Real Estate Ad Prompt Seeks Clients at Elyria Office
Classified note promotes real estate services by R. A. Osborne at 20 Century Building Elyria Ohio with contact line 333 Broad Street and phone 2570 and a slogan If Its Real Estate See Us.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1921
Page
7
Classified note promotes real estate services by R. A. Osborne at 20 Century Building Elyria Ohio with contact line 333 Broad Street and phone 2570 and a slogan If Its Real Estate See Us.
Probate Judge HC Wilcox of the county oversees a sale of Peerless cars offered at a large discount. The notice cites a public auction process and invites interested buyers to participate before the stated deadline.
Mrs John Delefield will entertain the Evergreen Club on Wednesday July 13. Mrs Mary Maurer and son Albert visited Frank Shibley and family in Litchfield on Sunday. D D club members met at Miss Louise Schmidtkons home on North Ridge Wednesday afternoon and planned a picnic at Glens Beach Lorain on August 3. Mrs Wm Hess hosted her brother John Battenhous from Pennsylvania last week. Mrs J Delefield spent Tuesday with Mrs R J Kutza in Lorain.
Frederik Stein a long time Amherst resident died at his Cleveland Avenue home after three weeks of illness from complications. He came to the United States at 19 from Germany and lived in Amherst since. He is survived by his wife Katherine and three daughters Mrs Simon Piley Mrs Schiebly and Mrs Adelbert Robson and two grandchildren Paul and Mary Robson. Private services at the house and public at St Peter's Evangelical church with Rev Egil officiating.
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