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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1928
Page
15
A local plumbing firm showcases farm home modernization with baths, laundry trays, and septic tanks at 420 Middle Avenue. Barres and Welsh Plumbing will open for public inspection Saturday, advertising low stock on trays and faucets from a large purchase. Architect Kleeby notes Elkridge projects and a strong effort toward quality tile work across many city buildings and residences.
Charles J. Kleeby owner of Kleeby Tile and Fireplace Co cites pride in tile work for Barres and Welsh building opening soon. The two model bathrooms showcase green tile walls and brown fixtures in one and an all white, pristine bath in the other.
Minnich and Sons of West Street and the B and Co Railroad were selected by Barres and Welch to furnish brick cement and sand for a new plumbing shop on Middle Avenue. Minnich has two decades in Elyria and already supplies masonry materials for 38 East Side houses.
A Chronicle-Tatexvam notice profiles local electrician Dickason with 22 years in the field and prior ties to Citizens Gas and Electric and Cleveland Southwestern Railway. It also notes John Noll, a fouryear Wellington to Elyria plastering contractor, thriving in fine homes. A separate item reports discovery of a serpent god idol buried for 409 years at a Palestine site, highlighted by Dr Nelvin G Kyle of Xenia Seminary.
Dickason Electric Company completes wiring and commercial lighting in the Barres and Welsh building. Troxel building work highlights Dickason's twenty two years in the electrical business, ensuring proper installation of commercial lighting used in many local establishments.
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