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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1930
Page
5
City Hall rolls out reminder notices to Elyrians for sidewalk upkeep under Mayor James Hewitt. Inspection began Monday with a plan to place delinquent properties on the legal list after a second notice. Officials urge cooperation to save money and improve sidewalks citywide.
City plans to act if sidewalks remain unfixed within five days. Driveways and streets show most damage, with officials citing urgent need for repairs to ensure pedestrian safety and accessibility.
Vendors under the Sig Tent promise a marvelously quirky flyer featuring Aristo tle Flamficat described as a human butterfly. The act opens at the crack of the peanut and runs until the last lemonade is sold, offering a lighthearted community showcase.
A quirky phrase hints at wordplay and language intrigue. The line suggests a playful take on crime described through language and style.
The stars advise a quiet night and caution in finances for those born under the easy come easy go star. Politicians may rely on noise over logic while children hanging up their clothes mark the day. Eggber Imanew is remembered for theatrical mischief and a claim of wanting to steal smothered food.
A garbled reminiscence mixes saloon memories with scattered phrases about O Malley the bartender and a wandering tale of teaching a wife to drive. The fragmentary items mention a soap box scene, a patrolman in plain clothes, and a stray note about Venus taking 225 days to orbit.
Today's Cross Word Puzzle clues and ad headings mix abbr. notes youth terms and mixed familiar hints. Entries cover loiter toward masculine pronouns numbers and various wordplay prompts with scattered punctuation and possible OCR errors across clues and down hints.
The Birmingham M E Ladies Aid held a business meeting at the pre Birmingham M E church on a Tuesday evening in April. Numerous local residents visited, hosted dinners and attended church events, with many relatives and neighbors noted in attendance, including the Latteman and Date families, the Kiplinger and Lawrence households, and others from Lorain, Elyria, and Kipton.
Howard and his daughter spent Sunday at Brownhelm Station. Jack Hogan and Miss Strein Brenner of Cleveland called on Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stoller Sunday. Shakespeare some thirty seven splars, including some in two or three parts.
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