For Sale 1920 Dotee Touring Car with Wire Wheels
Bargain to noteh sale Wat CC Reynolds Hamilton St Oberlin Ohio Dhona ata w.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
7
Bargain to noteh sale Wat CC Reynolds Hamilton St Oberlin Ohio Dhona ata w.
Legal notices detail a sheriff sale of a horse and multiple court actions in Lorain County Ohio with auctions set at Elyria Court House dates December 17 and December 21 1921. Proposals are invited for Avon Lake bonds totaling 16000 with terms and payment schedules listed.
In Lorain County Ohio, Alvah McVeigh and Jean McVeigh sue Epraim Root Eunice Root and many others in Case No. 18585 in the Court of Common Pleas. They claim ownership of two parcels in Ridgeville Township and ask the court to adjudge any competing claims null, clear their title, and bar all future liens or interests. The defendants must answer by January 28, 1922, or a decree will be entered against them.
Reading shows a time table for trains serving Vermilion Berlin Heights Norwalk Sandusky Bellay Lima and other towns. It lists departures around 6 to 10 at night with hourly local service to Norwalk and Sandusky and notes connections to Cleveland.
Local notes report visitors and travels including Mrs. M W Evans returning from New London and the Miller family welcoming a daughter born Tuesday November 29. Deaths include Mrs Bennet, funeral conducted by Rev BE C Young. community groups plan Christmas supper and electricity wiring at the center school progresses.
Rochester people report on illnesses travel and social events. Will Murray underwent surgery at New London hospital with friends hoping for full recovery and Mrs Rawson from Elyria visiting during his absence. Community activities include a postponed Parent Teachers meeting and a surprise birthday party for Clyde McClaffin with gifts and refreshments noted.
Des. 6. The Ald Society of the First church will hold a joint meeting of all circles Wednesday afternoon Dec. 7 at 8 30 in the church parlors. Miss Jane McKee who was thrown from her wheel by an auto weeks ago was able to leave the hospital today. Mrs. Maurice Koesler entertained friends Friday to dinner. In the afternoon the group worked on items for the hospital fair. Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Cool of Toledo visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Cooley of South Professor arrest. Mrs. Butler Cooley and Ransom left for Toledo to visit for a week with Mrs. Cooley's parents. Miss Elizabeth Cook and Jadine Shields confined in detention hospital with scarlet fever. cases reported light. Prof. R Williams of the Physics Department attended a meeting of the Magnetic Committee of the National Research Council in Cleveland Saturday. Miss Mary E. Chapin visiting her niece Mrs. Adam Claus in Brownhelm for a week. Mrs. Martha Hart entertaining sister Mrs. Lou Wright and daughter Esther of Cleveland over the weekend. Frederick Emerich, son of John Emerich of New Oberlin, seriously ill with typhoid fever.
Racing meetings take place at New Orleans Havana and Tauana while cycling six day race continues in Madison Square Garden. Baseball and golf events feature professional clubs in Buffs Co and the Carolina tournament opens at Pinehurst. Trotting hosts its annual meeting in New York.
Bay Village report notes the death of Ben Halli at his Dover Center home aged 94 years 5 months. He leaves a son Charlie Hall and two daughters Mrs Clara Cooley and Mrs Lucy Vincent. Funeral Wednesday at 1 pm, Hall cemetery, East Dover, Rev Yoder of Cleveland officiating. Other items mention Thanksgiving events, visits, and local society activities.
An Elyria reader Mrs Ella Campbell of 14 Fine Street describes backache fatigue from weak kidneys. She says after taking Dean's Kidney Pills she regained energy and relief from headaches and sleep, noting ongoing improvements after use.
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