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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1929
Page
9
For sale list shows new and used rugs stoves furniture bedding and fixtures with contact numbers 216 and 36402. Locations include Lodi Avenue West Avenue Burlap bugs noted, and Be Becker’s Burlap bugs mention. Also references KIA Construction Co and Ohio Street dirt.
Mrs E L Adams appears in La Grange society notes amid visits and relocations. Several residents travel between Batesville Elyria Huron Cleveland and Washington D C for family, education and health matters. The community toasts church women dues, nurse training and seminary enrollments while a child burial and hospital treatments mark the period.
A big public sale at the auctioneer’s residence three and a half miles east of LaGrange and one and a half miles west of Belden on Wednesday September 15 starting at 10 a.m. selling 14 Holstein cattle, 9 sheep and hens, a few pigs, and farm machinery including a Fordson tractor. Grain and produce include hay oats corn potatoes and straw. Terms: cash under $10, six months on larger sums with 7 percent interest. Lunch at noon. Auctioneers H G MenneLL Cobb C Baylor Wellington Ohio. Clerk WM KLINECT.
Miss Florence Jackson and Miss Dorothy Wolcott will resume studies at Baldwin Wallace college. School opens Sept 9 with staff listed including Supt. A. W. Jones and coach Ray Saunders. Various visits, teaching posts, church events, and community gatherings are recorded, naming many residents and local institutions. Frequent mentions include Cleveland visitors, Elmira area families, and church activities across Elyria and nearby towns.
A 90 year old woman, Mrs Henry Bushey of Ogdensburg, saved Louis Seigal, 63, from drowning. She remarked she could swim well once but is not as strong now, yet her courageous act stood out as remarkable in the incident.
Since June 1 the Lincoln Memorial has stayed open at night and drawn growing crowds. Park Police records show the 7 30 to 9 39 p m period averaged over 69 visitors daily with a record 1 220 on August 11 viewing the statue of Abraham Lincoln.
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