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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
11
The NCEA factory faces a public sale by bids on July 1 as stockholders and creditors seek to raise at least $50,000. Total claims reach $241,468 with $53,363 secured. trustee holds $49,400 cash. Plant value pegged at $400,060 though expected sale may not exceed $100,000. Creditors committee seeks subscriptions around 35 percent of the credit.
Ura claims that the binding nature depends on subscribing 40,000 dollars. Interested parties say many former subscribers will reinvest and new capital may enter. Referee Conway will carefully inspect all bids and allow bidders a hearing before any sale of the property.
A large turnout attended Lewis Merchant’s funeral at his South Amherst home with Rev. A A Hunter of Cleveland presiding. burial followed at Evergreen cemetery. Also notes list the Itwald Shoes vs Lorain Ramblers game in Lorain Sunday with Chippy Bruce pitching, and funeral services for Mrs. Ormsby on Sunday at 120 from Tenny Avenue home with burial to follow. An ad mentions liquidation of The Leader Shoe Store stock at 25 cents on the dollar from 347 Broad Street.
Amherst June 23 The first band concert of the summer series will be at the square Saturday night. Director Frank Krugman prepared an extensive program with marches overtures waltzes and intermezzos. Donations from local businessmen cover expenses and the show runs from 7 30 to 8 30 p m.
Social news from Eaton and Oberlin reports visits from Mr and Mrs Frank Springer of Galion and Miss Helen Dawley, upcoming Children’s Day at the church, a rumored filling station at centre, and local visits by families including the Hathaways and Randalls. Oberlin alumni news and courtesy calls fill the week with guests from Cleveland and Lakewood.
Guests visit from Athens and Columbia as families host dinners and showers. Work starts on road repairs at the north and south center, with summer plans including trips to Pennsylvania and Columbus. Erle Alexander buys a Ford sedan and Alton Mennell attends summer school in Columbus.
Elyria announces a family footwear sale event at Leader Bankrupt Stock located at 347 Broad Street with an opening date to be announced. Await further details and wait for official notice.
One of the world’s foremost women astronomers, Isabel M Lewis, has long served as expert astronomer at the United States Naval Observatory in Washington. In Japan, a small group of women plans an event to boast about adopting modern dress for traditional attire.
An advertisement touts DRUEGEN KRAAFT tablets as a fast rebuilding tonic for a strong active gland system. It credits world leading doctors and Europe’s medical authorities with prescribing DRUESEN KRAFT Youth-Gland tablets as the quickest rejuvenation aid without surgery.
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