MHEAST TO BE MECCA FOR EAGLES
Ohio State Aerie district convention and initiation to be held with Washington bicentennial events at Amherst High School Amherst April 24 plan for initiation of over 500 candidates led by Rufus McConnell and P A Weber with delegates from ten aer ies including Cleveland Elyria Amherst Lorain and others. Over 375 members in good standing and a large delegation from 14th district expected with bands drum corps degree and drill teams and marching clubs.
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Ohio State Aerie
Order of Eagles
Washington
Amherst High School
Ohio State
Amherst
Conrad H. Mann
Rufus McConnell
Cleveland Ae
Conneaut
Elyria
Lorain
Wellington
Norwalk
Wooster
Cleveland
Lorain City Band
Eagles Grand
Park and Main Street
Cleveland Aerie
J. J. Smyth
Amherst Aerie
William Sprenger
Lorain Country Eagles Quartet
E. A. Stiwald Waser
Elyria Earles
Grand Aerie
State Aerie
George White
Lorain County Eagle
Fraternal
Grand Worthy
Henry B. Errodin
Akron
Ohio
Gilbert Battman
America
Robert Jensen
Eljma Eagles
Miss Elyria Contest Seeks Best Back in Lorain County
Elyria chiropractors announce a contest to pick the girl with the most perfect back. A panel of four judges will select the winner at 9:30 PM on April 28 at the Muroh theatre. The winner goes to the Ohio State Chiropractic Society convention in Cleveland to compete against other entrants and may advance to national competition.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Muroh
Ohio State Chropractuc Society
Cleveland
Ohio
Eagles Hold Regional Meeting With Musical and Speeches
Judge W Pardee and other dignitaries attend the Akron district talk as the Amherst High School Orchestra performs. Grand Aerie officers are welcomed by Wm C Graves, with remarks from Attorney General Gilbert Bettman and other state leaders. The program closes with a benediction and the audience joining in America the Beautiful and The Stars and Stripes Forever.
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Gles
W. Pardee
Akron
Behal
Frank Day
Cleveland
Amiest High School
H. C. Wilces
Emia
Wm C Graves
Ohio
Grand Aerie
Grand Worthy
Henry Errodin
Loraim County Eagles
Gilbert Bettman
Columbus
Gay George White
ML Brown
Springfield
Father James Biden
America
Amherst High School
Radio Programs and Listings From Cleveland Station Schedule
Readable fragments show a dense list of radio programs, hosts, and orchestras across Cleveland stations with time slots ranging from early morning to midnight. The varied lineup includes The Goldbergs, Amos ’n’ Andy, Larry Red, Gene and Glenn, and multiple orchestras plus interviews and forums.
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Cleveland
Brad
Dimne
Larry Red
Arehe
Bertie deRhasy
Miles
Smits
Td Day
Bestor
Ted Meon
Larry Thich
Chyster Zohn
Ti—Lanin
Adeo Jos
The
Goldbergs
Ola Counsalor
Roevelers
Grace Moore
Ensemble
Orrantland Rice
National Radio Forum
Ellie Revell
Vincent Lopes
Mond Oriental
Bussi
WGA
Music Room
Amos
Andy
Joe
Bill
Stebbins Boys
Tjones
Tare
Bob Nolan
Ruth and Ware
Eddie Simmon
Kyte
Massed radio listings from Cincinnati station WTAM program guide
A dense OCR like schedule lists 130 items including performers Ruth Etting Marcella Uhl and Gene and Glenn, orchestras, dance hours, interviews, weather, and health segments across WTAM Cincinnati. Entries feature various ensembles, broadcasts, and show slots with times and host names in a period radio guide style.
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Marjory Wyant
Morton Downey
Allie Miles
Singin
Sam
Kate Smith
Col
Stoopingle
Budd
The
Columbiana
Ruth Etting
Barlow
Cincinnati
Marcella Uhl
Walt
Sisters
Netherland Orchestra
Gibson
Evening Coast Schedule Tops Local Entertainment Mix
A dense listing of performances and programs outlines a busy schedule with numerous orchestras singers and talks. Notable acts include Jack Albin Irene Beasles Sylvia Freos George Rambo and Kate Smith among others with venues and start times ranging from early afternoon to late night and featuring parades shows and public talks across varied venues.
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Midway Bath Club
Char
Salon
Ann Leaf
Organ
Cleveland
Louise
Professor
Watchtower
Jack Albin
Virginia Clark
Sylvia Fr
Police Revolver Practice Scores Reported After Event
Police revolver practice results list shooters with scores ranging from 11 to 51. Notable high scores include Walton 51 Brown 51 Olmstead 51 Gibson 51 Southam 51 Hamlin 50 and Obitz 44. Others include Bonges 2 Zarnke 11 Johnson 41 Palmer 40 Sweet 39 Savings 39 Oldag 29 Crehan Sart 33 Swayer 3 and Witter 28.
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Walton
Brown
Olmstead
Ale Gibson
Southam
Hamlin
Barnhart
Obitz
Bonges
Zarnke
Johson
Palmer
Sweet
Savings
Oldag
Crehan
Swayer
Witter
Destry Rides Again At Rivoli With Tom Mix
Tom Mix the western star returns to the Rivoli Theatre tomorrow in Destry Rides Again marking his first talking appearance. The town eagerly anticipates the screen hero's return, despite a note about Tony the dog not yet speaking.
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Tom Mix
Destry
Rivoli Theatre
Saty
Tom Win
Tony
Tom
Ten Cents a Dance: New Hollywood Musical Talkie
A new talkie titled Ten Cents a Dance arrives at Rialto Theatre for a two day run starring Barbara Stanwyck. The film adapts the popular song to rhythmically link action and scenes, a novel approach by director Lionel Barrymore.
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Hollywood
Talking Pictures
New York
California
Alialio Theatre
Barbara Stanwyck
Lionel Barrymore
Devil's Lottery opens at Capitol with star-studded cast
The Capitol Theatre debuts Devil's Lottery, hailed as a major production of the year, featuring Elissa Landi as the lead. A strong lineup includes Victor McLaglen Alexander Kirkland Paul Cavanagh Beryl Mercer Barbara Weeks Halliwell Hobbes and Herbert Mundin in this screen adaptation of Nalloro Bartley's novel.
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Fort Picture
Elissa Landi
Capitol Theatre
Victor MacLaglen
Alexander Kirkland
Paul Cavanagh
Beryl Mercer
Barbara Weeks
Halliwell Hobbes
Herbert Mundin
Nalloro Bartley
Portrait of Lan dai as exiled royal figure in society
The image depicts Miss Lan dai as a former royal member shunned socially due to associations with various men. The text recalls a 1814 note about a million and a quarter minigreants and notes an April 28 observance of 14.5 years of peace between the United States and Canada. It also reflects on past leisure days when saying thank you was among the first lessons taught to children.
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United States
Canada
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