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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1929
Page
5
A skating training scene unfolds as Big Sister Friend and Milton arrive at the lagoon to prepare for upcoming races. The two performers socialize and warm up, practicing strides and start routines amid the open water and chilly air.
Listing of scheduled broadcasts and concerts for Cleveland radio stations WTAM WEAF WHEK WIAY WJRC and others on Monday January 7 1922. Includes hotel orchestras voice programs choral singers and classical pieces with times and performers such as the Hotel Statler Orchestra Earl Kohn Dorothy L McIatosh and Amos ’n’ Andry, plus broadcasts to WWJ WAK and KDKA networks.
Resolution 1721 declares necessity to construct a sanitary sewer in Hawthorne Street from Poplar to Sycamore, with plans approved, and cost to be raised by special assessments over ten annual installments. City bonds in anticipation of collections may be issued. remaining costs funded from the General Sewer Fund. Approved December 28, 1928.
The Cleveland Trust Company sues Jeank OBrien Frank OBrien and Lillian M OBrien in Lorain County Ohio Court of Common Pleas seeking foreclosure on a mortgage of a Lorain City property. The petition claims 2949.00 principal plus interest from Sept 15 1927 on a promissory note secured by deed and seeks sale proceeds to satisfy the claim with court costs and relief as just. Defendants must answer by a set date.
The auction lists 3 horses of various ages and weights, 18 cattle including Holsteins and a Guernsey cow, 235 Barred Rock hens, grain, hay, silage, oats, corn fodder, a 1929 Buick touring car, and farming tools. Terms require cash under $10, with over $10 on 7 percent notes. Auctioneer Clayton H. Sooy, Elyria, Ohio. clerk Charles Wilder.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Fesler spent Thursday in Cleveland. Mr Paris Davis of Cleveland called at the home of Eugene Sites Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ed Merthe of Loraine and Mrs Ethel Eppley of
Zanesville residents spent Sunday with Eppleys while A J Derek visited Elyria couples. Lorain’s Winifred Decker spent Sunday with Fred Decker’s family. Bechtel visited Henrietta relatives. Ervin Eppley spent Monday with Nugent family in Akron. Grills of Cleveland called on Arthur Fisher Thursday. Derek and Watson of Elyria visited Cleveland Thursday. Pearl Eppley returned to Oberlin after holidays.
An advertisement urges men to treat worn out health with McCay’s tonic tablets. It claims the small, easy to swallow tablets are physician recommended, offers 60 tablets for 60 cents, and guarantees satisfaction or a refund after 30 days.
Social updates record Pomona Grange gatherings at Elk’s and Columbia Station attended by residents including Mr and Mrs Fred Decker and Mr and Mrs Arthur Fesler. The Welch family celebrated Rev Warren Welch’s marriage to Julia Horner at Mrs Harvey Kuss’s home. Also noted are a dance at the Golden Pheasan e Cleveland and a school injury requiring stitches, plus a quip on horse motion leading to an invention.
Mr and Mrs W W Marlett entertained forty guests from Elyria Cleveland Lorain and Amherst at a New Year s party Monday evening Games and music filled the night with a midnight lunch of ice cream and cake served Geraldine Pixley is very ill with influenza Mrs W W Marlett visited her daughter Mrs Clyde Pixley of Elyria Roberta Marlett of New York City is visiting cousins Miss Vera and Miss
Public memory of the 1918 flu prompts strong demand for Vicks VapoRub as health authorities warn against colds. Vicks laboratories have tripled capacity and now produce over 375,000 jars per day, with night shifts, while the current epidemic nears a million people affected and rising.
The Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co presents a financial statement listing assets including cash items due from reserve banks and vault, real estate and securities, loans on real estate and collateral, overdrafts, and various bonds and stocks. The report shows total assets of 5,153,271.39 with liabilities and capital, including capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, deposits, and trust funds, sworn by treasurer F. L. Shaw on January 5, 1929, in Lorain County Ohio.
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