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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1935
Page
5
Classified snippet shows washing machine wringers and Palatine laundry items with prices, plus a legal notice regarding liquidation of The Peep Bank and foreclosure case details in Lorain Ohio court, listing public hearing date and party names.
The Chronicle Telegram notes a Flying Squadron plan by GOP ladies to raise cash through want ads. It highlights that anything saleable can be sold via ads including bedroom furniture chairs or typewriters and suggests phones 12-4413 for listings.
Readable clues hint at a scrambled crossword across entries with odd spellings and mixed letters. some entries reference Ti Metric, 12 Guiommed star, cow genetics, wing design, seed blends, wading birds, domain names, stomai soldiers, and a Roosevelt hint. The fragment suggests a historical puzzle page with mislabeled terms and stray letters.
The notice describes multiple parcels of land, part of Lot No 11 and other tracts, bounded by roads and former owner lines, sized from 33 to 13 thousand square feet estimates. It requests a mortgage foreclosure sale by order of Clarence W. Dick, Sheriff of Lorain County, with cash terms and minimum bid two thirds of appraisal, appraised at 13,500 dollars for the first property and 1900 for others, with details of property boundaries and owners such as Martha M. Hill, E. G. Johnson, and the Lorain County Savings Company involved as complainants.
Sheffield residents visit relatives and return home from Gulf Road and England. Brookside School forms Latin Club with Neva Carrick president and Donna Myers vice president. Brookside High girls begin basketball practice as boys join in. Jeanette Kelling dies after illness. funeral at St Theresa's Church. survivors include parents and sister.
Mrs. Harvey Brown and Mrs. Marie Drusendalet of Elyria visited Mrs. Etta Brown on Monday afternoon. Busy potato harvest amid favorable weather. crop yielding well. Mrs. Karl Simms and Mrs. Sherman Mason attended a cooking school at Elyria First Methodist. West Ridge and South Murray Ridge schools held two weiner roasts with games Tuesday evening at the West Ridge School. Mrs. Heart Heidrich and Mrs. Charles Schaible hosted visitors Tuesday evening. Lorain visitors Edna West and Albert Wittmer stopped by It. Eldred add residents.
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