Classified Ad Rates and Help Wanted in Lorain County
A lengthy ad rate sheet from The Chronicle Telegram outlines cash and discount rates, deadlines, and error policies. It lists situations wanted including a real widower seeking farm work and several housework and general help requests with contact details for Elyria and Lorain County residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedium
Lorain County
E. W. Ames
S. Maple St. Elyria
Cail
Puett
W. River St
Local Coal and Wood Dealers Advertise Services
Multiple vendors offer coal types including West Virginia L and egg Kentucky King Pathfinders Cavalier and Pocahontas with prices listed. Local services include furniture upholstery painting paper hanging and radio service. Also advertised are horses cattle sheep hogs and ram stock for sale with contact details and delivery options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Heidrich Coal
West Virginia
L and Egg
Kentucky
Livestock and Trade Ads Mix in Colonial Classifieds
A fragmented historical classified page lists livestock items including horses cattle and hogs for sale, with poultry and supplies like pullets and dishes. It also mentions swap ads with reduced cash rates, and various shop services such as typewriter sales repairs and office fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
ELYRIA -TYPEWRITER & SUPPLY __CO
Royal Typewriters
Loomis CO
Remington Typewriter
The
Lansing
Rentals advertise furnished and unfurnished apartments
Local rental board lists SGA apartments and houses for rent on the west side. Listings include rooms with bath and furnace, prices around 18 dollars, contact B. M. O'Donnell and J R Wilmot with phone numbers provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
JR. Wilmot Phony
Tooms
Furnace
Priscetorn
Surake
Adams
William
Loomis Ve
Tive Thioughts
Jackson Hd
Inquire
C. L. Jackson Ayer Wee
For Sale Residence and Business Property by Smith and Brothers
A for sale notice from F. A. Smith & Bro offering sale of their residence and business property at 201 E Block, with bonds and fire insurance services. Lehman and Johnson advertise Redington phone number Si4i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Smith & Bro
Lehman & Johnson
Redington
Late 1970s Used Cars and Auto Services Ad Mix
An OCR fragment advertises late model used cars including a 73 model five pass sedan with trade-in, plus tire and accessory services. It lists Ford dealers, tire shops, a radiator man, a machine shop with Jake Kaiser, and several garages offering repairs and parts with sparse contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eason
RE. Dall
Etyria Ford
Bill
Brie Stang
McGuire
Lil W. Bridge
Bil Barilert
Cleve
St. & Perry CL
Central Garage General Repairs
Tempie
Jake Kaiser
Eldotread Tire & Supply CO
Foreclosure suit in Lorain County Ohio case 34011
Beatrice M Christian unknown residence named in a foreclosure action filed September 15 1935 in the Common Pleas Court of Lorain County Ohio by Felix Pauly and Mary Pauly against Beatrice M Christian and others seeking sale of real estate in Eaton Township Lorain County Ohio to satisfy a mortgage and awarded debt with interest. The petition seeks sale of the described premises and other equitable relief to pay the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice M. Christian
Felix Pauly
Mary Pauly
Common Pleas Court
Lorain County
Archer E. Christian
Eaton
County of
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Big Four Railway
Agatha Land
M. C. Ross
Tian
Daniel
May Pally
Gaye
Valdemarth
Getebe
Letras
Pre
Amherst Political Meetings Highlight Local Candidates
About 76 women and several candidates attended the Amherst Democratic Women’s Club gathering at Odd Fellows Hall with talks on Roosevelt era policies including old age pensions and village administration. Republican 'get together' followed at Town Hall with discussions on old age pension and levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Democratic Women's Club
Odd Fellows Hall
M. B. Schaeffer
America
Luella MaGruder
Obertin
Ohio Federation of Democratic Women
Roosevelt
Henry Kane
W. G. Schaeffer
J. B. Egeland
H. W. Powers
Ed. Moebius
Stiwald
M. Lawless
M. Bsehsetfer
Lucy Roemer
H. R. Wright
Atty
Frank Stevens
Avon Club Holds Morning Glory Party With Cards
Avon November club notes report the Morning Glory Club gathering at Mr and Mrs Louis DeChant home on Saturday. High scores awarded to Mrs Louis DeChant first and Mrs Andrew Mittendorf second, with Mrs Frank XII DeChant third. A two course luncheon followed. BRIEFS mention Edith Webber hosting friends with out of town guests Jack Shuster and Beatrice Nock among others. Debates on a petition appear looming with dates noted for December and a legal notice signature by Frank M. Wilson as administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Evangelical Sunday School
Ray Jewett
Franeie Sabiers
C. H. Ernst
Henry Schriner
Raymond Kane
Lorain
Lucy Roemer
Rey
C. E. Schmidt
Conrad Mulder
Allan Camp
Florence
Edith Ehriman
Edith
Hulda Berger
Frances Sabiers
Helen Roemer
Gladys Neuman
Gladys Hopkins
Kathryn Schriner
Walter Jaeger
Herman Beessing
Kenneth Bohner
Oberlin
Queen Esther
First Evangelical Sunday School
Ludolf Kreeger
Betty Kreeger
Cleveland Avenue
Virginia Stevens
Janet Springer
Hilda Scharein
Corrine Stang
Donola Brill
Betty Kreezer
Mrs. Kreeger
Irene Stang
Constance Kreeger
Avon
Louis DeChant
Morning Glory Club
Andrew Mittendorf
Frank XII. DeChant
Elu
Edith Webber
Jack Shuster
Flyria
Beatrice Nock
Lester Hazel
Berea
Norwood Bailey
M. A. Webber
Marcare Austin
John Webber
And
Wirs
Andrew Miilender
Louis Daitch
Akron
Frank Pickerius
A. L. Tait
John M. Alten
Harry Alten
Avon Lake
Fred Fetzer
Shaker James Russell
A. D
Frank MM. Wilson
Amherst Halloween events and village notices
Local Amherst items report a Halloween parade led by the Amherst Band with costumes judged for prizes and a cider giveaway, plus a Halloween dance and several society meetings. Other briefs note a quarry accident injuring Herbert Thompson, hospital admissions and births, meetings of congregational and church groups, and social visits around town.
Canned messages irk Dr Myers reflections on personal letters
Dr Garry C Myers laments impersonal canned sympathy cards and urges preserving human warmth in friendships. He contrasts handwritten notes with machine printed messages, cites experiences with a coworker’s formal thanks, and calls for cultivating heartfelt communication among children, avoiding robotic exchanges.
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Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Pastor Claimed to Cure Ill Horses At Milford Pa Church
Milford Pa reports Rev J C Hanby of Houston Methodist church rose to prominence for his alleged ability to treat horses afflicted by a disease. The item notes his pastorate and the attention his methods have drawn locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clres
Milford
J. C. Hanby
Houston Methodist Church
Wellington Man Takes Honor Roll Inches In Oct Update
Local Wellington news notes honor roll for Senior and Junior High schools. Students Philip Duff Maury Vik and others achieve multiple A grades. Billy Carpenter Raymond Taxsell Irene Lawson Leroy Adams post high marks. Also reports church events, birthday dinner, and Mildred Brenner’s musical performance in Cleveland.
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Wellington
Dil
A. W. Shields
Phillip Duff
Maury Vik
Robert Avery
Christ McDermott
Wynona Preston
Wid Donald Sooy
Richard Barber
Mary Burge
Albert Carpenter
Alice McConnell
Orvin Olson
Caroline Rapking
Billy Carpenter
Raymond ‘Axsell
Irene Lawson
Leroy Adams
Career interview outlines fields for youths’ future
A. R. Horr, once of Wellington and head of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, spoke on radio about banking as a career in a series on business vocations. The text notes Blanch Ray, daughter of, being married in Pennsylvania.
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Repanhurs
A. R. Horr
Wellington
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland Trust C O
Germany Moves To Cut Foreign Fats Imports
Germany aims to reduce imports of fats as it did with wheat, but faces hurdles. Despite anti-margarine tax and fat card system, about 46 percent of fat consumption remains imported, down from 60 percent in spring. Darre extends prior plan, guaranteeing fat card holders nine kilos of tax-free margarine yearly and three kilos of butter and lard at reduced price, pressuring farmers to adjust production.
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Berlin
Hitler
Germany
Hugenberg
Husenbers
Walter Darre
Bardly
Darre
Halloween Party At Taylor Street Hosted By Jack Barber
Jack Barber entertained two groups of fourteen friends at his Taylor street home Friday evening. Costumes won prizes for Miss Jean Ray as Mickey Mouse and Paul Gray as a dandy. Robert Evans of Berea, an out of town guest, stayed overnight.
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Jack Barber
Taylor St
Jeleen Ray
Mickey Mouse
Paul Gray
Kiddies Halloween Party At The Wight Home
Mrs Carol Wight with Mrs Paul Crawford and Mrs Lawrence Baker hosted 16 children Friday in a Halloween themed gathering at the Wight residence. A parade and costume contest crowned Lawrence Peabody and Mary Alice Hughes for best Halloween makeup. Peanut tacos and games ended the joyful afternoon with refreshments served.
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Carol Wight
Paul Crawford
Lawrence Baker
Wight
Lawrence Peabody
Mary Alice Hughes
Woman's Afternoon Club Meeting and Program
Mrs A P Lincoln hosted the regular meeting with a book review of The Quaker Militant. Selected poems by Whittier were presented by Albert Mordell, Mrs J W Eglin, and Mrs C T Jamieson in the afternoon gathering.
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A. P. Lincoln
Woman's Afternoon Club
Albert Mordell
J. W. Eglin
Whittier
C. T. Jamieson
Wellington Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Keith Andrews and son David returned home after a two day motor trip through Southern Ohio and West Virginia. Beverly Hilliker of Ashtabula visited the Hugh Kane home and Miss Lucille Gregg. No new Scarlet Fever cases among students. nurses continue morning checks. The Masonic Quartet of Elyria to sing at the Methodist church Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harry Lee and Mr and Mrs Newton Lee returned from Chicago Century of Progress. Mrs William Wadsworth to entertain Entre Nous club Friday.
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Keith Andrews
David
Ohio
West
Virginia
Beverly Hilliker
Ashtabula
Hugh Kane
Lucille Gregg
Masonic
Elyria
Methodist Church
Harry Lee
Newton Lee
Century of Progress
Chicago
William Wadsworth
Entre Nous Club
Live fish on wall fad in Paris art scene
Paris embraces a new wall decor fad featuring live fish in glass bowls hung within painted landscapes. Bowls, filled with water, blend with the background to create the illusion of fish swimming in a woodland or seaside scene, complete with live plants in the sandy base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bayfield Harbor Bond Discovery Linked to 1892 Plan
Bales of paper used by painters as stands were found to be bonds issued for a large Bayfield harbor project from 1892. The计划 aimed to make Bayfield the railroad terminus of the Great Western Railroad and spark a boom to make the town a major commercial center. The project collapsed after part of the railroad was built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladder, Bayfield, Wise
Bayfield Harbor
Great Western Railroad
Bayfield
Indian Statue Popular in Boston as Postcards Sell Fast
Cyrus E. Dalin's The Appeal to the Great Spirit stands on the Boston Museum of Fine Arts lawn. The Indian atop a pony statue draws more postcards and photos than any other Boston statue, attracting widespread attention.
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Boston. P
Cyrus E. Dalin
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
Detroit man jailed after razor charge verdict
Medha Gray of Detroit pleaded the razor was his only personal effect while moving. The court found it not a valid personal possession and sentenced him to two to five years in prison.
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Detroit
Mich
M— Medha Gray
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West Ave
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Wac
Chestnut St
Cavalier
Florida Coal
Pathfinder
J. R. Scarbroug
Pocahontas
Chas
Nell
Loth St
Furnitur Spholstering Co
Broad St
NRA
Diguht PR ‘Tang
Sisk
Wilmot ‘Printing ¢ Co
Masonic Temple Peat Printing Co
Starks
Sv RC. A. Victor Auto
Lesnick Bros
Furnace St. Elyria
Oxford
F. E Schwartz
Gaara Re
Searsey
Carpenter
Stoof
Cheri l
Boultry
Frank
Ted TO Bey
Chronicle
L. R. Opperman & Sons
Birmingham
Schoepfle Orchard
Lake Ave
Sanitary
Baldwin
H. Sanders & Son
LaGrange
Jonathan
Walter Grobe
F. G. Prosser
U. S
Columbiaation
Middle Ave
Woodland Ave
Concord St
Jefferson
LO Hey
Bushei Fotaters
Bioce
B. M. O'Donnell
One
Chronicle-Telegram News
Cleveland St
B. A. Jenne
Central Book Store Church Bt
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
Amherst Business Men's Association
Amherst Band
Congregational
Ladies’ Society of the
Congregational Church
N . F. Foster
Myra Smith
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Herbert Thompson
West Main Street
G. R. Wiseman, Jr
George Schroedler
Gerald
Robert
Brotherhood of the
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Spiegelberg
Middle Ridge
Hospital News
Lloyd Emmerick
Vermilion
Herbert Thompsson
South Amherst
J. J. Ryan
Circle No
St. Ann's Society
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Middle Street
John Coubrough
Jane Bruce
Tenney Avenue
Elrma
St. Petersburg
Fla
Frances Jaeger
Cleveland
George Powers Lorain
A. F. Nalley
Luetta Magruder
H.R. Wright
William Jaeger
Betty
Louis Schwartz
Walter Herbert
Frank Smith
Mable Lemon
Nina Warden
John Shumsay
G. A. Nelson
John Massen
Miller McChintock
Harvard University Traffic Research
Burezit
Myers
Garry C Myers
MacClintock
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
East
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Sopiu
C. W. Recard
Paul Recard
Mildred Brenner
Morris Brenner
Miss Brenner
Cleveland Lutheran Church
Wellington High School
So Ray
Clarence Riemer
Slump
Newcastle
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