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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1933
Page
4
The Chronicle Telegram outlines cash and contract ad rates for Lorain County. Minimum 35 cents, 110 cents per line per day, time and discounts vary with cash payment and contract terms. Additional lines cover streaks of time and single-line charges.
Scattered listings show building repair services coal and wood deliveries farm products and groceries. Partial ads mention Frank arse north of Obs 38 state fe November merchandise agricultural supplies and seasonal specials with several phone numbers and incomplete names.
Cash only no phone orders. Swap young steers for fresh cows. Hutchinson Oberlin Ohio. Office store fixtures typewriter service competent mechanic reasonable cost. Elyria Typewriter Supply Co. 2813. Miscellaneous slightly used commercial refrigeration units and parts. The China Shop delivers. Phone 3253.
Unfurnished two room apartment with bath includes hardwood floors steam heat and Frigidaire plus garage contact O'Donnell at 2329. One furnished option offers heat hot water janitor service and phone 3105. Plaza Apt options include steam heat water and multiple rooms in rear contact 1 6154 or 29 rooms rate $10. Additional listings note Chest and Well Firsi suites 2 and 1 furnished in rent reasonable rates, Harold E. le PHOS 1 and other farm and land notices from SMALT tom FS sc, West Lehaman & Yameon Kedington, phone details partially legible.
Real estate listing fragment mentions a 2 family home west of Elyria with electric furnace and 1M price. Also shows unrelated automotive service ads and a legal notice about Nielsen Laboratories Inc. Receiver appointed. claims to be presented for allowance.
Elyria Telegram notes Taft leading with 308 electoral votes nationally and a Lorain County tally of Taft 7,937 Bryan 4,752. Harmon leads Ohio governor race by about 10,000 at noon. W.G. Sharp appears elected to Congress by roughly 1,000 to 1,200 margin as voters gathered on Mill Street to watch results.
Wellington, Nov 4 Three Wellington football players Paul Shafer Sam Saporeto and Richard Barber were hurt as Wellington faced New London the North Central district Class A leader on their field. New London crushed Wellington 475 to 2, seeking a retaliation to a 97 to 0 past score. Next schedule game is at Vermilion Friday.
The Elmer Johnson Post 115 American Legion met at Town Hall to report membership drive progress and finalize Armistice Day activities with plans to distribute baskets for Thanksgiving. A by-laws committee was formed and a rally of Evangelical men occurred at First Evangelical Church with speakers from Cleveland and Lorain.
Charles Moyer announces a rally of men from the Cleveland area to be held in Cleveland with delegates from the entire section. The Albright Brotherhood of the local church completed its organization with officers: Norwood Baumhardt president Clayton Springer vice president Nelson Zilch secretary J Muller treasurer. Concurrent local church notices include a joint Reformation Day service in Lorain County with pastors from Elyria and Lorain churches and speakers from East Cleveland, plus missions talks by Miss Bertha Scheidt of Van Wert and Dr Clarence N Hamilton of Oberlin at area churches.
At the South Amherst regular chapel exercises on Friday in the school auditorium the life of Theodore Roosevelt was highlighted. The program included readings, declamations, history talks, and musical items led by student officers and teachers, followed by a pop session.
A village shop keeper records odd orders while mention of a heat transfer principle appears. He notes three hot water books two dozen lemons and a large tin of bath mallard to be delivered promptly. A scientific estimate links half heat transfer from low to high latitudes to ocean currents and the rest to air exchange.
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