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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1919
Page
2
Amherst July 22 Durfee Miles Co Toledo topped the bidding for 19106 bonds with a 579.80 premium to pave Milan Hill but no bidders for the construction work appeared. Rejected bids two months earlier set costs at 12 per foot for a 20 foot wide street as village council meets in special session tonight.
The W C T U plans a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs Kate Shoiton’s home. Raymond Lindsley bought a new Ford touring car last week. Mrs Charles Peck and children returned to Detroit Saturday after visiting Mr and Mrs Julius Feck. Mr and Mrs Ed Prescott and Mrs Lester Loucke of Cleveland were mentioned in the same notice.
The piece lists a string of local residents and visitors. Mrs. Knerim hosts Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Herbert Allen and her son from Dayton visit three weeks with Mr and Mrs. F P G Chaplin. Henry Kane of Elyria spends Tuesday in Brownhelm. Miss Ethel Curtis of Huggies Beach spends the weekend with her parents. Mrs. T W Burnett leaves for Cobleskill New York after months with J R Miller family. Esther and Lydia Kuschle Mary Lange Rena Miller Goldie Kruger Mildred Wernest guests at Linwood Park. A. B. Avery Clair and R. E McMasters drive to Cleveland to see friends. Mrs. C W Heaton and children of Yonkers visit sisters. A. E B Miller of Cleveland spends Thursday with Charles Miller and family. Senator Borah says Wall Street backs the League of Nations. If so should we welcome this Wall Street redemption notion. With drinking abolished people have more time for thinking. Professional boxing seems easier to prevent than banditry and bank robbery.
Wolke shows improvement as the Brave climb in standings with a steady performance. Elyria Bread notes strong offense and disciplined defense shaping a late-season push for key games.
July 22 report from Chicago states city may halt consumption of 15 909 gallons as ice supply dwindles. John T Cunningham a local ice cream maker warns the scarcity could force many manufacturers to close operations.
In Overbreak Kansas on July 2 a five year old boy, son of Clarence Albright, tried to get eggs from a barn nest. He used matches to set the nest on fire, the flame forcing the hen from the nest. The fire spread and damaged the barn contents despite neighbors extinguishing most of the blaze.
Real estate transfers list numerous Lorain and Elyria lot sales with varying prices from 10 to 5 000 dollars including parcels in Lorain and Ridgeville and section transfers in Carlisle Township. An Oklahoma wheat crop claim notes 400 090 000 dollars while a St Louis brewing stat line claims only thirteen breweries still manufacture beer. A stray line urges Ely Bread branding and Taxi fare reference.
Classified notice outlines available items and services in the Chronicle Telegram Want Ads section. Listing includes keywords and contact details for prospective buyers and providers. The brief seeks readers to review the page for offerings and prices.
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