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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1927
Page
5
Fragmented classified notes advertise properties and bargains listing complete peafefts and suburban acreage. Includes estate and insurance firm names and a contact from Broad Street to Middle Avenue with partial words and unclear items.
Fragmented ad listing many items incl mattress piano dining set couches and tables with prices and contact hints. Includes references to furniture pieces like mahogany Davenport bureau kitchen table and stove. Also mentions sale of miscellaneous household goods and equipment at low cost with contact hints.
Public notices include a land parcel description for Lot No 15 and Lot No 14 east of the River in Lorain County with hearings set for May 27. Also listed are divorces: Marko Yurttch vs unknown, Sally Vuhitch petition, and John Stewart divorce action with hearing dates in March and May 1925. The notices name claimants, court numbers, and attorneys.
A detailed list of radio offerings across 273 meters and 1100 kilocycles shows times from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. featuring Harmony nights with Robert Cathcart and others, ball games, orchestras, soloists, and a Mississippi disaster talk by Major Marshall. It includes programs like Wandering Harmony Krew, Underwood Battery Quartet, and Pocahontas Indians, plus hourly news and entertainment pieces from WEAF and other studios.
A fragmented radio listings page details multiple network broadcasts and times. It mentions Red Network WEAP and various stations including WEAF and WCAE with orchestras such as Janszen's Lotfbraw and Oriental quintet, plus the Yankee Cup host program and Capitol Family artists. Mentions Rear Admiral H. G. Bullard and Allen McQuire, with baseball scores and theater acts.
Daily schedule brief lists 6:30 p m programs on WEAF CKLOY and WIZ in New York plus 8:30 and 9:96 p m items on WGN and WPG. Mentions include Boston Symphony Orchestra final concert, Cathedral Choral Club, Yankees Clipper program, Ad Wolgast vs Battling Nelson bout and Sky voyage.
Listing of radio feature programs from 1927 with multiple stations and times. Mentions WEAF WEAF links with 17 stations at 8:15 p m GST Gala Closing. Includes artists Fraores Al da Louise Homer Louisa Homer Stires Remaleé Warrenrath Charles Harkett and others. Also notes WIZ WDZ KDKA KYW connections and Davenport performance at 6:20 p m EST Twilight Hour of Music.
United Press items list Monday radio features across stations. WEAF hooks 11 stations for Rossini opera The Barber of Seville at 9 p.m. HST. WIZ airs 6:30 p.m. EST Hory and His group. WPGC Atlantic City presents 7:15 p.m. EST Ganl's Henry City with Atlantic City Festival Choir. KOA Denver schedules 22 7:25 p.m. EST Denver Week Concert. WRAL Baltimore conducts 9 p.m. EST Stat Concert.
Amherst High School held senior chapel exercises on Friday under Arbor Day observance. Mission Sunday will be observed in Evangelical churches throughout the area with pastors Holeworth and Tabbert sharing pulpit duties. Social highlights include a spring dance by the Au Courant Club at K of P Hall with guests from nearby towns. A song service at St Peters Evangelical Church Sunday at 7 30 includes an adult confirmation class after the service.
The Missionary Society of Brownhelm Congregational Church held a Friday afternoon meeting at Margaret Echelo’s home Brownbelm. The January February and March birthday club served refreshments. Community notes report a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Howard Shartuchn of Brownhelm at Cleveland on Wednesday.
The clipping records several names of residents visiting and hosting events. Mentions include Jira and Mra Arther, Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs. Joseph Kovach, Margaret Frezk, Mr. and Mrs Harry Minder and children, Mr. and Mrs Christ Henever, and George and Joe Samahe. Specific places referenced include Quacsy Street and Bay tla. The tone is social roundups of neighbors and visitors.
Brighton Ohio April 38 Mrs C Bedford attended the funeral of Mrs Palton of Oberlin. Many neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs Henry Ayers of Fort Wayne and Mr and Mrs John Caswell visited the Matcham home. Numerous local residents and out of town guests were noted in a weekend of calls and visits. Mrs Will Zeiseter is ill with pneumonia.
April social mention roundup lists Fred Berg and family dining with Daniel Hoste in Oberlin. Harry Gibson and family called on Roy Burks in Amherst. Mrs John Younglass and child in Amberst visited Stra Flenry Schmitz. Eleanor Berg visited Miss Helen Long in Elyria. Carl Berg and family with James Reid in East Russia. Clarence Albright related hosts to Flyrte Lancar. Philip Battemhouse and Anna Walker visited Jonas Sprimmers in HNa and California. Lawrence Youngless and family in tuherst. Neilie Opperman visiting relatives in Woogter. Albert Barckert and family in berst. Fiia Hoch and Luciule Schreider in Oberttn. Crance meeting in Obertin Tree. Fr. Sanislow and son Wesley at Ed. Leasziers in Arens helm. funeral of Mrs. Fred Brane in D erin. Wm Youngless of Peter Schmits in New idar croening rr Moff of Amherst. note on milk points and prices.
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