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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1928
Page
3
An essay on why the author stays in brokerage and how real estate serves buyers and sellers. He stresses thorough property investigation, honest offers, and the value of mortgage lending post McFadden Act. Foreclosures are rare and good will underpins lending. mortgage borrowers gain credibility and lasting friendships with ethical conduct.
National Real Estate Boards publish a weekly guide on real estate matters. This installment explains first mortgages, their role in financing homes, and why credit is essential. It notes mortgages secure debt with property and enable buyers to finance projects when cash is limited.
Ohio's building survey shows a 27 percent gain in September from a year earlier. Cincinnati ranks tenth and Cleveland 21st in permits filed. Akron 14th. Despite national downturn, Ohio cities including Marietta and Sandusky post large gains. Several cities show September gains over August, while some smaller towns are excluded due to missing or lax permit reporting.
The American Automobile Association reports thirty nine states will adopt new color schemes for plates this year. Yellow letters on black will dominate, with six states using that motif, while one plate uses orange numerals on black and others mix white on black or green.
Civic groups nationwide push mark your town campaigns to aid aviation. A Cleveland paint firm and Wooster brush company offered free brushes and labor to 100 cities that applied, with Governor Martineau urging all towns to display names on their tallest roofs. Ipswich bank and Pennsylvania Railroad roofs bear ten foot letters aiding pilots.
Miss Mary Stysber visits friend Miss Luella Hirg while Mrs. Lloyd Pomeroy and relatives travel. Oberlin connections, Elyria guests, and Berea parties mark a week of social events. A P T A debate, Halloween tables, and Wistaria club gatherings fill community life with dishes, decor, and regional travel notes.
A compact seven room house promises substantial, practical living with brick walls and hollow construction. It highlights long lasting durability, low maintenance, and strong resale value, with a broad porch and well lit living spaces. The design emphasizes space, convenience, and durable materials over decorative frills.
Lawrence Eckenfels son of Mr and Mrs Herman Eckenfels and Ruth Fleming daughter of Mrs Fleming of Cleveland were married at St Josephs church in Cleveland. The bride wore white satin with a pearl necklace and carried roses. A breakfast for 40 followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Cleveland after a trip east. The report continues with local society notes including W C T U activities, attendance at events, and local visits. Abel E Rathbun died at 65 near Fitchville. Funeral services held at Fitchville Baptist church after a prayer service at Fitch Funeral Home.
New London notes weekend visitors including Murray McCaleb from Columbus and Phyllis White of Oberlin Business College with Evelyn Hileman. Abs. Richard White of Canton and Mrs. L. Masters of Ashland call on friends. High school boys aided by Jess Cook and a Boy Scout with signal flags improved scorekeeping during Friday’s Medina game.
A veteran service group offers guidance to both renters and homeowners pursuing new housing. The text touts architectural services free of charge and helps locate desirable building sites while noting the option to sell current property. Contacts include F. P. Jackson Organization and J. H. Palos at 307 Masonic Temple, phone 2165.
Farm for trade offering 40 acres nine miles from town on a main road with a good six room house a large barn good land stock crops and tools included. Owner will trade for a house or larger farm. Call KNUTH & LEHMAN 21 Redington Elk Phone 3244.
The New London Baptist church was led in services by the Rev G L Kettenring. Surviving relatives include widow Stella Rathbun and three sons Frank Clair and Alfred, plus sister Mrs Sackett of North Fairfield. Further notes list multiple weekend visits and family gatherings involving residents from Norwalk Detroit Barberton Cleveland Nebraska and local households.
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