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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
10
Classified ad blurb outlines cash and contract rates with various charges. It notes deadlines, liability limits, and formatting rules for the Chronicle-Telegram. Mentions antique items, upholstery services, furnace repair, and locksmith offerings among assorted listings.
Mixed readable fragments show automotive offers and legal notice details. Mentions Pontiac light truck sales tires and service, machine shop Jake Kaiser in Ellootee, and debts settlement notices. Also references Ruth M Wuhrman and Alta Towne Johnson with insurance beneficiary dispute and attachment orders involving Equitable Life and railroad companies.
A Columbia page reports calls at the J H Bastard home by Mr and Mrs Clarence Berndsen and family and Mrs Berndsen's parents. The Baptist Mission Circle met with Mrs Milo Stearns. Rev J J Tene returns to the Columbia Methodist church for another year. School and PTA activities include new officers, a Welcome meeting for teachers, a Boy Scouts demonstration at Acme Grange, and a highlight on Youths Conference in Canton with large attendance. The last baseball game of the season was Columbia vs North Eaton, and the annual Osborne family reunion was held on Labor Day.
Local residents celebrate birthdays and visit relatives across Berean Fair Barbertown Seville and LaPorte. 4 H contestants Roberta Ingersoll and Donna Stinei comb receive praise at state contests. Silo work and farm visits continue as Grange events and school activities loom with planned booster night and initiation at Columbia High School.
MIDDLE RIDGE Sept 22 Mrs Philipena Shubert Elyria returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs William Bechtel. Louise Schmitkens and Mrs Henry Kolbe attended a D C Club meeting at Elyria. Families and friends traveled to Chicago for the World’s Fair and visited Deshler and Moline, Ohio. Missionaries from India also visited. Katherine Schmitkens will study at Northwestern University. Jesuits converted Japanese centuries ago and Seamen's Church Institute in New York founded 1843.
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