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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1926
Page
5
Miss Margeret Rice announces the annual oratorical contest at the Amherst high school gym on Wednesday March 31 with readings and ovations and silver cups for first honors. The winners advance to the district contest on Friday April 2.
Running Across Word 1 In the picture Word 4 The name of a university at New Orleans Word 6 A concealed place where troops or enemies lie in wait to attack by surprise Running Down Word 1 A country in Europe Word 2 A sound made in laughing Word 3 The last name of the young man who spread his cloak over a mud puddle so Queen Elizabeth would not soil her slippers Word 5 A woolly animal
Eve and Clay Wales search for a home in Lincoln street amid boarding houses and rising rents. After tiring rounds and a failed visit to Madison Ave, they return to parents, where Eve fears becoming a temporary guest while longing for a small, independent space of their own. Clay’s father greets them with crude warmth, offering an unsettled path as Eve contemplates their future.
LaGrange reports visitors from Elyria and Cleveland and local social events. Mrs. Fred Sanders and Mrs. UE Webb are mentioned among the ill and absent. A council ordinance now requires vehicles to stop at railroad crossings to prevent accidents. The Medina county faculty basketball team aims to beat Lorain county in a home game on March 25 after a strong season record.
Dayton reader Mrs Jimnie Cassidy shares a testimonial about recovery from a nervous breakdown and back pain after taking Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She reports weight gain from 104 to 150 pounds and recommends the medicine to other ailing women. Advertisement notes availability from druggists and the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N Y, with trial packages offered.
Adrian Jackson of Akron spent ten days with his parents Jay Po Jackson and wife The piece covers a future granger party planned in three weeks and notes a fatal crash on the Lake road Laurel Hastings owner of the crashed car died at St Josephs hospital The report lists several social visits and gatherings with local families and mentions invitations for a golden wedding anniversary in Loomis Grange hall with events and birthdays celebrated by friends and neighbors.
A run down resident in Elyria testifies Tepee Merb Tonic is a good general tonic and body builder. He notes improved appetite regular bowels and renewed energy after taking the remedy bought at C W Phillips' Drug Store. The representative will explain the merits to callers.
Notices involve unknown heirs of Pollyay, Frederick T Williams seeking partition and quieting title to Avon property in Lorain County. Case No 2e4ady, description includes Lake Shore Road and parcels tied to Burton Chapman and Ward families. Defendants to answer by March 936, with sale of real estate to follow if needed. Also sheriff sale notices for Wilbur Heights and other parcels in Lorain County with auction date April 20, 1928.
Public sale by sheriff Underhill of Lorain County Ohio exposes at the north door of Elyria Court House the Avondale Lot 115 and other parcels on specified April dates cash on day of sale with highest bidder as no appraisal. Also appointment of Alfred Batt estate executor and related probate entries in Elyria.
After a motor accident a victim is carried to a nearby house a smartly dressed man asks to see the injured man but is told he is unconscious. The caller says he wants to “sell bid wait me fine, mother car.” The text also notes there are five million more fairies than houses amid a centennial building boom.
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