Wanted to Purchase an Operating Profitable Elyria Business
A reader seeks to buy an operating profitable business in Elyria or nearby. Confidence respected, brokers protected. Respond to Box 87 Chronicle Telegram.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1955
Page
3
A reader seeks to buy an operating profitable business in Elyria or nearby. Confidence respected, brokers protected. Respond to Box 87 Chronicle Telegram.
A major fire leveled Sullivan Christian Church in a blaze that raged an hour after 1:25 PM yesterday aided by wind and water shortages. The 1894 building suffered about 50 000 in damage, with little furnishings saved and the cause under investigation as neighbors recalled prior fires in Sullivan within six years.
The Cleveland posts notes steel output rose to 93 percent of capacity in a sign of improving demand. Export shipments from the US climbed as Europe’s strong market supports continued production across semis and slabs. Scrap shipments to Japan and planned pipeline work reflect broader industrial activity amid potential auto strike precautions.
Verdant- area youth 18 from Vermilion on the Lake pled guilty to operating a vehicle without the owner’s consent. Judge James McCrystal in Common Pleas Court imposed an indeterminate sentence at Mansfield Reformatory after defense counsel A. Greulich requested suspension.
Rome Italian criminologist Prof. Benigno Di Tullio says women commit fewer crimes than men but many female offenses go unpunished. He notes men often shield women and take the blame themselves, masking unlawful activity.
A six year old, Phillips Valot, promised to walk home after officials found him behind the wheel of a roaming truck in downtown Galveston. He told officers he had to go home and did not want to walk.
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