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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1935
Page
10
Classified notice seeks male or female help for a restaurant venture with self- menu preparation. References required, state salary and phone, Box 143, Chronicle. Local club notes describe July meetings, health day, county picnic, and community events in LaGrange and area.
Notice of a public sale to be held at the Town Hall on Thursday August 1 1995 at 9 00 PM. Terms include price bidding and bidding conduct. Clerk D BE Pelton and Laurange Village and Township officials announce the event.
Parma and Lorain area residents are seen visiting relatives and attending gatherings. Jean Louise Adams spent Tuesday in Elyria, Lyndon Chapter OES patrons met in West Salem, and various couples and families traveled, hosted guests, or enjoyed outings from Vermilion to Beaver Park. A bicycle accident left Dorothy Pearere with a dislocated knee, and Bord Cooke welcomed a son at Memorial Hospital. Adrian Jackson of Arizona visited his father J P Jackson.
Avon Lake July 22 The Afternoon Bridge club met with Mrs. William Hint for a one o'clock dinner Thursday. Winners were Mrs. Curtis Duff and Mrs. Rena Titus. They will meet again in two weeks. A large crowd attended the illuminating company picnic nearby.
BRIEFS My and Mrs. Mark Sherman of Armour Drive visit his sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burns in Bloomington Ind. Anton Linden of Lurain guests of his sister Mrs. Louise Wastrick and Cleveland hosts J R Calabash family. Cogan family at cottage on Sunset road. Rosalind Mitchell weekend guest of Carolyn Trigolet. They spent Saturday at the Illuminating Company picnic at Euclid Beach. Gilbert Eslinger of Elyria was a recent guest of Jog NoovoUly.
Avon on July 22 reports the Keystone Class of the Baptist Church entertained at Miss Stella Buswell and Mr. and Mrs. Webb's home with a business session led by Rev. Bantham. Next month will feature a weiger roast followed by social games and lunch. Ladies Aid plans a visit at Mrs. Lawrence Peak's home Tuesday afternoon. Various local visits include Mr and Mrs George Jameson, Mr and Mrs Ira Gough, and families from Lake Ray, Sullivan, Williamsfield, and Sheffield Lake with attendees from Cleveland and Sagertown Pennsylvania.
Fifteen railroad cars fitted as stores operate on multiple Russian routes to serve railroad workers, farmers, and lumber camps in distant communities. Plans call for more such cars and expansion across lines. EKES OLT PROFIT. ELIZABETH CITY NC W W Smith produced 241 barrels of potatoes, selling them for profit after costs leaving 235.18 with 24.10 paid to harvest workers.
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