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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
2
Lost dog described as a black Shepherd with phone contact. The page lists multiple classifieds including lost items, insurance and tax services, moving and storage, apartments for rent, houses for sale, and real estate ads from Elyria and Lorain areas with several phone numbers and box references.
Classified car notices list models including 1931 Sib Sedan 600 and 1927 models with phone contacts. Fred A. Brown located on West Ave provides inquiries via phone 2686. Additional entries mention 1928 A2A 450 Sedan and assorted vehicle references in a garbled listing.
Classified page highlights a range of used cars with prices from 65 to 4175 dollars including Willis Knight, Hudson, Olds, Pontiac, Whippet, Studebaker, Chevrolet and Packard models. Also features battery sales, storage battery service, auto parts, glazing, and machine shop services at local shops with contact details and addresses.
Real estate transfers include Walter Barres to John Barres in Lorain sublet 16 Schultz and Faragher's Addition, and numerous deeds in Elyria Wellington Grafton and nearby towns. Transactions cover quitclaim and sheriff deeds, with parcels on Roberts Street Ferndale Avenue West Avenue Eighth Street Riverside Drive Herrick Avenue Vine Street Center Street Wattesons and Bert Lawson additions among others.
Regular luncheon of Sonu Dar Click at Methodist church with 15 members and one guest. Saint Pauls Lutheran Ladies group met Oct 6 at church parlors with 25 members and one guest, planning a Birthday Party for Oct 27. Reverend Roy Jenson takes Methodist pastor post. Gerstenberger moved to Springer house. Veterans of the Spanish American War held camp inspection at Knights of Columbus Hall in Elyria with Amherst attendees. Hospital discharge includes Anthony Nereti of East Ohio. Amherst Republicans to meet at Town Hall with Lawrence Webber as speaker. Community Chest asks merchants to return due bills.
Dr Logan Clendenine explains life expectancy rising due to better infant care and artificial feeding. He cites hospital data showing death rates fell from 18 percent to 2 percent with improved feeding methods and underscores cleanliness of milk and sufficient intake as key factors. Authors note outlines pamphlets available from the Cleveland source.
Household hints cover a sour cream cake recipe using sugar eggs sour cream and lemon flavor with baking powder and soda plus a note on dried beef as a versatile economical food. Local notes mention residents William Berg Virginia Jackson Oberlin and Walter Reinhard visiting Amherst and Cleveland friends with record numbers tied to office records.
Henry Reese Scoutmaster of Guardville Pennsylvania asks Dr Myers to prefer Dad over Father in addressing male parents. He argues Dad conveys affection and makes children feel closer to their dads, while Father remains formal and distant.
New York reports the Davis Industries Exposition in Detroit from October 22 showcases advances in dairy processing and distribution. The event covers ten thousand square feet and attracts manufacturers, students, officials, researchers, and visitors from multiple states and foreign countries. Associated meetings include the International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers and the American Dairy Science Association.
The Nebraska diamond jubilee tablet, a $10,000 display marking 75 years of statehood, is shown in the State Historical Society quarters within the new capitol building. The Jewelers Guild of Omaha gifted the centerpiece set with 75 white diamonds and bears a tribute by Colonel McCullough to Nebraska pioneers.
Paris dispatch reports Rosa Ponselle, the famed soprano, will not sing Carmen this winter despite Metropolitan plans. She cites illness recovery and insufficient study time, saying she will perfect the role after extensive preparation with coachings in Switzerland and Saint Moritz.
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