Cleveland Radio Listings Offer Dense Day of Shows
Friday February 17 schedules across WTAM WHK WGAR and others show a packed day of programs from Flying Family to Lum and Abner and Gene and Glenn. Notable guests include Merle Jacobs Band Jessica Dragonette and Colmbia Revue with Clara Gaiter Linder and Mary Eastman.
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Cleveland
WTAM
Flying Family
Safety Soldiers
Pleasant Pete
Lum
Abner
Gene
Glenn
Merle Jacob
The
Goldbergs
Jessica Dragonette
Mrs. Proosevelt
al Jolson
National Radio Forum
Jack Rose
Knights of the Road
New Yorker Orchestra
Dick Fidler
Hollywood
Skippy
Lone Wolf Tribe
Goofus
Ozzie
Exing
Toad DeTurk
Just Plain
Bill
Mort
Marge
Buck Rogers
Marion Bowen
Helen Wyant
Lambert
Hillput
Sam
Len Hayton
Mary Eastman
Edwin C. Hill
Columbia Revue
Clara Guaiser Linder
the Doctor
Radio
Tony
Columbia Symphony
Manny Lander
Chas
Straight
WGAR
Our Daily Food
Jack Douglas
Lowell Thomas
Amos
N’ Andy
the Magician
Black and Blue
Mildred Johnston
Spitalny
Howard Thurston
Shield
Mary Steele
Geo. Williams
Anson Week
WWJ
Ralph Kirbert
Don Bester
Palais D’or
Hilda Burke
Charlie Chan
KDKA
WJR
Mrs. Nagsby
Aileen Stanler
CBS
WABC
Vaughn de Leath
WRBN
Hall
WGR
Gertrude Neilsen
Travelers
Abe Lyman
McCoy
Hal Kemp
Felton
Ball Room
Akron Wadc
Neil McKay
George Hall
Gospel Tabernacle
Frankie Barns
Myrt
Denny Thompson
Hilpot
Street Singer
Fray
Braggiotti
Barlow
Symphony
Cincinnati
WLW
Joe Emerson
Jack and Jill
Sunshine
Sportyman
Ida
Miami University
Popular Comedians at Capitol Theatre in They Just Had to Get Married
Laughs abound as Slim Summerville and Zasu Pitts appear in their new comedy They Just Had to Get Married at Theatres At The Theatres Capitol. Tonight features the weekly home talent show at 9 pm and tomorrow includes the harmonic contest in the afternoon.
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Capitol Theatre
Slim Summerville
Zasu Pitts
Adition
Man from Arizona Next at Dreamland Theatre
Action and thrills predominate in the Western film The Man From Arizona starring Rex Bell at the Dreamland Theatre tomorrow. Highlights include an attack on a gold laden wagon train and a gun battle in the middle of a Western town street.
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Arizona
Rex Bell
Dreamland Theatre
Concert and radio schedule of 1920s-30s programs and ensembles
A dense list of music program segments and orchestra names with times and station identifiers. Highlights include Paul Whiteman concerts, regional ensembles such as Walter Winchell and Jesse Crawford appearances, and multiple international music programs per station WGAR and WJAY.
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Paul Whiteman
AAU Sports Forum
Paris Night Life
Warden Lawes
Sing Sing
Walter Winchell
Hym
Edna St. Vincent Melay
The
Oranges Lantern
Amherst Teachers Meet at Congregational Church Parlor
The February gathering of the teachers and officers of the Congregational church school convened at the church parlors on Thursday evening. Only routine business was discussed.
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Congregational Church
Wo mans Benefit association to meet at Mrs Mongers
Mrs H A Monger of South Main street will host the Women's Benefit association this evening after the business session. A special hour will follow and a good attendance is hoped.
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H. A. Monger
South Main Street
Woman's Benefit Association
Social hour at Jessamine Lodge honors players
At the Jessamine Lodge social hour guests enjoyed bunco bridge and 500 rum. In bunco, first went to Mrs. P Stephan with Mrs. Jessie Brennen second and Mrs. Mackie Lorain as consolation. Bridge winners were Miss Anna Robertson first and Mrs. Agnes Henry Lorain second with Miss Iva McKee consolation. In 500 rummy first was Mrs. Albert Towne and consolation went to Mrs. Elizabeth Dute.
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Jessamine Lodge
Bunco
P. Stephan
Jessie Brennen
Mackie
Lorain
Bridge
Anna Robertson
Agnes Henry
Iva McKee
Albert Towne
Elizabeth Dute
Community notices from Amherst church activities and locals
Choir rehearsals at St Peter's and Mary Martha amid a busy Amherst social week. Courting visits and visits to relatives mark Thursday as residents report health and social news. Community Chest officers met at August Nabakowski’s East Street home to review routine business and report a total of three hundred seventy-
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Community Chest
Amherst Community Chest
August Nabakowski
East Street
Community aid helps families amid wood distribution drive
Rev F E Eastman in charge of the wood cutting reported four and nineteen cords delivered totaling about seven cords since January first. Committee estimates a value between seven and nine hundred dollars. County provided trucks to deliver one hundred cords. Members present included August Nabakowski chair, Wm Bodman Jr sec, Mayor E C Stiwald, Rev F E Eastman and Robert Becker.
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F. E. Eastman
August Nabakowski
Wm. Bodman, Jr
E. C. Stiwald
Robert Becker
Hosts to Nullo Club Hosts entertain Nullo Club at their home
Mr and Mrs Ray Heinzerling welcomed Nullo Club members to their Cleveland avenue home. Three tables of 600 were in play with top awards to Mrs Lorn Gulilett and Ray Heinzerling and to Mrs Henry Heinzerling and Lorn Gulett. Lunch followed for eight couples including Ralph Coleman Lorain and other Heinzerlings. In three weeks the club will meet with Ralph Coleman Lorain. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS follow with times for St Peter's Evangelical Congregational Paul Lutheran First Evangelical and Methodist churches and activities listed by pastor and leaders.
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Mary Martha
Nullo Club
Ray Heinzerling
Cleveland Avenue
Lorn Gulilett
Henry Heinzerling
Lorn Gulett
Ralph Coleman
Lorain
Afr
Ralph Wohlover
Edward Rothgery
C. E. Schmidt
Alice Schieferstein
Congregational Church
F. E. Eastman
C. E. St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
H. Abram
First Evangelical Church
A. M. Riekel
Methodist Church
R. C. Jensen
Crhanl
Pisa Tlanesh
Scheel
William Carrington
Oberlin
Epworth League
Dance Tonight at Elyria Eagles Hall with Orchestra
Art Roach Orchestra performs tonight at Elyria Eagles Hall. Admission is 15 cents per person or 25 cents per couple. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Elyria Eagles Hall
Art Roach
St Joseph R C Church Mass Times Posted
Parish notes list Rev Fr James Eischen presiding with an 8:00 Low Mass and 10:00 High Mass on the church schedule. Local worship details reflect the St Joseph Roman Catholic community’s weekend services.
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St. Joseph R. C
James Eischen
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Harriet Curtice remains bedridden after a recent fall at her daughter Donna Foster. Dr. D. M. Spicer of Cleveland visited. Anne Spicer spent Friday with aunt L. A. McClellan. Donna Martin from Pleasant View Sanitorium stayed with aunt Mrs. Paul Hastings. Juanita Leiby visited from Monroeville. Mrs. Henry Abbey visits sister Mrs. Mae Dale in Elyria. Erwin Adams hosts the Wistaria Club on February 23. P T A serves chicken dinner to school children. Minstrel Follies drew a full house and raised funds from the concert.
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Harriet Curtice
Donna Foster
D. M. Spicer
Cleveland
Little Anne Spicer
L. A. McClellan
Butternut Ridge
Donna Martin
Pleasant View
Paul Hastings
Juanita Leiby
Monroeville
Self-deception and the search for supporting reasons
A concise reflection argues that self-deception starts when a man discovers a justification for his preconceived beliefs, revealing how internal biases shape how facts are interpreted and accepted.
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Townships and Cities
Transfers include multiple parties: Bartels Karbergs Millers Browns Luthers to Bryants for parcels in West Shore Subdivision Sheffield Lake and Lorain. Quitclaim deeds involve Apolton in Lorain and Campbell in Rochester with properties on North Street Gore Block and Wheeler's Addition. Sapp for 20 acres on Avon Belden Road Ridgeville Township and Glitsch to Mauer for West Twenty third Street Lorain.
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Fred
Anna Bartel
John C
Julia L. Karberg
Floyd
Hattie Miller
Elsie Brown
William F
Jane M. Luther
Mary
H. N. Benedict
Elsie Luther
Elva
Ellsworth
Luther
Lloyd
Eleanor Bryant
Block CC
West Shore
Sheffield Lake
Harry W. Best
EH Apolton
S. W. Mathews
Lorain
A. E. Campbell
R. K E. Campbell
North Street
Rochester
Gore Block
Wheeler
Chester
Ad tear-out for local store locations
Classified snippet instructs tearing out an ad and taking it to several Broad Street stores including Woolworths 387 Broad St Grant's 321 Broad St Gers 419 Broad St Neisner's 883 Broad St.
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Woolworth's
Grant's
Broad St
Mresge's
Neisner’s
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