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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1932
Page
2
A guide stresses clear ads to recover lost dogs. Include contact number and reward, and describe the animal. Vague notices often fail to reach owners, while well crafted ads increase response chances. More details may cost extra but can mean the difference between results and none.
A dense page of classified items including obituaries card of thanks lost and found notices business services and vehicle listings. Entries mention contact details and prices with several ads for tires machines and housing opportunities along with personal notices and miscellaneous sales. The content reflects typical mid century classifieds from Lorain County Ohio.
Various rental listings for rooms, houses, and shared accommodations near Elyria Lorain areas with contact numbers. Also legal notices including divorce case, sheriff sales of farm equipment and real estate, and hospital funding ordinances in Lorain County filings. Public auction days and property boundaries detailed for participants.
In Barton Vermont Jim Gardner hauled his upright organ 16 miles to Leon Batchelder the village piano tuner after Batchelder could not reach Newport to tune it. Gardner brought the organ on a motor truck had it tuned and returned home.
Birmingham Church services on Sunday were well attended with Mrs Mayme Church as pianist. Rev George T Hanna led readings and sermon from Luke 11 while congregants sang hymns. Next Sunday features special music and Sunday School. Local notices report January deaths of four residents and three births in Florence Township.
Funeral services for Mrs Leora Grenzebach were held at Birmingham Church Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock with Rev George T Hanna officiating. Burial followed in Birmingham cemetery. Age 82, she died Thursday at her home after a lingering illness. A lifelong Birmingham resident.
Milan High School teams beat Birmingham High School squads in a Friday night game at the Birmingham gym. A farewell party honored Earl Cohagen who will move with his parents to Pittsfield after earning his letter for his standout play on the boys team.
The Birmingham Volunteer Firemen lost their first game of the season 26 to 24 to Henrietta at Henrietta High School gym on Saturday. Henrietta Independents led throughout. They set a rematch for February 3 at Birmingham High School gym.
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