Y M C A aids traveling men seeking work or rest
More than 100 men from 18 states found shelter at the Elyria Y M C A during the past year. They are mostly young to middle aged, church members, and aim to continue their journeys with renewed spirits after a night of rest. They seek varied work and often move on the next day in any compass direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
M.C
McClellan
Michigan
Pennsyvania
Louisiana
Kentucky
Illinois
Maine
Massachusetts
Indiana
Vermont
New York
Wisconsin
Virginia
North Carolina
Texas
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Ohio
American Legion
Red Cross
County At State Fair Stances Report Reflects Unease
The survey notes widespread apprehension and lack of confidence as a factor in current difficulties. Ohio industrial employment fell three percent in July from June, versus a five year July average drop of two percent. Also mentioned are go rounds, dancing girls, side shows, and carnival accessories. A motor meter was stolen from a Park Home Dairy truck while in the garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Charles Collins
Park Home Dairy
Radio Programs in Cleveland Stations Tuesday Schedule
Cleveland radio listings for WTAM WHE WGAR NBC WEAF CBS and others show daily programs in EST. Notable items include The Goldbergs Sanderson and Crumit Olga Albani Alfredo Rodes Orchestra Chandu the Magician Columbia Symphony Amos and Andy and Jane Froman with several bands and orchestras listed across multiple stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
WTAM
The
Goldbergs
Don Bestor
Rainbow
Snyder
Myri
Marge
Sissle
George Price
Chandu
Tiji
Kate Smith
Fray and Braggiotti
Crime Club
Fast Freight
Jones
Columbia Symphony
Maurice Goldman
Jack Little
Jake
Jili—Sterns
Singer's Night Owls
WGAR
Lowell Thomas
Ball Acores
Stebbins Boys
Red and Ramona
Little Musicale
Merle Jacop
Orchestra
Friendship Town
Jane Froman
Amos N' Andy
Sodero
Cotton Club Orchestra
NBC
WEAF
Hymn
Jack Dennys
WWJ
Whiteman
KDKA
WIT
Amos
I" Andy
WLW
Master's Orchestra
Wirges
Kahn
WIR
Pickens Sisters
CBS
WABC
Réis and Dunn
WKEN
WGR
Edwin C. Hill
Symphony Orchestra
Martin
Stern
Weken
wArmain
Ball Room
Siete
Spirit of 76 living replica at Ohio State Fair
A living reproduction of The Spirit of 76 by A. M. Willard, created by Morgan Dirlam Post of Wellington, highlighted at the Ohio State Fair. It traveled Lorain County yesterday in a five mile Columbus procession and was shown at the fairgrounds before Washington Lives. Front figures include H. B. McClaffin as fifer, C. S. Smith drummer, True Fortney boy drummer, and Edward Wise the wounded soldier. McClaflin is the great grandson of Hugh Mosher who posed as the fifer in the original painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Willard
Wellington
Morgan Dirlam Post
American Legion
Lorain County
Columbus
Washington Lives
H. B. McClaffin
C. S. Smith
True Fortney
Edward Wise
McClaflin
Hugh Mosher
Radio Schedule Fragments from Akron and Cincinnati Stations
A long OCR list outlines daily radio lineups for Akron WADC and Cincinnati WLW with numerous programs, performers, and time stamps. It lists orchestras, solos, magazine shows, broadcasts, and various acts across late afternoon to midnight, including named artists and venues in a dense schedules collage.
Optimistic note deemed to improve business conditions
Columbus Ohio August 20 1929 The Bureau of Business Research at Ohio State University reports July and August optimism among industries and financial interests as a constructive factor for business despite limited concrete gains The improvement is linked to better financial conditions a halt to gold exports new law at the Federal Home Loan Bank and higher stock and commodity prices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio State University
Research Bureau
The Gloom Chasers and a Night of Orchestras
A radio schedule lists performances and acts across the day including Rey Marvin tenor, Ethel and Harry, George Hall's Orchestra, Louis Rich's Orchestra, Mabel Bernsteen soprano, Guy Lombardo and Isham Jones orchestras, Chandu the Magician, Connie Boswell, and Callouts to baseball scores and health features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Marvin
Ethel
Harry
George Hall
Louis Rich
Wili
Mabel Bernsteen
Eton
Myre and Mary
Noble Sissle
Connie Boswell
Chandu
Sam
Kate Smith
The
Gloom Chasers
Guy Lombardo
Crime Club
Isham Jones
Ann Heath
Chas
Reutachi
Symphony Orchestra
Charles Carlisle
Jake
Addie Duchin
Dreamland Theatre Show Boosts The Champ Trio In Film
At the Dreamland Theatre the notable trio Jackie Cooper King Vidor and Wallace Beery headline The Champ, a sensational MGM drama set on the Mexican border. Beery and Cooper play father and son in a vivid comeback story as a former boxing champ down on luck with his son in a border resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butch
Jackie Cooper
King Vidor
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Dreamland Theatre
Beery
Jackis
Wallace Beery
Real Jungle Life At Capitol's Bring Em Back Alive
An unusual Jungle adventure film, Bring Em Back Alive, follows Frank Buck’s exploits capturing wild beasts for zoos. At the Capitol Theatre the narrative shows a tiger stalking a baby elephant, the infant whimpering for its mother as the tiger closes in with relentless pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Buck
Capitol Theatre
Air Eagles at Rialto Promises Thrilling Modern Flight
The Rialto Theatre opens Air Eagles tomorrow for a two day run. The air epic centers on present day flying with a sensational burning airplane climax that leaves audiences gasping. It blends thrilling aerial battles with a nonwar twist set around a country carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto Theatre
Accident suit seeks fifteen thousand dollars in damages
William Cook of Elyria alleges injuries after being struck by a car driven by George Fortune Jr. in Columbia Station on July by a plea filed in court. The complaint requests $15,000 in damages for bodily injuries sustained in the roadway collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Cook
Elyria
Stedau
George Fortune, Jr
Columbia Station
Defanda
Idgeville
Auto Damaged After Missed Turn at City Intersection
Mrs. C. J. Steuer of Cleveland failed to see Robert Shunk’s car on Gulf road near Middle avenue and L4th street yesterday. To avoid collision she swerved into a curb, damaging two tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Steuer
Cleveland
Robert Shunk
Gulf Road
Middle Avenue
L4th Street
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Dhre
George
Gles
Feo One
Ela
USA
Way
Onaires
Goodyear Speedway
Bingla
Goodyear
Dia Seed A
Pites
Bret
M. Marsh & Son
Akron
Tylers
T.k—Chandu
Morin Sisters
Castle Farms Orchestra
Mike and Herman
Castle Farms
Moon ‘River
WIAM
Cheerio
Gene
Glenn
Moss and
Jane Grant
Betty Crocker
Annabelle Jackson
Radio Household Institute
Alice Joy
U. S. Army Band
Wings of Song
Wtam Household Hour
Jack and Jill
Sports Flash
Dee Whipple
Mossy and Jones
Palala D'Or
Kay Donna
Swanee Serenaders
Home Circle
Chester Zohn
Sela
Baseball Flash
Moss
Dick Snyder
Cavaliers
Chax
Agnew
Milwaukee
Minute Man
Merrymakers
Catherine MacKenzie
Melody Parade
Atha
Heles Wyant
Jimmy Ague
PFA Cine
Len Bae
Capitol
Rialto
Geo. R. Allen & Son
Dre Ae
Mick Stuart
Shama
Lloyd Hughes Norman Kerry
Shirley Grey
Kay Francis
David Manners
Andy Devine
TNA
Merkel
Ant Pathe
Alystery
Lena Rivers
Charlotte Henry
Beryl Mercer
James Kirkwood
Full Courage
Joan Blondell
Stuart Erwin ZaSu
Pins and
Ben Turple
Dreamland
Paramount
Ang Novelty
Hotel Continental
Peggy Shannon
Theodore von Eltz
J. Farrell MacDonald
the Heldmyer Hardware Co
Broad Street
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