Scant Scalls Accordion Offer Read in Elyria Ad
Classified notice shows a brief contact item from James Keeter of Elyria on Shaddon Road with a phone listing Elyria 30 391 and a very reasonable offer described as an accordion 96 Ihase.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1939
Page
9
Classified notice shows a brief contact item from James Keeter of Elyria on Shaddon Road with a phone listing Elyria 30 391 and a very reasonable offer described as an accordion 96 Ihase.
Short note offers a cheap small house option with a small down payment and price around 189. The fragment mentions a parcel or area labeled Par:aess and emphasizes affordability for buyers seeking quick ownership.
Legal notice enumerates defendants and residents including Barbara Bradley Root of Baltimore Maryland guardian Vernon Metcalf Root minor and executrix of Frances Moot. Names also include Ethel Metcalf Curtiss Morristown New Jersey Esther Metcalf Janney Lewiston Massachusetts and other listed parties with addresses across the United States. The notice references case number 41257 and parties appear as executors guardians and related individuals in a probate or civil matter.
Bankruptcy notices list Sidney Blake Brouse of Elyria Ohio adjudicated on June 15 1934 with first creditors meeting set for August 1 1959 at 4 pm in Lorain County Savings and Trust Building. W illiam B Woods Referee in Bankruptcy issues notice to creditors to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt.
In the Northern District of Ohio Eastern Division a bankruptcy notice lists Thomas Pivanshi of Amherst Ohio as adjudicated bankrupt on June 4 1979. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the office of the undersigned in the Torn County Savings and Trust Building.
Dr Chrisman explains the digestion stages from mouth to stomach and cautions against heavy meals when the day ahead requires activity. He notes saliva and muscular action start breakdown and warns against unnecessary nutrition during periods of rest or low activity.
Pittsfield couple Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bauman celebrated their marriage with a surprise shower at the bride’s aunt’s home in Lakewood. Guests enjoyed dancing, ping pong, and cards before a pink and white buffet supper. Hosts included Lillian Adams and friends from Cleveland and Pittsfield.
E. J. Worchester of Cleveland visits his son and wife in the area while J. H. Mull from East Cleveland visits his son Ezra Mull and family. Jack Bear to perform baton twirling at Wellington band concert June 27. Wisdom Seekers class to meet at the park July 30. Ruth James of Lakewood vacationing with cousin Mrs. Perry Brandt.
The piece explains how overeating leads to lingering fullness and slowed digestion. It describes stomach wall activity, the role of gastric juices including epsin and hydrochloric acid, and how food is churned and broken down into glucose and fructose. It warns that leftover residues hinder movement and digestion.
The text explains gastric emptying the role of pyloric muscles the duodenum alkaline conditions and the need for bile pancreatic secretions to break down carbohydrates and fats. It notes most absorption occurs after the food enters the small intestine and previews the next column.
How to extend the life of a faded rug by laying it flat fixing the worn area with one inch adhesive tape and aligning threads. In India railway detectives clamp down on traveling with used return half tickets to curb a rising common crime.
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