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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1934
Page
2
A dense classified page from Lorain county lists used furniture appliances and home goods for sale, plus numerous rental and real estate offers. Items include secondhand heaters and stoves, desks, typewriters for sale or rent, and various household furnishings. Multiple apartments and houses for rent or sale are shown with prices and contact references.
A noisy listing details multiple used cars including 1931 Packard Sedan 1929 Packard Sedan 1928 Chrysler Sedan 1929 Nash Sedan 1932 Rockne Coupe 1932 Rockne Sedan 1933 V-8 Ford Sedan 1933 V Ford Coupe 1932 V-8 Ford Sedan 1929 Oldsmobile Sedan 1929 Wadson Sedan 1928 Chrysler Coupe 1929 Plymouth Roads 1929 Whippet Sedan 1929 Ford Model A Roa 1930 Chevrolet Truck with varied prices. The ad shows prices like 695 385 28 165 235 365 395 485 and other figures scattered.
Classified ads list car for sale Buick 1928 good cond 175 dollars and 1928 Pontiac Cabriotet price not listed. Room and apartment rentals in Heights Downtown Suburban. address references and phone numbers included. Legal notices cover divorce petitions custody and property injunctions, a Lorain County election notice and school tax levy proposal for East Carlisle Rural School District with details on millage and filing.
New Simmson's Beds advertises a Simmons spring mattress at 2.50 dollars. The concise notice highlights affordable bedding options and local showroom availability.
Repossessed merchandise offered to the first reasonable offer. Items include an electric refrigerator, a Singer sewing machine, and Mohair living room suite. Described as used but in wonderful condition.
Advertises table lamps at 9.9 cents, floor lamps 1.49, electric washers 5.95, coal heating stoves 5.95, new feather pillows, Todt solid malt unfinished kitchen chairs, and dining room suites priced at 8.95, highlighting a sale of assorted household items.
Gas range with insulation, regulator, lighter for 25 dollars. A four chair dinette with table and sideboard, solid maple, out of storage for 24 dollars and 50 cents.
Hundreds of items flood the event as the area’s largest furniture store in Lorain County showcases a vast selection during a dramatic sale. Shoppers report wide ranges of styles and prices across living room, dining, and bedroom categories.
An experienced shooter argues eye condition matters less for shotgun skill than awareness. He notes many skilled marksmen wear spectacles, but field success hinges on universal focus and wide vision, not constant fixation on the target. He warns against narrow focus and urges listening for sounds and foreseeing flight lines. Western Newspaper Union.
Wellington on October 10 reveals the Wellington Flower Club will meet in the Mayor's Court Room on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Judges Jud Clifford and Mrs Clifford of Amherst will present a garden flower arrangement demonstration. It is guest night and a large attendance is anticipated from those seeking more about flowers.
The Past Matrons and Patrons of the Eastern Star will hold a covered dish dinner Wednesday night before the regular monthly meeting to transact the various business items.
The Woman's Benefit Association will hold a benefit tea starting at one o'clock Thursday noon at the home of Mrs. Jenive Smith, 120 South Main Street. Committee in charge are Mrs. Mary Codding, Miss Maxine Hines, and Mrs. Edith Kerns. Friends invited.
The FERR Cannery in M. E. Church began operations after weeks of canning vegetables from the Community Garden. Mrs. A. R. Brothers will supervise distributing the goods to needy families in Lorain County.
Members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union met with Mrs. Herman L. Wight on Tuesday afternoon. The group voted to change officer routine, electing Mrs. D. B. Stevick as secretary and treasurer. An executive committee will be appointed to determine future work. Mrs. H A Ruger of New York City, visiting for the summer, gave an excellent report at the county convention in Elyria. Mrs. Mary Church read suitable remarks, noting she is likely the oldest WCTU member in town at age 86.
Western Reserve Academy of Hudson hosts the Macmen on the local diamond at 4 30 Friday afternoon. Coach Roy Mr Cormick says the match offers real challenge work for the squad.
Eagles members express urgency to assemble the entire group soon with plans for a full meeting, hear updates, and discuss upcoming events and responsibilities among officers and teams.
Residents gathered Friday evening for a fish fry in the dustrooms. Local volunteers organized the event, serving meals and showcasing community support. No injuries or incidents were reported.
Names of residents and visitors from Cleveland Norwalk and Berea stop by homes on weekends and during visits. Several family connections are noted, a few illnesses mentioned, and a Home Guards gathering planned after school with officer elections. Ends with a poetic line about youth and joy.
Notice states the proposition in a resolution will be submitted to electors of East Carlisle Rural School District at an election on Tuesday November 6 1934 at usual polling places between 5 30 am and 5 30 pm. Allan T Smith Clerk Clem. Stintson Chairman Ho Waitrh Deputy Clerk Board of Elections. Dates listed Oct 8 10 17 24.
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