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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1924
Page
9
A fragmentary report notes the opening of a service room in Midh on April 12. It mentions a local and global audience drawn to a new Burch or Honas model and references crowds at the National Auto Shows in New York and the role of the service building in the event.
In Buckinghamshire the Burk exhibit showcases all seventeen Buick models, a first for these shows. The display allows close inspection without crowding, while the census notes a growing number of women in skilled trades such as cabinet making, painting, and grooms, challenging the old view of the so called weaker sex.
Iemith, formerly with Andress and Smith, will represent Auburn and Gray cars with D and Smith at the Crisp building, 115 West Avenue. Showrooms open today for public inspection of large car lines, with nine Auburn models and a full Gray lineup including three salaries. R J Speaker to be sales manager. Smith, in business since 1900, notes careful selection after reviewing many makes and factories, asserting Auburn and Gray stand for top mechanical perfection and service.
The Auburn and the Gray cars were presented as premier models to friends and patrons. The speaker invites Elyria residents to visit show rooms and become familiar with these automobiles.
Mary L Wherry transfers Lot 197 St Claire street Elyria to Mayme Davies for 3000 dollars. Harry Barr transfers Lot 362 Avon Beach allotment Avon Lake to Daniel Sass for 500 dollars. Orpha Grew transfers Lots 58 59 North Professor street Oberlin to W G Drake for 5750 dollars.
Land transfer notes show Michael Kozel gifting lot 55 in Fay's to Cecelia Sobel in Elyria for 500 dollars. Margaret Bardon sells twenty acres in Grafton township to John Praszak for 1500 dollars. Donald Sullivan transfers lots 29 and 30 in bik 70 of the original Elyria plat to Mike Fushpink for 2500 dollars.
A lock once owned by Milton, then Joseph Addison, Dr. Johnson, and Leigh Hunt, now rests with a New York book dealer. A note cites earthworms lack eyes yet sense light through their skin, and a separate sentence mentions a maggot breeding industry for fishing bait.
Varnish makers Crooks & Slater advertise services with a cryptic line about cinders for your drive and mention numbers 41251 and 41542. The fragment cites complainant Summer and defendant Christus in a London court case.
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