Rooms and Garage Draw Nibbles of Space Concisely
In a compact listing a reader notes two hours allocated to sleep in a room while seven people seek desired features including a garage.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1930
Page
17
In a compact listing a reader notes two hours allocated to sleep in a room while seven people seek desired features including a garage.
The Elyria City Council adopted resolutions levying special assessments for owners' shares on multiple street projects. Items include pavement on Second Street Adams Street Lake Avenue and Walnut Street, watermain work on Letington and Hawthorne, sanitary work on Hawthers and Poplar, and related alley and curb repairs. Plans reflect 1325 and 62 feet lot details, with annual year filings noted.
William H. Klinect died suddenly from heart trouble on March 9 at age 61. Funeral services were held at his home on Wednesday with Rev. Paul Brown officiating. Burial was in Belden cemetery. He was born October 25, 1868, married December 12, 1834 to Lottie Marsh, and leaves a large family including wife, five sons, three daughters, and eleven grandchildren. Attendees came from multiple nearby towns.
Wellington residents hosted a 37th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Pfeiffer with many guests from nearby towns. The Victory Quilt Club plans a meeting in Elyria on March 13. Various visits and dinners share community life and an upcoming Belden High School operetta, Miss Caruther's Return, directed by Miss Ross with orchestral accompaniment.
Ancient fortress church at Santites-Maries-de-la-Mer in France sinks toward the sea as funds to repair it dwindle. The article notes a 19,000 francs shortfall amid a broader British patent record in 1923 with 35,556 applications.
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