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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1926
Page
5
A local church page lists services for many congregations including First Methodist Episcopal Trinity United Presbyterians Second Congregational and St. Andrew's Episcopal. Notable details: morning worships around 10:45 a.m. with varied sermon topics and occasional union services at the Methodist church.
Shiloh Baptist Church at 129 Lod Street invites all to join at 6 30 p m for Mary room Senior B Y P A and men’s room events with evening service at 5 30 pm. Sunday School at 9 30 am and morning worship at 11 30 am. Rev C Brown pastor extends cordial welcome.
Ridgeville churches announce Sunday services on Aug 28. Congregational led by Reverend C. Young holds a morning service at 11:00. St Peter's Catholic Church, Father John N. Klein pastor, offers Mass at 7:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m with a sermon at each mass, children’s instruction between masses, followed by benediction and baptism after the final service.
The Pittsfield column details visits from Cleveland and Lorain residents including Mr and Mrs Ritcher and Pauline and Mrs Yanke at the Schafer home. It notes road improvements on center roads, fair attendance, Willing Workers club earnings, Calf Club wins at the Wellington Fair, and local families visiting relatives in Elyria Gates Mills and Lorain.
When he left Mina, snow covered the ground as threshing rapid ly neared completion. The pleasant spell has ended and a good yield of oats is reported for the area.
A detailed list of Sunday radio programs across stations such as KWPKA WTAM WEAF WLW WRBE KOA KYW WJZ and more. Entries note orchestras concerts church services twilight musicales and classical hours with times ranging from early evening to late night.
Monday’s lineup lists multiple stations and programs from WCAB to WIR, including Dixie Dandies Orchestra, Grand Opera “Mignon,” various dinner concerts, instrumental and dance programs, and studio recitals across Pittsburgh, Denver, Chicago, New York, and other markets. The dense timetable shows time blocks, station call letters, and featured ensembles.
The Rialto Theatre, redecorated and renovated over the summer, will reopen on September fifth with two showings at 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM. Manager W. Woodward says five vaudeville acts from last season return, alongside new French and Spanish design touches and bold decorative work enhancing the theater’s facade and interior.
Trouglas McLean stars in aCapitol Theatre comedy That’s My Baby. He endures a girl’s lost baby mix up and torn loyalties as he fights family objections to win love and restore a broken home.
A jumble of radio concert entries lists piano soloists and orchestras from Cincinnati to Omaha and Detroit, with venues and times. The article also reports Miss Caton-Thompson discovering 12 000 year old bread wheat remnants and prehistoric tools near Cairo, now housed at University College.
Fragmentary notes describe prehistoric farmers storing grains like wheat and barley and producing bread. A claim links early bread to a first moving patio and a long 800 foot path titled the Great Tham Kobheyy, suggesting an ancient record of bread’s origin.
A new company formed in London aims to capture sharks in the Southern seas and convert them into commercial products such as leather, oil, blue fertilizer, and food. Ships and 68 factories will enable export within forty eight hours of capture. Shark fins are a highly prized delicacy in some parts of the world and a half teaspoonful could be worth about $1,590,000.
Fragments describe a flapper era scene with attire details and social posturing. The text mentions hats and fashion items, implying a party or social event context without clear names or events.
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