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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1933
Page
2
A dense fragment shows ad rates and services. It lists cash rates per line per day, discounts for multi postings, and a dissolution notice for The Elyria Construction Company. The ad section mentions oil burners, bakery trucks, livestock, produce, antiques, furnishings, and real estate notes with scattered addresses and contact clues.
Vincent briefs recounts visits and gatherings among Malin Lewis Morris Ashburn and other area families. Thanksgiving parties, birthdays and club activities are described with attendees from Elvira Avon Berea Lorain Elyria and Norwalk communities.
A reader instruction appears to select an advertisement article to craft a personal last line and mail to the Want Ad Department. The fragment urges clipping, filling in a name from the dealer’s ad, and submitting a complete rhyme by Christmas.
A 1920s style holiday pitch urges gifting a Super Thor Electric Washer and Philco Radios from O PLS and B S ELECTRIC SHOPS with easy terms. It touts low prices, modest down payments, and limited radio stock while suggesting gifts for mothers wives college girls and homemakers. The ad blends household appliances with novelty items and personal care aids, promoting convenient shopping and fashionable gifts.
The China Shop and Loomis Co advertise a vast Christmas display with affordable gift ideas. Featuring china sets from 33.95, leather lounge wear at 2.45, metal and pottery figurines from 0.73 to 3.09, and a Royal Portable on display at Loomis Co. shoppers flock to buy for women and homes.
A crowded, ad filled list highlights gift ideas across Elyria stores. Gift types include Typewriters at 43 dollars, custom made lounge chairs from Elyria Upholstering, satin lingerie at Inskeep Shoppe, Singer sewing machines at Harold Childs SINGER STORE with easy terms, and a 1934 Philco Radius radio at Days Music Store. The notes invite readers to shop now, pay down, and enter a prize contest at Johnston Gift Shop.
Thanksgiving Day saw numerous Sheffield area families hosting dinners and suppers including the Eschtruths, Weichers, and Kirks among others. A Brookside Township election will decide whether the section becomes a village named Sheffield and elect village officials in a subsequent vote.
Vhcerova Crapp of Lorain visits Ford road relatives and friends gather for Thanksgiving Day. Brookside defeated Brownhelm girls 17 7 while Brownhelm boys beat Brookside 25 19. Local families hosted gatherings and a high school party was held at Margie Thompsons home.
Two new members of the North Elyria Grange were initiated, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilson receiving the first and second degrees. Mrs. Frank Provosnik was elected matron for the juvenile Grange for the following year. The next meeting is set for December 1 with a Christmas party and gift exchange for children and adults.
Seventh and eighth graders from Lake Avenue School held a Thanksgiving gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Leiby on Wednesday evening with games and a lunch for thirty two. Arthur Kelly and Mrs Leiby were the only guests outside the school group.
Real estate transfers list multiple conveyances including Karolina Szanto to Howard Klein on East Twenty Ninth Street Lorain Vermilion-on-the-Lake Company to Edward Gilbert and Maude Gilbert sublet 1134 Vermilion-on-the-Lake Subdivision One Brownhela Township Loreene Huggett to Cather Hazedorn sublots 175 and 174 Wark E West Shore Subdivision Sheffield Lake Azay T Phelps executor of estate of Charlie L Phelps deceased to Mary Prosky 10 percent acres on Ashland-Cheri n Road Wellington Township Midland Bank to Lillian B Culp sublet 16 block J Sunset Country Club Aliotment Two Sheffield Lake The Christian ethic is in essence a social theory of individual initiative
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