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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1932
Page
9
For window washing curtain cleaning and any washing tasks the quickest surest and safest way to get help is through the Help Wanted or Situation Wanted ads below Read them daily and when you want someone for that odd job they will save you time Placing your own ad to put someone to work is a patriotic duty.
A column of help wanted and personal ads. Housework and farm work sought by individuals, a Scotch girl for general house work, a nurse and housework helper, two men with farm experience seeking work, plus various local service and transportation notices and classified job ads from Ashland and Elyria area.
Wellington Village approved engineer Ton Laundon’s plans to extend the storm and sanitary sewer along Tuxlor Street south on Forest and West on Dickson and South Main. Clerk Ray Coates was told to advertise for bids. local labor will be used.
Poor weather forced a truncated initial practice at Cascade Park. Manager Herman Lee Klein has ordered a second session at Cascade Park on Thursday afternoon at % o'clock, inviting all last season players and new tryouts to attend.
The Elyvia Eagles soccer club dance planned for Friday April 29 at the Eagles Hall is canceled due to inability to secure a local hall. The team will meet for its regular weekly meeting tomorrow at Becker's Confectionery. All players are asked to take notice.
Nathaniel Frederick Pfeffer, 72, former second baseman for the Chicago White Stockings in the 1880s and 1890s, died of heart disease. He also played for the Old Louisville eclipses, the Troy Nationals and New York. He later ran a Chicago saloon, which he sold in 1926 for $1.50. Funeral services will be held Wednesday.
Columbus April 21 1910 Matt said he had been offered twenty five thousand one dollars by John Collins Dayton wrestling promoter for Joni Pesek contract. Pesek's manager said he probably would turn down the offer.
George Lott, one of the era’s top tennis talents, says he will not be a candidate for the American Davis Cup team in 1932, a decision that surprises tennis officials who have offered little comment. The Chicago slugger, famed as a net savant, hints at a possible sabbatical or return in 1933, with Francis X. Shields likely to replace him as the United States faces France in Europe next summer.
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