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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1934
Page
8
Automobile dealer listing includes 16 used cars with models from 1923 Nash to 1934 Whinpet Sedan and a 1930 Chevrolet Truck. Also mentions service offerings like cylinder rebore and piston fitting in a modern machine shop. Includes contact details for A Bell and city rental listings.
The notice contains a jumble of used auto parts including radiators priced, gas heaters, batteries, and front ends for Chevrolet Ford and Pontiac. also mentions a tax bonded sale and appointment notices for probate items in Lorain County Ohio with names Ellenberger Hart Monroe and others. includes divorce and legal notices with case numbers and hearing dates.
The page lists across and down clues for a daily crossword with entries such as Traveled by foot, fish eyes, seaman, female deer, aluminum symbol, subsides, member of parliament abbr, and many others. It also provides an answer block with strings like FOWL VME eel and STORK AREP, indicating solved letters and mixed letters in a playful jumble.
The Amherst council met at the town hall to transact routine business. Reports from committees were read and approved as parents are urged to stay out of roads during school travel to protect children. The October PTA meeting at the school auditorium reported 76 members in attendance with Mrs Alfred Rolli presiding.
After at least forty traffic signs vanished in Cleveland Heights, police move to stop removal of decorations in colleges and high school boys rooms. City Manager Harpy requests penalties for theft of signs.
Thieves stole a copper kettle from Miss Kate Lewis and sold it to a junk dealer for 14 cents. Lewis recovered the kettle after repayment to the dealer and kept the antique safely hidden.
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