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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1960
Page
14
Mrs. Margaret Roberts 95, born Sept 1 1865 near Delphos Ohio, said she will stay earthbound when asked about a ride to the moon. Honored Thursday at a Milan Inn family dinner, she enjoyed tribute from her children grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Four arrests for drunken driving amid a holiday weekend in Elyria, with one crash involvement and no injuries. Donald C. Auble, 49, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and related charges, was fined 330 plus costs, sentenced to 20 days in jail, and had his license suspended for two years. Other defendants include Mary M. Wohlever and George Moran, each pleading guilty to related offenses and receiving fines and brief jail terms. a third accident involved Lemuel Thomas and Charles Fields with minor damage and no injuries.
Cash grain values in Toledo Ohio show No 2 soft red wheat at 1.78 and No 2 soft white 1.85 to 1.86. No 2 yellow 10s sits at 1.08 to 1.10. No 3 yellow 1.06 to 1.10. Oats No 2 white 6.6 and No 3 white 6.2. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.17 to 2.38 per unit.
Cleveland market details show hogs around 76.16 to 16.30 per hundredweight for various lots. Cattle values range from 20 to 27 for steers and heifers, with dairy and fat cows from about 13.45 to 16.25. Calves and sheep/lambs list broader ranges, reflecting mixed grades and weights.
Pierre R. Smith provides a financial brief listing stock quotes and market notes. The column highlights price movements, notable gains, and sector shifts.
The notice lists a wide range of produce with varied price points and pack sizes. Apples, beans, cabbage, cantaloupes, carrots, celery, grapes, greens, onions, potatoes, tomatoes, and more show per unit or per case prices. Several items note up or down price movements and package sizes like boxes, crates, or quarts. Prices reflect standard market levels for wholesale or retail in a historical agricultural market listing.
US Department of Agriculture price data shows consumer grade egg prices for Northern Ohio with white and brown shell categories and sizes from medium to large. Poultry figures list ready to cook items with fryers and hens by weight classes and price ranges.
Fragmented local notices list lost blue glasses on Cleveland Street contact EM 6-8325 and a found months-old male tiger kitten near ?th Street contact FA 2-6884. The page pairs assorted advertisements for corsets, jewelry, weather plans, home builders, and farm produce with contact numbers and regional shops along Vermilion Lake area and nearby routes.
Real estate transfers list various property sublets in Ridgeville Park Wellington and Elyria areas. Transactions include Sunrise Development Inc to Al tin Builders and Louise T Koepp to Vera Dems plus multiple parcels in Hemandly and Spring Valley Subdivisions. Loans advertised range from 25 to 1000 dollars by Economy Savings & Loan Route 234 Elyria.
An advertisement offers quick cash for emergencies and summer needs with unclear terms and signatures. The text also promotes a real estate package including a brick building, bar room, apartments, and licenses for sale at 30,000 dollars with about 10,000 cash down, targeted to buyers.
Rich page of help wanted and business sale notices for Lorain and Elyria. Listings include an established beer and wine carry out with real estate, clerical and engineering positions, secretaries, waitresses, housekeepers, sales reps, and drivers. Various employers advertise openings and services with box numbers and contact details.
A fragmented page lists market items including tools tractors tires and doors and a large used electronics section. It mentions 2 year old rest jets and various contact numbers for sellers and a local shop with hours 16 6 and 10 9.
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