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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1928
Page
9
The notice describes a parcel of 1193 acres tied to Snider land with bounds and measurements in feet, detailing directions from Spencer phone number 364 and the North Katge road, appraised at 17065 dollars. Terms of sale are cash on the date, with the sheriff of Dunlap-Steyva overseeing the auction dated August 15 to September 5.
The Ohio State and Grey Lines file to divest certificates of convenience and necessity for 2752 buses to Greyhound Lines Inc. The sale, hearing, and related orders involve Cleveland, Detroit and Akron regions with public notices inviting bids and further information from the One Cardinats Stage Lines in Cleveland.
A fragment notes a request linked to Imperial Furniture Co located on Broad Street Bridge. Reading suggests a brief local item about a query or demand tied to a storefront or property near the bridge area. Further readable details are limited in the provided text.
Sept 19 report lists Wellece Smith and party from Oberlin planning a fishing trip to Crow Lake in Canada. Dar family spending month near Denver with plans to move if favorable. Gur Doanes family oversee Day home. District No. 4 school opens with 23 pupils. seventh and eighth graders from Elyria attending include Herman Bauman James Reid Helen Stieubinder and Manley Bauman. Elyria High School attendees John Naspek Kenneth Kern. Campbell school divided with three upper grades.
One small house at corner aTaore St and So aair Ave with $7309 price and $590 down balance as rent. Also lots on Boaste Ave Olive St and Abbey Road for sale with easy payments. J Neipfoot, No 3 Abbey Rd. Phone 424i.
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