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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1920
Page
2
A garbled classifed page shows real estate offerings with multiple listings for houses with varied rooms and prices, jobs including experienced millinery and maid help, and notices. It references addresses, telephone numbers, and terms, indicating a busy classified column with sales, rentals, and employment lines.
Legal notices announce partnership dissolution of Mody and Tiglea in Lorain and continued greenhouse operation by Louis Hady, appointment of J B Seward as administrator of Frank E Seward's estate, and wills and public court actions involving multiple defendants. The notices cover court cases in Lorain County including attachments, judgments, and property litigation with dates surrounding 1920 to 1960 and references to Avon Lake and Elyria.
Legal notice listing Arthur H TitGa, C Ack ormakr, and others as parties in a land claim dated ambek 4 mae 1980. Requires response by October 2 1980, exclusive of stated halas and taxes, with proceedings under the central code. NF VARDEAMARK attorney for plaintiffs.
Amherst Wilt open Sept with afternoon sessions. new teachers assigned to seventh and eighth grades. Miss Alice Kehle and Miss Harriet Peck to handle multiple subjects. Miss Yealey of Oberlin joins for ninth grade. High school adds Miss Malle Peese from Oberlin replacing Ethel Stonehile. Miss Marjory Tosgleter to supervise music. Local social notes include travels, hospital updates, and community events throughAug. 2.
Oberlin Aug 27 Samuel E Powers an elderly Spring Street resident narrowly escaped death Tuesday morning after his buggy crossed Green LIng track as a car from town approached. The horse started suddenly and the buggy tipped but Powers avoided serious injury thanks to a quick reaction and the car driver blowing the whistle.
Oberlin notes the marriage of Miss Gladys Pyle daughter of the late Dr Wy Pyle to Mr Ira Luess at the bride’s mother's home in Washington DC. The bride a Oberlin High School and college alumna 1916 pursued post graduate work at Columbia University and secretarial work in Washington. Mr Luess former Oberlin student who served with hospital units in France and studied law at George Washington University are visiting Oberlin before returning to Washington.
Mr and Mrs Alden Smith Pletcher and Mr and Mrs E M Guide were in a crash at Hagerstown while driving east. Mrs Fletcher suffered a broken collar bone internal injuries and foot injury. Mr Fletcher had minor bruises. Mrs Guide escaped serious harm. their car was demolished.
Bruce Strickley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kem Brickley, fell from a tree in Oberlin on Wednesday afternoon. He sustained a deep gash to his head and a fractured right wrist while playing with two others when he lost his grip and tumbled to the ground.
Oberlin personals list local social visits and home transfers. Roy Mc Farland and Song of Cleveland called on Mrs E N Walker. James Murrly visited Amherst. James Best from Westerville visited Dr B D Guan and family. Echo Review ladies met Mrs Walker. Lucy M McKee returned from Ravenna. Oscar Hubbard returned from a western trip via Iowa Urbana IL. Mr and Mrs C F Mayer, tenants of Savage house, leased 180 Morgan Street. George L Close and family will move to 280 Oak Street. Wirklers to occupy new house on Siddall property.
A jumble of names and short notes records residents traveling by rail or road, visiting relatives and friends in Wooster Oberlin Georgetown and Evleton. Mrs C F ter Miss Huni Morgan and others left Thursday for Minnesota while Aitken Wood and Mary Kite hosted visitors at 107 North Pleasant Street and 234 Oak Street.
Lorain announces tuition increases with grades at 38 and high school at 72. George I. Cooper names Mayor Grall for Lorain to attend the Semi-Centennial Prison Congress in Columbus October 14 to 19. Ontario watchman Herbere Wilde Collingwood suffers a leg fracture from a hatch bar fall. Buligan arrested by Detroit authorities on grand larceny charge.
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