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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1934
Page
4
The Chronicle Telegram advertises its want ad rates and information for Lorain County. It explains pricing per line, counting rules, minimum charges, and cash discount options for ads placed or paid before they expire.
A jumbleed notice parades real estate and sale actions in Lorain County Ohio. It lists a 10 acre farm between Elyria and Lorain with outbuildings orchard crops and trade for a North Amherst house. Also mentions a public sale of parcels in Carlisle Township with detailed bounds and dates. Local Eaton briefs follow with social notes and community events.
The notice describes land parcels with bounds along river and grantor lines ending at a beginning point, totaling 10 acres with 3.58 acres and 15 are 4 acres, appraised amounts 2730.00 and 315,750.00, sold cash day of sale, terms require at least two thirds of appraisal, Sheriff Charende W. Dick announces the sale in Lorain County Ohio.
In Pittsfield Ohio June events note a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Delia Eskins Smith at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Eskins on West Ave. Bunco prizes and refreshments followed. Guests Kenneth Green Lester Sheffield Lyle Preston attended Elyria races. Dewey family moved to Norton property Center. Ward family to Mary Mills home State Road. Elizabeth Jordan resumes school duties.
A compact recap of the prior puzzle solution hints a mixed set of clues covering letters numbers and abbreviations. It lists numerous entries such as Night, unit of length, water, dear, and various abbreviations, indicating a completed answer to the earlier crossword style puzzle.
Wellington High School plans eight graduates for June 7 including Vern Brandt and Ruth Pillivant as the town recalls students leaving for the Class Play at the Opera House. Meantime relatives, illnesses, and society meetings fill June with Chelsealike calm as families recover from illnesses and plan summer visits, with 4H Club and Ladies Society gatherings noted.
A local Farm Bureau gathering in Elyria drew many residents from the vicinity on Thursday of last week. The report notes community participation and references subsequent local activities. The piece also mentions a Wellington visitor spending Sunday with Perry Mohrman.
The next meeting of the boys club will be held at the Town Hall on a date to be announced. Interested in club work can attend the upcoming gathering.
A birthday party marked Corbine Crandall and Ernest Goodsite twenty first in Sheffield on a pleasant evening at Garfield school house with pink and white decor and dances. Nearby, Wade Johnson family moved into a remodeled home on Ford row in Edyria. O’Neil of River tow bought a Dot off the Dumeo farm on Gulf road and will reside there. A long list of locals attended including Earle Johnson Lee Johnson Percy Chambers Arthur Whiton Clarissa Brush Dorothy Doris Clarmyea Brush Ruth Johnson Neva Carrick Dorothy Menges Laura Fridenstine Joe Johnson Howard Carrick Alan Johnson Joseph Norman Whiton. Robert Lester Johnson Billy Johnson joined a Garfield school front-lawn picnic. Hilda Richey of North Canton, Ohio, visits during vacation. Mr. and Mrs. E. McCollum of Norwalk visited their daughter.
In Stillwater Oklahoma C W Rink of Oklahoma A and M College says milk derived casein can form a fully moisture proof cigarette wrapper, superior to porous cellophane. He notes casein also serves for buttons buckles combs brushes and mirror frames.
Ada Ohio report of Dorothy McElroy daughter of Judge Isaac McElroy who stopped beating for four minutes during tonsillectomy under chloroform. Adrenalin and artificial respiration revived her then operation resumed. Carved stone work is used in Hindu temple decoration.
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