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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
6
Lost black purse with owner's name and address, and a wrist watch found at the Chronicle Telegraph building window sill. Cash discount rates apply for ads, with notices urging return to the office or to Mrs Ernst at Merthe's for rewards. no questions asked.
Local ads from Elyria feature wallpaper and paint outlets Castle's Wallpaper, East Ave store, and Jackson's along with printing services and a large classified mix. The page also lists farm, real estate, rental notices, and various garage and auto service advertisements.
Legal notice lists heirs and executors for estates to be heard April 17 at 10 00 AM in Lorain County Probate Court. Names include Louisa Wirk Alma Hanson James Berg Lewis Kroeble Anton Kerhin Reyal Barth David Tate and others. Unknown executors of Sophia Bush must respond to suit filed March 2, 1933 in Common Pleas Court of Lorain.
Church School Sunday 9 45 to 10 45 A M and service Sunday at Avon Lake Congregational Church announced for March 31 with details readable from the notice.
The Christian Science Society will meet at 10 45 in the school auditorium. The subject is Unreality with a Bible citation from Jeremiah 275 percent quote.
The Sixth Grade of the U. S. school and teacher Mrs. Walker spent Wednesday afternoon touring the National Tube Co. mill in Lorain, viewing several sections during the sight-seeing trip.
The American Legion Lorain County Bridge tournament takes place tonight at Avon Lake Park Hall starting at 8 o clock. This event invites players to compete in a local paper bracket.
Mr and Mrs Theodore Sterling and their children Grace and Glenn of Cleveland were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Pederson on Hunter Road.
Mrs Wm Schumaker spent Tuesday in Cleveland. Robert Cox was in Elyria Wednesday. Mrs Leonard Clawson of Lorain was a guest of her sister and husband. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hudson Wednesday. Lewis Weber of Columbia spent Thursday at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Peter Weber. Mrs Archie Spade and son Bob were guests of Mr and Mrs D E Foley in Cleveland, Wednesday. Gerald Walker was in Lorain Thursday on business. Mark Twain was never humorous in daily life. Advice can be had for nothing and is usually worth it.
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