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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1927
Page
2
Classified listing from Akron area papers offering farms, lots, and houses for sale or trade. Includes references to Osborne Realty Co and multiple street addresses, with details on acres, frontage, improvements, and financing options.
Legal notice filed for Erin Wilson seeking a divorce from a defendant identified as whore and requesting equitable relief. The petition details ownership of described lands in Lorain County Ohio, including parcels in Lincoln Park Allotment and Lot No. 19, with references to former deeds and recorded deeds in Lorain County records.
Ad spots show a five room cottage for sale with down payment options and a large land parcel description in Lorain area. Also public utility notices include certificate application for motor transportation and rate changes by telephone and other schedules across Ohio with multiple venues and dates.
Vintage car list includes a 1924 Ford Tudor a 1925 Ford Tour a 1923 Ford Tour a 1925 Ford Coupe and a 1927 Chevrolet Coach. Classic models offered likely for restoration or collection.
Sunday schedule lists church services at Grifith J. Jones and East Methodist Episcopal Church with Dr Charles L DeBow, organists, and vocalists. Afternoon musicale by Willard Concert ensemble directed by William Madden. Evening programs include Ball's Eastern Standard time, a Hotel Cleveland dinner concert under Freiderick Janssen, all Christian Science stations, and Bible study segments by International Bible Students Association.
Regional broker F. A. Smith & Brothers advertises homes on Lake Ave and West Ave with 14 percent double-house demand, gas well steam heat, two greenhouses, and rental appeal. Listings include a 12,500 up to date cottage at Columbus St with 500 down and 45 monthly payments, a 14th St residence with built in features and large lot, and a 6th St up to date house by appointment.
Radio listings show high spots across WEAF WCAU WHAF WJR WJZ and KDKA with acts like Janssen Hofbrau Orchestra Knights of Columbus Glee Club Rhythm Kings from Oriental Cafe and Evening Telegram All American broadcasting team Also signs of all time featuring Jack Dempsey vs Fred Fulton and Carnes Richards dance orchestra from Springfield Lake with times from 1 30 p m to 2 00 p m across stations in New York Detroit Chicago and Springfield.
The body of Tehamil Dursa, 22, was recovered from the Versaillan river near Birmingham Friday morning in about three feet of water. Coroner Perrys theory attributes death to a headache followed by a fall into the water. funeral set for Monday at 2 PM at Zlicn funeral home with Rev. W. A. Tabbert officiating. Separately, a joint chapel at Amherst High School featured Miss Margaret Rice and Rev. R. A. Pelt discussing mobilizing youth and personal conduct. A St Peter's Evangelical Church service with an Adult Combination class to follow Sunday.
Amherst High School and local groups share a busy schedule with track plans for Elyria Inter Class meet, class girls and boys games at the Amherst school, plastered by church socials, lectures and Mother’s Day services. Residents attend lectures at the opera house and church programs while a diphtheria outbreak prompts quarantines.
Pal churches will be at the local Episcopal church Sunday at 4 9 m for confirmation services open to the public. Jessamine Lodge meets Monday evening with good attendance urged. Junior services led by Rev A G Ernst Sunday morning at 10 15 feature Mother's Day and a special choir performance. Amherst briefs note numerous local visits and callers including Lorain Elyria and Columbus references.
Oberlin College groups plan a 6 15 p m joint vesper service with a Warner ball for Mother’s Day. Donations for flood relief reach $3104 95 in cash and pledges. Senator Borah will speak in Cleveland May 9, tickets sold by the political science dept. A bishop will visit Christ church on Sunday and confirm a class. Oberlin golf club hosts its first regular tourney May 14 with a twilight two ball foursome. A 1884 issue of The Citizen is reprinted with ads and a note on the trotting horse Robert Burns sold for 5000.
Renwick Spaulding of the United States Navy visits his mother, Mrs. E. W. Spaulding, while his ship rests in New York Harbor. Miss Erma Champner spends the week in Cleveland as guest of her sister, Mrs. Gladys Champner. After eight years as Park Hotel manager, Mr. and Mrs. PF Nialsen will leave May 13 when their contract ends to settle in Cleveland, with no replacement chosen yet.
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