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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1920
Page
3
A wartime photo shows Vitrimont, among the hardest hit by the great war, after partial cleanup by allied soldiers and German prisoner labor. The current street scene reflects progress. An American committee of Village Liberes aided the town’s rebuilding effort.
A six room stucco bungalow designed by Charles S. Sedgwick is showcased with cream stucco, half timbers, and dark brown trim. It emphasizes simplicity, modern conveniences, and efficient plumbing with a cost estimate of 8000 to 7500 dollars. The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio advertises design catalogs and notes attic storage and a bright bathroom above the kitchen.
Lorain March 29 unions of African Shipbuildiers Co workers seek wage increases. Officials of the Iron Shipbuilders Boilermakers and Helpers Union met in Toledo and planned further sessions through the evening. About twenty six union men from Great Lakes shipyards attended.
Lorain faces a stretched six month operation with 51 percent of its budget needed to cover services safety and health departments. The city has secured 190 thousand dollars to sustain operations as it seeks additional funding.
Lorain report March 29 shows four fingers crushed when a hand was caught in the bumpers of Nickel Plate cars at Oakdale avenue. Police note the accident as part of a string of local notices including burglaries and lost items.
Lorain reports a five room temporary emergency school to be erected on East Side to relieve overcrowded schools. The notice mentions a price sale on talking machines at Days Hardware with discounts on Tuesday.
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