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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1928
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR item notes a sale of furniture at an apartment building possibly titled Dedrrom sutte xe et neil Apts. References a high pressure Pete and vague identifiers.
Public notice: The Detroit-Toledo-Cleveland Bus Company seeks to modify its certificate No 2354 to change the Cleveland to Dover route via Avon Loraine and Lorain. filing details with the Public Utilities Commission show a request for time and service terms. notices include divorce proceedings and estate actions in Lorain County Ohio with multiple parties and parcels described. election notices reference tax exemptions for Lorain County residents.
The Standard Bearers met at the home of Rev and Mrs R A Pelts in Amherst. Officers elected: president Virginia Garland vice president Ruth Eleanor Dulmage secretary Ruth Willis treasurer Norma Merchant. Next meeting set for Oct 2 with Willis and Garland hosting. Also notes on dinners, PTA program, Sophomore class officers, a birthday party for Chrissie Phillips and various local visits and moves.
Sale notice lists one small house at 50 by 96 feet price 2500 with 590 down and balance as rent. Corner of Sycamore Street and Bonaire Avenue. Four lots on Bonagir Avenue Olive Street and Abbey Road offered with easy payments. Contact NEIPFOOT RD No 3 Abbey Rd phone 42111.
MRS LEWES W LAMB reports on residents traveling to Baldwin-Wallace and Miami Oxford colleges, plus locals moving into new homes in North Olmsted. A Tuesday Study Club talk by Judge Florence All urged women to vote for the best man. The fall flower show is set for Sept 25 at the Universal parish house. Several families joined a LaGrange shower, Harold Kelly lands a Chronicle Telegram reporting job, and Justice F D Rice cites William Ducher for a liquor raid at an inn in Lorain County. Police seized liquor, wine, and beer during the Sept 1 raid by Marshal George Christmas and deputies Jenkins and Gessner.
A large furnace complex described as the largest on the continent nears completion at the Krupp works. The plant includes two giant ovens with capacity of several tons each, sizeable dimensions, and extensive auxiliary buildings spanning a substantial area.
In Oak Grove Missouri Rober White, a lifelong resident living east of town, remains in the same house where he was born fifty years ago. He and his wife raised their daughter there and still reside with their family in the familiar home.
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