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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1932
Page
5
The page lists rates for classified ads with cash discounts, guidelines on publication of ads, and policies on errors. It includes a long announcements section with card of thanks, multiple LOST items, and various service ads. Also contains transit schedules, beauty services, taxi info, and local business notices.
A condensed Elyria page lists numerous local services from tailors W H Bruck and W J Farewell to cleaners Krugman and River Street dry cleaning, wallpaper and interior decorating stores, moving and storage firms, printing, and a hatchery. The items showcase available prices and contact details, reflecting a busy small business scene.
Rentals list homes on Marseilles Ave Sherman Wurst and others on West Side with 3 to 7 rooms, baths, garages. Offers include exchange for board, references required, several phone contacts, and local realty listings. Household ads also note housekeeping rooms, furnished rooms, and transfer storage services.
Real estate ads include farm lands for cash sales near Redington Elk as well as 35 acres with frontage water gas and electricity. Also offered are 3 acres Chestnut Ridge Road 32 with quick action, a large Cleveland suburban home with steam heat tile bath on 2 acres and trade options, and a request to trade for a 3 to 7 acre near Elyria. Probate notice lists Alexander P Parsh estate administrator John C Parsch appointed.
The New V eight Fords are drawing keen interest with generous trade-ins as buyers upgrade to the latest models. Dealers report brisk sales and favorable prices, highlighting improved performance and value in the refreshed lineup.
A listing of used cars with models from 1923 to 1934 and easy terms is followed by notices of appointment in Elyria Ohio probate matters. Executors and administratrices are named for Charles E Yorks Carl Carrick Marie Ernest Charles Lescher estates with dates in August 1932.
A legal notice records H. WILCOX as judge of said court in a public proceeding dated August 15, 1922, outlining unspecified actions and the court’s authority and scheduling. The fragment confirms a judicial appointment and official role in the case.
Public auctions set by Lorain County Court of Common Pleas in Elyria for August 1932. Sheriff ad to sell multiple Elyria and Carlisle township parcels including Eastern Heights Boulevard and Metro Beatty Meadow View Subdivision properties, with appraisals around 6700 to 21605 dollars and minimum bid two thirds of appraisal.
Miss Ada Dirlam hosts the La Porte W C T U on Gratton road as a social session follows the yearly officer election with President Mrs Herman Haas and others named. Also notes Methodist Ladies Aid events, a Kan Act Dramatic Club plan, and local gatherings around Carlisle including Four H Club picnic and family parties.
Lorain County sheriff advertises lots 35 to 38 on Caroline Street Elgin Ohio. Property fronts 50 feet along the north side and runs 133 feet to an alley line. Address 118 Caroline Street appraised at 1935.60 dollars. July 25 notice by Pauver and Pauver.
The La Porte community sharing a week of visits and events with many relatives and friends. Family gatherings at Chippewa Lake and on local roads include birthdays anniversaries and reunions. Guests from Cleveland Akron Elyria and Detroit attended dinners picnics and beach parties while local residents hosted and traveled for celebrations.
Household hints cover a hot weather menu including a six serving lettuce salad with peaches and sponge cake, plus a hot weather salmon noodle bake. It also offers outdoor card playing tips and detailed drying methods for garden peas and beans with precise temperatures and steps to ensure proper dryness.
A Mrs. Mary Morton's tested recipe rolls two beef hearts in salt water until tender. Cool, thinly slice and cover with weakened vinegar with two tablespoons mustard and four onions. Stand three to four hours for luncheon or Sunday supper. Sliced meat works well in sandwiches on whole wheat with lettuce.
Amherst residents recount a Thursday picnic on Mrs. C. Stone’s lawn hosted by the Congregational church Dime Society with contests won by Mrs. Ellis Jumont, Mrs. A Flowers, and others. attendees include numerous named locals. next meeting at Mrs. Frank Laraway’s home. Over 100 South Amherst youths attended the Cleveland Detroit game, using three buses for transport. Reverend J. G. Koontz will speak on Living Giants at Sunday Methodist service. children’s story Board Hammer and Nails. Brief notes on local visits and a miscellaneous bridal shower nearby.
Aug 15 Mrs Henry Delefield hosted the Evergreen Club at her South Ridge home with a business session followed by two social periods. William Cook won the Ladies contest Norma Delefield the children’s. Music by Ralph Stearns and Ellen Marie Schwartz. A September 11 hamburgery was planned at George Schwartz’s Lorain home.
South Amherst residents attended church society events at Mrs. C Stona and Edward Leuszyer homes. Amherst merchants picnic at Cascade Park Elyria featured Frank Laraway Mary Louise Shaw. Locals Milton Schlechte Evelyn Funk Milton Eppley Bruce Frederick attended Kolbere union Oak Point. Hickory Tr Grange Amherst meeting drew George Knitts Marion Knittle. South Amherst J Duncan visited Frank Laraway. Ridge caller Mrs Peter Delefield Griswold road. Vermilion Lewis Decker visited J P Bechtel. Elyria Martha Leader visited Milton Schlechter. Nancy Milter Marci Webber from Elyria staying with Bechtels. Milto n Ludwig family Jeanett Clifford from Painesville visited. Thelma Bechtel granddaughter joined Middle Ridge visit. Henry Kolbe Middle Ridge called Thursday evening.
Litchfield August 15 another schedule change for the Ladies Benevolent Society. The meeting moves to Thursday afternoon August 18 in the church annex to avoid clashing with the 4 H Club judging day. The missionary program is postponed to September 1. Local visits and events include Mr and Mrs J D Mennells of Belden hosting dinner, Miss Maxine Buckingham visiting grandparents in Litchfield, and Tau Delta Air Sorority president Alberta Roe vacationing at Chippewa Lake. 11 members attended the So We Sew quilting club. Mary Ellen Brinker from Chatham stays with Ely Nickerson during her mother’s hospital stay.
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