Rentals Tie Chronicle Telegram in Want Ad War
Local classified battle shows Rentals tying Chronicle Telegram in want ads as agencies push aggressive listings. Mesticm ix Lovaon Can.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
6
Local classified battle shows Rentals tying Chronicle Telegram in want ads as agencies push aggressive listings. Mesticm ix Lovaon Can.
Local ads promote beauty services and real estate listings in Elyria Ohio era notices. Various properties including rooms and houses for rent or sale appear alongside autos and a bankruptcy notice. The mixed ad page references Mull, Foster Ave, Cleveland Street, and Prospect Street with prices and phone numbers. The probate and bankruptcy notices announce Albert Hodgman estate probate and Sylvester J Schenk bankruptcy proceedings with hearing dates.
A vintage rail of auto shops advertises 4th of July safety checks and services. It lists Brake service by Smith & Dirlam, battery and tire checks, oil fills, free inspections, and complete lubrication. Numerous garages including Calkins & Lehman, Alanny Manny, Dodsley Bros, and Eldotread offer road service, brake testing, and holiday specials. Local repair shops promote tire, brake, battery, and radiator work with 24 hour towing and delivery.
Cleveland opens a four game set with the New York Yankees after a rough slide vs Washington. Willis Hudlin was slated to start for the Indians while Lefty Gomez or Johnny Allen were expected for the Yankees. Washington won 16 of 18, Cleveland fighting into second division with seven losses in eight. Manush drove in three, Cronin and Schulte two each. Kuhel four RBIs and Manush homered. Left on base totals and pitching details accompany the box score. Umpires Geisel and Moriarty at time.
The Washington Supreme Court approved a 10.6 million dollar bond issue from the 1933 legislature, adding state relief resources to federal unemployment aid. County welfare boards are organized, and funds will be spent immediately to provide new work, supplementing loans from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
The chief of producing countries are the United States, Venezuela, Russia, Mexico, Persia, Roumania, the Dutch East Indies and Colombia.
A concise note states telepathy forms a branch of Tibetan secret lore. The remark links mental phenomena to mystical traditions and regional esoteric practices without broader context.
Johnny Kostyo pitched a no-run, no-hit game as Elyria Hardware Juniors routed Carlisle A. C. 13 to 0 on Carlisle diamond. Kostyo struck out several batters and the defense handled the rest in a dominant victory.
Hull's Grocers defeated Glen Rogers Motors 8-4 last night at Ely Stadium. Boreski and Wozniak formed the winning battery for Hull's.
Standings show Washington 67 45 24 and New York 42 25 with Philadelphia 61 34 34. Yesterday’s results include Washington 15 over Cleveland 2 and Chicago 8 Philadelphia 10 New York 7. Today’s games list New York at Cleveland and Washington at Detroit with Philadelphia at St. Louis and Boston at Chicago.
Toledo defeated Columbus 7 to 4 in a baseball game. St Paul edged Milwaukee 3 to 3. Minneapolis beat Kansas City 4 to 3. Louisville and Indianapolis postponed due to rain.
Newark defeated Baltimore 11 to 8 while Montreal beat Buffalo 10 to 8. Toronto won 4 to 0 over Rochester as Albany edged Jersey City 4 to 0.
In New York Ray Steele of California defeated Lou Plummer of Baltimore and Abe Coleman of California defeated Casey Berger of Texas. Tom Alley drew with Cliff Olsen of Minnesota, while Joe Devito of St. Louis defeated Jack MeaArthur of California. Sid Westrich of Hungary was defeated by Ed Kennedy and Cy Williams of New York defeated Jack Hurley of Ireland. In Portland Ed Strangler Lewis, 240 pounds, defeated Bob Kruse. Walter Folodak of Oswego beat Georges Keverly, and Chet Wiles and Larry Bennett both won in Portland against unnamed opponents.
The Pennzoils beat Sohlo 10 to 7 at Harman Field to assure at least a share of the Eastern Heights League lead. They close with 11 wins and 3 losses. Matt's Barbers sit second at 10 and 3, ahead of Haury and Bauer Grocers tomorrow at Harman Field.
Gus Mancuso of the Giants homered in the 10th with two aboard. Buck Jordan of the Braves won on a ninth inning single driving in two. Joe Stripp of the Dodgers delivered an eighth inning single with bases loaded for two RBIs. Babe Ruth of the Yankees homered with two aboard. Gus Suhr of the Pirates homered in each of two games.
A compact list shows leading hitters with games at bats runs hits and batting averages for players such as Simmons W Sox Cronin Senators Klein Phillies and Gehrig Ruth Yankees. The data highlights home run leaders runs batted in and top hitters across teams including White Sox Senators Yankees Athletics and Phillies.
Harry Seibold, recently released to Albany New York International League team, is noted among players who served in the World War. He previously played with the Athletics during the war era.
The Bronx division of the Eighth Avenue Subway links the Yankee Stadium and Polo Grounds area. It will open on July 1, providing a new transit route for fans and residents.
Avon Lake Ohio June 29 Mr and Mrs Raymond Fay Berea former residents of Avon Lake celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary at their home Tuesday evening Friends from here attended including Mr and Mrs Eugene Herman Jr Mr and Mrs William Franklin Mr and Mrs James Deasy Mr and Mrs Fraz Kavanaugh Miss Nina Dunin and William Arnold Bridge was played in the evening and a delicious lunch was served
Mr and Mrs Lionel Glass and cousin Miss Marie Spettigue attended a buffet supper at the Canterbury Country Club on Sunday evening.
Miss Estella La Rue is reported on the sick list. No further details are provided concerning illness or expected recovery.
Mr and Mrs James Tomer and Mr and Mrs Leo Heider spent a few days this week at the World's Fair in Chicago enjoying exhibits and company.
Ruth and Janette Pollack from Cleveland are spending several days with their grandmother, Mrs. Charles Kuhn.
A benefit fish fry is set for Saturday July 1 to support the Avon Lake baseball team. A 2 PM game against a Cleveland team will be played on the high school diamond at Stop 56. The fish fry will follow immediately in the wood behind the schoolhouse.
Miss Violet Hintz of Cleveland visits at Mr and Mrs Fred Beck. Mr and Mrs William Schumaker call on Mr and Mrs James Davidson in Elyria Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Fred McNaughton host his Cleveland Haights brother as house guest. Mrs Ed Osterland shops in Cleveland Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Otto Beaty of St Paris visit Mrs R J Kihm then attend Dick Mason funeral in Indian. Mr and Mrs Clarence Krakow and daughter visit Mr and Mrs Leste Barnes in Pennsylvania. Miss Alberta Buer spends Thursday in Cleveland. Mrs Nina Bean of Cleveland visits her daughter Shelley in Cleveland Monday. Mrs Vernon Jaycox of Cleveland overnight guest of her mother Mrs Daisy Martin Tuesday. Theodore Wells is on the sick list. Miss Faye Holmes and Wayne Rodgers spend Wednesday in Cleveland. Mrs Joe Thompson and daughter Carol visit Fields Corners Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Holmes spend Wednesday in Lakewood at the home of Mr and Mrs James Anderson. Mr and Mrs Robert Dechan and daughter Margaret are guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Theisin Tuesday evening. Walter Mitchell Wilson and Wilbur Buswell visit friends in Lakewood Wednesday evening.
The puzzle lists numerous clues with numbers and cryptic directions. It compiles terms across varied categories such as rivers, verbs, pronouns, titles, and archaic forms, inviting cross‑references to fill a large grid or glossary. The answer to a prior puzzle is referenced as P 2.
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