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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1936
Page
4
Local newspaper fragment shows ads for services like haircuts piano lessons banjo guitars and sewing, plus numerous real estate and vehicle listings. It includes legal notices of divorce filings sheriff sale notices and a hospital treatment case involving an impostor from Kansas with a federal prison sentence.
In a rare federal case Judge Richard J. Hopkins presided as Benjamin F. Armstrong of Maldon Alabama faced charges of defrauding the government of hospitalization. The defendant, paralyzed from the waist, claimed service in Company C 167th Infantry Rainbow Division while another Armstrong from Milley Alabama sought compensation. the proceedings appear to resolve with satisfaction for both sides.
Transfers include Fred S. Jones Inc to Oscar Aukschun et al on Jay Cox Road Avon Village and other parcels. Fred Niemeyer Sr to Mary Niemeyer Lot 112 Eastern Heights Subdivision Elyria. Mathilda Kaufman to Rose Kaufman on Lake Road Sheffield Lake Village. Sheriff's deed to Debenture Discount Co on Elyria Avenue Lorain. Weslakian Inc to Julian Tarver Sublet 544 Belmar Beach Avon Lake Village. Carrie L Oyster to Mrs Ida Greenwold Lot 112 Cove Beach Sheffield Village.
Avon January 15 teachers from Avon Public Schools Mrs W J Barr Mrs Adams and Putzier attended the County Council of Parent Teachers at Clearview school Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Mr Daney Miss Marian Peak Evelyn Smith and Perle Wilford attended an English teachers dinner at the Gables in Elyria Monday evening Rev C A Bantham attended a Ministers Conference in Lorain Monday Joseph Phinney is on the sick list Ira Gough attended a Congregational church meeting in Elyria Monday evening.
A vivid historic image presents a primeval plough formed from a jagged tree branch pulled along by workers and cattle, illustrating early agricultural practice. The scene emphasizes manual labor and animal power in shaping early farming tools.
The page presents a mixed crossword with numbered across and down clues, many garbled spellings, partial words, and misprints. Names like LARS MORRIS are visible along with a large list of clues for war, religion, geography, and everyday objects, plus a currency note (£6) and stray numbers.
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