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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1934
Page
2
Fragmented advert housing listings and legal notice text from a 1934 Ohio court sale. Contains rental offers for furnished rooms and apartments, plus a public auction description with parcel details in Elyria Lorain County and legal language about debts and property sale. The readable items mention apartment rooms and rents, a house in Cleveland Street, and a court sale scheduled for November 1934.
Alias order of the Probate Court of Lorain County directs a sale on November 12 at 11 in Elyria. An undivided one fourth interest in Avon village lands, section 26, about 73 acres, formerly owned by John Nagel, is offered with two thirds of appraised value as minimum. Administrators Leferink and Alten declare sale terms and appraisals. additional notices include bank financials and confirmations of box office statements.
Avon Lake residents attended a shower for Mrs. Jack Brown hosted by the Dieta De Club with games and lunch. The Avon Lake Parent Teachers Association postponed its meeting to October 23 due to a district event. A reception for public school teachers and a Kresge Club luncheon at Deasy's highlighted community activities, along with brief notes on local visits and visits by Masons and families from surrounding areas.
Oct 15 Amherst report notes mission Sunday with speakers from Dover and Elyria. Church groups plan meetings including Lorain County Lutheran Men's Society, Concordia Club, Ladies Aid, and Garden Club. Also mentions Mission Center service, local host Rev Neighbour, musical numbers, and upcoming parish gatherings.
A county rally of Epworth Leagues will be held at the local church Tuesday evening. Weekly prayer services at the church Thursday, followed by the monthly official board meeting. Mrs. Mattie Sanders and Miss Alice Hurlbut to host Missionary Society Friday at Milan Avenue home. Congregational Ladies Society changes date to Thursday afternoon due to Medina Association meeting in Elyria. Five delegates elected to represent the local church at the conference: Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Hubbard, Mrs. Mayme Blum, Mrs. James Miller, Mrs. Jay Gillette. Amherst Bible Study meets Tuesday at 7:39 at 40 Tenney Avenue. WBA October meeting at Mrs. Adam Schroeder’s Elyria Avenue. Congregational choir rehearsal Friday at 7:30. catechetical classes Saturday morning. Reformation Day observance Sunday October 28 with Holy Communion. First Evangelical midweek prayer service Wednesday. stewards board meeting Friday at 7:30. Bluffton College students home for weekend after Bluffton-Baldwin-Wallace game: Margaret Berger, Pearl Stauffer, Mary Nord, Betty Mohr, George Cox Jr, Allen Schroeder, Jon Beres, George Tones. Democratic rally plans noted. Armour Dr. moved to Cleveland.
Mrs. Har old Smith acted as hostess to Avon's Charm Club with prize winnings for Mrs. Ella Forthafer Mrs. Carl Schafer and Mrs. Lena Mittendorf. Light refreshments followed as attendees enjoyed an afternoon of bridge. A separate item notes the death of an infant from Mr and Mrs Frank Klingsbirn, buried from St. Marys church Lorain. Families, guests and visitors including Elyria and Avon Lake residents were listed visiting over the weekend at various local homes.
LaGrange High School defeated Belden 19 to 2 Friday evening marking another decisive win for the team. The senior class met October 4 and elected officers including Alvin Fatz as president and Arvella Walkden as vice president.
Puzzle header lists numerous across and down clues ranging from basic vocabulary to abbreviations and names. The garbled trailing text appears to be misread letters and partial words, suggesting a damaged page with interleaved nonclue characters.
Supt A W Jones sponsors junior high eighth grade and Miss Shkinner leads seventh grade while local families and couples attend social events. Attendees include Mes corpe Niel and Mr and Mrs Bard Trout. Mrs Hollis Ingalls hosts dinner for Ralph and others. Miss Hazel Miner and Richard Gilpin arrive as escorts.
In Beaumont the rainfall record was broken as government gauges proved inadequate. Heavy downpour overwhelmed the weather bureau gauge, overflowing its container and preventing precise measurement. Estimates place the fall above three inches. Streets flooded in the uptown district, clogging sewers and halting traffic for hours.
A Fayette County farmer declares annual farm income brighter, reporting a $241 check from 171 hogs averaging over 200 pounds, the first worthwhile payment seen in three years as farmers across Ohio feel a real profit for 1934.
A rowing man in Quines Bay finds a white rubber glove signaling a grim discovery as divers and local residents react. Police and rescued divers gather, but the details remain unclear as witnesses recall a cold, unusual event in a once remote coastal settlement.
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