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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1934
Page
6
The clouds over Donald Bartoto and his Pittsfield 86 acre farm eased when a foreclosure threat eased after a sheriff sale last year. Bartoto, who had hoped for help, wrote to President Roosevelt and received an acknowledgment that his farm loan extension would be investigated.
History notes that between 1770 and 1773 George Washington and Daniel Boone led major surveying efforts. In a separate matter Judge Thompson did not confirm a sale delaying action until Bartoto’s Federal Farm Credit loan processes, Bartoto now holds his farm and reports working part time at National Tube Company, selling 700 ears of sweet corn last week.
A Detroit resident reports severe scalp pimples that spread to ears and neck, caused itching and hair loss, and were relieved by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Jam Moseley praises the products after a month of use, with sample free offers and Department D2 address for Cuticura Laboratories in Malden, Massachusetts.
New York reports a growing sidewalk dining culture as many venues from Uptown to Broadway embrace outdoor seating. Patrons sip under striped umbrellas while waiters juggle unpaid checks, and figures like Prince Mike Romanoff and Pop Corn Bill become part of the era’s sidewalk lore alongside famed tellers Mizner Cobb and Bulger.
August travel and family notices fill the Pittsfield brief with visits to Chicago Cleveland and Seattle relatives. Local birthdays, weddings, and gatherings mark a busy social season while townsfolk attend funerals and celebrate engagements and anniversaries.
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