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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1928

Page

10

Radio Schedule Listings From A New York Station

Evening schedule shows soprano Ray Miller at 7 30 and a law course by Charles Hyde at 7 30 followed by hourly music programs. Stations include WIZ WHAM WJZ WBZ WBZA WBAL and many others with concerts orchestras and recitals. Evening programs continue through 11 05 pm with Slumber music and Faul Spechtl and his orchestra listed.

Ray Miller Charles Cheney Hyde WIZ WHAM IXWK KEOA WRC Stramberg - Carlson WJZ WBZ WBZA WBAL EDICA Wirkyw KWK WREN WTMJ KVOO KBT WSB WMC WHAS KOA WFAA KPRC WOAT WRHAL WREAT IDKA WIR KYW KWR KDIKA INDRA KWEK KVYOO Dongine Toa Wiz KDA WOR Columbia Chain Newark Shelton Ensemble New York University WGHP Faul Spechtl

Divorce Petition Filed in Lorain County Court

State of Ohio Uniain County In the Court of Common Pleas Ira S Courtney plaintiff vs Agnes B Courtney defendant Agnes B Courtney residence unknown notified Ira S Courtney filed his petition against her for divorce and equitable relief in case No 20245 hearing on or after May 1 1928 Attorneys for Plaintiff Baird Vandemark Tintler Mar 627 Spr 3 10 17 24 Mar 1d

State of Ohio Uniain County Court of Common Pleas Ira S Courtney Agnes B. Courtney Ira S. Courtney Common Pleas Court Lorain County Ohio Baird, Vandemark & Tintler

Wednesday's Five Best Radio Features

WEAF presented Maritana at 10 30 EST opera while WOR aired a London String Quartet at 10 EST WGBS described Wings at 9 EST and WIZ offered a Chicago National High School Orchestra with 270 instruments at 9 EST Crowell Hour on WEAF wrapped the schedule.

WEAF WOR Londom String Quartet WGBS New York Wings WIZ National High School Orchestra Chicago Crowell Hour

Radio Program Cleveland Stations in Evening Schedule

In EST WTAM and WEAR list a Bamboo Garden Restaurant orchestra led by Emerson Gill at 6 PM with talks by Arthur Haas William Farrar and Oscar Lee Dustheimer. A road mishap score is noted, followed by a general broadcasting schedule and weather forecast.

Cleveland WTAM Emerson Gill Bamboo Gareden Arthur Haas William Farrar Oscar Lee Dustheimer Ravenblum Casuahs T Coat Co pam—Ball Tae Silant

Evening radio schedule from NBC studios and related stations

A dense listing of 8 10 p m programs with Musical Miniatures from NBC studios, Seiberling Slagers, Eveready hour, studio recitals, and various orchestras. Numerous time signals, weather notes, and station handoffs appear, plus related broadcasts across WEAF WJAR WGY WABC and others. The schedule includes performances by Florence Johnson Bevir, Charles T Jackson, and Emerson Gill, with diverse venues and network transfers.

Florence Johnson Bevir Charles T Jackson Evelyn Leber Levere Dorcas Snow Emerson Gill Bamboo Garden Austin Wylie Golden Pheasant Restaurant Lewis Fuidauar U. N Kilroy Harris Salco Bohemian Merchants Radio Clay Bessie Brown al Walden Ed Day Bedford Glens Wiay Nowetice Spitaing Hotel Statler Balian Uncle Jay Dais Bench Judge Corett The Newlyweds Knight, Norris Gibbs Rood George Williams George Williama Music Makera Mouaic Box Red WEAF Waldorf-Astoria Ginner Congress Charles G. Ross Republican Party Edith N Rogers Maine Mary Norton New Jersey WSM Wcaiss WGY WFAA KSD KVOO WTIC WJAR WCSH WHI WTAG WRC WGR WEA WELI WIAR WII Wire WCAL WTAM WWJ WSAI WGN WRHM WOC WHO Wow WDALK KVOGC KPRC WHAS WMC WSR Koa WEBH WCCO WBT Howard WEFT WIJAR WEI WCAR WDAF Wwoc Eady WEEI WFEY WRE

D A R presses defense of policy on navy program

National officers of the Daughters of the American Revolution prepared to denounce pacifist members if attempts were made to oppose the Wilbur big navy program or to discuss a blacklist. The congress opened smoothly with delegates largely backing the D A R stance on national defense and speakers.

Washington Daughters of the American Revolution Daughters’ Congress Helen Tufts Bailie Massachusetts Wm. Allen White Jane Addams Congress Alfred J. Brosseau Ballie

Attends Meeting of Store Managers at Muir Co

Ernest Gravelin manager of Muirs Cut Rate Drug Store at 413 Broad Street attended an all day annual manager's meeting in Grand Rapids Michigan at the general office of the Muir Co The program included a laboratory visit the company warehouse and wages instruction with a chicken dinner A separate note mentions a 7 1 2 percent wage increase for locomotive engineers in an agreement reached by Boston and Maine Railroad of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.

Ernest Gravelin Muir Broad Street Grand Rapids Michigan Muir Co Ash Boston & Mather Railroad Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

Belden High School Holds Sixth Annual Basketball Banquet

The Belden high school held its sixth annual basketball banquet in the auditorium honoring the girls team for a fourth straight county championship. Miss Mary Bunce welcomed guests, Principal H. L. Swick acted as toastmaster, and I. L. Landes offered congratulations. The county trophy was presented by H. Lehr Bailey. Captaincy for next year’s boys team went to Charles Aldrich. Girls captain tie vote between Lois Rogers and Dorothy Bater. a revote planned. Letters awarded to nine girls and eight boys, followed by a light entertainment and dancing.

Belden Mary Bunce H. L. Swick I. L. Landes H. Lehr Bailey Charles Aldrich Mnert Lois Rogers Dorothy Bater May Belle Reisinger Thelma Barth Dorothy Sandrock Marjorie Reising Theresa Reising Millicent Mennell Della Myers

Boston Men to Take Over Power Holdings

A Boston group led by John R. Macomber is reported to plan to acquire minority interests in the New England Power Association. The deal would transfer about 40 percent of the stock from F Y Carlisle and Co Northeastern Power Corp and Stone & Webster while International Paper Co holds roughly 45 percent of the common stock.

New York Boston John R. Macomber New England Power Association FY. L. Carlisle & Co Northeastern Power Corporation Stone & Webster International Paper Company

Open Weds as International League anticipates 1928 season

New York April 17 The International League with its strongest talent ever opens the 1928 season on Wednesday. All clubs claim greater strength and several feature multiple former major leaguers. Newark headlines with stars including Walter Johnson Jacques Fournier Bill Lamar Hugh McQuillan and Rube Lutzke.

New York Newark Walter Johnson Jacques Fournier Bill Lamar Hugh McQuillan Rube Lutzke Buffalo Andy Cohen del Bisgonetti al Tyson Leo Mangum Nico Cullop Gus Felix Moore Barrett Thomas Jack Dunn Baltimore Orioles Leo Dixon Stewart Bolen Rochester Billy Southworth St. Louis Cardinals Army of Ball Johnny Mokan Phillies Rea Wings Herman Bell Hank Gowdy Syracuse

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