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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1934
Page
5
Smith & Bro lists rentals in Florida housing ads offering four room units with shed rooms and ready for rent. Listings emphasize property size and location specifics, reflecting a local real estate market segment seeking practical, compact living spaces.
A legal notice indicates an applicant has filed for a permit with the public utility commission. The notice names party and location details and cites regulatory action pending approval. The fragment references a resolution by the council and assigns procedural steps to obtain authorization.
Classified ad fragment seeks dead stock horses cattle sheep and hogs for sale or disposal. Mentions rate per line per day and cash discount options. References SLYRIA EXCHANGE at 5015 River.
Amherst reflects a busy start as the Amherst Study Club resumes after a weeks recess with new officers led by President Mrs J H Ludera and a program featuring papers on Ohio travel and local history. Amherst Public School opens with over two hundred pupils and a full teaching staff led by Principal Miss Marion Steele, with new teachers Olive Scott Evelyn Ludwit Margaret Pandy and Arlene Kelch.
Sept 12 report notes furnishings damaged by heat and smoke in the home of Mr and Mrs Malcolm on West 31st Street. Brief items list local residents positions, visits, and travel, including Franks Heiser resigning as North Olmsted fire chief and bus manager to join Ford Motor Co.
Crossword puzzle clues list with across and down entries, including numbers and hints for steam piano bees future heat iced coating restricted quarter university in New Orleans and other terms, followed by a long string of jumbled letters as the answer and previous puzzle solution.
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