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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1930
Page
2
Local rate card for classified ads in Lorain county lists per line charges and deadlines. It includes obituaries and memorial notices with minimums and special terms, plus several local businesses offering painting, sewing, electrical, shoe repair, upholstery, and floral services with contact details.
A jumble of local ads lists winter readiness services and supplies. Includes car care offerings from mobile oils to batteries and radiators, plus rent rooms, used tires, real estate, and shopping notices from Sears Roebuck and other firms in Elyria.
Public notices report a Lorain County Sheriff sale of real estate in Elyria for parcel described in the Carlate and Lorain townships with details of defendants and terms. The column includes a proposed constitutional amendment, probate references, and district notices, plus social news from Elyria and Oberlin Road events and local visits.
On Oct 21 Mrs. Crofts entertained her aunt Mrs. Eakin of Tiffin and Miss Martha Chaveltan taught at Hudson spent the weekend at home. The ladies society canceled this week’s meeting due to other activities and will meet next Thursday at Mrs. A A Saxton’s to quilt. Mr and Mrs Frank Krueger spent Sunday in Henrietta at the Bohn home with Mr and Mrs W Farr attending a party at the John Hardy home in Elyria East Saturday night.
Residents and guests travel and visit relatives in Columbia and nearby towns. A new gas well on Sprague road draws attention, with a neighboring well measuring 250 400. Farm Bureau activities include meetings and tax talks at the town hall. A Red Cross drive is organized as Rev Bosley leads, and aging author banter is noted with a Victorian anecdote about censorship.
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