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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1929
Page
4
Cleveland listing for Thursday August 15 shows WTAM-WEAR 1070 kHz with 5:00 pm start. Includes ball scores stocks and ends Hale and Hearty. all programs subject to change.
A dense schedule lists performances and talks including the Langberg and Brown hotel events from 6:00 p m. to 11:04 p m with bands orchestras choirs weather updates and radio features such as the Victor program White Rose Chorus Selberling Singers Gems of Jerome Kerns and the Buffalo Civic Symphony Orchestra along with True Detective mysteries and Temple of the Air segments. The lineup features a mix of musical acts talks and radio broadcasts across the evening culminating with Slumber music and Day's Bedford Glens Orchestra.
A dense listing of daily radio broadcasts across major networks detailing times and programs for stations WJAY WTAM WWJ WGY KDKA WLW WIR WABC WADZ Akron WFJC and others. Entries include orchestras, lectures, sermons, mystery features, and sports scores with many time slots and program titles.
The seventeenth annual Johnson Tozler reunion met at Ada Raid's Lorain home on August 15. Officers for 1930 were elected: President Earl Frantz, Secretary Mrs Clair Stiwald, Treasurer Helen Fox, with Ruby Walker, Clair Stiwald and Dan Rockwood as sports committee members. About forty attended from Amherst and nearby towns.
St Peter's Evangelical church group, the King's Daughters, will host an outing at Vermilion on-the-Lake Friday evening. A tureen supper will be served and all wishing to attend are asked to meet at the post office at 6:15 sharp. Members are urged to attend.
The Woman's Benefit Association will hold a regular meeting in the F Q O E hall this Friday evening. Members are urged to attend in good numbers.
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the South Amherst Methodist church met at Mrs. Henry Nichols home on Wednesday afternoon. A social hour ended with a luncheon for members including Mrs. Jane Merchant Mrs. Wm Allsop Mrs. J A Winson Mrs. Joseph Heathcote Mrs. Belle Brosicker and son Almon Mrs. Margaret Springer Mrs. J Thompson and the hostess. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans an evening meeting at Mrs. A K Jenne s Cleveland avenue to prepare for the county convention set for October 4 at the First Evangelical church.
Amherst residents recount a busy weekend with church social at First Evangelical, the Tome Builders class hosting at the church parlors. Local families plus guests mingle across Elyria, Cedar Point, and Castalia outings, with hospitalities from Bechtels, Kolbes, Ludwig, and Schmitkens cited. Announcements include Ruth Rowlands and Harold Bechtel marriage in Mansfield. Alan Lange’s injury update closes the note.
Two hours after eating sour stomachs occur, caused by over-stimulated nerves and excess acid. The fix is an alkali, specifically Phillips Milk of Magnesia, tasteless in water, fast acting, and trusted for 50 years by physicians. Buy 25c or 50c at drugstores, U S registered trade mark since 1875.
The Po mona Grange annual picnic at Cascade Park Elyria featured a noon picnic dinner and an afternoon of sports including a ball game and contests with about thirty attendees from Amherst. The LO. O. F. band will give a concert on Friday evening at the South Amherst town hall lawn. St Pauls Lutheran church plans an annual picnic Sunday at Bechstein's woods South Amherst with outdoor services at 10 15.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church plans a Friday afternoon gathering at the Lincoln street residence of Mrs. Geo. Hough. BRIEFS. Mrs. Dan Critchett returns to Evansville Ind tomorrow after two weeks with her mother Mrs. Hattie Baker. Philip Ruth sails Wednesday on the freighter W. G. Clyde. Richard Kelly returns to Lorain after visiting his grandmother Mrs. Hattie Baker.
Aug 15 report from Middle Ridge notes many relatives visiting Cascade Park for the Kolbe reunion. Attendees include H W Schmitkons with Paul Arthur and Katherine. Barbara Eschtruth. W C Bechtel and N W Bechtel. G H Schmitkons and sons Edwin and David. and Henry Kolbe with family.
An old ad touts Mothers Friend as a skin conditioner that tones muscles, softens skin, and keeps breasts in good condition. It claims relief from nervousness, backache, and strains, suggesting natural recovery and broad effectiveness for motherhood. It promotes a brochure by mail from Revelator Co. in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. B F Cotton and daughter Luella entertained at dinner. Mrs. Nellie Cotton and daughter Rachel of Elyria, with house guests from California, attended. The Slickery Tree Grange met in Amherst on Tuesday evening. Try a Want Ad to the Chronicle Telegram. it pays.
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