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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1929

Page

2

Questioning Protestant Unity and Catholic Return

The writer argues that universal Christian unity never existed, cites historical schisms, and defends Protestant reformers. They urge charity, note modern believers’ shared life in faith, and offer personal coping advice to a lonely reader, urging social contact and constructive reading.

Dallas Texas Brent Lausanne Baron Friederich von Hugel St. Francis William Tyndale Lancelot Andrews John Wesley Grenfell Labrador Susanna Wesley Josephine Butler

Faid-Lax Tablets Promised To Relieve Headache

An advertisement touts Faid-Lax as a fast remedy for morning headaches and bad breath caused by undigested food. It claims to purge the system of congested wastes, reduce nervousness, and improve taste within hours with no griping. Money back guarantee and a sales note for Ebert's Drug Store.

Ebert Adv

West Ridge Social Roundup of Reunions and Visits

Local residents from West Ridge and nearby areas attended family reunions and visited relatives across Elyria Oberlin and Castalia. Notables include the Gotto, Sipple, Lange, and Drusendahl families with gatherings at Musgrave Abbey Road and the Black River bank. An upcoming 1930 reunion was planned by several groups.

Robert Simms Mae “John Robert Orlando Florida B. Q. Pope Maud Alverson Frank Alverson County Charles Baldwin Schramm Road Kate Sauer Irving Fred Simms Mabelle Gusto Sutorius Grafton Roland Pember Ashtabula E. A. Pember C. J. Smith South Ridge Theodore Grills Ollie Minnich Gilbert Doris Rogers Minnich Jess Ternes Abbey Road Bernard Decker Washington, D. C H. H. Drusendahl Leota Charles Bryant Oberlin Fred Lottman Wm. Wagner Theodore Haeg Arthur Squires Oberlin Road George Unger Henrietta W. A. Sherwood J. H. Penfound Merle Penfound George Walker Bertha Peters Columbus Street John Robert Floride Mearoy George Galler East Bad Street Elyria Fred Gotro Gates Calleg Wster Sipple Lange R C. Lange Roiland F C. Lange Llord Clas¢am D. H. Lange Jinny H. Gunn Sophia Bunderss Cleselard Charles Winkler Robert Pettis Bobbie Betty Jajlmeyer Black River George Decker Dion Decker H. H. Drausendzhi Lester Castalia Blue Hole Harry Elkins Eli- Tia EB. A

Local Social Roundup from Pember Area

Sunday to Tuesday visits feature Mrs A Stauban of Cleveland with Ollie Minnich family. Oberlin couple Hollis Reighly and son George meet Kate Lauer Irving. Sharon Pennsylvania guests stop at J H Penfound en route to Squires reunion. Florence Penfound visits Canton friends. Port Clinton and Elyria visits noted with Battenhouse, Nieding families. Correction issued for last week’s Robert Simms visitation.

Pember A. Stauban Cleveland Ollie Minnich Hollis Reighly George Oberlin Kate Lauer Irving Miller Francis Dorothy Sharon J. H. Penfound Florence Penfound Canton John Simms Karl Simms Laura Wade Mabel Helen Samuel White Jaure Jane J. H. Penfounds Jacob Battenhouse George and Raymond Harry Hahn Grafton Margaret Nieding Towin Line Road

Radio Programs Across Cleveland Stations Schedule Slips Into Night

Cleveland radio guide lists WTAM WEA F WGY and other stations with an evening lineup of baseball scores weather and orchestras. Programs include Roads of the Sky Hotel Statler Orchestra Eveready hour Hotel Cleveland Orchestra and late night music and talks across multiple stations with varying show times and hosts.

Cleveland Statler Orchestra Cleveland Orchestra Eveready Hour Ed McConnell Widlar Sohio Jacob Golden Pheasant Roth Allerton Ernest Hunt Beall Engineers National Bank Eaton Paul Whiteman Songz Slumber Day Bedford Glen Tim2 Joe and Harrys NBC WEAF Black and Gold Room Orchestra WWJ Roads of the Sky Cap Frank Hawks WTAM WGY Cliquot Club Orchestra Harbor Lights Rw. Wey Hello Mars WFIC Hotel Manger Orchestra WIZ Longine Alma Kitchell EDEA Lenx White Pure KRDKA Wir WLW Williams RDKA Freed RDEA KDRA Columbia System WABC Sergei Katlarski Mathilde Harding WADC WHR WGHP Wadd Crawford Akron Wadc Akron Story Hou Blue Chasers Edythe Wolfe Tharieite Mackey

Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Ball Ad Libs

A dense listing of radio programs across stations WLW WWJ KDKA WHKBN and Youngstown WHKBN. Programs span music orchestras ensembles talk and special segments from 10 p.m. to late night with Cresley reviews and Book Cadillac Orchestra. Contains numerous times and call letters with multiple band lineups and scores.

Cincinnati WLW Plus Fours Orchestra Ohio Caverns Orchestra Wa AM Theis’ Orchestra Fillmore Crosley Review Hotel Gibson Orchestra Crosley Detroit Melody Masters Statler Detroit String Trio Reo Boys Casa Loma Orchestra Uncle Neal McNeil Messengers Cadillac Orchestra Amos Andy Oriental Cafe Orchestra Eastern Star Orchestra Graystone Pittsburgh KDKA William Penn Hotel Youngstown WHKBN Boulevard Park Ohio Girls

Northeast District Methodist meeting at Amherst

The fourth quarterly conference of the Northeast District of Methodist churches in Amherst and South Amherst met at the Amherst church with Dr. E B Hess presiding. Music featured a Junior choir anthem and a solo, followed by Holy Communion. Afternoon reports covered missionary societies, Ladies Aids, and Sunday schools. The group discussed returns for Hess and Speaker, plus gifts of appreciation to the speakers. Socials included a Royal Neighbors meeting and lawn party planning, while local visits and gatherings continued through the weekend.

South Amherst Northeast District of Methodist Churches Amherst E. B. Hess Jesus Norma Merchant Dr. Hess Rev. Speaker Margaret Rice Speaker Howard Rile Betty Akron Royal Neighbors of America Martha Nickel David Barnhart Lucy Barnhart John Witt Phillip Erlar J. Jama Louisa Bailey John Kauffman Charles Corbett Mable Anderson Wm. Allsop Ladies Aid Society of The Methodist Church Henry Ruth Isaac Slack Wm. Hastings Cnvers Jaid Chas. Mealer Frederick Lavder Milton and Alden Marceline George Hickman Cleveland A. Dehnhard Bessie Bruce Clark Sandusky Fred C. Fahrner Donald Jack Clark American Legion Armlarr Legion Rooms Paul Mori John Todd Herman Gannett Kent Ann Arbor Michigan Ladies Aid Society St. John’s Evangelical Church Albert Fazey Nel

Weekend visits and local notices across Cleveland and Amherst

Friday visitors included son Nelson and Lorain with Charles Date and Ruth from Detroit. Mr and Mrs Charles Harris of Iyria and Henry Hammill of Amherst also visited. Numerous relatives stayed in Cleveland clubs and homes, with a church board meeting planned and Crystal Beach picnic closing local businesses. In 1928 Danish emigration reached 11,749 with 7,890 Danish nationals among entrants.

Nelson Lorain Charles Date Ruth Detroit E. Schneider Wm. Emery Alfred Emery Albert Bickel Cleveland George Hopkins Sam Slack Margaret Schneider Charles Harris Lyria St. John’s Evangelical Church Henry Hammill Amherst Crystal Beach Wm. Wirth Alma Elizabeth Norma Henry Fieman Denmark

Writes Appeal To Avoid Jail For Deaf Muted Prisoner

In Monticello New York a deaf mute prisoner, Joseph Botrich, faces theft charges. The trial proceeds in writing after the judge and defendant exchange handwritten notes. Botrich admits guilt and vows to repay, prompting an appeal to avoid jail.

Monticello Joseph Botrich Botrich

Magistrate Denies Sentence In Bold Inscription

The magistrate quips and Botrich interrupts with bold lettering claiming no sentence is to be suspended. The judge ends the case with a firm note, underscoring the defiant exchange between the two figures.

Botrich John Hancock

Radio sets in the United States surge since seven years ago

Seven years ago the United States had 60 000 radio sets and today the number exceeds 11 000 000. This rapid growth reflects expanding consumer adoption and broader household access to radio technology across the nation.

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