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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1932

Page

10

Cleveland Radio Stations Schedule Summary

A detailed listing of Saturday August 27 broadcast times across stations WHK WGAR WJAY WADE WLW and more. It covers programs from morning through midnight including orchestras Isham Jones Nelson Lombardo Etting and De Leath, talk shows, baseball resumes, and various variety acts amid station IDs and program blocks.

Skippy Nelson’s Orchestra Ballscores Phil Barker Art Museum Edwin OC. Hill Davye Spiro Syracuse C. V. Thomas Excelsior Isham Jones Ruth Etting Nelson William Hall Edwin Hall Vaughn de Leath Public Affairs Institute Cora Islanders Harold Stern Lombardo Nobte Issle

Melange of Sunday Rialto Programs and Radio Schedules

A fragmented list of cinema showings and radio programs spans Rialto theater offerings and station lineups. It mentions numerous acts, orchestras, soloists, and serials with varied times and prices, reflecting a busy entertainment slate. Specific items include orchestras led by Spiro, Moss and Jones, and Whiteman, plus acts like Gene and Glenn, Lady Next Bear, and Chandu the Magician, with hours ranging across the day and into the evening.

Pheeric Ensemble Gene Glenn Ung Livestock Markets GEL Cire or-Astoria Orchestra Lux Inter Tyler_ on Totr GG Igbergs Golden Strings National Radio Forum Nu Whiterman Moss and Jones Jack Rogers’ Orchestra Belevue Stratford Orzh Midsight Pacific Emads

Valley City Social Roundup Notes Local Travel and Visits

Valley City notes a motor trip to Detroit by Mrs. Fred Feuchter with Mr. and Mrs. Dean of Cleveland, Arthur Hudson moving to Cochranesville Pennsylvania, Mrs Bertha Schaeffer hosting gatherings with Mrs J Rudge and Miss Mildred Rudge, Get Together Club prizes awarded to Mrs Mary Mellent and Mrs Clara Steck, and visits by Harold Schaeffer family and others including Dr Abele and Mrs Harold Rolfe.

Valley City Fred Feuchter Dean Cleveland Detroit Arthur Hudson Cochranesville Bertha Schaeffer J. Rudge Mildred Rudge Jhon Mauser Youngstown Henry Steck Mary Mellert Medina Clara Steck Harold Schaeffer Mansfield

Will Jungle Animals Attack Humans, Buck States

Frank Buck, famed Bring Em Back Alive leader, asserts in a Capitol Theatre piece that animals can attack without provocation. He notes elephants are not universally friendly and that man-eating tigers exist, while the film Brink Em Back Alive directed by Clyde and Elliott debuts at the Capitol Theatre on Sunday.

Frank Buck Mr. Buck Clyde &. Elliott Capitol Theatre

Mouthpiece at Rivoli Stars Warren William Tomorrow

Warren William, star in The Mouthpiece, a Warner Bros. film at the Rivoli tomorrow only, is poised for stardom for a portrayal based on a real New York attorney. He plays a fervent prosecutor who descends into a murky world after a case sends an innocent youth to the electric chair.

Warren William Warner Bros Rivoli Frank Collins New York William

Community Notes From Fairview and Lakewood

Tom Prindergast of Fairview Village and Mrs. C R Brown of Lakewood visited Mrs. Carl Hauck on Thursday. Miss Helen Stoskoff returned from a trip to Tennessee. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Wilmer Zacharias on Wednesday weighing 9 1 2 pounds. Albert Mott is seriously ill. A joint 4 H meeting at the School Auditorium planned a corn and wiener roast for next Thursday with games and social time.

Tom Prindergast Fairview Village C. R. Brown Lakewood Carl Hauck Helen Stoskoff Tennessee Wilmer Zacharias Albert Mott

Brighton social notes from August with visits across Ohio towns

Brighton residents share a busy week of visits and hosting across Rochester Akron Cleveland Elyria Mt. Vernon and Chicago. Austin Ewell and daughter dine with Ewell family in Rochester. William McKenzie Jr. visits Ruth Batteroff in Cleveland. Mrs. Bert Ewell visits in Akron. Jesse Burge home hosts Mrs. Fred Bronson and daughters. Elva McConnell visits Nova. families of Clark Ewell and Merton Merrill host relatives from Chicago Mt. Vernon and New London. Miss Josephine Lilly visits Mary Ewell. Rousseau family visits Symons in Elyria. multiple gatherings reflect community ties.

Brighton Austin Ewell Carl Bradford Rochester William McKenzie, Jr Ruth Batteroff Cleveland Bert Ewell Akron Jesse Burge Fred Bronson Kipton Mable Callie Elva McConnell Nova Clark Ewell Frederick Rolshaw Frederick K. Jr Chicago Ill Chas. Robishaw Mt. Vernon Merton Merrill E. D. Thompson Mary Ewell Josephine Lilly New London C. J. Rousseau and Rousseau J. E. Symons Elyria

Doubles Final At Chestnut Hills Pairs Vie For Title

In Chestnut Hills on August 27, PJ Wilmer Allgon and John Van Ryn defend their men’s doubles crown against Ellsworth Vines and Keith Gledhill in the 51st annual championship final. Vines and Gledhill, though seeded, appeared off form yesterday as they pushed Cochet and Bernard to five sets.

Chestnut Hills Masu PJ Wilmer Allgon Austin Tex John van Ryn Philadelphia Ellsworth Vines Pasadena Keith Gledhill Santa Barbara George M. Lott, Jr Frank Shields Longwood Vines Gledhill

Golf Party at Cherry Ridge Club Ends in Light Scores

Jim recounts a Friday country club gathering hosted by T. T. Robinson featuring a luncheon, a golf round with Halpin and Max Goldstein, and a playful air about players. Robison posted a low ninety, Halpin a ninety one, with humorous notes on the course and personalities.

Armitage T. T. Robinson Harry Robinson Florida T. T John Halpin Country Club Cherry Ridge Max Goldstein Leon Halpin Max Ziegfeld der Maxie Art Hudnutt Robinson Peruna Hud J. B. Johnson Harry Matt Turness QO. P. S Turness Worthington Company Pacific Ocean Bainbridge

Avon Avon Bridge Club Hosts Rutland Residents

Avon and associates gathered at Mrs. Ray K Jameson home for bridge. Mrs. E K Klingshirn won high, Mrs. Lawreme Hechal second, Miss Florence Wagner consoled. Refreshments served. Guests Latimer Kovarik from Pittsburgh and Miss Sarah Jane Egbert from Schwickly joined the gathering as they plan to attend the Cleveland Air Races. The E and A Club members also drove to Lakewood for an afternoon outing.

Avon Bridge Club Ray K. Jameson E. K. Klingshirn Lawreme Hechal Florence Wagner W. C. Wagner Schwickly Cleveland E. and A. Club Lakewood

Local Social Notes and Fire Report Highlight Week

A Wellington social gathering at Mrs. Kirby’s home drew attendees from area neighborhoods including Mrs. Philip Gernart Mrs. J M Alten Mrs. Peter Forthofer Mrs. WilliamBaul dauf and Mrs Urban hitmaker. Westlev Ohio widow Mrs Joseph Linden reported death broadening local connections. Ridgeville relatives visit Mrs Bessie Canfield and daughter Josephine with George and Howard Lewis. Wellington Fair attendance noted by Mr and Mrs J E Davidson and James Jr. Firefighters from Avon Lake were called to quell a grass fire threatening Joseph Franks farm buildings, controlled after about two hours.

Joseph Frank

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