This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1933
Page
2
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines cash and contract ad rates for Bates County listings, with minimum 35 cent charge, per line per day pricing, and out of town cash requirements. It notes publication errors limited to single insertions, deadlines by 1 pm, and phone ad accuracy not guaranteed.
Local classified notices offer cash for used clothing and furniture and list various items. Ads appear from Royal Clothing and other sellers with contact details and box numbers in the Chronicle Telegram.
Unfurnished rentals include 4th Street Pasadena six rooms and bath with hardwood floors steam heat and garage. Furnished options at Chase Princeton area and Middle Avenue offer three rooms or more with private entrances and garages. Several listings provide single or double rooms with private entry, utilities, and monthly rents around $25 to $31, with contact numbers 6134 2920 102 731 and references to O'Donnell Apts and Middle Ave listings.
L Whitney, Clara Dumke and Ralph Fobes led the Chronicle Telegram Dope the Results contest with top coupons. Whitney missed only the Kentucky Georgia Tech game. Dumke and Fobes each missed two. Seven others missed two, with two dozen more missing three or more. Winners receive two Elyria Glenville game tickets. contest runs weekly with three prize pairs.
Claude Kreuck, a Sigta High School and University of Illinois graduate, coaches the Cook Academy football team of Montour Falls New York. He assumed duties at the season start, succeeding Al Humphreys also Illinois alumni. Bill Jones, former Elyria High star, is listed on the Cook squad per New York reports.
The Utilities Commission of Ohio designates AL LATBENTHAL as manager for Joseph dba Laubenthal and assigns duties under the court order affecting Medina and Lorain counties. Proceedings reference April and September terms with hearings at 39 o clock. judges Washburn Stevens and Funk preside.
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to predict football results for a weekly contest awarding three pairs of Elyria High School game tickets. Submit predictions by noon Friday October 13. postmarks after that date not accepted. Details appear elsewhere on the page.
Lorain Merchants shut out Elyria Business Men 13 to 0 at Oakwood Park. A blocked punt set up the first score in the first period. Elyria threatened late in the second quarter but was halted at Lorain’s five yard line. Lorain sealed the win with a second half TD after a Wiley punt fumble recovery.
Chicago White Sox defeated the Chicago Cubs four straight games to claim city championship honors. Joe Hering led a 5-1 victory before 24,921 fans as the Cubs endured an eighth straight inter league loss over two years. City series attendance totaled 56,416 with receipts of 60,446 dollars.
The Elyria Horseshoe pitchers lost to the Iron Keith Club of Cleveland in a yesterday match on local courts. Henry Gam zelman, Cleveland city champion, starred for Iron Keith in a rematch after Elyria won the first meeting. Elyria players’ scores included Varry Hays 3 2, Hardy 0 11, Yarsa 2, Aungst 4, Holcomb 14, Davis 6 0, Elkins 0. A club business meeting is set for Tuesday night at the courts. all members should attend.
C E Cawrse of Lakewood, a Purple football fan and father of Bob Cawrse on the Lakewood varsity, was ill with blood poisoning from a foot injury and hospitalized. Unable to attend the Elyria Lakewood game, he arranged a phone in the Ely Stadium press box and received play by play updates from friend C B Wolfe, both executives of the State Automobile Mutual Insurance Company.
New York Giants edge Washington in a pitching duel with Schumacher delivering two decisive RBIs and Mancuso and Schulte contributing key hits. Crowder and Russell scattered runs as both teams stranded runners, with late-game maneuvers shaping the outcome and Schulte hitting a ninth inning tie-breaker blow for the Giants.
Members of the Welsh Funeral Home softball team are ordered to meet at the home of M Bock on Wednesday night at 3 26 PM. Announced today the list includes Dounen Tomko J Ehrman G Ehrman The Sheldon brothers Frank Snobte Fred Snaoble C Kaiser 3 Kaiser J Stanfield T Skorke C Moore J McCrann Sheik F Kauffman C Webber and C Zgoda.
Two new Chevrolet cars were wrecked on South Main street when rain and a failing windshield wiper blinded Herbert Hawley as he drove north. Miss Lois Hyde’s car, parked near the Fang Clinic hospital, was crushed beyond repair. no injuries were reported.
Ohio State overwhelmed Virginia 75 to 0 in Columbus marking the largest score in Ohio Stadium and the third biggest in Buckeye history. The win follows earlier seasons with Cincinnati and Vanderbilt tests, as coach Dan McGugin's Commodores arrive next week seeking a repeat performance.
New York report notes Patsy Perroni a fast hard-hitting Cleveland heavyweight favored 8 to 5 over McCorkindale in an upcoming bout. Details are sparse in the fragmented wire copy.
Regular Missionary Society gathering led by Miss Starr at the home of Mrs. Ann Nooney on Thursday at 2 30 PM. AML members and church friends are invited to attend and bring a guest. Lorain County group to meet in Elyria on Wednesday with Mrs Bond in charge. delegation from local group plans to attend. Wellington briefs note local visits and movements among church members and families.
The President's Cup semis see George Kunkle facing Fred Goetz and D M Kappler meeting A Herrett. Quarter finals saw Kunkle 2 up over F A Gage, Goetz 1 up over Lawrence A Walchli, Kappler 3 2 over F E Brumfield, and Herrett 2 up over Ed Russell.
Three teams join Class A in a Cherry Ridge ping pong league: Plas Construction Company, Bell Clothiers, and Krugman Transfers. Construction features Pat Elbert, Ray Plas, Cyril Pias, and Deb Urig. Bell includes Alan Van Wormer, Clark Black, Harry Vorler, Georg Clark, and Max Van Wormer. Transfers are Nelson Krugman, Dr. M. H. Forter, Jack Dillman, and Howard Stanford. An eight-team Class A and four-team Class B leagues are planned. boxing notes reference Dan McCorkindale and Perroni with city fights and Garden season opener.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.