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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1933
Page
9
Bulletin lists coal deals from Elyria and surrounding area with lump coal varieties including W.Va Virginia and Kentucky. also upholstery services, furniture, and home contracting ads. Numerous names and phone numbers appear for coal sellers, furniture stores, and trades. Local classifieds note farm items and trade offers.
The Home of Buick hosts open evenings at 347 East Bridge Street offering viewing and sales events for Buick and Pontiac models. Aimed at local buyers, the gatherings spotlight latest cars and financing options with door prizes and refreshments.
Glen Rogers Motors Inc advertises a large inventory of used cars including 1937 Olds Coach, 1929 Packard sedans, 1929 Auburn Sedan, 1939 DeSoto Sport Coupe, 1928 Packard sedan, and more. The notice touts reconditioned vehicles, guarantees, and low prices. Also promotes tires, machine shop services, and related auto needs with several local shop listings.
A list of auto service garages with addresses and phone numbers including Cedar Street Bob Maples 1135 Cedar St, Elamiba Boek Colburn Bremke Bros Olds Plymouth DeSoto 353 West Ave, Ted Frederick Broad St, Jay's Progressive Garage 234 Broad St, Johnny's Paint Shop 234 Temple Ct, Stands and service entries across East West and South Sides with multiple phone numbers and locations.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines ad pricing with word count rules and line rates in Lorain County. It details cash discounts, daily rates, and contract options for advertisers seeking maximum value.
Lorain County Ohio Board of County Commissioners plans to divert 5009 dollars from gasoline tax under Amended Senate Bill No 61. Allocation shown to Elyria City 3000 dollars and Sheffield Township 1200 dollars for poor relief with funds designated under the 90th General Assembly.
London may lose its annual International Horse Show as high entertain ment taxes threaten a shutdown by International Horse Shows Ltd after $60 000 in losses across the last two Olympia events. Sportsmen seek a voluntary group to run a next summer show though success is uncertain. For 26 years the show drew tens of thousands of attendees from across England and several foreign nations.
In Clovis New Mexico donkey polo becomes a hit among civic clubs after the Lions Club at Silver City adopts the game using burros as mounts to boost interest.
Burlington report attributes poor cherry yields in Vermont to bee activity. Professor M B Cummings of the University of Vermont details that insufficient pollen bearers and cross pollination barriers hinder fruiting.
Public notice announces a Lorain County Board hearing in Elyria Ohio at 1 AM on April 1 to hear testimony for and against proposed county allocation. Also legal divorce notice Adel Emma F Gudgell seeks divorce from William M Gudgell in Lorain County Court with custody and equitable relief hearing set after May 10 1983.
Amherst Chronicle Telegram note lists Mrs B A Jenne at 615 Cleveland St for delivery or service complaints and Central Book Store on Church St with phone numbers 5524 and 8822 respectively.
Mrs C A Alexander hosted Amherst Study Club on South Lake street. The meeting opened with business under President Mrs E E Foster and program planning for the year. Papers on Pane of 1837, Hero of Tippecanoe and Oliver Perry were read by Mrs F R Powers, Mrs L J Beach, and Mrs J H Gillman, followed by discussion. The next gathering will be at Mrs J H Gillman’s home on April 17 with a planned playlet.
A village council special meeting awarded the garbage collection contract for the year to Gus Bishop at 355 per month for nine months and 344 per month for three months totaling 447. Other bids listed include S. E. Chuha George Martin Paul Schissler Walter Wilford and the incumbent Joe Kovach with varying monthly rates and yearly totals.
Mrs. Sylvester Delzeith of East Quarries extended hospitality to Circle Number Three of St. Ann's Society at St. Joseph Catholic church. Mrs. Peter Wohlever led the business session, followed by a social time in which 20 members attended.
Twenty one teachers and officers met at St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School church parlors for the March meeting. Rev C E Schmidt led devotionals and a Bible study on The Master's Devotion to the Cause. Rat Jewett presided as superintendent and plans were made to aid Week Day Bible School expenses. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Schmidt and many named women and men.
Several ladies of the First Evangelical church will attend a district missionary rally at Sandusky Thursday. The district spans Amherst Lorain South Ridge Brownhelm Ceaglon and Sandusky. Miss Susan Bauernseinl, a returned missionary from Tokyo, Japan, will speak and has led important school work on the field earning medals from the Japanese emperor. The program includes other notable features for the day.
The auxiliary of Elmer John Son Post 118 invites members to a regular meeting at the Legion rooms tonight and to bring jig-saw puzzles. Puzzles will be sent to the Lorain County Council meeting in Wellington on April 5 and then to Dayton Hospital's children ward. A social hour follows.
Hickory Tree Grange will close its green and gold contest at the Grange Hall this evening. The event aims to boost attendance participation new membership and overall Grange work. The gold side currently leads and all members are urged to attend to learn the final results.
The Mite Society of the Methodist church will meet at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Bonney of Lorain was discharged from the local hospital on Monday.
Mr and Mrs FE J Larson of Cleveland avenue entertained at six oclock dinner Monday evening. Covers were arranged for Miss Marie Whitmore Chris Larson Cleveland Ira Denman Mr and Mrs Larson and son James.
Mrs Theodore Schmitz welcomed Circle One members of St Ann’s Society of St Joseph’s Catholic church at Hast Street Monday evening. Mrs A P Roth presided with 12 ladies present. The group will meet in two weeks at Mrs George Bailey on Elvira Avenue.
Dr and Mrs H W Powers and grandson Harry Powers attended the Easter pageant at Finney Chapel Oberlin Sunday evening.
The orchestra of the Congregational Sunday School will meet for practice at the director Mrs Pansy Harris home on Church street Wednesday evening.
The Holy Name church announces Group One will gather this evening at the home of Joan Menz on South Main Street for a church group meeting.
Circle No 2 of St Ann's Society of St Joseph's Catholic church will be entertained at the home of Mrs J A Wesbecher Jackson street on Wednesday afternoon.
The monthly school board gathering was held at Superintendent F. R. Powers office with President J. S. Clifford in charge. All members attended except W. G. Nord who was absent due to illness.
William Purcell and Earle Kane have returned to Ohio State University at Columbus after spending the spring recess at their homes. Mr and Mrs H A Standen were Lorain callers Monday afternoon. C Tyson Lorain called on Am
War news from the Orient stirs business for Ratcliff Manufacturing of Agency Missouri as its stirrup factory, the world’s only, runs at 1 200 units daily. Since 1870 the plant has supplied cavalry gear, with demand surge since renewed fighting, exporting mostly to hostile markets and fueling local timber clearances.
Mt Holyoke College president Mary E Woolley argues for more spiritual living in the country. She says compulsory chapel requirements foster religious habit and unity among students, responding to student opposition to chapel mandates.
Monday reports show Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick visiting Lorain with relatives. W. G. Nord returns home after weeks ill. Elyria and Florence Ohio visits appear with the Kunkel and Nalley families. Zilch and Zilch relatives spend Monday in Lot Tain and nearby areas. Walter Linehos visits Cleveland relatives. Elton Becker travels to Elyria. E. J. Larson and son James visit Birmingham and Vermilion relatives Sunday.
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