Thursday March 12, 1925 - Polskys

O'Neils1    $25.00           Flour  1.49
  "         10.00                          25# Sugar $1.69
  "         6.20            Potatoes
Polskys2     25.00           Soap

           $66.20 
Carfare      25.3       What is left of $75.00
                   must do until March 20th.
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3.I think this is supposed to be .25?

1.O'Neils Department Store . Founded in 1877, the store grew to several locations throughout northeastern Ohio. Owned by May Department Stores, in 1989 it was merged with May's Ohio division, May Company Ohio
2.Polskys Department Store

Wednesday March 11, 1925

Rec'd from Bill  $75.00
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Monday March 9, 1925 - Thread .30

H went to town
Telephone    $3.50  
Light         5.65
Gas           5.30
Water         4.32
Thread         .30
Carfare        .25
             $19.32
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Coolidge - Tuesday March 4, 1925

Coolidge - Tuesday March 4, 1925

Coolidge inaugurated. Girls heard over the radio      not very good.

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The second inauguration of Calvin Coolidge took place on March 4, 1925 marking the beginning of his second term as the 30th president.  Chief Justice and former president William Howard taft adminstered the Oath of office.  It was the first time an inauguration was broadcast nationally on radio.

Monday March 2, 1925

Monday March 2, 1925  

Milkman $17.00  

Bal. $51.62

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Saturday February, 28 1925

 Saturday February, 28 1925

Received from Bert $50.00

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Still cold - Friday February 27, 1925

Still cold and windy

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1925 Akron, Ohio

This photo, taken around 1925, shows the northeast corner of S High St and Center St (now University Ave). The Akron Armory is at the far left (demolished in 1982 and replaced by the Ocasek State Office Building). Dominating the center of the photo is the Summit County Courthouse (1908) with the annex (1922) behind it. The castle-like building at the far right was the Summit County Jail. This building and the house was replaced by the Stubbs Justice Center in the early-1960s, which housed the jail until 1990. The houses in the left foreground were replaced by the Summit County parking deck. The walled off block in the foreground became the Polsky Department Store (1930-1978). * photo and description from www.waymarking.com