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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1934
Page
5
Bairds Ohio Bells Band plans a varied program at a concert tomorrow night to aid Lorain County children currently spending funds in a community effort.
Six weeks at the Lorain County Health Camp on the Vermilion river feature a music program today. The program includes marches such as Golden Days Autn Sixteenth Regiment Colchel Miners and And Klang. Other numbers are Rosella a waltz Golden Gate overture By the Hour serenades Tender Thoughts a reverie and Echoes of Spring a waltz. Vocal selections by Paul Wainwright with band accompaniment.
Fragmentary radio program listing shows Belasco named acts and bands including Robbins Bard and Belasco’s Band with varied time slots and station identifiers. The readable items mention Esbie Variety Perkins Fellers City Trio and several band names amid scattered numbers and call signs.
A comedy drama opens at Rivoli Theatre tomorrow, billed as a mixed entertainment event featuring light humor and dramatic scenes. Cast and show details are expected to draw local theatergoers.
A Reno based fur show and film screening is scheduled at the Capitol Theater tonight. Local pages reference a “Merry Wives of” event linked to a NE divorce case, with attendees expected to include regional residents and theatergoers.
In Columbus reports indicate Schorr holds influence as Republican contenders, with Clarence J Brown and others seeking re election. A new state committee is to be formed within 15 days after the primary, with Earl Hanefeld to call the Democratic meeting. The tone reflects party cohesion amid ongoing organizational changes.
Fragmented ad copy describes a remedy for varicose or swollen veins and ulcers. It touts easy directions and claims relief without time off from home or work. The message reads like a low quality promotional snippet with garbled lines and uncertain product name.
Fragile OCR notes describe Ely area rehearsal and drill by the Legion Corps. Mentions new forms for the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps and a state competition, with references to crowd, officials, and improved routines.
The Elyrians conceded that the State competition outcome will decide their participation in the National Legion Drum and Bugle Corps contest in Miami Florida late October. They placed second at Chicago last year, narrowly missing first to the Marlboro Drum Corps from Boston in a military and musical group.
Granville C August 16 A race to the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago was proposed to settle a primary election tie here. Fred Nicholas a seven horse stable owner and other committee members tasted the challenge. Each candidate received 49 votes.
An August 18 accident at a Lewis Brothers mine near Nashport, Ohio, left a coal miner fatally injured after slipping down a shaft and being crushed by a caged bucket. The incident occurred as workers were lowering a man to the mine’s lower level. Arthur Baker, son of Mr and Mrs Baker of Nashport, reportedly died in a separate related accident in Zanesville, Ohio, on August 16.
Riverview Park will host a large barbecue picnic tomorrow under the auspices of the Colored Businessmen's Club. The event was announced today and promises community festivity and fellowship at the park location.
Charles Townsend serves as club president while H Malloy holds the treasurer role for the all-day affair, outlining leadership for the event.
A fragmentary line notes a new low price and promises lasting satisfaction linked to a product or brand, but the clipped text provides no clear context, date, or entity beyond the claim of value and consumer appeal.
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