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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1927

Page

3

Divorce Suit Seeks Land Division in Elyria Case

Plaintiff Walter Wilson sues for divorce on grounds of gross neglect and adultery and asks for equitable relief plus ownership in fee simple of two parcels in Elyria Lorain County Ohio. Parcel J and Parcel 2 described with metes and bounds and refinanced by deeds, subject to highways, hearing set for 1927.

Prayknig City of Elyria County of Lorain State of Ohio Lincoln Park Vasila Mary Eremile Lorain County Ant Lhelne Walter Wilson Findley & Myers Gos Lorain County Bank Bide Syria Vaulue Jas. A. Hewitt Tubile Service Stella Kalser Ohto Reformatory Ohio Board of Clemency Ruth Greene

Radio schedule highlights across stations and programs

Today's listings summarize prime band and program spots at stations WLW WMCA WIZ WGBS WGN and KFE. Featured acts include Ford and Giena Lucille Clemens piano Erie Railroad band Sullivan Ryan revival and a midnight Philharmonic performance in Los Angeles.

WLW Cincinnati Ford Giena WIZ New York Lucille Clemens WMCA Walker Club WSM Nashville WGBS Erie Railroad Band WGN Chicago KFE Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra KPQ

Radio Programs on Cleveland Stations Evening Schedule

Eastern Standard Time listing for WIAY includes Carl Rupp intro to new music from Crystal Aloning room In The Hohen en at 7:00 p m Auntie Jay and 7iddlea for children at 7:30 p m Vocal recital by Vanender baritone Beyrelyn Duerst with accompanist at 7:45 p m The Sar a Leé entertainers at 9:00 p m Piano recital by Eunice Kadel at 9:30 p m International hour of German music featuring Val Sauerwein tenor Elmore Birnicke second tenor F A Bretschneider bari tone Al Fillandachy bass and Second German Baptist church quartet from 9:00 p m to 12:00 p m The Jay time block 16:0 to 12:00 p m.

Hollenden Hotel Ida Anton- Jette Art Kerske Fred Dempsey Batley Wilkes Wjay Banja Joseph Ferte Nip and Tuck J. R. Chappel Old Time Elyria Jean Richards Triote Cleveland Orchestra Frederick Janssen Ball's Pastern Rabbi Brickner McCarroll Motoratrio Parahontas Indians Albert Downing Janet Watts Sopranga Harvard New York Ev Jones Mike Notari Dixie Trio Brunswick Trio Eve and His Gang Ey Jones Harmony Knights Robert Cathcart Sanford ‘Hose William Rice Franklyn Marks L. N Roller al Press Carrall Durke Botor West Technical High School W. O. Phillips Marian Ward Alex Hegghbell Jor Klein Nathan Kepets Harry Juhas Eimil Podraski Julius Takacs George Miller Edward Kocsis William Jahasz Ethel Takecs Carl FL Bitzer George Williame Rhythm Kings Ritz RED Network WEAF Howard Hansen Brennon Cleveland WIAY Carl Rupp Crysal Aloning Room Hohenen Auntie Jay Vanender Byrelyn Duerst Sar-a-Leé Eunice Kadel International Hour of Val Sauerwein Elmore Birnicke

Sunday's Five Best Radio Features in 1927 United Press schedule

A fragmentary listing of radio features across WEAF WJG WCX and WIP stations with varied times. Mentioned acts include Kathryn Metsle contralto Leonora Cortez Vocasella's band and Detroit Symphony Orchestra. The note also references a discovery about vitamins from cattle feeding studies.

Yrisht United Press Weaf Kathryn Metsle Leonora Cortez Planlat WJG Arantic City Vocasella WEAF Capitol Theatre WCX Detroit Detroit Symphony Orchestra WIP Philadelphia

Monday Five Best Radio Features

Radio schedule brief lists Monday evening programs across eight stations. WHAF airs Delibes Lakme at 10 p.m. EST with bookable features from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. EST. WLW Cincinnati presents Burt Corkers and a Dubois oratorio by 7:50 p.m. EST. WEA hooks with ten stations featuring Gypsies joined by tenor Join Baines Wells.

Agia Christ WEA Gypsies Join Baines Wells

Amherst Ladies Aid and Community News Highlights

In South Amherst on April 9 the Methodist Ladies Aid met with Mrs Dana Marchant and Mrs Sarah Weise hosting. Plans were made for an Easter bazaar on April 21. Residents entertained relatives, a world war benefit show impressed at the auditorium, and new arrivals from Scotland settled on Vivian Street. Numerous personals note travels, shifts, and social events with Amherst residents visiting nearby towns and relatives.

ALD Society South Amherst Dana Marchant Sarah Weise Ladies Aid Society Methodist Church

Amherst High School Chapel Talk on Vocations

Penfield schools superintendent J Durling addressed Amherst high school students in chapel on choosing a vocation. He urged considering preparation, opportunity, and advantages, plus personality, attire, voice, disposition, manners, health, character and friendships. The program included readings and songs, with students appointed to direct traffic to ease congestion. A birthday surprise for Martin Springer occurred at his South Amherst home with games, music and a monetary gift.

Amherst J. Durling Penfield Eart Kane Motly Ludwig Durling Mabel Mertz Noley Athalla Ernest Amelia Herbst Mattle Kunkel Bert Miller Robert Becker Wiliam Hanson AML Martin Springer South Amherst

Missionary Society Hosts and Institute Notes

Local social pages list dozens of residents hosting a Missionary Society gathering at a home on Spring Street with a Thank Offering observed. Speakers from Lakewood and a county WCTU institute at the Elyria Presbyterian Church are noted, with discussions on Moslem Women and changes in rural versus city populations.

Missionary Society Mayme Blain Missionary Society of the Congregational Church Spring Street JE Habebard EB. Schunffler Cher- Min Schaumler Trudi School For Lakewood Win Fred Hoypkios A. J. Jenne KR. HL. Hearn Arthur Bauer Woman's Christian Temperance Union Institute Presbyterian Church Elyria Priday Lorain County Oberslin Senator Burke Burke Arthur Rice Brownhelm Congregational Church Brownhelm N. E. Escott T. W. Wuson A. Shattuck Gen. Horn Geo. Cooper H. Whittlsey N. E.scott B. K. Lindsley Grace Rice

Elimination contest at South Amherst yields honors for Brownhelm and others

Competitors Brownhelm Henrietta and South Amherst faced a judging panel in an all day contest at South Amherst featuring speaking and music. Winners advance to Ridgeville on Wednesday April 13 with Ruth Seacrest Erma Standen Thomas Beam Roland Northeim performing vocal and instrumental pieces. Judges were Rev F J Massman Rev W A Tabbert and Supt F R Powera.

Brownhelm Henrietta South Amherst Ridgeville Ruth Seacrest Erma Standen Thomas Beam Roland Northeim Music Merchant South Amerst Helen Bauman Irefant Northeim

Lenten and church notices plus social events

Nevada and Ohio church services announced with Lent observances at St Pauls and St Josephs Rox. English services listed for Sunday and 7 30 pm. Attended D A R meeting at First Congregational Lorain. Au Courant Club hosted by Mrs Powers with Easter novelties and luncheon. King’s Daughters Class needlework session and luncheon. South Amherst students joined a Cleveland banquet at Westlake Hotel.

H. Abram St.Paul's Lutheran Church St. Joseph's Rox Church Claire Stiwald D. A First Congregational Church Lorain

Rebekahs Meet At J O G O F Hall In Regular Session

The Rebekahs met in regular session at the J O G O F hall last evening. The general routine of business was discussed. Elmer Baker won a Cramaail caller and Miss Lulah Walker was a new guest of Mr and Mrs B Jentelant. Lorain visitors and Amherst folk appear in brief notes.

Rebekahs J. OG. O. F. Hall Amherst Elmer Baker Mise Lulah Walker B. Jente J. Finegold Elyria Amber Lucy Smith Clersians O. Baker William Knerim Brownhelsiy Ansherst Evelyn Bond Mise Pauline Stcham Vermilion Emme Brill Louled Albrecht Lorain

Oberlin Area Civic Meeting and Concert Plans

A parliamentary committee meeting on the Oberlin community parade honoring President King is set for next Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Oberlin Savings Bank directors’ room with all village civic and social organizations invited. The Douglass Memorial Chorus will present its fifth annual concert April 28 in Warner Hall with a Bach chorale set and Robert Nathaniel Dett’s Chariot Jubilee, under Don Morrigan.

Paneral Committee King Oberlin Savings Bank Douglass Memorial Chorus Warner Concert Hall Robert Nathaniel Dett Wilhelmina Patterson Hapton Institute Virginia Land Mra Benjamin Sander Syower Normal School Greenswood South Carolina Don Morrigan Cherlin Conservatory of Music Cherlin Colored People

Wellington Andrews Hotel Sold to Gribbin in New London

The Andrews hotel on North Main street Wellington has been sold to Gribbin of New London. Frank Andrews, who has managed the hotel for seven years, will transition to other work. The new owner will take possession on Thursday evening, and a local gathering is planned at the home of Sheldon to mark the change.

Andrews Hotel New London Mans Wellington Andrews North Main Street Gribbin New London Frank Andrews New Brace Monay Bilamesa Elizabeth Perkise Fordenlace Wisconsin Begard B. H. Rickett Dewre Mich Fremegg Davy Tha Peat

Merry Twelve Entertain Wusbands at Parks Home

Merry Twelve members entertained their husbands at the Roll Parks residence last evening. Five hundred was played with prizes to Mrs. Fred Davis and Wills Hines. Mr. Davis and Mrs. Walter Shephard were consoled. a chop-suey lunch was served. LIBRARY FUND PARTIES CONTINUE Eight men gathered at the 5 K Warner home Tuesday for the Library Benefit Fund party. Guests included Franklyn Jones, William Tianhof, Henry Daugherty, Joe Greenfield, Everett Barrick, A. R. Franson, and George Warner. Prizes went to Banhof and Greenfeld. George Warner entertained Mrs. W. B. Vicher and Charice.

Merry Twelve Wusbands Roll Parks Fred Davis Wills Hines Davis Walter Shepherd 5. K. Warner Aresent Franklyn Jones Wiliam Tianhof Henry Daugherty Jobe Greenfield Everett Barrick A. R Franson George Warner Messrs Banhof Greenfeld Mesera W. B. Vicher Charice

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