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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1921
Page
10
Notice calls qualified electors of Elyria Ohio to vote in a primary on August 9 1921 from 5:30 AM to 5:30 PM Central Time to nominate candidates for mayor city auditor solicitor treasurer president of council ward councilmen councilmen at large ward assessors and related offices.
A local real estate office titled Ready Cash presents services for buyers and sellers. The notice highlights property listings and quick sale options in the market, emphasizing fast turnover and client guidance from a longtime agency.
The board invites sealed bids with a 10 percent certified check to guarantee contract execution. Bids must be sent to the owner and clerk, marked Proposal, by the stated date. Unsuccessful bidders receive a 2000 return after contract signing and bond. Auction occurs in Lorals County Ontario with clerk F H Van Arsadale.
The Grange meeting is postponed to next Tuesday evening due to bad weather. Local notes report car wrecks, hospital openings, social visits, and a first wedding anniversary celebration. Jeanette and Mary Bartter visit relatives. Verne Weitzel injured in a street accident. Be rea Community Hospital opened August 1. Ladies Missionary Society meets August 10. Mrs Bracey hosts and Elsie Mills leads.
Melons ripening in Norwalk. A state Elk meet with 10 members and 19 attendees held in Sandusky on Sept 1. John Rutledge speaks at M E church tomorrow. Lady Maccabees rally Aug 11. Over 250 attend county boys and girls clubs meeting at Wakeman. Sterling Wagner, a boy, gains fame as poet. Harriet Marion of Ohio Farmer speaks to County Farm Women’s clubs at New Land on the New York Central railroad doubles section gangs.
Impressive military services were conducted today for Elmer Holle who was killed in action in France. The funeral took place at St Peters Evangelical church at 2 00 PM with many friends in attendance.
Harry Bahl and Frank Wenzel were discharged after a Mayor's court hearing on disorderly conduct. They were arrested Wednesday night for placing Lick-tack on shop windows. The prosecution's case was weak and several witnesses testified for the defense. The pair was taken into custody around midnight and held until morning.
Victor Schnaak, driver for the Guild Brocery store, was arrested after leaving glass on the pavement. He said he had broken his truck windshield and wished to attend the quarrysmen's picnic today, and he was discharged.
A Lake Erie Limited electric timetable lists departure and arrival times effective July 1 1971 from Lorain to Cleveland Vermilion Norwalk Toledo Sandusky and Detroit with hourly locals from early morning to late evening and several limited runs through Cleveland and Sandusky.
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