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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1935

Page

5

Peat Printing and Buyers Offerings Fill Local Pages

A mix of classified items shows car ads, real estate notes, legal notices, and bids. Buick 3 passenger sedan offered at 245 dollars. small houses for sale in Wave bar area. several real estate listings. legal notices announce estate and election details. government bids seek reuse of land at Elyria Treatment Works for up to five years with safety service oversight.

Tous Itaab Grace Petities Leana Raasrits Ana Norte Avenue Lesal Biz Joseph Q. Petro Belfer Ohio City of Elyria Wits Flyria Township County of Taratn Ohin

Parade promissory ad tale asks birds money for services

A noisy fragment promotes classified ads as a quick way to earn extra money. It mentions drill wells sale shoes repair watches and moving services as examples. The blurb invites readers to place a Chronicle-Telegram want ad to feather their nest and lists PHONES 4412 4413.

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Local Club Plans Fair and Exhibits at Markler Echo House

The boys answered roll with a European country, then scheduled their annual fair at the Markler echo house for Friday evening September 20. Livestock, vegetables, flowers, and girls club crafts will be shown for members only. Girls Club will sell candied apples, popcorn, and donuts. The Progressive Class of the Methodist church Sunday School held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Frank Trockier's home, paid dues, and mapped a Sunday picnic at a member's home. Arthur Johnson and wife of Columbia Center attended.

Bors Markler Echo House Methodist Church Sunday School Frank Trockier F. H. Lewis F. Senning William Ed J. B. Copas Leror Rhone John Harmish J. G. Morris Arthur Johnson and Lwife of Columbia Center

Avon Lake High School selects office assistants

Principal J L Oppelt announces the first nine weeks office assistants by period with students Mar sie Hassell Anitha Stauder Bob Smith June Snyder Alice Varer Adelbert Katz Janet Holden Rob Smith Edna Talas George Trivanovich Bernice Patrie Sam Trivanovich Grace McCurdy leaves for Kent Normal School in Sunday. Avon Lake Parent Teacher Association to meet tonight at the school auditorium for a reception for new teachers Wm Pyson and Miss Edith Roth.

Appotits Avon Lake J. L. Oppelt Marsie Hassell Anitha Stauder Bob Smith June Snyder Alice Varer Adelbert Katz Janet Holden Rob Smith Edna Talas George Trivanovich Bernice Patrie Sam Trivanovich Parent-Teacher’s Association Pew Wm. Pyson Edith Roth

Club programs and social notices from Avon to Lakeside Ohio

The committee will present an entertainment program and short addresses. The association will plan activities for the current year. Briefs record visits and dinners: Mr. and Mrs. John Herveen and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hudson at the True Blue Club in Avon. J Kihm of Lakewood visited Trever Weber. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sherman with H L Sherman. In Danville Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dechaar of Lakewood and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Theisen and Ruth visited Mrs. Josephine Schuster and Edmund. Curtis Duff hosted his great aunt Mrs. Alice ri of Port Cinnar and Grave Shepherd and Alexander of Lakeside.

Ihs Brlefs John Herveen Arthur Hudson True Blue Club Lawrence Peak Avon J. Kihm Lakewood Trever Weber Mark Sherman H. L. Sherman Danville Robert Dechaar Arthur Theisen Ruth Josephine Schuster Edmund Curtis Duff Aliceri Port Cinnar Eore Grave Shepherd Alexander Lakeside Ohio

Gullickson Fails to Qualify for Pro Golf Tourney

In Columbus Ohio on September 17 Billy Burke former National Open champion won medal honors in the Ohio qualifying round at Columbus Country Club for the National PGA tournament in Oklahoma City. Burke posted 74 71 145 as 25 players competed for seven spots. Non qualifiers included Lord Gullickson Elyria 152 Tom Bryant Darton 154 Jim Nobdie Darton 149 S Schemine Mansfield 141 and Steve Zappa Springfield who withdrew.

Columbus Billy Burke Ohio Columbus Country Club Burke Oklahoma City Robert Rea Reggie Nevers Cleveland Jim Kennex Toledo Maurie White Jock Collins Mansfield Liord Gullickson Elyria Toma Bryant Darton Jim Nobdie S. Schemine Steve Zappa Springfield

Languages Spoken At Police Station in Hyde Park

Police at Hyde Park station claim to be the most multilingual in Boston. They report conversing with a suspect using French Lithuanian German Greek Italian Swedish Spanish or Chinese and say staff speak a total of two languages including ancient and modern Latin.

Ston Hyde Park Boston

Tax Dividing Line Stirs Controversy in Vancouver

Vancouver authorities clash over how to tax Earl Mancle Smith whose home sits half in the city and half in the county. The dispute centers on where Smith’s property should be assessed and taxed and who collects the revenue.

Vancouver Wash Earl Mancle Smith Smith Courlty

Harvard Faces Huge Task as Harlow Takes Helm

Ambridge Massachusetts September 17 Harvard's new coach Richard Cresson Harlow, 73, arrives amid a 1446-man squad ready to build a tougher football program. With a dense schedule against Holy Cross Army Dartmouth Brown Princeton New Hampshire Yale the team must adapt quickly. Backfield remains solid led by Captain Rod Haley Fred Moseley and Bill Watt Des Jackson while line gaps risk precision. Graduation and missing players complicate centers guards and tackles but extenstensive wingmen Shaun Kelly Emile Dubiel provide hope for a sharper offense this season.

Hexnrye McLemore United Press Ambridge Mass Richard Cresson Harlow Harvard Harrow Western Maryland University Penn State Colgate Western Maryland Harlow Springfield Holy Cross Army Dartmouth Brown Princeton New Hampshire Yale Rod Haley Fred Moseley Bill Watt Des Jackson Bob Jones Thomas Kessier Charney Mike Adlis Bill Burien Shaun Kelly Emile Dubiel

Explorers Get Permit For Wild Animal Farm

Warren E Buck, an African explorer and naturalist, received permission from Delaware Township officials to use a seven and one half acre plot as a wild animal farm and menagerie in Camden New Jersey The township committee approved the plan subject to strict sanitation and police regulation compliance Buck emphasized the educational value of the project and won support based on that point.

Camden N. J Warren E. Buck Delaware Buck Frank

Crossword Puzzle Clues and Mixed References

A scrambled set of crossword clues and fragmented terms covering mythology history science and geography. Includes scattered hints such as Roman numbers Greek figures and place names with numerous unreadable or merged letters.

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