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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1928
Page
2
Grafton C. High Pressure Pete offers farm rental near stone roaded buildings. M. E. Crad- Gock referenced in notice with contact details and location in Grafton.
A mix of notices including a small machine shop for sale and legal papers. Includes debts disclaimed by Floyd Gullett Riverside Drive Cleveland Ohio. Eva Kish divorce petition filed by Steve Kish in Lorain Common Pleas Court. bankruptcy discharge hearing for Lucille Forbush in Cleveland. and numerous highway project bid details for Lorain County projects along State Route 2 Avon Lake Village with schedules and requirements.
December notes list Dan Harding sailing to Mt. Vernon with his mother and the Fortune couple. Elyria hosts T Higham and Mrs Bainbridge visit Mary Bainbridge. Dover guests Ingersol dine with Jud Bainbridge. Rochester visitors include Leon Lynch and Pauline Miller with John Wernhof Jr. of New York. Elyria visitors W N Harding and son Robert visit John Bainbridge. The W C Dayas are mentioned next in social lines.
A new chemical treatment for tires promises greatly increased mileage by reducing rubber shedding into the air. In the United Kingdom three-fourths of the eligible electorate cast a vote last election, while Chicago's stockyards remain the world's largest, occupying about 406 acres.
Two men riding in the main carriage share a brief cordial moment over cigars. One offers a cigar, the other declines, saying he does not think it will take one.
A Confederate bragged of beating Yankees with cornstalks, while a Union veteran questioned why they did not fight that way. The exchange reveals lingering wartime animosities and stubborn pride between the two veterans.
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