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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1934
Page
3
The column surveys bank payoffs in receiverships, noting small restitution for depositors amid guarantees, and discusses rising demand deposits while money offers little real business growth. It questions unemployment, industry modernization, potential nationalization, and the fate of obsolete mills in a evolving economy.
Real estate transfers involve Teotel Kadelski and Kadelski to Helen Ewane on Caroline Avenue. Toland Lakes to Mary Van Niel with sublet 594 Lake Breeze Allotment Sheffield Lake. Charles H. Sheldon deceased to Luella Sheldon on West Main Street and Railroad Street Wellington. Wilbur WW and Tena Mf. Niet ots to James and Ethel Hambley on Third Street. El Central United National Bank of Cleveland to Frances Ide Sta. Indu with subdivison notes in Avon Lake and surrounding areas. Trost Company to Tolin Blong at Avenue Sheffeld Towne ship. Emily Bridgman to J Krohp for Home Crest Park Subdivision Ridgeville Township. Frank and Dollie McKenzie to P W and Elaine Poor for sublots 9 19 and 20. Amherst Township parcels on Dewey Road and Towne Street. Theodore Metz to Odelia Metz quitclaim on Iowa Avenue Lorain. Louise E. Wilhelm deceased to Joseph J. Wilhelm with multiple Lorain lots. Marie F. Schmitt to sublet 291 Inwood Beach Subdivision Avon Lake. Irene G Slanter to Frank H Slanter quit claim on Ely and Boynton Second Addition Elyria.
Amherst officials warn that any marking up of homes stores or cars for Hallowe en pranks will be prosecuted. South Amherst Legion Post reports eleven paid members for 1925 and sixteen in attendance at Friday meeting. Young Ladies Sodality plans a dance for November at the Hungarian Hall. Village Council to meet at the town hall this evening. all members urged to attend.
The Lake Avenue Community church group met at Mrs. B. F. Croskey's home on Wednesday afternoon October 17 during their October gathering. The report notes the meeting’s early activities and plans discussed by attendees.
Noon quilting session followed by a business meeting led by Mrs Otto Jabbitech with Helen Osborne of Elyria. Discussions covered W C T U and Loral Temperance Legion organizing, patches from Arizona for missionary work, a November 14 play, and an all day quilting event November 21 with a dinner. Eleven members and three visitors attended. Refreshments served. next meeting at Mrs Robert Shreack Elsmia. Also a Bible class monthly meeting October 24 at the Miller home with a masked Halloween barn party. Mr and Mrs J W Croskey of Killbuck visited with their son and daughter in law B F Croskey.
A roundup of weekend visits and social gatherings across Avon and nearby towns. Citizens and families including Walker, Smith, Hudson, Peak, Crandall, Ryan, Barr, Clawson, Fisher, and Reisinger are listed with relatives in Cleveland, Wake man, LaGrange, and Elyria. Notes on church activities, sick list, and a few other local items. The piece also mentions historical notes about the 13th century Chinese trade, Litchfield Law School, and Dostoevsky.
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