Diere vibes at SP PRLY Ore headline unclear
The readable fragments describe a local event at SP PRLY Ore with notable participants and a mood of energetic vibes. No specific names, dates, or outcomes are clearly legible in the text.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1938
Page
2
The readable fragments describe a local event at SP PRLY Ore with notable participants and a mood of energetic vibes. No specific names, dates, or outcomes are clearly legible in the text.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous bond issues with values like $1,000 and $7,000, mature dates scattered from 1944 to 1951, and numerous placeholders. Names, places, and some dates appear jumbled, but the central content resembles a catalog of bonds or securities with maturities, amounts, and serial numbers.
A fragmented OCR page blends bids about interest and delivery for a local public sale with church and school notices. It mentions the Spirit ual Security sermon at Grafton Belden churches and Scout Troop 104 meetings, plus a Leaders Conference and community events in Hastings and Lichfield.
North Ridgeville gatherings outline a Grange program with degrees, tableaus, musical numbers, and an inspection led by Deputy Frank Masin. A two-team fundraising drive features Traveling Apron and Traveling Shirt incentives, with a prize dinner for the leading side. Upcoming events include 4-H club gathering, Home Nursing finale class, and a Sept 1 flower show.
Sale of an Elyria home and four leases were announced today by BLOM O Donn ttell. Mr and Mrs Max Berger purchased the home at 527 Lodi Street, formerly of the Tudor Ford estate. Several residents rented homes including 102 Kaiser Court by Mrs Joseph Eckler and Jamil, 244 Secon Street to Mr and Mrs RL Gardner, 218 Blaine Street to Mr and Mrs Earl Lautenschteyer, and 201 Eastern Heights Boulevard to Mr and Mrs H I Carnicom who have moved in. Carnicom becomes Elyria High School principal. Public events at Town Hall include a Gladioli exhibit with classes and prizes, and a book station, with no admission.
The text lists a series of home gatherings and visits by New Oberlin residents. Edith and Leroy hosted a family birthday with Pattie Billy receiving treats. Mrs. C. Justin and daughter hosted guests. N Rather Nagel visited. Jaenb Schmutz and Eunice Smith attended events. multiple families including McPherson, Emered, Gledro and Hastings went to the Wellington fair this week.
A series of property transfers are listed affecting Lorain County and nearby towns. Transfers include sheriff s deed to Alina Lamb for property on West 22nd Street Lorain and multiple deeds by Lorain County Savings and Trust Co executor to H Anthony McGinnis et al in Amherst Village. Other transfers name S H Squire Superintendent of Banks to James D Irwin and various lots in West Shore Subdivision Sheffield Lake Village along with several Park Plan Allotments in Black River Township and other Lorain area parcels. Additional transfers include Louise Schmidt to Adahl W Schmidt and Louise Schmidt to Louise Schmidt for Park Plan Allotment parcels, Miles Wheeler to Paul Karabine et al LaGrange Township, Salomeja Rutkoski et al to Pauline Braleski West 14th Street Lorain, Luther Eames et al to Sean Kudlo et al Polo Avenue Lorain, and Trust Co to Salvatore E Principe et al on Erie Street Elyria. Doris L Bouse to Bertha L Yoder Sublets 194 and 273 in Wood Beach Subdivision No 2 Avon Lake Village. Russian scientists are prospecting for oil in the Yenisei estuary.
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