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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1935

Page

2

Sears Field Officer Praises Elyria Store Opening

Boris Emmet, Sears Co eastern division field officer, unable to attend Elyria opening of the Sea Roe buck and Company retail store, telephoned his approval after residents reported a large reception. He toured the new store later, noting growing business and the store's smooth reception throughout the day. Emmet, one of four Sears staffers in the eastern division, has extensive company experience across departments. The local approval was required for the move into Elyria and was granted due to rising trade in the area.

Elyria Sea Roebuck and Company Boris Emmet United States Zie Elsra Fet Las Cranas Emmet i Sears, Rodack and Comyery Emmet Rome

Estate Company Officials Visit Opening of Sears Store

Caranza Estates Company of Cleveland officers C A Mullenex and E BE Campbell visited at the opening of the Sears Roebuck store, noting they brokered the lease between Berkshire Utfe Insurance and Sears Roebuck. A fire incident occurred when a flagpole was stolen and a fire crew responded.

Sears, Roebuck and Company Yesterdad Carancsa Estates Company of Cleveland Berkshire Urfe Insurance Company Ownet Sears Roebuck and Company C A. Mullenex Pres.dext E. BE. Campbel Logan Berkeir Lita Insurance Company

Monument honors Tul Eulenspiegel in Brunswick

In Brunswick Germany a fountain monument depicts Tul Eulenspiegel the famed midlands prankster. Monkeys circle the base while laughing at the hero as engravings of angels saints and carts adorn nearby beams and courts.

Brunswck Germany Brunsweck Tul Eulenspiegel Eulenspiegel

Years of pennies fund drives in Adams Township church

In Warsah Ind a cherry tree bloomed twice this year as residents raise four thousand eight dollars in a penny drive to support Adams Township Lutheran Church. Camps atid girls in Pierre raise funds after a town event sponsored by Mrs. Roosevelt.

Adams Township Pierre

New Hunt For Buried Gold On Oak Island

An American syndicate plans to buy Oak Island mining rights from Fred Blish, who since 1909 spent about 160000 seeking Captain Kidds treasure rumored worth 10 million dollars. Dozens of expeditions have failed, one unearthed gold flakes and a chain before water flooded the shaft ending the effort.

Anherst Captain Kidd Oak Island Nova Scotia Treasure Island Fred Blish Mahons Bay

South Dakota opens two educational camps for women

Employed girls gain access to two new educational camps in South Dakota offering classes in shop work, history, home economics, domestic science, sociology and current events.

South Dakota

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