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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1932
Page
9
An OCR fragment outlines advertising rates and terms: minimum charge 35 cents, cash rate 10 cents per line per day, cash discount if paid when placed or before expiry, along with per line per day fines and contract rates on request. Includes guidance on average word counting and abbreviations.
The notice lists bus and rail links serving Ashland Polk Sullivan Huntington and Wellington with morning and evening departures. It notes connections at Wellington to Oberlin Elyria Lorain and other municipalities via RE R Four R and Steam Road lines, detailing times and routes.
A jumble of classified ads lists merchandise such as Nile electric fans eight fifty each ten inch oscillating and electric motors, seed potatoes from Northern Michigan and city produce potatoes with delivery. moving and storage services offered by Red Arrow Movers and Pete Held Transfer Co. Also houses for sale at reduced prices, a duplex and a room house with garage, plus a probate notice for Minnie Albrecht and public notices about special assessments for Elyria street lighting, with details on filing and inspection.
Sixteen year old class reunion details from Wellington reference the 1923 Wellington High School class with attendees Kept in local tone. The piece lists numerous former students and guests, along with civic notes about local activities and hospital visits.
A church service in a body is led by Dr. G. W. Recard the church pastor. Mrs George Bassett of Prospect street hosts the Philadelphia class Friday evening. The Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Albert Luces home with Mrs Anna Nooney in charge. The Past Noble Grand association of the Lillywood Rebekah lodge meets this evening with Mrs W F Jontz.
Rochester June 21 reports a wiener roast hosted by Ever Ready class of the Baptist Sunday school at Mrs. Paul Jewett’s home with several members listed. The brief notes include visiting relatives, a 4-H club work session led by Mrs. Harry Royland, an overnight farm outing by the Three B's class, and various local residents visiting Cleveland Elyria Wellington and Wellington areas.
Grafton residents record Monday motor trip plans to Washington and Gettysburg and a Philadelphia visit for Mrs Ruby Zimmerman, who will join them to Atlantic City. Zimmerman, a Philadelphia nurse, plans a three week vacation with local relatives. News items include visits by Mrs Jess Brown, Miss Mary Arndt, and gatherings of the M E Sunday school Young People. Local rental and travel updates, flower show attendance, and several social calls are noted.
A string of social calls in Seville Elyria Berea and Belden outlines visits by Grant and Irene Rogers Heath Trenchard and others while the Spanish American War Veterans plan a parade and seek a commander candidate list for the 1933 encampment with leaders from Toledo Cleveland Athens Cincinnati and Columbus among the delegations.
New York interview with Andrew Goodman outlines the season as unified in design with varied textures and clever drape. He expects one piece dresses predominating, high waistlines, adaptable ensembles, and silk wool blends. Dark colors early shifting to browns and reds with coordinated accessories.
A spirit ed election opened in Lima today at the 34th Annual State Encampment, with participants and local officials assessing progress and issues in the program.
A gasoline explosion in the Crystal Cafe kitchen in Montgomery West Virginia killed three people, 45 year old waiter Mike Ginakis and 45 year old Louis Eronomous with his 9 year old son James. Two others remained missing as the rooming house above burned, with total loss around 335000.
Logan Clendening, MD, commends two books on child behavior. Dr Douglas Thom’s Problems of the Everyday Child is praised alongside a new volume Normal Youth and Historyday Problems. The discussion treats adolescence as normal, outlines guidance principles, and covers physical changes, sex adjustments, school and home issues.
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