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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1922
Page
2
Notice to contractors for sealed proposals at the Lorain County Commissioners office due by 1 PM April 10 1922 for furnishing all materials and labor to construct the Whipple Bridge superstructure on the Medina Norwalk Road in Brighton Township Ohio.
Lorain County Ohio invites bids for the Whipple Bridge substructure on Medina Norwalk Road three miles west of Wellington Village. Proposals must arrive by 1 PM April 10 1922 with bidders name and be accompanied by a two hundred dollar certified check or US money and bond for faithful performance. The county reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Ellenberger Clerk.
Sealed bids are invited at Grafton Town Hall Lorain County Ohio until noon CST or 11 am EST March 28 1922 for bonds totaling 10000 to fund Helden Avon Road improvements. Bonds bear 6 interest payable semiannually dating April 1 1922 and mature through 1933. Bids require a 2 par value cashier’s check. Bidder must deliver bonds at Grafton Ohio. Right to reject bids reserved. Bond issue details and schedule included.
A chaotic hotel scene unfolds as Dicky and the narrator prepare for dinner with Dr. McDermott and a waiter present. Juxtaposed with flirtation and jealousy, the couple discuss appearances, public scrutiny, and the risk of further trouble as they navigate reputations and personal strain.
Miss Phyllis Wilcox of Elyria was a guest of cousin Miss Wilma Johnston Wednesday evening. Numerous local visits and social events are noted, with church activities, Masons, and a Sunday school report included. The community also reports a death from diphtheria, and plans for upcoming meetings and entertainments.
Eaton March 1 The speaking contest for the schools at the Center will be held in the church Wednesday evening March 22. Tro speakers will be selected to compete with other town schools later. Charles Loveland rents Moulder farm. A new garage starts on John Hawke property at North Eaton. John Hudson of South Bordman Michigan guest of niece Mrs A J Carpenter and family and nephew C E Haven. King barn work resumes and will be completed soon. Hugh Peachey out again after illness. Frank Nobies sells North Eaton place to Charles Grills. Durkee home quarantined for scarlet fever as Olan Durkee ill. Majority favor closing schools but not done. Railroad seeks to eliminate depot and freight office at North Eaton. Much business done at this point. more would be if line reduced rate.
A dense market page lists prices for produce such as potatoes cucumbers lettuce and radishes, along with fruits like apples and grapes and dairy and meat items. It also includes coal, grain, and feed prices, with notes on regional suppliers and a closing sentence about global production in 1922 dropping by 260 million tons versus the prior year.
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