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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1935
Page
5
Rates and information for Lorain County want ads. Five words per line guidance, line counting rules, and cash payment discounts noted. The text outlines minimum charges and per line rates with references to cash discounts.
Sealed proposals will be received in Elyria Ohio for the construction of the Jueingle Force Main Extension and appurtenances. Bid packages include pipe and materials with plans obtainable from the Safety Service Director. Bids due in early September. deposits and bonds required. project funded by Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works.
The Congregational church Sunday School picnic is set for Thursday August 29 at Cascade Park fullyria with transportation provided. The Garden Club plans a power show in September. Anyone having cut howl.
The community pages list numerous visits and social calls. Mrs. Oberlitner Miss May White and Mrs. Starrett form a display committee. Mr. and Mrs. Arley Browand and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Musser visited relatives. Reunions at Rice's Dam, shore visits, and several Sunday calls across Elyria Wellington Spencer and Cleveland appear in the itemized social roundups.
Rochester residents Mr and Mrs Carl Bradford made a business trip to Mentor Ohio. Eugene Rieske of Painesville is spending this week visiting friends in Rochester. Threshing is in full swing keeping many from the Well ington Fair. Mr and Mrs W E Crandall were entertained at the home of the latter’s daughter in Elyria for Crandall’s birthday. Rieba went to Cleveland to visit relatives for a week. Among the animals bearing into stone are sponges worms molluscs and crustaceans while it is also attacked by plants.
Porterville California recalls 1870 Indian massacre that spurred orange planting in the San Joaquin Valley. A Christmas box from troops stationed at the presidio included oranges, a seed from which a plant grew into trees attracting visitors and helping build a major valley industry.
Commerce along the Delaware River rebounds as cargo tonnage in the Philadelphia area rises, with ships from around the world and local vessels moving up and down the river. Depths of 35 feet allow 32-foot drafts, and 1934 total cargo value reached 875 million dollars, up over 1933 but below the 1926 peak.
A jumble of numbered crossword clues appears with garbled entries and partial words. Readable items include clues for growth on skis, blood vessel, uncanny, artificial waterway, hoisting device, wood nymph, and various others, many corrupted or misspelled.
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