Britain looks to a prosperous year 1927 with renewed trade
British industrialists say 1927 will bring continuous business as 1926’s ruin fades. In two weeks, factories may reopen, employment rises, and shipyards see volumes up to 50 million pounds for tonnage and tankers, with orders including work tied to Singapore. The Anglo-Persian Oil Company has placed orders at multiple yards.
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London
Britain
Tyneside
Singapore
OH Company
Keep Hair Tidy Keep It Curly By Edna Wallare Hope
Hope urges steady use of a hair product claiming it doubles hair beauty in an hour. She promotes Redox Wallace Eseaper’s Ware and Sheen sold at toilet counters and guarantees satisfaction with each bottle. The ad targets women with bobbed hair, promising effortless curl and shine.
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Edna Wallare Hope
Marcel Ware
Redox Wallace
Bright Prospects Rise Amid Recovery in British Industry
The report notes orders totaling 50 million dollars over two years with 46 more to come, boosting steel and shipbuilding. Vickers secures three submarines, Baldwins restarts plate mills, and auto makers like Morris Motors win large contracts. Lancashire's cotton trade eyes higher hours and output, with prices stabilizing around 28 cents per pound. Britain aims to rebound after 1926 disruptions.
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England
Jannery
Vickers, Ltd
Baldwins, Ltd
Swansea
Morsin Motors
Australia
Lancashire
Lalore
Manchester
India
Japan
China
Britain
Kipton Christmas Guests Highlight Local Visits
Kipton December 30. Christmas day gatherings feature Mr. and Mrs. Richard Warding and family of Cleveland with the Hardings. Mr. and Mrs. John Weber and sons with Mr. and Mrs. James Barry visiting Oberlin. the Betts families hosted by Clarence Betts. Mrs. Anna Cannan and Mrs. Obitts in Elyria. Alms Perkins hosted Sunday school class. Stella Betts burned her arm with bacon grease. Several Perkins families shared Christmas with Bernice Perkins in Fisra and Milton Perkins with Frances.
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Kipton
Richard Warding
Cleveland
Harding
John Weber
James Barry
J. J. Emerick
Oberlin
Clarence Betts
Betts
Anna Cannan
Obitts
Elyria
Tues
Alms Perkins
Inday
Stella Betts
Fred Perkins
Karl
Amelia Lattman
Milton Perkins
Frances
Sarah Perkins
Bernice Perkins
Fisra
Frit Perkins
Christmas Spirit Flourishes in Elyria Neighborhood
Numerous families from Camden Wakeman Elyria and Norwalk gather for Christmas day meals and visits. Friends and neighbors share greetings, travel to see ill relatives, and host private celebrations amid snowy weather and church events. A standout note honors Mr. George Dennis at Stop 46 as he nears 94 years, with community thanks for snow path clearing.
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Warne Seibert
Helen Elliott
J. WeRhuyper
Beith
Garlord Gardier
Theron Bourne
Shna
Ohio
Counternational
Geo. Dennis
Dennis
Vincent
Edgar Leese
Lorain Road
South Barton Road
Frank Gudden
Cleveland Street
Elyria
J. W. Lamb
Christmas Activities and Visits in North Olmsted
After Christmas dinner Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Seese and family visited Hudson to see relatives. Congregational church held Christmas exercises with a junior choir primaries and a Sunday school orchestra, culminating in a tree with gifts from Santa. Families L. W. Lamb and others spent Christmas with I. F. Hecker in Olmsted Falls. Ladies' Aid elected officers for the coming year led by Mrs. A. C. Reec as president and Mrs. Eva Henderson as vice president.
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North Olmsted
Edgar Seese
Hudson
Santa Claus
L. W. Lamb
Gons
I. F. Hecker
Olmsted Falls
Congregational Church
A. C. Reec
Eva Henderson
Christmas Gatherings Across Amherst and Oberlin
North Russia Ohio reports Christmas visits and gatherings. Harry Gibson spent Friday at Rey Burkes in Amherst. Clyde Bartlett and family hosted Christmas dinner. Henry Lehmitz and family visited the Kelleys in Oberlin Sunday. Fred Berg and family attended a Reformed church Christmas event in Lennietta. Will May and daughter Ethel of Cleveland visited. Richard Lipstrue and son from Willoughby with Mrs Albright and Miss Gentes from Blytheville also shared Christmas with John Youngs in Amherst.
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North Rusia
Harry Gibson
Rey Burkes
Amherst
Clyde Bartlett
Bartlett
Henry Lehmitz
Elyria
Gibson
Henry Sandrock
Fiatry Kelleys
Oberlin
Fred Berg
Reformed Church
Len Iietta
Ed. B
Will May
Ethel
Cleveland
Ary Lipstrue
Som Richard
Willoughby
Edna Albright
Kate Gentes
North Rusela Parent Teacher Association Meets at Oberin Hoek Home
The North Rusela P T A held its December meeting at the Hoek home in Oberin. After the business session pupils performed a Christmas program with songs scenes and music enjoyed by attendees. Jacob Schraddim and family attended the funeral of Mire Everett in Amherst Sunday afternoon.
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Dar Rueets
LD. Hoek
Oberin
Rusela
Teachpee Association
Sesaton
Jacob Schradim
Mire J Everett
Amherst
New Year's Eve Radio Listings Across Stations
A compact roundup of stations from KDKA to WEAF and beyond listing concert hours and programs for New Year’s Eve. Includes orchestra performances, piano hours, and dance or chestra segments from Pittsburgh Akron Schenectady Detroit New York Baltimore Newark and other cities.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
Imi
WADC
Akron
WGY
Schenectady
N.Y
Remington
Lirda
WEX
Detroi
Mivb
WEAF
New York
X.Y
Yohper
Franco Orchestra
Whitttal Anglo-Pershins
WHRAL
Baltimore
Pitsburek
The
Salernos
Phantom Violin
Wiiz
Baldwin
WOOR
Newark
WN. J
New Year Station Programs and Odd Technical Notes
A Cleveland WTAM schedule lists a studio program at 10:34 and an orchestral segment with W Be-Spiizeld Muse at 11:60 followed by a New Year’s Eve church service on WSH Atlanta at 11:09 and another New Year’s Eve program at 11:45. A new Cierva auto-grou alr shin tested in Bingland Ohio notes wines dour with vom. An Esperanto Hib was dedicated to Edinburgh.
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WTAM
Cleveland
Orchestra
Be—Spiizeld
Muse
WSH
Atlanta
Bingland
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Margaret Lee
Pocahontas
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Frances Trobato
Nicholas Rizzo
Nicholas
Helen Reese
Frances Masuire
Neltle Wood
Nellee Webber
Re Harding
Jay Whitne
Detroit
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Otto Geist Whitne
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Jones + lin
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Miss Kelly
Geneva
Miss Wild
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Tud
Newton
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Lee Perkins
Harvey Sandfork
Jack Perkins
Dunkan
Harry Ludlum
Torsia Hospitel
Lee
Jtoy Radclit
Camden
Searles
Lioyd Dattma
John Whitnes
Granger
Fred Bromby
E. EB. Morgan
William Brumby
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Oberlin Grange
Nat Ladd
Alice
Dean Het
Baby
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Elrria
Will Calkins
Citeford Gibson
New London
Jack Grogan
Youngetown
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Larna Bel
Wakeman
Nets Haieh
Pat Rooney
Miss Murray
Orla Coven
Florida
Meron
Ely
Grogan
Stella
Jack Eee
P. T. Root
Lewis W. Lamb
North
Russia
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
Electrical Service Radio
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Edinburgh
Warren
O.V. Kennedy Koal
C. E. Guth
Say
Tr. Elde
United Dry Cleaning .Co
Haseroot
Werwon
Victor
Fox
Dave
Jan Garser
War Shileret
Ann Tun
Victom O
Ron Moeron
Grover
Olsen
Rocka Waltz
Rank
Nat Smilraget
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Linke White
Refroix
Nat Sat.kret
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Pricis
National Shoe Store
Windsor
Uncle Sam
United States
West Side Lumber & Oal Company
C. A. Persons
Chronicle-Telegram
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