Radio Music and Local Notices From Township Meeting
A long radio schedule lists programs from various stations with orchestras and hosts, followed by local notices from Russia Township Oberlin area. Residents attend Father and Son Banquet at St. Peter’s Evangelical Amherst. Township meeting set to discuss school options as five east-side one-room buildings are condemned. Local officials and Oberlin superintendent to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip All
Birmingham
Russia
Farm Women’s Club
Obersin
Ed Berg
Clarence Albright
Charles Gibson
Fred Berg
Carrie Schenk
Eleanor Berg
Henry Schaub
Fred i Schaub
Jacob Schaub
Jacob Rattenhouse
Raymond
Jonas Springer
Rimmer
Ed_ Lamslow
Wesley
Willers
Brotherhood
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Amherst
Russia Township
Oberlin
Rawelon
Parole hearing set for Mansfield inmate in Elyria notice
Notice lists Charles Roscoe No 20479 prisoner at Chillicothe reformatory Mansfield Ohio authorized for parole consideration by superintendent and chaplain to the Board of Pardon and Parole with a hearing date after February 18 1923. Also includes notice of sewer disposal bond sale in Elyria with bids due and bond details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jae Hoa
Ohio State Reformatary
Ana’ Parniec
Chatman
Willy Receis
Cis Ohin
Ewags
Vetere
Nescatiah Raupans
United Ps Mortgage and Trust Company
Cedar Street
York
Brinder
State of
Ohio
Elyria
Naid City
Lisba
Elvira
Natwnal Bank
Hic
Hirria
Ohin
Charles Roscoe
Chig Sta Reformatory
Mansfield
Board of, Pardon and Parole
RB. C. Simkixs
Radio Program Cleveland Stalhone Broadcast Schedule
Radio station WIAY and WEAF hourly listings outline a detailed Cleveland area programming slate. Scheduled acts include Tomaon's Radis Metodiata orchestra, University club entertainers, Unique Quintet, Troy Singers, La France orchestra, and notable venues like Club Madrid and Poophic Auditorium with intermittent weather reports and amusement segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Stalhone
Bulle
Efaljiron Weather Report
Eve Tomaon
Radis Metodiata
Hie Smith
University Club
Howard Wallace
Dix Ender
Walter Patterson
Jack Smith
Troy
Owls
Club Madrid
Willard Cavalierer
Will Madden
Mildredson
Curahousi Coal Co
al Vincent
Poohic
la France Orchestra
New York
Stadi
SPL
Meters
Honpinger
Socontrale
Morang
Netta LS
Lonis Chesira
Hlenis Sayles Francis
Cleveland Museum of Art
rom—Phip Tsler
Frank
Kame
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Rorenblums
Moonlight
Samy Watkine
Ochestra
Claremont
Hed
WEAF
Janssen
Hoftran Orchestra
WRAF
WRC
Waldorf-Astoria
WTIC
WCAR
WTAG
Eddie Datis
Hotel Lorraine Orchestra
Orchestra
Cavaliers
WEBI
Wer
WLIT
WCAE
WTAM
WSAT
WOC
Wen
WDAF
KSD
WEBH
WFAA
RCA
Wow
Howard
WEE
WIA
VSA
Saturday's Five Best Radio Features of 1925
United Press outlines top radio features with stations WEAF WIZ WBZ in New York and Boston. Mentions chamber music by the Symphony Society and a Philco WOR address by Vice President Dawes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Weaf
New York Chamber Music Society
WIZ
New York Simphony Orchestra
WBZ
Springfeld
Boston Simphony Orchest
Philco
Dawes
North Russia Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Ed Gibson of Elyria hosted at his brother Harry Gibson's home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Harvey Lipstrue and her young son from Willoughby spent days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Berg. Nora Stark of Detroit is visiting at Ray Opperman’s. Fred Schaub’s child born February 16. Clarence Albright and Donald visited relatives in Amherst. Harry Gibson’s family visited Roy Burke in Amherst. Charles Gibson and family attended Clyde Bartlett’s, Oberlin. Mrs. Fred Berg week with her mother Mrs. Mary Latiman in Henrietta. Carl Berg and family traveled to Cleveland. Nellie Opperman of Lorain visited here. Mrs. Ed Berg and Eleanor. Simeon Nash at Dairymen’s Association in Cleveland. Mrs. Henry Sandrock ill but improving. sister Mrs. Harry Kelley of Oberlin helping care. Fred Bere and family visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Russia
Ed Gibson
Elyria
Harry Gibson
Harvey Lipstrue
Willoughby
Ed Berg
Nora Stark
Detroit
Ray Opperman
Fred Schaub
Clarence Albright
Donald
Amherst
Roy Burke
Harry Farr
Blrria
Clyde Bartlett
Charles Gibson
Walter Walker
Oberlin
Fred Berg
Afary Lattiman
Henrietta
Carl Berg
January February March Birthday Club Hosts And Local Meetings
Amherst reports detail a St Pauls Ladies Aid January February March birthday party with hostesses and prizes. The Brownhelm P T A funds a curtain project for the stage. Carl Martin speaks. South Amherst notices cover Legion meeting, funeral visits, and a Woman's Benefit gathering with February birthdays. church clubs celebrate with Valentine decor and a Mummy and the Mumps play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Short
Chas. Schultz
George Braun
Parent-Teachers' Association of
Brownhelm
Carl Martin
State P. T. A
South Amherst
Legion Rooms
Wm. Ehrman
Mirs
Arthur Engle
Findlar
Congregational Church
Pansy Slarris
Myrtle Ream
Concordia Club
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Washington
Mildred Koepp
Ray Grugel
Frederick Denner
Henry Afomenhaneer
Manster Coal Mergers Seen Consolidating Industry
More than fifty companies producing over 60 million tons of bituminous coal annually are expected to merge into two large consolidations in southern West Virginia Virginia and northern West Virginia. Plans aim to stabilize an overbuilt market after seven years of slump, with no outside interests, and no finance planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Merser
West Virginia
Vinia
Wear
Virginia
Number & Field
Ohio
Clearfields
Pennsylvania
Warlin
Kentuck
Pocahontas- New River
Finaunuel
Tinancme
Ridgeville News Roundup and Local Notices
Ridgeville February meeting planned near Tuesday at 2 oclock at Miss Amy Sare’s home. Seniors and juniors attended Julius Caesar at the Little Theater. several local guests and teachers mentioned. Numerous relatives and residents visited or hosted across Elyria Cleveland and Sandusky. six new Grange members, births and travels noted.
Camp Randall to Resume Harness Racing This July
Cleveland reports that harness racing is set to continue at Camp Randall the week of July 4 despite a betting ban. Al Pennock of Forest City Live Stock Fair Company says profits from fevered attendance have funded track improvements, with no change in plans to race. Sher Sanratty of Cuyahoga County banned betting machines last season, and officials expect the ban to stay in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Randall
Cleveland
al Pennock
Forest City
Sher Sanratty
Cuyahoga County
Tax Forms For Filing Individual Income Returns Available
The forms for filing individual income tax returns are now available. Taxpayers will receive forms via Internal Revenue Service collectors, but failure to receive them does not relieve the obligation to file within the prescribed period. Forms can be obtained at IRS offices or deputy collectors and will be sent upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llaxpayers
Internal Revenue
Inal Revenue
Anti-Gift League Formed in France
Paris reports a nascent Anti-Gift League arising with no formal structure or members. Prospective Leaguers like Tabalenag must simply pledge to eschew gifts and send notes on occasions such as x anniversaries and Christmas, instead of presents, to friends. ML Etienne Martinan is a noted figure mentioned among early participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Frances
Tabalenag
Sivine
ML Etienne Martinan
Gift and Tip League Lets Members Exchange Cards
A historical note describes a Gift and Tip League where members will hand out cards printed with member names and exchange symbolic gifts such as violets wine or candies. It notes the practice may be discontinued and that exchanges now occur via cards bearing the league name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Ohio dairy boost tied to cow numbers and policy
Ohio dairy leaders say farmers would gain 26 million dollars if cows rise and production increases as urged by the Ohio Dairy Products Association. Indictment and trial talk surround a woman tied to theft and support duties, with possible dismissal if she complies with milking quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Toledo
Rossy
Ohio Dairy Products Association
Eye
New York State
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Harold Gbrecht
Marie Gimble
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T. T. U. of Field's
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Julius Ceasar
Little Theater
Menzer
Paul Heller
L. Adams
Lakewood
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Mary
A. Shaw
B. W. Miller
Pittsfield
B. Miller
Katherine la Valle
Charlie Falkner
Roy Eldred
H. P. Eldred
B. M. Knowles
N.Y
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K. Fresh Freeman
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