiple properties near town with features like hot water heat, private entrances, baths, garages, and partial furnishings. Listings mention eight to nine rooms, modern updates, proximity to streets and avenues, and April availability. Contact numbers and street references appear throughout for inquiries and showings.
Legal notice announces court ordered sale of real estate in Ridgeville Township Lorain County Ohio to satisfy a judgment. Property, part of Original Lot No 4, contains about 19 acres appraisal 2000 dollars. Sale set for Saturday April 25 at 10 AM at the north door of the Lorain County Courthouse Blyria. Cash terms.
Final accounts and affidavits filed in Lorain County probate cases with hearings set for April 26. The notice lists administrators guardians and executors and references several local names. Amid legal notices, Amherst residents share weekend visits and family news including stops in Oberlin Elyria and Tonawanda.
An OCR damaged local item mentions names and places such as Mr and Mrs, Rak Am ard Mee and Yuursdas au Chaka Jupetrue. It references a Sunday event with grandparents and a Mr. Berg, plus a figure Hagendlue and Mrs. Sitgeon Nash, all appearing in a blurred social notice context.
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