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A written guarantee covers Cooper Pullman tires 30x4.50 19x4.75 and 195.00 price for the better car. The guarantee lasts 18 months against all road hazards.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
6
A written guarantee covers Cooper Pullman tires 30x4.50 19x4.75 and 195.00 price for the better car. The guarantee lasts 18 months against all road hazards.
Legal notice stating I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. The text includes garbled dates and names, but asserts sole liability and separation from others. The readable portion emphasizes May 26 as a threshold date and disclaims responsibility for others' debts.
Miss Estelle La Beau hosted Circle No. 5 of St. Anthony's church at The Chateau Stop 49 Lake Road in Avon Lake. Five hundred was played with prizes won by Mrs. A Winchester Mrs. Ed Osterland and Mrs Jake Stauder. Refreshments were served. In two weeks Mrs J Novotny and Mrs C Krakow will host the circle at The Chateau.
Mrs Leo Heider and daughter Marjorie visit her parents in Chicago. Mr and Mrs I James of Armour Drive host twenty Lakewood card club members at their home Sunday with games and a 6 pm picnic dinner. Vernon Jaycot family moved to Cleveland.
James Bloomfield left Thursday for California, where he has begun a new assignment. Relocated for work, Bloomfield will reside in the Los Angeles area while pursuing opportunities in the film industry. Local colleagues note his move reflects growing ties between the city and regional talent pools.
About thirty five attended the June gathering of the Women’s Union of St Peter’s Evangelical church in Amherst. The program featured a talk on getting acquainted with the Reformed Church, a memorial for the late Mrs Ernest Becker, and a social hour with refreshments. An outdoor meeting was planned for July 20 at Miss Emma Berg’s home with a tureen dinner and committees named.
Members of the Women's Union of St. Peter's Evangelical church served dinner to the Noon Day Club with 16 members present and one guest, Howard Adams, sales manager of Hillsdale Milling Co. A general business meeting followed, with president O. H. Baker officiating.
A fragmented word puzzle listing numerous clues from a mixed script, suggesting an auction theme for life and progenitors, with references to rivers in Scotland and various geographic or linguistic hints. The text includes scattered names, abbreviations, and letters resembling a cryptic puzzle.
The Amherst Alumni Association held its annual banquet in the school auditorium on Thursday evening. Early summer garden flowers adorned the decor as about 200 attendees shared supper. Reverend R. C. Jensen gave the invocation. A notable note mentions a member accepting a position with the Texas Gas Company.
Mrs D Osterland spent Tuesday in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs William Heil and family of Lakewood moved to their cottage on Lake Road for the summer. Mr and Mrs J Oldberg of Cleveland moved to a cottage at Stop 65. E J Nunsedorfer was in Cleveland on business Thursday.
Mrs Ed Higley and others are listed among attendees at the Eagles Auxiliary meeting held at F O Hall in Lorain where Mrs Anna Lynch installed new officers led by Madar president. Milton Nabakowski returns from George Washington University to spend summer with parents. Grace Hubbard of Wesleyan University visits home on Cleveland Ave. Earl Kane, finishing a senior year at Ohio State, prepares to join commercement exercises.
Cleveland avenue hosts Mr and Mrs B A Jenne held a family gathering Wednesday to honor their son Foster in the graduation class. A social time followed by light refreshments included Elyria residents Mr and Mrs John Garland and daughter Jane Mrs O J Brown Lorain Miss Marian Haylan Lorain Mr and Mrs Joseph Heathcote South Amherst Mr and Mrs R H Hearn and daughter Marjorie Middle Ridge Mrs and Mrs A K Jenne Amherst Mr and Mrs B A Jenne with sons Foster and Burton George Schroeder and family on Cleveland avenue and Orlando, Florida Mrs John Croft South Amherst road and August Schroeder were among attendees.
National Flower Day for shut-ins is set for Thursday June 15 by the Floral Telegraph Delivery association. The non commercial nationwide project will deliver flowers to disabled veterans, hospital patients, and shut-ins with J S Clifford coordinating local names by phone as committee chairman.
Mr and Mrs E Foster and their son Edwin of Cleveland Avenue have left for Chicago Illinois to attend the World's Fair in progress there. More details appear on Page 2.
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