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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1940
Page
8
Roy E. Hultz explains automatic heating and thermostat types. A nearby lamp or furniture shift can mislead the thermostat, causing overheat or underheat. The article warns homeowners to keep heat sources clear and maintain balanced room conditions for steady comfort.
Elyria Electric Store at 121 West Avenue offers repair service for washing machines radios refrigerators vacuum cleaners and small electrical appliances of all makes. Dial 2738 for service with the yellow truck. store open daily 8 AM to 8 PM except Sunday and Saturday 8 AM to 9 30 PM.
A housewife notes chill and erratic thermostat readings as lamps radios and furniture move. The guide explains local temperature variation and advises setting the thermostat to what feels comfortable, often higher than 74 to heat distant living areas.
Bert DeBray operates the DeBray Body Shop at 119 Cedar Street with manufacturer data on paint ingredients for all makes and models. Expert staff ensure no visible color or texture variance, handling welding, painting, metal straightening, glass work, and insurance adjuster coordination for all auto and truck body repairs.
The Ladies Society of the Community held an all day meeting at the home of Mrs FE R McConnell on Thursday January 18 with 16 in attendance A fifteen dinner was enjoyed at noon Miss Lillian Smith daughter of Rev and Mrs William Smith attended the meeting with Mrs Smith She is in charge of a camp at Bear Trap farm Bear Mountain Shenandoah Valley and gave an interesting account of the work Materials for aprons and embroidered pillow cases were distributed to the women for home projects The next meeting is set for February 18 at the home of BRIEFS Pittsfield Mr and Mrs Avery of Pittsburgh Pa returned home Tuesday after spending three days with their parents.
Mr and Mrs Winfield Avery and Mr and Mrs Ben Schubert are referenced. Ralph der is resting more comfortably and enjoying solid food. Mrs Alton Pitts of Oberlin sends good wishes for A C Horton and Martha Horton who are convalescing after injuries. They were dismissed from Allen Hospital in Oberlin, with other local residents hosting visits and gatherings.
Lorain Glass Company of Lorain Ohio promotes glass block panels as a modern, decorative, and energy efficient building material. They offer light transmission with privacy, heat insulation, and sound dampening, plus easy maintenance and mason-friendly installation. A feature on plans and usage points to plans for ongoing demonstrations and local discussions.
Oil companies cooperate with Beckett Commodore burner owners by using per home temperature charts and yard meters to estimate tank fill times. Trucks deliver fuel daily with meters printing gallons delivered. drivers shut off at pre set levels, requiring no home entry. The system allows independent fuel control with whistle alerts and inspections of meters, boasting wide adoption by 628 firms.
South Amherst on January 23 reports thirty-one upper-grade pupils named on the honor roll for the third six weeks. Seventh grade entries include Stella Ashyk Gerald Bauman Jence Boryczka Anna Bozice Annabelle Kilmer Jack Glenn Ruth Ervin Wrage. Ninth grade lists Anna Abraham Blanche Arcada Donna Farey Jennie Lence. Tenth grade features Maynara Spruesxer Virginia Rich Donald Schacht Grace Thompson. Eleventh grade begins Helen Ashyk.
Paul A Mori received a Purple Heart from the Secretary of War for wounds in active service October 22 1918 as a private in Battery D 322 Field Artillery. Local news items include church meetings PTA card party basketball game and First Aid station opening with demonstrations by South Amherst Firemen and a town dance and club meetings.
Fingerwave shampoo and set. shampoo and set with manicure. manicure and arch clean up. facial. eye brow tint with arch. hinge sets and up do. Birkline's, 250 2nd St. Phone 3319.
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