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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1932
Page
9
The notice outlines classified advertising terms for Chronicle Telegram including three line ads at 25 cents for three days with cash on order, no phone ads, minimum 35 cents rate, and cash/discount benefits. It lists sample ads for automotive and household help, plus editorial notes on submission deadlines and errors. It also covers standard classifications and city transit data.
A dense listing of Elyria cleaners and tailors, upholstery and home services, and classified notices promotes firms from W. H. Brock to Krugman Cleaning, Sam's, and Imperial Furniture. The ad section highlights dry cleaning, sewing, upholstery, remodeling, and various buy or sell listings with street addresses and phone numbers.
Sheriff announces sale of multiple sub lots in Meadow View Subdivision Carlisle Township Lorain County Ohio on August 20 1932 at 10 am at Elyria Court House. Property appraised 1605 dollars with minimum bid two thirds of appraisal cash only. Attorneys Baird Vandemark list dates July 18 25 and August 18 15.
Public auction in Lorain County Ohio on August 1932 10 AM at Elyria Court House for property 118 Caroline Street Elyria Ohio known as Sub Lot 2 Dilworths East Elyria Subdivision Lots 35 36 26 58 50 feet frontage 132 feet deep appraised 1935.00 sale to satisfy mortgage in favor Northern Savings and Loan with attorney Fauver and Fauver.
Mrs. Harvey Myers of Wellington has been named a national delegate to the National Convention of Rural Mail Carriers in Baltimore from August 23 to 26. She and her husband previously represented Lorain County at the state convention in Portsmouth, and her selection followed the state event. The notice notes her earlier attendance and the recent appointment.
The Wellington Eagles defeated the Burgett Builders of Lorain 7 to 2 on Sunday. Jennings Davy pitched superbly and Jack Branson added a three base hit to lead Wellington. Thieves were busy at Uncle Charley’s Place east of town Saturday night, causing disturbance.
Dr Garry Myers addresses parental concerns about a two year old boy who speaks only a few words. He advises reading aloud, reducing attention to the younger sibling, and encouraging play with blocks. If no improvement in six months, have hearing checked and seek a psychology evaluation.
Neighbors report two large trucks parked near the filling station after intruders entered through the back door. Items stolen include ice cream, pop, a case of pop, canned goods, spark plugs, bread, oil, a rocking chair cushion, and two large American flags. The station is owned by C A Gott, a former mayor. Also noted are local community notices on John Cowie’s 85th birthday celebration with family attendance, a Wellington Flower club meeting, and a sick report for Mrs Fred Brown following surgery.
In a pair of games yesterday at Ely Stadium, the Winters defeated Carlisle A. C. 10-4 and 8-2. Elberts started the first game on the mound for Winters, with Kolopus pitching the second. The Unknowns secured a 1-run edge in the earlier action.
Scattered baseball lines list two base hits by Holbrook Ross Slumsky J Ross Taylor Henderson Ray Razor Verakin and a three base hit by Razor. Home run Dumski, stolen bases Harper Dobrowski Duraske. Double play F Rosa to Holbrook. Eagles 3, FL 8. Walks given Rate 4 Wallen 3 Kitvor 2. Strikeouts Rule 7 Wallen 6 Kilvor 6. Hits Wallen 6 in 3 innings Kilvor 3 in 2. Hit by pitch Wallen Rule Jackson. Wild pitches Rule Wallen. Passed ball Henderson. Winning pitcher Rule Losing Kilvor. Umpires Haugh Brown. Time 231.
Yesterday standings show St Louis 13 7 and others including Philadelphia 1 and Cleveland 4. Today’s games list Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at Detroit Washington at Chicago with only those matchups scheduled. Also notes Chicago 6 2 Brooklyn 3 5 and Boston 0 7, York and Cincinnati 3 4. First Zam ten innings.
Elyria Eagles Juniors topped State Farm 12-8 at Grafton with Max Dumske delivering a ninth inning homer with two aboard. Freddy Rule pitched well in relief as Dumske, F. Ross and Holbrook led the offense while Taylor Razor and Ray carried the State Farm attack. Also notes from Elyria and Wellington briefs report local civic meetings and residents visiting relatives.
Mrs Portilla L Randolph and her son W Neil Randolph have formed a law partnership in California, believed to be the only mother and son legal firm in the state. Mrs Randolph practiced since 1916 and her son, 10W 25, was admitted to the bar last month after clerking in his mother's office and studying at the Universities of Southern California and Northwestern.
In London, Bernard Shaw quips that he would avoid a title unless accompanied by a grant. He suggests recipients should receive financial support to affix a title, and he jokes he would accept about $100,000 to be converted.
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