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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
5
Patchy classified page offers strawberries and assorted goods from George Fridenstine, Pete Ternes, and local stores. Also lists furniture, hardware, watches, and used items with contact numbers and vague sale details.
The ordinance proposes issuing mortgage revenue bonds for the Elyria Ohio Water Works System under Article NAVEL to extend and finance the system. It creates a Waterworks Revenue Fund, directs priority payments for operation maintenance replacements and debt service, and details monthly transfers to the Bond Fund, with surplus use for extensions and a tested surplus mechanism.
Long municipal ordinance text describes bonds, revenue pledges, and mortgage provisions to extend the city waterworks system. It references the National Industrial Recovery Act, funds for debt service, and immediate effect upon passage. Also notes a notice of property tax assessments for lighting costs and a sheriff's sale of real estate in Lorain County.
Puzzle clues cover a wide range from religious titles to nautical terms. Answers include famous figures, measures, body parts, and objects, with cross-referenced hints indicating positions, directions, and wordplay typical of a themed crosswords crafted by Lars Mo.
In a brisk sales pitch the ad copy urges selling used golf clubs and racquets and other items through want ads. It touts quick turnover and profits, suggesting attic finds become cash with rapid posting.
Notice of a real estate sale for 14.47 acres in the southerly and westerly bounds along Steel Street and adjacent streets in the city of Elyria. Property appraised at 10,060 dollars, to be sold for cash on day of sale, with bids below two thirds of the appraised value. Sheriff W. Dack, Lorain County, with attorney W. Black.
The Sixth Annual Hill family reunion gathered at Edwin Prince Jr. home on Sunday June 16 in Birmingham with many relatives in attendance from Perkins Clyde West Haven Elyria and Amherst. A basket lunch followed the gathering and various local residents were listed as guests visitors or attendees across Elyria Lorain and surrounding towns.
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