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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1926
Page
10
A garbled OCR item lists disjointed place names and street fragments such as Abber Head Rent Bran and Garden Fase with scattered numbers. It reads like a damaged public notice or listing with no coherent action, date, or clear entity roles. The readable bits resemble street names and rental references, not a complete event.
Fragmentary ad listing rental options with multiple addresses and properties. Mentions no children, views of Porches, hot water, and various streets. Includes prices and terms unclear due to OCR garble. Nearby landmarks include Park Avenue and car services, with references to multiple real estate firms.
Auction notice details property being sold by order of court Lorain County Ohio. Listings reference multiple parcels on Middle Avenue and surrounding blocks with features including brick homes, garages, outbuildings, and corner lot configurations. Potential buyers are directed to view prior to sale date and bid at the public auction conducted by the court administrator and attorney.
Notice states Oliver Limb No 34607 now confined at Lonton Prison Warn tan, recommended to be moved by authorities with chaplaincy support. Hearing date set for August 15 1939. clerk records indicate public notice and subsequent actions by the prison authorities and wardship unit.
Baristas plan an elevated moving sidewalk at a busy crossing to reduce street accidents. The idea targets pedestrian flow and safety, aiming to separate foot traffic from vehicle activity and improve visibility at the crossing.
In Wellington region reports describe a bullying incident involving Ashland Bolte and local youths. The event drew attention from residents and authorities as details remained limited and ongoing investigations were noted by officials.
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