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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1920
Page
7
Classified page itemizes help wanted, real estate for sale, and notices. Listings show jobs for laborers and plant roles, room rentals, farms and acreages near Elyria, and multiple homes with features and prices. Included are farm listings, real estate firms, and contact details for Carl Wolf Elyria Block and Jackson & McNelly, plus local business names and phone numbers.
Sealed proposals to reconstruct and widen sections of Lorain and Medina County roads in Ohio will be received by the State Highway Commission in Columbus. The notice lists project details, estimated cost, completion by July 1, 1941, required bonds, and conditions for bidders, with names of defendants and parties involved in related court actions.
Amherst Ohio September report notes Amherst High School football nearing form under Coach Johnson as varsity losses from spring graduation are offset by many promising candidates. The team aims to play its first game in a week. Community events include a church reception for Rev Os car Egil, a hospital update on Frank Schibley, a local wedding at Cleveland Avenue, and notices from the Pythian Sisters and American Legion planning upcoming activities.
A large crowd of ladies attended a Thursday afternoon meeting of the Womens Foreign Missionary Society of the Congregational church. The group held a social at Mrs Frank Mischka’s home with Miss Misel hosting and Mrs William Cotter assisting. funds were raised for Mrs Tuttles division of missionary work. About fourteen members were present.
A large Penfield area gathering centers on Monzo Taylor Claude Baylor and families visiting relatives in Michigan and Ohio. The write up mentions county fair attendance, school events, and various local families hosting or attending events across a busy September weekend, with names and locations reflecting community life.
The Penfield Calf Club boys presented fifteen calves at the Wellington fair, split into Junior and Senior classes due to age wage differences. Alden Porkin’s Gili won first premium in the Jump Liver class, with several calves earning top prizes across junior and senior divisions as judges marked worthy entries.
Promises prompt relief from itching and skin troubles with Zemo the penetrating liquid. The E W Rowe Co of Cleveland, Ohio advertises 85 cent or one dollar bottles to treat irritations pimples blackheads eczema blotches ragworm and other eruptions with soothing antiseptic action.
A boy named Billy is found by Mr Brown and Frank after a carriage stops at a grand hotel in a large city. Billy slips away from a porter, darts into the street, and is chased by a crowd and a dog as he tries to hide.
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