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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1934
Page
5
Classified cache from Lerain County paper lists rental housing options with rates and information. The ad guidance emphasizes cash payment for discounts and per line pricing and notes initialisms and abbreviations count as words.
Lorain County Commissioners announce sale of bonds aggregating 1.5 million dollars to fund relief and other county needs. Bonds issued under state law and amended legislative bills will be sold to qualified banks and investors. Bids open March 2 at the county office in Columbus. Clerk Ellenbjenger authenticates notice.
A terse notice states there are 170,009 known varieties of figures or figures-like data. The fragment suggests a classification update or cataloging effort with emphasis on the total count and ongoing enumeration by an organization.
Real estate transfers include Nellie Car Howiett with Savings Deposit Trust Company, parcels in Elyria. Cora Edwards Sawyer to Jo3 and Rose K Shinsky in John’s addition Amherst. Leen Wolf to City Home and Savings Association with Avon Lake property. Carrie L Babbitt to Salvation Army New York. William C Smith in Leonora Sublet No 19 Day’s Sundanis part of Lez No 3 Elyria. Fred J Roth and Agna M Hoth in Bertha Derringer Avon Lake Village. Abbie A Holbrook to Grace L Eddy with Lorz Holbrook units in Lorain Stone Co Second Subdivision Jack River Township City of Lorain.
Crossword puzzle clues listed for across and down entries with numbers and partial answers. Includes hints like night before and game of chance. ends with note “Answer to previous puzzle.”
Funeral rites were held for Mrs. Katherina Truch 68 at St. Peter's Evangelical with Rev. Schmidt officiating. Interment was in Cleveland Street Cemetery. Local events covered include Bible study, Pythian Sisters, Lions Club and Epworth League meetings, and hospital news plus Amherst briefs listing visitors and civic notices.
A dinner meeting of the Northern Ohio Chapter of the American Guild of Organists produced a code of ethics for organists. The report notes a pear tree on W. G. Browns farm first blossomed then, after being killed, produced a second bloom, symbolizing resilience.
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