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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1927
Page
8
Fragmented ad listing shows multiple for sale offers including rooms on a street near Ath Priced right for quick sale. Entries mention phone contact 834 and properties suitable for garage or business use. Also lists acres shares or moves and names appearing as sellers.
A fragmented classified item list shows trades and rentals including a 1923 Chevrolet sedan for Ford ton truck, a white enamel iron bed for a sanitary cot or daybed, garage rental notes, and street addresses 625 Vulcan St and 232 Fairlawn with garage rental at Tage St and Eighth Street.
Public auction set for September 29 1927 at 10:00 AM at the late residence near Elyria Lorain County Ohio to sell the deceased Louis Hebebrand estate including farm stock hay grain and farm implements with terms cash for small purchases and notes on months for larger amounts plus a related real estate deed history and pending legal actions requiring defendants to answer by September 14 1927 in Lorain County.
North Olmsted items report Don Anthony reaching San Diego in eight days and visitors like Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lower. Notes on hospital visits, family travels to Michigan and California, and local gatherings include the Brooks reunion. Real estate ads promise 2 to 8 acre plots with simple amenities at modest prices.
Fragmentary local column mentions Ella Kett Tony girls and a save date for Willie Keam or Austin. Duncan notes a world indoor necking champ and Pat Kennedy moving out to study proposing by mail. Abie Vile reportedly walked back from an event in Norristown context.
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