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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1928
Page
2
A dense scan of Cleveland area radio schedule details programs, times, studios, and performances across WEAF WEAR WJ? and blue network entries with orchestras, operas, and featured acts, noting station interconnections and notable broadcasts. Includes late night musical showcases and 1927 savings data reference alongside an ethnic slur line referencing Central Africa groups.
Prof Fredericks of Oberlin conservatory toured the local schools yesterday, meeting the music departments. Miss Marcelle Williams and Rowland, clarinet pupils, attracted his interest. The visit touched the High school orchestra, Junior chorus, Toy Symphony, and other ensembles, signaling strong musical activity in the district. Garden Club to Meet Friday Night to discuss flowers and shrubs, with plans for spring work and seed catalogs.
Fifty members and faculty enjoyed a Valentine themed Fine Arts Club evening in the high school auditorium. The program featured music including vocal and instrumental solos and a harmony quartet, with dancing and refreshments following for a lively social close. Local Milk Association officials Lee Johnson and Harry Rowland will attend a district meeting in Cleveland and report back at the next club gathering.
Local students, with judges Mrs. Norman Griggs Rev. Weaver and Miss Grace Herman, are finishing temperance essay judging slated for early February. Senior and Junior High programs planned for February 14 through 24. Retirements noted for J W Shook and Hugh Kane after hospital operations. Various club meetings, school events, and parish notices fill Oberlin community briefs.
Amherst February 1 The Brownhelm Woman's Christian Temperance Union was hosted by Mrs Edward Sanders Brownhelm Tuesday afternoon with Rev Holzworth leading devotionals. A brief business session preceded a program featuring Rev Holzworth Mrs Sanders and Mrs G Jackson with readings by Mrs William Whitney all of West Ridge.
Mrs L Feathers of Akron Ohio says Laura began using Dr Pierce s Pleasant Pellets to cure severe bilious attacks and migraines. She credits the pellets with keeping her regular and warding off bilious spells. 69 pellets for 30 cents, available from all dealers.
An unusual 15 card game Saturday at Elina high gym features East High of Erie facing Elyria. Trout Miller and Deeley of the visitors are standout threats. Elyria aims for a stronger showing than their recent Erie defeat as gate money hopes depend on a solid crowd. Hostilities start at 7:30.
Columbia report profiles Miss Epsie Scott who worked in cotton mills from age ten after her father died in 1854 and spent 62 years in textile work. She recalls little time for pleasures, says she never knew Santa Claus, and notes she moved to Georgia briefly before returning to the South to continue mill labor.
The old mill worker Miss Epsie Scott recalls years of ebbed industry and tough floors while maintaining pride. She describes one romance and a lone beau from years past, then notes kinfolk needing aid. Despite offers to send her to a poorhouse, she kept living alone with enough money to manage.
Paris a famed Montmartre hotspot Joe Zelli shutters the famous bar once loved by American and British tourists The owner retires after revealing the joint bank balance of about twenty million francs Mme Zelli nicknamed baby’s doll guided the couple to a fortune Now a political power may emerge from the former landmark end of an era in Montmartre's nightlife
An advertisement touts MELLOGI new face powder with two shades. It claims long wear, non drying finish, and pore friendly formula. The copy emphasizes easy application, perspiration resistance, and a pleasant beauty result.
A science survey of insect species from the South Seas is planned beginning in May under Bubop Museum and Hawaiian Sugar Plasters associations. They have pledged 62 564 to run through 1931, with J Philpott Mumford to lead field work in Honolulu then Marquesas. The aim is to learn pests and their hosts for Hawaii and beyond, with a broad, nonviolent research scope.
U S cyclists from across the nation prepare for the Fourteenth Annual Motorcycle Bicycle and Accessories Show at Madison Square Garden beginning Monday. Three motorcyclists travel from San Francisco as entrants join from other regions for a week long event featuring a museum display of early bicycle and motorcycle models. Sir Harry Lauder has donated 6758 pounds to Edinburgh Provost for three pensions for elderly citizens.
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