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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1947
Page
5
Tax and land sale notices list numerous tracts, lots, and parcels in Amherst and surrounding townships with foreclosure actions by county auditors. Public auctions cover Holstein cattle and farm equipment, with details on lot sizes, owners, and payment terms, along with public utility certificate amendments for service routes.
Public sale Tuesday March 11 starting 10 A M located 4 miles west of Am herston on North Ridge Rd and 4 miles north on Claus Rd Farm machinery includes Farmall H tractor on rubber new MoD tractor cultivator new JD 2 bottom 12 in plow on rubber nearly new AC 5 ft combine with motor 2 yr old Massey Harris 13 disc tractor drill 1 yr old Dunham rotary hoe new JD 7 ft tractor disc nearly new Dunham 6 ft cultimulcher good condition McDorn carn binder good condition Yacaway seed cleaner new JD 4 bale tractor rake nearly new McD 5 ft mower nearly new hay loader Case corn planter fert attach Iron Age potato digger New Idea manure spreader hay tedder tractor weeder 2 sec drag rubber tire wagon with good hay rack 125 gal Hardie orchard and potato sprayer 1932 Model B 14 ton Ford truck long wheelbase single unit Surge milker Wilson can milk cooler 12 10 gal milk cans hog house and self feeder 230 head cattle including Reg Ayrshire Jersey and Holsteins full milking Holsteins due in Mar 5 Holstein heifers due Aug and Sept 5 Holstein heifers 8 mo old TB tested and Banas vaccinated 2 Holstein heifers 2 mo old Holstein bull 11 mo old 2 Chester White brood sows due to farrow in Mar 8 ton mixed hay 100 bales mixed hay 250 bales wheat straw 400 bu Vieland oats 1200 bu ear corn 400 chick electric brooder set breeding harness Par Mak electric fencer ladders wheat barrows on rubber tooth cultivator and other articles TERMS CASH HOWARD GARRETT Owner
Amherst residents report inspection of Elyan Chapter Friday evening with many attendees including Mrs Mary Stunden and Mrs Roy Wellmes and others. Engagement announced for Yeonie McQueen to Harry Alford of Ashtabula with wedding planned at First Evangelical United Brethren church. Fathers Night set by Public School PTA for Tuesday after schedule change due to a basketball game.
A group of East ern Star members will present a black face comedy skit as part of the program. Mrs William Barris will teach at the Lenten service led by Rev J A Bollens of St Peters church. A union Lenten service is set for Sunday at 7 30 pm at First Evangelical United Brethren. Richard Wilbur was taken to Children's University Hospital Cleveland for treatment. Meeting of Past Matrons and Past Patrons cancelled due to weather. Ladies Aid met at St Paul's Lutheran church. Girl Scouts plan their 35th anniversary with a supper March 13 at the Recreation Center. Pvt Floyd Lodge leaves for Alaska with the Army engineer unit. Church announcements for St Josephs Catholic, First Evangelical United Brethren, Congregational, and St Pauls Lutherans listed.
The notice lists multiple church services with times and pastors. Methwila Evangelical, Rev. Edgar Smith leads 11 am service and sermons on stewardship and private property. Peters Evangelical and Reformed under Rev. J. H. Bolins features a 6:40 am service and 10:40 am worship with sermons on stewardship and world missions. Another church, Rev. D. E. Buseur, conducts 9:30 am school, 10:30 am worship, 7 pm Crusaders, and 7:45 pm evangelistic service with a midnight broadcast on WARKR Akron.
Huntington Grange No 2043 met February 20 with Worthy Master Ronald Quithing presiding and thirty nine members present. Hart Leininger won the special prize. plans discussed for next degrees. Volunteers Grace Coe and Marie Hawley to serve as sunshine committee for a year. A motion against parking meters in Wellington passed. committee to draft report to officials. Lincoln and Washington program closed the meeting after lunch. Substitutes taught. girls ensemble performed at Clearview High School. Living costs in Brazil noted as rising since 1944.
Oberlin hosts Women Day events with a Rust MOE church recital by Oberlin College Conservatory students at 3 pm and a pageant at 8 pm. Local notices include a West Side paper drive next Monday March 1, sewing circle at Mrs. Wood’s Forest Street, and a visiting nurse association meeting March 10.
A series of community notices from Oberlin includes church events at First Baptist and Assembly of God, a choir directed by Arthur Poister at Shureli church, a Lenlen series topic on urgency, Barber Shop sale to Gerald Scott on South Main, and engagements and moves within the town. Details include speakers Reverend Cartes E. Blanton and Professor K. OD. Hartson, and a church move to Routes 10 and 20 East Oberlin.
Litchfield urges attendance at Tuesday 8 pm Town Hall for Parents Club meeting. John Moxley of Medina screens Alma of India shot during his Army service. No business meeting. bake sale and bagar planned to raise funds for the Parents Club school fund. Also notes Susan Baish and We Knowles celebrated birthdays at W. C. Knowles residence in LaGrange.
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