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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1926
Page
2
The page catalogs a broad set of tonight broadcast programs from Pittsburg to Atlanta. Listings include dinner concerts, organ recitals, English programs, jazz and dance acts, and orchestral performances with various local venues and times. It notes names like Eddie Rosson and bands, with multiple stations and hours.
An old advertisement promotes cod liver oil as a simple remedy to boost a weak child. It asserts that nutrients from cod liver oil support blood building elements and vitality, urging parents to use Burkes liver oil and iron tablets to improve a youngster’s strength and health.
Brownhelm R. J. Lambie of Birmingham finished drilling a caskel for Mrs. Dora Buckle, and Amy 704 feet. Mr and Mrs H. L. Brandau bought the A. J. Maurice place and plan to move in soon. The CosAresational church ladies hold their monthly meeting at the church parlors, April 10 with hostesses. The Reform church Women’s Missionary Society guest at Mrs. Richard Schrekmacher’s Saturday. Theodore Wood farm was appraised last week by Adam Claus Sr. Puzzle answers follow.
Mrs George Rosencranz is seriously ill at Amherst hospital. Congregational Home Missionary Society hosts a Friday program at the home of Mrs B R Sandsle. A play Aurt Elizabeths Tea Parts and musical numbers are listed with refreshments served and an offering of 19 dollars was raised for Home Missionary aims.
A local rug shop announces a large building addition and a broader rug selection than before. It urges shoppers to inspect the expanded assortment and notes very reasonable prices for new rug purchases.
The Congregational church Christian Endeavor society will present two plays titled Whom Jesus Loved and The Serving Heart at the church on Sunday evening April 18. The event had a small attendance previously due to a storm. Mr and Mrs Gust Emmerich Guenther and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Busch in Boreal and visited Mrs Emmerich's sister at Community hospital.
Sunday visits list families and guests from Pittafield Amherst and Henrietta including Miss Helen Emacerich Ruth Miller Pauline Winterbor and the Bechtels plus Mr and Mrs Wittens Neiling and relatives. A radio station at Leningrad will have a 10 000 mile radius.
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