Promptly Advertised Used Cars and Services
Classified listing shows multiple used cars including a 1928 Pontiac Coupe priced at 250 dollars and a 1927 Pontiac Landau Sedan at 250 dollars. Also offers 1926 and 1928 Essex Coaches, torches for sale, washing machines, ranges, and other household items with contact numbers for Elyria and Davenport dealers. Includes public utilities notice about Anguiller Coach Lines seeking an extension to certificate of convenience and necessity with hearing date February 2, 1931 in Columbus Ohio.
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Essex Coach
Florence J. Barnes
Curtis A. Barnes
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Elyria
Ohio
Dunn Motors Company
Clarence E. Adams
G. B. Findley
Anguiller Coach Lines, Inc
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ashland
Oberlin
Wellington
Pittsfield
Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Awwiller Coach Lines, Inc
Brighton News Highlights and Local Obituaries
Brighton reports a family visit from Spencer as Leon Stone and his daughter Virginia join Mrs O S Coats and kin. Eva Prosser dies suddenly. funeral at home, burial in Greenwood Wellington. Community sympathy to George Herbert family. Mrs John Caswell improves. Mrs Will Bursley visits Wellington kin. Farmers Institute draws well with speakers. Mrs Dunner of Ohio visits Mildred Seeley family. Donald Dudley of Lodi visits his in laws. Walter Mosher checks on Marjory Holmes who is ill.
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Brighton
Leon Stone
Virginia
Spencer
O. S. Coats
Eva Prosser
George Herbert
Greenwood Cemetery
Wellington
John Caswell
Will Bursley
Cole
Farmer’s Institute
Ed Dunner
Rousbureg
Ohio
McConnell
Pittsfield
Mildred Seeley
Dunner
Seeley
Donald Dudley
Lodi
D. §. Coats
Walter Mosher
Claude Holmes
Litchfield
Marjory Holmes
Murray Ridge Briefs Chronicle Local Visits and Affairs
Murray Ridge notes show Mrs. Walter Bennett and her son visiting John Bechtel from Henrietta. Irvin Eldred and family from West Ridge spent Sunday with Nettie Eldred’s family. Edwin Powell and Sherman Powell with son visit Saranac Lake, NY. Faust and Nugent party guests of BE Eppley from Akron. Beatrice Burrer attended a birthday party at Gladys Freeland’s home. Nettie Eldred’s family joined a WCTU meeting at the Porters on Oberlin road Friday.
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Murray Ridge
Walter Bennett
Henrietta
John Bechtel
Irvin Eldred
West Ridge
Nettie Eldred
Edwin Powell
Sherman Powell
Saranac Lake
New York
Robert Faust
Charles Nugent
Ethel
Akron
BE. Eppley
Beatrice Burrer
Gladys Freeland
W. C. Porter
Oberlin Road
Social Guests Attend Elyria Event And Club Supper
Mrs Lillian Noveska and others from Detroit and Elyria attended a gathering hosted by Mrs A J Derek on Tuesday. Miss Pearl Eppley joined the oyster supper hosted by the D C Club at South Ridge Church on Wednesday evening. Louis and Frank Eldred attended a farm meeting at the M E Church in Elyria on Saturday.
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Lillian Noveska
Mary McHale
Detroit
Kate Noveska
G. Faulhaber
Elyria
A. J. Derek
Pearl Eppley
D. C
South Ridge
Louis
Frank Eldred
M. E
Laundry Of '49 Still Operating
SANTE FE New Mexico Frank Huebsch owner of four San Francisco laundries and president of the Laundry Owners National Association recalls the California gold rush era. He says his Oakland founded laundry dates to 1849 when miners needed washing services and distant shipments to Honolulu were common. The operation used a donkey engine a boat hogshead and a moving pole to agitate clothes.
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Sante FE
N. M
California
Frank Huebsch
San Francisco
Laundry Owners’ National Association
Huebsch
Oakland
Fal
Honolulu
Indians Reject Election Plan at Isleta Pueblo
At Isleta Pueblo in New Mexico, Indians voted 100 to 29 to keep the governor and Indian office selecting six councilmen rather than holding a democratic election. The meeting in the community hall lasted three hours with nominations ruled out of order.
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Isleta
N. M
Isleta Pueblo
Indian Office
Bautista Zuni
Ears Decide Wine Quality
Paris report on M Raymond Brunet, a professor of oenology, claiming wine appreciation is via ear impulses rather than taste. He demonstrated that fine wines produce strong electrical signals in the ear, while cheap wines yield weaker impulses, with others confirming the result.
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Paris
France
M. Raymond Brunet
High College of Commerce
Brunet
Ships never been home port for Reardon-Smith line
Captain William Egerton explains that all 36 freighters bear the name Bideford as home port though none can reach that shallow English harbor. The Reardon-Smith family from England has long used Bideford, chosen by Sir William, despite water depths preventing ships from visiting.
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San Francisco
Reardon-Smith Line
Bideford
William Egerton
Vancouver
Reardon-Smith
England
Sir William
Hitching Rides Banned North to Nawanda News
Police announce arrests for motorists allowing boys to fasten sleds to rear of their cars amid a string of fatal sledding accidents during the season’s first heavy snowfall.
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Nawanda
N. Y
Kissing booth ban shocks Stanford carnival plans
Stanford University in Palo Alto halted a student carnival aimed at raising 20000 dollars for a new gym. Officials described a "mystery maze that promises to be intriguing" but rejected maintaining an old fashioned kissing booth as part of the event.
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Stanford University
Palo Alto
Cal
Stanford
Wisconsin plans album of rural life photos from 1930s
Madison Wisconsin rural life as it existed in 1930 will be preserved in a pictorial survey by the Wisconsin Historical Society. About 4500 rural teachers are asked to contribute photos for a century after the Blackhawk War. Each image will be mounted with teacher school town and county details.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Historical Society
Joseph Schafer
Schafer
Black Dominates London Winter Footwear Trends
Black emerges as the leading color in London winter footwear this year with strong advance showings west of Regent Street. Dull surfaces and matte finishes appear fashionable, often paired with white, grey, or piping. Materials include calf, glace and matte leathers, suede, reptile skins, and exotic makes like ostrich and sharkskin in black. browns also challenge for top spot.
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London
Regent Street
Women Demand Quiet From Loud-Voiced Bridge Tender
In Oroville California Hen Turner, bridge tender at a local span, is urged by Oroville women to stop his loud storytelling. Turner, known for chatting and being slightly deaf, reportedly speaks loudly to amuse listeners, prompting a formal complaint to the county board of supervisors.
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Chico
Cal
Deaf School Hears Through Radio Invention
In San Francisco the Gough Oral Deaf School uses radio to aid hearing. A master control operated by the teacher sends sound through headphones at 18 desks, helping wholly or partially deaf children hear.
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San Francisco
Gough Oral Deaf School
Deer gored Fort Frances park chief to death in Minnesota
An infuriated buck charged Charles A. Gadd 64 Fort Frances Ont park superintendent as he tried to feed the animal at Pitchers Point Park. Keepers were forced to shoot the buck to remove Gadd's body.
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International Falls
Minn
Charles A. Gadd
Fort Frances
Ont
Gadd
Pitchers Point Park
Two Valuables Old Letters Found in Newport
Newport Rhode Island officials unearthed two authentic letters in a city hall vault. One from George Washington after his Newport visit of August 17, 1790 praises Newport’s affection for his government. The other from General Rochambeau, dated July 29, 1780, pledges Newport’s zeal and gallantry would secure defense and arms for residents if attacked.
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Newport
R. I
George Washington
Count de Rochambeau
W. Norman Sayer
Washington
Rochambeau
Seven Saves Negro From Jail Term in Knoxville
Tom Thomas, a Black man in Knoxville Tennessee, was acquitted of a liquor storing charge after proving his residence at 207 Common Alley, not 205 as listed in the search warrant. The court ruled the warrant invalid, preventing a jail sentence.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tom Thomas
Common Alley
Lawmakers Use Two Languages in New Mexico House
In Santa Fe the New Mexico house operates with dual language translation. English speeches are rendered into Spanish and vice versa for both the presiding officer and the members. The chaplain’s prayer remains in English. The system primarily serves the gallery audience.
Spain Seeks Joint Arms Conference Bid From Two Cities
Madrid reports that San Sebastian and Barcelona compete for the next General Disarmament Conference. San Sebastian, famed for Concha Beach on the Bay of Biscay, is a top summer resort with many hotels. Barcelona, a winter retreat on the Mediterranean, hosts a population around 710,000 and numerous hotels built after the 1923 International Exhibition. The two cities offer strong access and hotel capacity.
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Madrid
Spain
San Sebastian
Barcelona
Bay of Biscay
Mediterranean
Paris
Famed railroad passes San Francisco
The once world famous Tameais Rail road, winding up the mountain from Mill Valley, is now a thing of the past. Abandoned early in 1930 due to automobile and hiker competition, the rails and ties laid at a cost of 600000 were recently sold for 15000.
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San Francisco
Mill Valley
Harvard libraries hold over three million volumes
Cambridge, mass March authorities report Harvard shelves contain 2 371 tons of books totaling 3 168 390 volumes. The Chinese library holds 47 775 books and the Law library lists 59 400 volumes.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Tourists Seen Registering in St Petersburg Season
The Chamber of Commerce projects 61 047 tourists will register in St Petersburg during the 1930 31 winter season, up from 48 563 last year.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Chamber of Commerce
Geese as Burglar Alarms in Council Bluffs
A. H. Beese, a feed store owner, says his geese acted as burglar alarms when burglars attempted a break in. He was roused by the excited gabbling of the ganders, confirming the deterrent effect of vigilant poultry.
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Council Bluffs
A. H. Beese
Press meeting planned in Sioux Falls
The South Dakota Press Association will hold its annual winter convention here February 12 13. The summer meeting is held annually at Lake Madison Madison SD.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota Press Association
Lake Madison
Madison
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Chronicle-Telegram
the Chronicle-Telegram
S.ssereeersee Se
Eveeevansageeee Tee
Eeeaion Qe
Caf Chronicle
N. F. Crowhurst
Middle Ave
Sam
East Ave
Easy Terms
Co. E. Lapp
Mike Klein
Cleveland & Guli Rd
Red Arrow
Elyria Furniture Upholstering Co
Fine Furniture
Broad St
United
Howard Wilson
Imperial Furniture CO
K. Broad St. Bridge
Electric Service
Wally Roe Elect. CO
Out of the
High Rent Dist
Dallus
Metal Specialty Mfg. CO
Minsk
Emery's
East Broad
East River
HAT & Shoe Service
Star Shoe Shop
Court St. Ph
Wright Printing Co
Chestnut St
Ladies Tailoring & Fur Shop
Lear, Leather Shop
West Ave
Bauer Dairy
Jackson
Cleveland St
Mossbarger
G. T. Sedgerlan Undertaking and Furniture Ambulance Service
Oberlin, Ohio
Lorain
Collie
Bruce
West College St
D. F. Erwin
Pete Held Transfer Co
Quincy St
Chrysler
Broad Motors
Packards
Studebaker
Fred A. Brown Inc
The
Play Motor Co
E. Bridge ST
Rogers
Ward Leppere
J. R. Dall
FORD
East Broad St
Automobile Service
Ledi St
Eldetread Tire & Supply Co
Andress
C. L. Terry
2Nd St
Smith
Cor. East Ave
Grace Ct
Chappel St
Furnish Capital
Adams Paint Co
Dept. A-7
Cleveland
Waittress
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Renable Party
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Company
E. Naghten St
Allen Landscape & Nursery Co
Rochester
Mr. Vail
J. George, Taylor & CO
Masonic Temple
Lesnick Bros
Poultry & Supplies
Kelling Sebrd CO
New
Buckeye
Cypress
H. Briggs
Theo
Grills
Lake Ave
Meadows
Eden
Coffield
Elyria Belting & Machinery CO
Eldotread Tire & Supply CO
Mac Ea
M. L. Eppley
Westinghouse
Chronicle Telegram
Mahogany
Sauer's
Radios & Radio Parts
A. & A. Auto Supply
Dickason Elect. CO
Wash. Ave
Radiola
Philadelphia Battery & Ignition Co
Sth St
W. OW. Freeland
R. D
la Grange
A. R. Greenfield
W. E. Patten Office Ltd
YF. SL . AL
Jefferson Apts
St Choico Suite
Plaza Apt
Jackson, Corner 6Th and
Bast Ave
Second ST
School ST
Seventh ST
Ith ST
Eastern Heights
C. A
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Carl F. Wol
8Th St
Fairlawn
Spruce ST
9Th ST
West Side
4Th ST
H. C. Campin
Oxford ST
Cornell Ave
J. C. Crisp & CO
Sherman Wurst
5Th St. Court
Eighth ST
10Th ST
Bailey CT
Third Street
Endley Elk
Park Place
Third St
Nelson Walker
Marseilles
Billings Realty Co
Carl F. Wolf
B. Sherwood
LaGrange
Main Road
J. P. Holcomb
Prosser Funeral
Ervin Eppley
Phore
BABY
Blue Creek Poultry Farms
GaLks and
Neavice
B. Decker
B. Hts. Blvd
Furnace
Jack Young
Charles Wilder
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