Evening radio concert listings across multiple cities
A dense schedule of tonight's broadcasts with concert programs from Pittsburgh to Detroit. Listings include sacred songs, dinner concerts, piano memories, and studio talks on KYW WADC WBAP WBZ WHAS WLW WEAF WSAT WSB and more, featuring orchestras, choirs, and soloists in local venues.
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EDEA
Columbus
Wbap. C
Port Worth
Esas
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Hotel Lenox Ensemble
Singie
WHAS
Louisville
Carl Zoeler
WLW
Cincinnati
Ca3ne Parr
Woc. C
Davenport
Iowa
WEAF
W4al
Wsat C
Cimeinnat
Twilight Musicale
New York City
WSAT
WSB
Atlanta
Bohemian Orchestra
Probate court entries reveal multiple Lorain area estates
Weeks Entries Probate Court lists administrators for Elizabeth Kuraki Steve Clank Mary E Wogley Edwin Stannard Arthur Bickel John E Dongi Agnes Giger and Anna Feraert estates. Bonds range from 100 to 5000 dollars. Wills for I C Williams Casimer Benedt filed for probate. Arthur Kurtz appointed administrator of Harry Kaiser estate with bond 1009.
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Stephen Skodak
Elizabeth Kuraki
Lorain
Andrew Metro
Steve Clank
Florence Worden
Mary E. Wogley
Elyria
Frank Stannard
Edwin Stannard
Wellington
John Pankan
Arthur Bickel
Mary Dongi
John E Dongi
John Giger
Agnes Giger
I. C. Williams
Arthur Kurtz
Pleasant afternoon at Ladies Aid meeting and social notes
April 6 report describes a friendly Ladies Aid gathering at the church with a business meeting led by President Mrs. McMillan, followed by lunch. News items recount visits, gifts, and hospitality among local families including Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brooks and Mrs. Rose Chambers.
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Chambers
Washington, D. C
Emma Taft
Cincinnati
Rose Chambers
Frank Eschtruth
Harvey Mahan
John Morris
M. P. Reese
St. Petersburg
Fla
Geo. Reese
Rose Reese
Maude Westcatt
Gon Rex
Edith Morris
North Olmsted Social Notes Record House Group Meeting
Mrs. W. J. Gould and daughter Ruth visited Mrs. Cora Shaw and daughter last Monday afternoon and evening. Group No. 1 met at the Congregational church on Tuesday March 20 in the Sunday school room amid widespread illness in local families.
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North Olmsted
W. J. Gould
Ruth
Cora Shaw
Congregational Church
Thomas Cawley
Ruth Kurper
Carl Yesberger
I. A. Robinson
Robinson
Bob Limbert
Eastern Star
John Schindler
Columunion
Charlotte Robbe
Chargs
Tliss Ellen Sehrimshaw
Dorothy Mercer
Ellen Kuyper
Dorothy
Illnesses and church notices populate Alliance scene
Mary Pickford's mother and several locals suffer illness including flu and neuritis. A Congregational church dinner and April services are noted along with Sunday school leadership changes and residents moving between homes.
Local notices and events fill North Olmsted week
Sunday activities include a family gathering with Mrs Norman Miles Rubin Elliott recovering from flu. Cleveland groups plan church programs and plays at Congregational church April 13 and 15. A religious drama titled The Rich Young Man will be presented by the Young People's Council. Community members visit, attend moving pictures Sunday eve, and plan ahead for Easter week activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Center
Norman Miles Rubin Elliott
Herbert Schindler
Bert Gee
E. H. Uhle
Cleveland
North Olmsted
Dean Vivian
Town Hall
Women’s Club of
Congregational Church
Young People’s Council of
Jerral Flint
Wlytia
Wwad. Flint
Frank Pane
Raymond Watson
Berea
W. Lamb
Sacre
Clgarettie
Pragban
Lords Patoan
Thesehiilien
The World’s Best Known River Yet Uncharted
The river is famed globally but remains largely unexplored due to its swift current and dangerous, impassable sections. Harsh climate and pestilential conditions along its course have prevented any expedition from mapping its full length.
English Amateurs Surge in Uproar Over Competition
Professional actors in England condemn unfair competition from amateurs. An estimated 400000 amateurs are performing nationwide, sparking protests over the evolving entertainment landscape.
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England
Replacing Rubber with Reclaimed Material Raises Tire Costs
The practice of substituting reclaimed rubber for a large share of tire material brings back pre war mileage at higher consumer cost and more annoyance. Cheaper compounds replace about a third of pure rubber, lowering price by several dollars but weakening the tire structure and cutting wear by only one third.
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W. O'Kien
Thesentre and Rubber Companys
Akron
Obi
W. O'Neil
General ,Tire and Rubber Company
General
Exceptional Buys Across Various Sized Models
Various sizes in several well known makes offer exceptionally good buys as long as they last.
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Vincent
Mrs. Lewis W. Lamb
Mary Pickford
Charlotte Pickford
Mary
Jack
Lottie
Chicago
New York
California
Caree
Florist Newell Hotel
Freyvote Thrift
Paris
Cracepeurs
Poly
Jordan
Fauver and Robson Dry Cleaners
All Broad St
General's
Saturday Evening Post
Literary Digest
Collier's
Ceres
Automobile Mutual Insurance Association
L. H. Wadsworth District
Elyria Block
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