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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1923
Page
2
The Elyria Radio Club showcased a week of activities featuring a talk by Mr. W. C. Blackburn who praised tuned radio frequency sets for dependability and simplicity while acknowledging the Super Heterodyne as highly sensitive. He warned that the average hobbyist cannot readily build such a receiver.
J E Stark recalls the Elyria Radio Club exhibit of Dr H Moore s Pallophoto film showing sound reproduced from motion pictures. Dr DeForrest conducts a Cleveland display with moving pictures and violin. A Dec 14 program is planned at Electric League Rooms Motel Statler under Cleveland Radio Association auspices. Elyria members may attend. contact Sec R H Stark. Next Elyria Radio Club meeting Dec 20 above Little Joe s restaurant. all radio enthusiasts welcome.
Local items list dinners, bazaars, church events, and visits. Activities include a chicken pie dinner by the Phileata Class, a December 15 Union church bazaar, Grange and Farm Woman's Club meetings, and residents visiting Elyria Oberlin Wakeman and Cleveland areas. Several residents started new jobs and children began in the new school building.
Maes H G Stoughton hosts sister Mrs A Rising of Litchield and others visit. Alvah Seely and family dined with Wm Reese. Ta Ta Poochee Class brings the comedy to Flyrna high school auditorium, previously staged at Elyria high school to great reception. Proceeds split between producing company and Henrietta Schoot.
Residents of Henrietta will be invited to attend an event described as a chance to view a clean appearance and related community activities. Organizers urge turnout to learn about local improvements and participate in a neighborhood gathering.
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