Radio Programming and Concert Listings Across Stations
A fragmented listing of radio time slots, frequencies, programs, and performances across WTAM WEAF WIR stations. It notes news bulletins, hotel orchestra events, baseball scores, weather guides, and various musical acts with scattered times and locations such as Hotel Hollenden, Hotel Astor, and Park Central Roof. The dense OCR fragment shows multiple entities including station call letters, meter and kilocycle measurements, and named programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Hollenden Orchestra
Sails Cme
Charles W. Hamp
m-Howard
Tonaco Health
Sajco
Towace Brigede
Moonteht
Allertown
A. Il
P. m
Dropmnenus
Eruao Presram
Chauncey Lee
NEC
WEAF
Asteria Dine Sas Bcores
Ander Baers
Ariey S.irzers
WAM
Wevag
Paris
Gros
Rex
Longine
Sirembers - Carlson
Peter Ven
Om —Siameer
Ec Columbia
Franz Perchert
Hotel Astor Orchestra
Spence r Family Guests and Travel Notes
Spenser residents are noted hosting and visiting relatives during the week. Mrs. Eshelmen of Homer stayed with Miss Mary Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. Merel Tuttle and Donna Jean hosted in Fremont. Lampoe family entertained guests from West Virginia. Brouse and others spent a week visiting relatives. Carlton Winters and Keddman family listed among Sunday visitors to M. A. Dickason and Woods households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Sherman Kramer
Akron
Ed Audie
Arthur Cageare
Indiana
Andrs
John Winters
Ins
M. A. Dickason
John Keddman
Near Congress
B. L. Myers
Paul Woods
Shreve
1927 Earnings Hit New High For Company Be WOE
Net income for 1927 reached $31,935, a 30 percent increase from 1926 and among the largest in the company’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Gene Ohee Eoy
Area Residents Attend Local Reunions and Visits
Clara Woods joined the Woods reunion at the Charter Woods home on Saturday with nearly 79 attendees. Rev. William Shout and family from Cleveland visited Mansfield churches and attended services at Pilgrim Church and the Mansfield reformatory chapel. Over 2900 boys were noted at chapel services while 4 miles of rural territory were covered after leaving. Other visits included Mrs. Binsley of Penfield staying with the Dickasons, Lyce Hendricks visiting River Corners, and Francis and Edna Leibkeisher in Greensburg_PA. The Dague reunion at Charter Dague’s home drew over 80 relatives. Cleveland ties guests included Gilo White and the Myerses hosting. The Moore family traveled to Buffalo for a few days with Art Rice of Cleveland visiting relatives. Mrs. W. D. Glean, Mrs. J. Head, and Mrs. Robert Cuddy from Cleveland visited Frank Fuller’s home. Wallace Wingert’s family and Ethus and Walker from Albany, Indiana stayed a few days with the Rook family. Clyde Ensign announced the birth of a son. The Dague and Full families attended the State Fair, and the George Full family planned a Kentucky trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Woods
Charter Woods Woods
B. Oakley
William Shout
Cleveland
Mansfield
Shout
Mansfield Reformatory
Tertory
Binsley
Penfield
Charter Dague
Gilo White
Charlier Myers
Sundey
H.C. Moore
Sit Moore
Wilde
Janice
Buffalo
N.Y
Art Rice
Frank Rice
Charles Tou
River Corners
W. D. Glean
J. Head
Robert Cuddy
Frank Fuller
Wallace Wingert
Ethus and
Walker
Albany
Indiana
Walter Rook
Clyde Ensign
Jack Sharp
Sire
Clarence Dacue
George Full
Brighton Heads Toward Recovery From Illness and Surgery
In Brighton on August 31 Mrs. Bert Ewell shows little hope of recovery while Mrs. Vern Heidrick recovers well from an operation. Mrs. Cor Heidrick waits at Vern's home in her absence. Visitors including Mrs. Ethel Castle and son Raymond, Mrs. L. D. Gillett, and Mrs. Liebie Bord called at the Goss and Heifer homes. Also accompanying Edith Hahn and daughters were Mrs. Rob Boettler and Mrs. Green for a day with an old friend Jennie Shafer of Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Bert Ewell
Vern Heidrick
Cor Heidrick
Vern
Heidrick
Ethel Castle
Raymond
L. D. Gillett
Huntington
Liebie Bord
Kansas City
Kansas
Clair Goss
Rena Heifer
Ror Green
Horace , Green
Paul Heidrick
Edith Hahn
Rob. Boettler
Cleveland
Jennie Shafer
Savannah
Chas. Lee
Ter Marjory
Sundar
Community families gather for visits and reunions
And Mrs Gordon DeWitt and family of Bucyrus with Adventists at Elria last week. Albert Gibson and Sayfind Me attended. Huffaker and family with Camdens. Garwood Goss with Mrs Hosier in Camden. Ray Green hosted last Thursday. Howard Grills and family of Fremont. Ora Standfield of Oberlin. Ervin Grills and Earl Green of Norwalk. Hartie Lang of Michigan visits. Rabdishan visited Merrills. Paul Huffaker in Mill Vernon. Cora Burras with sister Bert Ewell. Forest Matcham and sons at Brown home. Herrs Johnson and daughter of Lorain called. Charles Myers and James Cleveland with Clair Goss. Clair Goss and Rena Heffner attended Sinclair reunion at Chippewa Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon DeWitt
Familly
Bucyrus
Albert Gibson
Sayfind
Asec Huffaker
Elr‘pla
Garwood Goss
Hosier
Camden
Ray Green
Howard Grills
Fremont
Ora Standfield
Oberlin
Ervin Grills
Earl Green
Norwalk
Hartie Lang
Michigan
Fred Rabdishan
Merton Merrill
Paul Huffaker
Mi Vernon
Cora Burras
Olena
Bert Ewell
Forest Matcham
Will Matcham
Brown and
Herrs Johnson
Lorain
Goss
Charles Myers
Fames
Cleveland
Clair Goss
Rena Heffner
Sinclair
Chippewa Lake
New London Epworth League program and local visits
The New London Epworth League outlines a September 2 program with visitors from the Disciple Church of Greenwich, featuring readings, hymns, violin and piano solos, a debate on wealth and Christian duty, and a closing benediction. Local residents Claude Harvey and family, Clinton Kellergartner and Virginia Lee, and others are noted as visiting or traveling, with several short community updates and a changed preaching schedule for the Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor Society of
Church of Greenwich
Ture
Carl Dephow
Lois J. McConnell
Barrold Emerson
Willard Denbow
Ohio
Weston
West Main Street
Harold Kropf
Winchester
Ind
M. E
Fred L. Hall
Cleveland
Congregational Church
Sunder
RC. Geitle
Columbus
H. K. Trambull
Fred W. van Vranken
Elsie Hazen
Remedy Shoppe
Farmers Plan Wheat Acreage Cut Across Midwest States
Farmers in Ohio Indiana Illinois and nearby regions expect about a 2 percent drop in winter wheat acreage this fall due to crop failures and seed shortages. United States Department of Agriculture data from nearly 20 000 farms projects total sowing around 612 million acres, down from 712 million last fall, with Ohio showing an especially marked decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
United United States
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Wheat planting intentions show Ohio parallels and varied forecasts
The article notes that Ohio farmers plan similar wheat acreage to last year but for different reasons, warning that intentions are not forecasts and could change with weather and prices. It also mentions nationwide plans for a larger acreage, though not as large as the previous year, and includes a study linking family size to parental lifespan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United States
Bulbs Give Better Returns in Garden
Victor H. Ries of Ohio State University Extension urges gardeners to use bulbs wisely. He states bulbs, when properly selected and placed, yield greater returns and enjoyment for less money than many other flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ries
Victor HH. Ries
Ohio State University
Fiorrifurist
Tulips and Narcissus Demand Soaring After Embargo
The article notes tulips and narcissus bulbs, including Darwin tulips with heights from 20 inches to 1 foot, and Cottage tulips blooming later. It highlights that import bans since January 1, 1920 restrict supply, causing bulbs to fetch three to five times pre embargo prices despite high costs and limited domestic production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Federal Horticultural Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spencer
Referesco
Cosspacy
Pierre R. Smith
Henry L. Doherty & CO
Ely Bieg
Matcham
Gwendolyn Parnell
Broad St
Ruggles
IC. S
East Ave
Studebaker
Packard
Buick
Peerless
Fred A. Brown, Inc
West Ave
Gratton
Pontiac
Ford
Ford Tudor
Essex
Chevrolet
the Play
Chevrolet Co
Elks Club
Oldsmobile
THE
Glen Rogers Motors Inc
Labor Day
City Motors Inc
Oakland-Pontiac Dealers
Studebakery
Pledge
Elyria Auto
Broad Street
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