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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1932
Page
5
Local business ad offers scissors sharpening for household and bull scissors with emphasis on mothers needing sharp pairs. John W. Bannon at 110 West Ave provides resharpening. Also promotes tennis racket restringing with 84 hour service and new Iowa price, contact Van at The Bell Co.
Rentals include a lost child’s clothing and axe found with owner prompted by ad. Also various legal and financial services offered by F A Smith & Bro and others. Autos for sale from multiple dealers with many models listed and prices. Auto service shops advertise repairs and battery checks. Machine shops and tire supply ad appears amid listings.
A cluttered Elyria page lists upholstery and furniture services, painting and wallpaper, hardware and tools, tires, moving, apartments for rent, and houses for sale. Notices include a legal foreclosure suit in Lorain County and various ads for seed potatoes, plants, and radios.
A cloze style notice outlines ad rate rules including a minimum charge of 33 cents and per line per day rates with cash discounts. It warns the paper accepts cash orders, prohibits out of town ads without cash, and states the paper bears limited liability for errors or omissions in ads. It emphasizes deadlines, standard classifications, and rejection of undesirable copy.
The petition alleges default on a promissory note secured by a mortgage on the premises and that the mortgage conditions have been broken making it absolute. It requests foreclosure, lis pendens, quieting title, sale of the premises, and application of proceeds to liens, with defendants ordered to answer confirming interests or be barred. Defendants must answer by July 30, 1932. First Savings & Loan Co. plaintiff. Webber & Black attorneys. June 13 20 27 July 5 11.
Wimbledon opens with Helen Wills Moody as overwhelming favorite for a fifth British singles title in six years. Ellsworth Vines meets Jules Duplaix as U S Davis Cup team mates Wilmer Allagon Francis X Shields and John Van Ryn arrive to join events. Strong American women’s doubles include Jacobs Rye and Palfrey with Harper Burke in the mix for titles.
St. Agnes baseball fell 11 to 10 at Cleveland as Mather Funeral Home broke an 8th inning tie and scored the deciding run in the ninth. Coen led with two base hits and Kowalcik earned the win while Frank took the loss. meeting called for Tuesday at a o'clock for St. Agnes players.
Grafton Business Men's softball ace Hank Walker bested Hank Ernest as Grafton edged Haserodt Jewelers of Elyria 3 to 2. Walker held the visitors to four hits and fanned 14 while Ernest allowed seven hits and struck out six yesterday in Grafton, Ohio.
Yesterday results show Cleveland 9 Boston 3 and New York 1 Chicago 0 with St Louis 1 Philadelphia 2 and Detroit 8 Washington ? Today’s slate includes Washington at Cleveland New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at Detroit Cincinnati 3 Boston 0 Pittsburgh 2 Brooklyn 1 St Louis 7 New York 4. Additional scores list Milwaukee 0 5 Toledo 18 7 and more, with upcoming matchups across cities.
Shane Collins resigns as Red Sox manager after a 44 losses in 55 starts. Marty McManus named successor. Collins cited health and discouragement. Indians win twice as Collins watches from the stands. Boston shares slump and staff turnover signals a volatile pennant chase.
In New York on June 20 1930 Sharkey arrives to face Schmeling in a 15 round heavyweight title bout at Long Island City. Sharkey holds about a 10 pound weight advantage 203 pounds to Schmeling 1591 pounds though Schmeling is younger at 26 to Sharkey 29. Crowd of 19000 expected with police to control the arena.
In Cleveland on June 20 Carl Bement, ex Baldwin Wallace star and Wakeman Red Caps pitcher, allowed four unearned runs while debuting for the Cleveland Rosenblums against the Bysynski club. Walks: 1 off Walker, 3 off Ernest. Strikeouts: 14 off Walker, 6 off Ernest.
Madison Merchants, a fast A softball team from Cleveland, overwhelmed the Elyria Merchants 8-3. Five runs in the seventh inning fueled the victory as Elmer Bainbridge and Oscar Powell faltered. Jack Storm hit two home runs for the Cleveland lineup.
June items describe Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Jacobe hosting at Ford road. Harland Johnson wedding trip to Indian Lake and home in Grafton after July 7. Ruth Shipley visiting Neva Carrick. William Duncan family calling on J L Chambers. serenade at Gulf road home. funeral for Pearl Duntee Webb in Brownhelm. Gulf Road Buckeye Kitchen Maids meet and June 20 call. road scrapes on River Road Gulf Road and Ford Roads. Sheffield Lake Social Club meeting with card party plans for July Fourth. mock wedding program and performances. 1793 locomotive note and legal maxim on possession.
The game featured home runs by Storm and Basen on balls off Bainbridge and Gren del, with four free passes issued. Powell recorded one strikeout while Bainbridge Grendel and Light shared pitching duties with Powell.
Ken Long, ex-Elyria High pitching ace, led the Motor Express to a 7-6 win over Granda Sports of Lorain at Oakwood Park Lorain. The local club erupted for seven runs in the first five innings to secure victory as Long escaped a late-inning jam and fanned the final batters. Two-base hits by Amenz CoxteHo and others highlighted the offense while Long and Castello split pitching duties in a tense late frame.
The Oberlin Hardware softball team edged Carlisle Business Men 7 to 6 yesterday at Oberlin. Pitching by Rogers and Brown and sterling fielding by Marquis stood out. Carlisle, newly organized, seeks Class B games. managers may call 30-596 or 30-534 after 6 pm to reach Butch or Gene.
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