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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1934
Page
2
Classified notice advertises a cash rate and discount option for ads in The Chronicle Telegram. Lost or found gold bracelet seeks reward. contact via phone. Also lists employment ad for salesladies at Elyria Dry Goods with in person application.
A fragmented classifieds page lists farm stock and gear for sale. Horses including mares and mated teams are advertised by Lesnick Bros and others, with used machinery, pigs, milk goats, and poultry supplies from various listings. Buyers are directed to contact Elyria, Grafton, or Oberlin area phone numbers and addresses for inquiries.
A jumble of classifieds and notes including an array of ads for hardware duplicators cleaners and pruning saws, accompanied by a long miscellany on History's Great Days and William Shakespeare. The mixed items mention St. George's Day, planets and Shakespeare, plus rental notices and real estate listings.
A 1908 item recalls the longest auto race from New York to Paris with multiple national entries. The U S E R Thomas Speed Way Flier, Montague Roberts and George Shuster, shipped to Seattle then Vladivostok, faced unmapped terrain and delays, finishing three cars in Paris by July.
A chaotic mix of local society notes, PTA reports, school events, and community updates. Mentions of Markley and Murray Ridge, dances, Bunco, and upcoming meetings plus various residents and visitors, with brief reports from April events and plans for May gatherings.
Wellington reports a widow Mrs Dalse Wadsworth selling the undertaker business of her late husband with Mr Sharp to take over May 1. Evergreen donors to Greenwood Cemetery praised. Bible School workers meeting planned. Wellington High band rated very good at Kent contest. Circle 2 hosts a covered dish supper. Lena Dirlam announces district Home Missionary meeting May 1 and 2 at St Pauls Tiffin. Local updates include returns from Texas, hospital recoveries, and community notices.
Mrs. F. H. Lewis and son James and Mrs. Viola Keisel and baby of West Dover visited relatives in Cleveland this week. Mr and Mrs C Mawhinney of Lorain moved Thursday into the house on West River road owned by Mr and Mrs John Wilson.
The eleventh regular Laf-a-Lot Card Club meeting was held at Miss Lucille Gross home in Erhart with twelve players. Prizes went to Mrs. Horace J. Humm and Arthur Kaiser, plus a ladies low and a men's low. A twelfth meeting is planned in about two weeks at an undecided location. Move here Mr and Mrs Nelson Gross have relocated from Litchfield to the former Frank Smith home.
The Senior Class of Mallet Creek staged Here Comer Charlie at the high school Friday night. The well-trained cast included Larry Elliott DeWitt Miller Nora Malone and Julia Bohier among others. The audience filled the auditorium praising the performance highly. A school fair is planned for May 11 with exhibits and music under Behrens Hobart and Ist ed.
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