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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1927
Page
3
The readable clues hint at Word L with running across and down patterns. Word 6 describes stimulation in a general sense while Word 1 refers to a confinement structure for animals. Word 2 evokes a supernatural being and relates to Arabian Nights themes.
Radio programs across Cleveland stations detailed in EST include Ed Day and Bedford Glens Orchestra at 6:00, Carl Rupp from Hollenden at 7:00, Gertrude and Florence Adams vocal numbers, Rosewood Orchestra under Herb Williams, baseball scores, and time signals. WHK, WTAM, WEAF, and other outlets list opera, recitals, and health talks with various bands and guests throughout the evening.
Ma idima county prosecutor R B Bennett pleaded not guilty in police court today to driving an automobile while intoxicated. He was bound over to the grand jury under a $300 bond after a police arrest on Court a treat last night.
Oberlin notes report T Whiting returns from Ash tabula to work as assistant in the college treasurer office this week. Earl Morris family back from the east trip. Doris Peabody of Cleveland visits mother Mrs C H Peabody. William Tucker recovering from surgery. B E Miller back from summer break. Albert Aron and family depart for Urbana Ill as he becomes head of the University of Illinois German department, a post he has held in Oberlin.
Radio programming lists times and stations for WEAF WEEI WLIT WWJ and others. Community notices with church society events student outings and local residents’ travel and visits are documented with names towns and dates.
The Bruce Fell families reunion drew about 75 members from Norwalk Fostoria Cleveland Elyria Millersburg Amherst and Canada at the Hedges in La Porte. A joint all day session of church societies is set for Thursday at the First Evangelical church parlors with good attendance hoped. Home Builders Class of the First Evangelical Church plans a trip to the Cook brothers home at Midway on Friday evening.
Sallys Sallies leads a group of twelve to Washington DC by auto. Mrs Elton Steele and Marion tour Twinsburg. Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Haywood hosting. Elmer Roe family returns to Flint after stay in Amherst and Cleveland. Church boards hold meetings Tuesday and Friday. Attendees include Ruth Cromwell, Virginia Jones, Dorothea Harris. Paige family reunion draws fifty from nearby towns. George Bruce resumes duties with Falcon Knight after illness. Missionary and prayer meetings noted along with a Canada trip by Mathew Lawless party and a funeral in Oberlin.
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