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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1929
Page
7
A Chicago reader asks how to counter loneliness in crowds, noting the personal ache of missing loved ones. The text then lists a large catalog of farm livestock and farming equipment for sale, including horses, cows, Holstein stock, calves, grain and mowing tools, wagons, and various implements, with many items itemized and described briefly.
The notice lists mixed hay about seven tons, four tons Timothy hay, a stack of straw, and twenty five feet of silage in a 10235 ft silo. Terms require cash for sums up to 310, six months on larger amounts with good bankable note at per cent. No property to be removed until settled. Lunch will be served at noon by the North Russia Needle Guild. Auction conducted by Jacob Battenhouse and co. W. Porter, Clerk, co. W. Fackler, Auctioneer.
A Tribune notice speaks of quality music and moral uplift through devoted ministers. It condemns habitual rogues as social menaces, labeling a hard player as avaricious and disreputable, illustrating the era’s stance on character and public virtue.
Radio schedule items list 1929 United Press credits nonstandard lines for NBC CBS networks with programs including Salute Premier Palm Olive Hour Warc Verdi opera and Simmons Show Board. The fragment mentions EST times and network names but lacks full event details.
List of Cleveland and regional radio stations with evening schedules, featuring orchestras, talk, weather forecasts, and music blocks on WIAM WEAF WAEC WEBN WLS WMRQ WLSQ WLS Detroit WJR WBAP and others, noting program names like Door of the ain Piano Twins True Romances and Night Club Re M a.
Rauth Vivian Lampheer hosted nine school friends at a Halloween party and marshmallow roast at her home. The group played games and roasted marshmallows before entering a restaurant for a treat. Harry Johnson and family moved into the Will Leach house on East Street last Wednesday. Milo Hayes died at his North Street home after a ten week illness. funeral and interment followed at Litchfield Cemetery with Rev. Schott officiating.
Local society updates include East ern Stars planning a Thursday evening meeting with Mrs. Jone urging attendance and Mrs. C. F. Musser hosting a Pedro party with first prizes to Harlowe en guests from Lakewood Grafton and Lodi. Others share travels, Halloween mischief aftermaths, and health notes including rabies tests for Nelson Yost’s dog and Pasteur treatment for his horses.
Kennebunkport Maine novelist Booth Tarkington has purchased the 38 year old freighter Regina and will fit her as a writing workshop. The schooner will berth at his boathouse on the Kennebunk river near his summer home.
Public notices of birth and marriage announcements and wedding invitations. Includes calling cards for Miss Mrs and Mr. and commercial printing services for all kinds.
Edgar Lehman found signs of burglars who had eaten a meal and emptied the icebox during his two day outing in Kenosha Wisconsin. The thieves stacked the dishes in the sink and stole about $25 in valuables.
Leta, a sailor aboard a fishing launch from Lianes, sustained severe injuries when a large bonito he and companions had caught bit his leg as the fish was being placed in the boat.
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