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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
9
The Lorain County newspaper advertises its most effective want ad medium with rates and information. It details a minimum charge of 35 cents and a 10 cent per line per day rate, offering cash and discount options for ads placed before expiration. Telephone contact and daily placement times are noted.
Vital Statistics thanks neighbors for sympathy and floral offerings after loss of wife and mother WILEY R ROTH family. Lost black pomeranianReward 214 E Hts Blvd Mary character reader located Elyria roadside readings at green tent. Permanent waves beauty shop ad. Gold buyers cash. Cleaning and pressing. Antiques shop. Ambulance service EAST 2112. Summer school at Elyria Business College. Salesmen wanted asbestos siding. Printing services. Funeral home ad. Political printing.
Seed and plant supplies plus fine top soil marketed for lawns and flower beds and grave rebuilding. The Mello-Peat Co promotes their soil builder product under the tag line Mello-Peat with the contact phone number 2175 for food products.
Local ads promote fresh strawberries from patches on LaGrange Road near Oberlin Road with direct-from-patch pricing and tax-free purchases. Also advertised are Emery's Cash Grocery opposite the hospital, Emery’s store hours, and a variety of household bargains from furniture to hardware and used items, with several contact numbers and locations in Elyria.
In a brief notice, Stapler McAvena and Juke Kaiser run a first class machine shop at Second Street, offering expert machine work. The ad also references SLPOTREAD Tire & Supply Co and a legal notice in a divorce case, No 36078, involving Frances Smith, whose residence is currently unknown.
On June 3 1935 Edward Smith files in Loralat County Court of Common Pleas Ohio a case number 18v7s against a named defendant alleging gross neglect of duty with no extreme cruelty and seeking equitable relief. Hearing set for on or after July 20 with attorney D D Hamlin listed for the plaintiff.
Miss Regina Fuhrman daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Fuhrman of Tenney avenue Amherst and Elmer Schmitz son of Mr and Mrs Theodora Schmitz of East street Amherst were married at St Josephs Catholic church Amherst Ohio in a 9 am ceremony conducted by Rev James Eischen The reception followed at the bride’s home with a pink and white motif and a trip to Washington DC and New York City planned for the couple who will reside at 179 Merrick Avenue East Wellington Ohio Both are members of St Joseph church and the bride attended Amherst High School class of 1930. The groom manages Fisher Brothers Grocery in Wellington.
Mrs Ed Menz Sr hosted a Sunday dinner on Minerva Street for relatives after the christening of Sherrill Blaine Menz at St Peter's Evangelical Reformed church. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Edward Menz Jr and family along with several local neighbors and friends.
The third outdoor vesper of the First Evangelical church will be in the parsonage garden Sunday evening with Rev Heininger of Emmanuel Evangelical Church Lorain as speaker. An invitation has been extended to the Lorain church to participate.
South Amherst hosts a well attended Congregational Sunday School event presenting The Ministers New Car. Cast includes Anne Hlowe Vivian Mathas Freda Liver y Esther Witt and others with Ruth Eleanor Dulmage performing saxophone solos. Mrs Paul Mori receives a quilt from the Ladies Society.
Nativity Church members and friends enjoyed a Sunday picnic at Paulist's Grove with a 22 to 11 soft baseball win by Nativity over St. Joseph's Amherst. Attendees from Cleveland and nearby towns attended, and Alex Stirpak Jr. won the lace table corner prize. Also announced are upcoming church society events and guest visits surrounding Elyria area communities.
A garbled crossword clue set lists numerous numbered hints with partial words and errors. The readable entries point to a puzzle with across and down clues, covering a broad range of topics from animals and plants to language and geography, but the full grid and solutions are not recoverable from the fragment.
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