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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1932
Page
5
The document outlines ad rates and policies for the Chronicle Telegram Lorain Ohio including cash discounts, line counts, and deadlines. It also lists numerous small ads and notices such as lost items, services offered, sewing and furniture ads, and personal notices with various contact details and partial listings.
Classifieds list Maytag washers, dining room set, upholstery, steel rods, radiators, belts, tools, and a shotgun for sale. Items include brands and prices, with phone contacts and brief descriptions. Reads like a densely packed local ad page.
Unfurnished Jefferson Apt rooms newly decorated with phone numbers. Modern apartments and houses priced from $28 and up, various locations including Plaza, Ridge Street, Middle Avenue, East Avenue, Pleasant, and West Side. Furnished options at close-in locations. several six to four room units with features like garage, heat, water, and private entrances. Contact listed phones for each unit.
A dense classified-like page offers used radios and repair services from multiple vendors. Listings include RCA Zenith Ramble Elyria Superior Electric Co and Hart a Dickason used consoles with prices, rent options for World Series listening, talked about are tubes parts service and home demonstrations. Local shops advertise replacements parts and talking over problems at Electric Appliance Co and Sparks shop, plus moving services from Pete Held Transfer Co and Ted Panme.
Classified rental notices list numerous three to six room houses in Elyria and surrounding avenues with modern amenities. Includes contact numbers, prices from a few dollars to low rent, and notes on garages, baths, and furnishing options. Also advertises suburban rentals and a few single family homes nearby.
Union National Life Insurance transfers two lots on East Broad street Elyria to Inland States Investment. Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Light transfers a quit claim of one sixth acre in Avon to Wilson Properties. Gustav Snyder to Ellen Babcock. Albert Shepherd Frank Wilford and Andrew M Keep quitclaim property at 210 Arizona Avenue Lorain. Coming D Ryals to Oberlin Savings Bank property at 174 and 182 East Lorain Street Oberlin. Cleveland Trust to Margaret Kondusky sublot 46 Black K Dikewood Avenue Sunset Country Club Allotment Sheffield Lake. John M and Neltie B Harnish to Henry Dickon six sublots on Ridgewood Street Ridgewood allotment Sheffield Township. L T Schnell deceased to Kate Schnell Harold L Schnell and Ralph Schnell property at Boston Road and Marks Road Columbia Township.
In a lecture style piece, Dr Logan Clendeming notes underweight individuals often seek fat gain and should rest, eat properly, and seek medical advice to assess their true status. Low blood pressure may signal disease in some cases, but can be harmless with a flexible arterial system. a story of a student with 30 P readings eventual TB emerges as cautionary tale.
Stepan Kosta, a Bulgarian fisherman, overpowered eight abductors posing as secret police who seized his motor boat near Ayiniola on the Bulgarian coast. The group aimed to force a clandestine crossing into Russia. Gasoline failed, the boat drifted into the Bosphorus, and Turkish police captured the group. Kosta led officers to the origin port. the others were sent back to Bulgaria.
A model of an old time mail coach that carried mail in the West was presented to Postmaster Berkeley Williams' new postal museum by J. William Smith, a model maker from South Richmond, Virginia.
Vatican City and its territories employ about 3 000 workers in construction and renovations including the Postani Telegraph Office water system and a new Vatican gardens watering network led by Count Franco Ratti Pope’s nephew. Large projects extend to the Vatican railroad station and several inter diocesan seminaries in Salerno Benevento Chieti Reggio Calabria funded by Vatican money.
In Strasbourg and Philadelphia a French and American legal hunt unfolds for the $18,000,000 estate left by Mrs. Henriette E. Schaeffer Garrett who died in Philadelphia on November 18 1930. American lawyer Kooreman tours Europe interviewing claimants aided by M. Vornhof Strasburg lawyer.
South reports better buying with auto, furniture and clothing stores recording improved sales over the past 10 to 15 days. Managers cite a 20 percent rise in late August auto sales and optimistic September prospects, driven by higher cotton prices boosting overall consumer demand.
Dr Garry C Myers of Cleveland College Western Reserve University discusses parent education as broader than any single faith. He argues healthy parents who live good lives and a respectful family create children capable of choosing their own religion. He highlights supportive religious education programs, cites Catholic and Protestant resources, and notes materials from the American Association of University Women and the American Social Hygiene Association.
Blacksburg Va July 15 to August 15 was deemed the most hopeful period for agriculture and business since 1929 by Dr N H Young agricultural economist at Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Richmond report estimates the finances of 199 Virginia towns show the state town governments cost about five million dollars annually. Dr. William H. Stauffer, the state tax economist, prepared the figures as a rough gauge of local government spending in Virginia.
Walter Okou was arrested on charges of assault with intent to rob after Gustave Stine, a lumber yard watchman, identified the attacker by his squeaky voice. The incident led to his eventual imprisonment.
Dr. William O. Poy, American born Chinese, will sail for home to take a professorship in anatomy and surgery at Hackett Medical College in Canton China. The appointment positions him at one of the world’s largest international hospitals.
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