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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1933

Page

7

Radio Programs Listings From Cleveland Stations

Listings for WTAM WHK WJAY WGAR and other stations show Saturday February 4 schedules with numerous orchestras, singers, and talk segments across day and night hours. Programs feature Buffalo Civic Orchestra, Red Nichols, Eddie Duchin, Bing Crosby, Duke Ellington, and more. Sunday listings continue with varied music, talk, and religious programming.

Cleveland WTAM Buffalo Civic Orchestra Secratary Hawkins Gene and Glenn Red Nichols New Yorker Orchestra James G. McDonald Keconomic World Today luge—Dance Orchestra Emerson Gill Merle Jacobs Ralph Kirbery yo—Carter Congress Hotel Leon Belasco Eddie Duchin Skippy Cowboy Tom Goofus Ozzie Erzie Phil Barker Cleveland Art Museum William Hall Arthur Haas Rger Easy Accés The Magic Voice C. V. Thomas al Ex Haas Bing Crosby Vincent H. Percy Gary Lombardo Harold Stern Duke Ellington Ted Fiorito WIAY Sara Stanton Bob Gellman WJAY WGAR Uncle Bill Syme Anson Weeks Geo. Williams Pickens Sisters Symphony Orchestra Fred Jeske Don Bester Mark Fisher NEC WEAF Waldorf-Astoria Martha and Hal WWJ Frances Langford Jack Denny WGY Whiteman Ted Weems WIZ WJR Safeguarding Society Merle Thorne Taxpayers League KDRA Salon Singers Buccaneers CBS WABC WGR Oriental Music Funnyboners Isham Jones Haas Gypsy Ensemble Morton Downey Republic Affairs Institute Gertrude Niesen Akron Wadc Bony Hall Jebim Jones Yellen Easy Aces Haas Bing Cross Boswell Sisters Akron University Public Affairs Institute Gertrude Nelson Lombardo Stern Dec Whipple Melody Hour Balladeers Sparklers Alden Adkins Musical Art Quartet Italy Radio Rubes Major Bowe P.M Dorothy Fuldheim Southland International Radio Forum Wayne Wing Jane Freaman Frank Black Lowell Thomas Manhattan Guardsmen Annabelle Jackson Ted Cook Eddie Center Don Hall Seth Parkers Jack Rose Village Barn Orchestra WTAML

Grange basketball season ends with strong turnout and praise

The Brunswick grange basketball season closes amid high attendance and praise for organization and performance. Fans note the teams’ solid records and look forward to more seasons of competitive play and community support.

Brunswick Grange

Visitors and locals share a busy week in ERHART area

The paragraph lists numerous residents visiting relatives and friends across Cleveland Medina Elvera and Indianapolis with multiple Morlock Spieth and Dowdell households involved. It notes influenza cases among local residents Ruth Jenne Thomas baker and Joan Jenne under doctor's care. Ivan Smith with Frank Smith visited in Lester and Lodi.

Erhart John Dowdell Clevelana H. M. Dowdell John Morlock Frank Morlock Rivert Morlock Keith Indianapolis Ind Louis Kropp Cleveland Charles Spieth Henry Spieth Elvrra Alber Spieth Mean Regal Spencer Elmer Regal Rollin Avsbert Gross Thomas Volk Olmstead Falls John Pierce Albert Spieth H M. Dowdell Medina Mary Spice Rupert Morlock Lodi Ruth Jenne Thomas Baker Joan Jenne Ivan Smith Lester Frank Smith

Grange Basketball Wins Two Close Games At Brunswick

The two girls teams opened with an 18 to 15 victory for our side while the two boys followed with a 27 to 24 win. Both games were hard fought and exciting, drawing large crowds as the Grange season closed on a high note.

Grange Brunswick Orange

Knights of St. John Present Plantation Minstrel Show

North Ridgeville posts a two night minstrel program by St. Peter's church Knights of St. John in the town hall auditorium Sunday and Monday evenings with a Sunday children’s matinee. Local talent headlines the acts familiar to the community.

North Ridgeville Knights of St. John of St. Peter’s Church Town Hall

Father Son Banquet At Trinity Church

Fifty guests attended the Father Son banquet at Congregational church Tuesday evening. Rev. Vocal of the Trinity Congregational church was the speaker of the evening. Mrs. A. R. Knopp led the company in community singing.

Congregational Church Vocal Trinity Congregational Church A. R. Knopp

Farmers Institute and play draw Eaton crowd

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stephens attended the Farmers Institute and evening play at Eaton Saturday. Several locals hosted visitors from Wellington and Cleveland. The L B S met at the Congregational church on February 8 with Miss Alice Bird discussing minor dress remodeling and garment talks. The local basketball team lost to New London Wednesday.

J. H. Stephens Farmers’ Institute Eaton William Brouse Wellington Frank Mason Alice Bird Congregational Church A. L. Emmons Walter Wallington New London Ella Brubaker Cleveland Adelia Young Marie Bennet Elyria Columbus H. G. Stacey Bellevue Emil Schroeder South Ridge William Schroeder End George Perk Betty Howard Shadock Brownhelm Sherwood Strand P. Eldred Sundar Mathew Menclawiez Thomas Bricks Buffalo

Sunday Visitors Reach Peck Home In Ohio

The article notes family members including Bertie and his wife and sons Roy and Herbert plus grandson Clair of Cleveland visiting the Peck home. Conrad Schroeder of Fiji called on his parents Monday. Mrs Claude Alflen returned from St Alexis in Cleveland after surgery. Miss Hazel Kearns at Memorial Hospital for appendectomy. Bungart Ziegman confined to bed with a broken nip.

Raymound Smith Jo Ann Homerville John Fisher Jeanor Fisher Cleveland Hazel Effinger Medina Mary Syaiser Lucille Harry Bauer Seville Helen Crofoot Irene Smith Frank Walter William Albert Spieth John Gravenstetter Margaret Mary Spice Lester Norvin Meyer Oswald Meyer Orville Haury George Haury Leetha Crofoot Philp Menclawnaz Bertie Roy Herbert Clair Clevelod Boten Peck Conrad Schroeder Fila Moudas Claude Alflen St. Alexis Basing Hazel Kearns Memorial Hospital Bungart Ziegman

Man Burned During Well Cleaning Incident in Columbia Hills

W ilun Harrington sustained severe burns to hands face and arms while cleaning a floodlight well on the Columbia Hills Golf club grounds. He lit a match to locate the cut and an explosion occurred. He was hospitalized in Berea and expected to recover.

Columbia Harrington Columbia Hills Berea

Community notes from Henrietta and surrounding towns

Local reports detail Red Cross work led by Miss Metcalf of Elyria and Miss Roth overseeing clothing aid in Columbia. Several church and Grange events are announced for February 7, including roll calls and a liping contest photo drive. Social visits span from Columbus farmers week to Lorain and Brownhelm residents, with club memberships and upcoming meetings at M E Church and school.

Metcalf Elyria Callec Theodore Heth Red Cross Roth Columbia Wilda Heineman Grange Loleta Hales M. E. Church H.C. Barker Columbus Farmers Week Abies Bird

Garden program outings in Cleveland and surrounding areas

Walter Hates and Mr Seager returned from a four week trip to Washington D C Hates reports his son Lawrence residing there is well and sends best wishes to all of his Columbia connections Mrs C B Hates Harold and Miss Loleta Hates visited Cleveland on Tuesday and called on Miss Marion Hates at the Wagner Beauty shop

Cleveland Uiner Walter Hates Mr. Seager Washington, D G. My Laweracee Columbia C. B. Hates Erarold Loleta Marion Hates Wagner

Hitler's aide Hanfstaenel takes secret post in Berlin

Dr. Ernest Franz Hanfstaenel a Harvard graduate from the class of 1909 has become confidential secretary to Chancellor Adolf Hitler at the Reich Chancellery in Berlin. He joined Hitler's circle in 1922 after hearing him speak in Munich.

Community Visitors Several Attend Weekend Gatherings

Local residents from Fairview Hospital to Amherst and Oberlin hosted and visited family and friends Saturday through Monday. Attendees included Mrs Ernest Lamvermyer and Mrs Frank Kelble, Mr and Mrs Henry Fieman, Rush Date and Martha Bauman, Will Brown, Katie Lydia Dute, L W Rothe, Christ Batman, Joan and Godfrey Henrik, R H Reichtiy, John Bechtel, Walter Bennett, Otto Huene, Theodore Reis, Leon Currier, C O Burrell, Mary Becker, Wendell Unger and son Howard, Lena Gegenheimer, Anna Wattenbach, Leo Kimmel, Wallace Wood, Al Force, and others.

Henrietta Wocot OU M. EL. Ehurel Buhren John Gesendoert Adbert Latteman Adaline Becher Tlouise Beker Alice Bird the Reformed Church Lloyd Brewster Ty Miro J. C. Bates Carl Bates Ray Meow Daugsters Martin Jawah Mueller E. Gaugsters Amherst Garnet R. H Keightley Oserlin Harold Coates Albert Johansen Carl and Gesres Lattemer Birmingham Myrvon Bass G. Mo Snyder Art Hand Arnold Heinzerling Fred Forester Russia Arbara Anzeisbarh Brownhelm John Creisendoerfer Alarrene Peabody Peabody Highith King’s Herald Society M. E. Church Wallace Court Paul Famille Orin Murday Mire Carl Ives Adam Horn Jane Twining Sundday Ius Moris Morey Oberlin Irs Leia Gegenheimer Laura Parrish Lorain Piiseula Baer Cleveland Ruth Hostettler Hostettler Fairview Hospital Ernest Lamvermyer Frank Kelble James Nichols Henry Fieman South Amherst Charles Date Rush Martha Bauman Fred Bauman Will Brown Katie Eth Lydia Dute Town Line Road L. W. Rothe Theodore Reis Florence Leon Currier C. O. Burrell Elyria Mary Becker Wendell Unger Howard Detroit Milton Parrish Grimes Elyria Lena Gegenheimer Mike Simonas Anna Wattenbach Leo Kimmel Walace Wood al Force C. H. Currier Orlo Coven

Rochester Briefs Wide Network of Local Visitors

Rochester notes visitors and residents with links to Cleveland Elyria Sandusky Oberlin Pittsfield and Chicago. Entries include Mr and Mrs Dirke and daughter from Cleveland visiting Rieske house. Wend family to Cleveland on business. Elizabeth Chamberlain at Smalley home. Knapp confined to wheelchair after hip injury. Livermore family guests Clifford Taesel Aly and Leo Livermore. Gariss improving after illness. Tudor home from nursing duty. Lt Edward Livermore returning to duty. Stebbins recovering. Gariss visitors Hamlin and Feeley. Rev Bryeton of Pittsfield officiating at M E church and staying with Ralph Taylor.

Rochester Harry Dirke Cleveland Hr. S. Rieske Herbert Wend Clevelanne Elizabeth Chamberlain Hert Smalley Alice Knapp Charles Livermore Clifford Teasel Sandusky and Aly Leo Livermore Elyria Kk. A. Gariss William Tudor Oberlin Edward Livermore Hay Harry Stebbins Sk. A. Gariss R. J. Hamlin Chicago G. J. Feeley Lisba Rev. Bryeton Pittsfield M E Cobb Ralph Taylor

Birthday party for Margaret Pearce at Sunday school

Sunday afternoon nine year old Margaret Pearce celebrated her ninth birthday with a Sunday school class. Guests included her teacher Mrs Lil lian Tripp and several friends. Sandwiches cake and cocoa were served and she received many presents from her small friends.

Margaret Pearce Lillian Tripp Neva Treva Crittenden Georgette Mary Margaret Tudor Betty Margaret Schumacher Avis Dora Anderson Hazel Fyve Leona Rubebe Jane Culbertson

Young People’s Baptist class elects officers at Lancon home

Bi monthly meeting of the Young People class of the Baptist Sunday school was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Lancon. Ralph Rowland was named president James Williams vice president Emily Keith treasurer and Mabel Snyder secretary. Thirty one attendees enjoyed games and a light lunch with guests including Leslie Tripp Paul Jewett Merritt Fye and others.

Topeday James Lancon Baptist Sunday School Ocvacision Ralph Rowland James Williams Emily Keith Mabel Snyder Leslie Tripp Paul Jewett Merritt Fye Alhere Keith Arthur Snyfer Roy Moore Alvin Gariss Jeba Culbertson Fred Riebe Ruth

Reis Family Spends Monday Afternoon With Laurice

Laurice spent Monday afternoon with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Reis.

Laurice Mrs Theodore Reis

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