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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1934
Page
6
Fragmentary local notice mentions Elyria Ohio addresses and events around a Friday in Wilmot era. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a public or classified item tied to asbestos and a washing-related subject.
A flood of classified items lists sewing machines, mattresses, living room suites, dress coats, pianos, coal, stoves, and appliances for sale. Local stores Becker's Furniture, SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO, Elyria Second Hand Store, and FARM EQUIPMENT suppliers advertise discounted goods. Apartment listings offer furnished and unfurnished rooms with various rents.
Classified listings show rooms and board options and rental requests in Elyria and Amherst areas. Items include furnished rooms near Public Square, two or three rooms with bath, kitchenette with two bedrooms, furnished houses near stores, and farm land for sale or rent. Box numbers reference Chronicle Telegram, with contact through local offices and addresses in Elyria and Amherst.
Legal notices reveal sheriff sale of 916 Walnut St Elyria plus another lot on Blake Street and Sub Lot 11 in Guilford Allotment. Appraised values range from 1500 to 2700 dollars, with two thirds minimum bids and cash on sale day. Also included are private motor carrier permit notices and multiple probate executorship appointments in Lorain County Ohio.
Avon Lake September 27 Masonite Club and families held a clam bake at Avon Lake Park. The Score Bridge Club hosted its season opener at Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bloomfield’s with guests Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kubach. Prizes were awarded to Kubach Hermah Cousins and Ralph Morrison. A shower for Mrs. Wim Schabel followed. Next meeting planned with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Declant in two weeks.
At tonight's Alumni meeting at Miss Irma Schaefer an appointment of a committee will be made to plan the Hallowe'en dance. The event will be held at the school auditorium on October 27. Officers named include president Irma Schaefer vice president Madelyin Williams secretary Viola Spaetzel and treasurer Walter Beck.
The Congregational church choir plans a Friday evening gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Black for a one time meeting and practice session.
Mrs Bertha Burrell of Elyria was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Curtis Duff. Mrs Margaret Therson and Mrs Mary Weber spent Sunday with Miss May Weber in Avon. Miss Ruth Michell spent the weekend with friends in Danville. Mrs C J Snyder and daughter June, Mrs Bertha Derringer and Miss Eleanor Schroth were at the Mayfair for dinner recently. Steve Vegss was in Cleveland Thursday on business.
East Liverpool reports Stanton Heckathorn, a pottery worker, killed when his son-in-law Carl McDevitt discharged a shotgun after returning from squirrel hunting. Survived by wife and five children.
Readable crossword clues list with Across and Down entries covering common words and a few abbreviations, plus a provided puzzle answer fragment. Names like Ale MMA and JAIN appear as part of the puzzle theme or answer key.
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