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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1929
Page
3
Old Home Town Aires Dance Orchestras and Local Notices
The column lists radio schedules from WOR and WABC with multiple orchestra acts and recitals, plus local updates: Claude Berkey family moving into the late Chris Berkey residence, Miss Doreen Pierce returning to Lodi, no school sessions on Feb 22 for Washington’s birthday, Rev Schott buying a new car, and a basketball tournament at Oberlin HI school with Penfield’s 12:30 game. It also notes moods about Hollywood product prevalence and Soviet-made films barred for weak artistry or social-theme flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Berkey
Chris Berkey
Doreen Pierce
Smith-DeField
Lodi
George Washington
United States
Rev. Schott
Oberlin HI
Penfield
Elyria Hi
Radio Programs Cleveland Stations Lineup for Feb 23
Eastern time schedule lists WTAN WEAR on 1070 and WHR on 1390 with a full afternoon and evening program slate. Highlights include a hotel orchestra, radio auction bridge, and a Department of Superintendence convention welcome by Supt R G Jones with talks by Supt F D Boynton and attendees Jimmy Ague and Lesh Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coox
Hotel Statics Orchestra
Whitehouse
Ball
Oster
Old Tims
Cleveland Orchestra
General Electric
Lucks Strike Dance Orchestra
Carlone
Crystal Slipper Orchestra
Whipple
Golden Pheasant Orchestra
WHR
Titin Tea Musicale
Ken Carri Roth
Walt
Wilie
Department of Superintendence
R. G. Jones
F. D. Boynton
Department of Superintendence National Education Association
Jimmy Ague
Lesh Ballard
Evening Radio Concert Schedule Highlights
Radio listings show multiple station programs across WEAF WTAAL WWJ WGYT and others. Various orchestras bands soloists and recitals are scheduled from afternoon into night including the Morgan Sisters Harold Delion Grand patrons and hotel orchestra acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Madrigal Concert Company
Ace Brigade
Willams
Arola T. Nelson
Rachel Shively
Auten
Old Timers
al Jenkin
Cliquet Club
NBC Networks
WEAF
Waldorf-Astoria
Whitehouse
WTAAL
Dphil &Sottalns
Isic
Ma- Pimda
General Electric
Wright Sisters
Park Central Orchestra
Yoeng
KDKA
WLW
Longine
St. A
WIR
Vincent News Briefs From February Reports
Miscellany of local notes from Vincent and nearby towns. Mentions Mrs Edith Morris and illness, funeral of Phillip Walch in Cleveland, weddings and visits among families, illnesses including mumps and ailing residents, church activities, and social calls in Elyria and Lorain. Includes stops by Hurd, Warner, Leach, Sapienza, McIntire, Reese, and White with noted dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leach
Lorain
Thomas Sapienza
Amherst
H. PD
Worcester and Sons
James Cunningham
Rosebud Hurd
Elyria
C. E. McIntire
Kathryn
K. Reese
Tabernacle Meeting
Rosalind Lewis
Margaret Leonard
A. C. Warner
K. McMillan
M. Lewis
H. McIntire
E. A. White
White
W. Reese
M. Caley
Penfield News and Community Events Snapshot
A Penfield note from Mrs. Myrtle Gregg reports an Oberlin School of Theology student speaking at the Congregational church next Sunday at 10 a.m. Fifteen PIS sophomores toured Cleveland for a play. Ivan Lee of Auburn visited Mark Devereaux, while John Tesnow's family plans to move to Findlay. The high school hosts a dance March 1. Pu blic attendance at a Wellington Vaudeville Review is noted. Seventh and eighth graders plus Mrs. Dorothy Smith enjoyed a coasting party at Mary Lindsey’s home with a bonfire and hot dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Oberlin School of Theology
Congregational Church
Cleveland
Ivan Lee
Auburn
Indiana
Mark Devereaux
John Tesnow
Findlay
Ohio
Wellington Firemen
Opera Horse
Wellington
Dorothy Smith
Mary Lindsey
Football takes place of bull fighting in Mexico says coach
Sewanee Tenn football authority Dr. Mike Bennett predicts football may replace bull fighting as the national sport in Mexico. He toured Mexico City coaching at the University of Mexico and says a 1950 Mexico US championship game is possible. He reports high enthusiasm, rapid learning, and praise for clean sport among Mexicans who treated him well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewanee
Tenn
Mike Bennett
University of the South
University of Mexico
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Bennet
National Collegiate Football Coaches Association
Association
New Orleans
Dr. Bennett
Bennett
Soviet cinema trust brands hundreds of foreign films undesirable
The Glavrepertkom condemned hundreds of foreign films bought by the Soviet cinema trust as undesirable. More than a thousand pictures owned by Sorkino were reviewed, with 393 of 748 foreign titles deemed harmful for further showings in the Soviet Union. The commission cited depopularizing prostitution, depravity, thrill tricks, bourgeois morals, mysticism and decadence as reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siovies
Ban
Moscow
Soviet Cinema Trust
Glavrepertkom
Sorkino
Soviet Union
Parm gardens usually too large say Ohio expert
Columbus Ohio February 23 EB B Tussing extension specialist in vegetable gardening at Ohio State University warned that farm gardens are often planted without planning and tend to be larger than needed. He noted about a quarter million farm homesteads in Ohio with 163 000 owned and many include gardens intended to support family living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
EB. B. Tussing
Ohio State University
Tussing
Alligator Kills Young Playmate in Connecticut Incident
A former Springfield resident yesterday killed a young playmate in Hartford Connecticut and was placed in solitary confinement after the act. Details indicate a murder charge and investigation continue as authorities confirm the suspect’s identity and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Hartford
Charley
Mid-Winter Furniture Bargains at West End Store
West End Furniture Store advertises bedroom suites and mattresses at reduced prices. A 3 piece bed spring and Joe Mattress set sold for $48.50, with complete bedroom suites and other items listed. Contact phone 3155 for details.
Alligator at Hartford Museum Kills Infant Boy
A young alligator named Charley, housed at the Hartford Children’s Museum on Farmington Avenue, fatally bit a boy named Oscar aged under one. The reptile, kept with two others in a tank, was discovered in watershops pond for the summer and later turned over by a Hartford fisherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Children’s Museum
Farmington Avenue
Charley
Oscar
Chester physician sets daily patient visit record
Dr. J. N. Gaston of Chester, South Carolina, reportedly visited 151 patients in one day from 6 a.m. to midnight during the height of the influenza epidemic, including many rural patients several miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
S. C
J. N. Gaston
Chester County
Washington Tops Smuggling Seizures In U S Last Year
George F Hubbard, collector, told the Young Men's Republican Club in Seattle that one third of all smuggled goods seized in the United States last year came from Washington State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seattle
Wash
United States
George F. Hubbard
The
Young Men’s Republican Club
Weatherworn 1817 Bible on Display in Conneaut
A well preserved 1817 Bible printed from the Greek New Testament is on display in Conneaut Ohio. A separate item notes that the four acres in Queens New York once granted to a man by two Dutch kings were recently sold by his heir for 1.9 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut Conneaut, O
Queens
N. Y
Building a New Home and Floor Color Questions
A fragmented advertisement style text asks if you are building a new home and hints at answers scattered in the March issue of a home building magazine titled YOUR HOME. It mentions page references to floors, wall colors, and proper timing for laying floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Builder
China Makes 6 Better Antiques Says US Appraiser
Bert Kahn, a United States appraiser in San Francisco, argues modern China is making better and newer antiques. He claims 95 percent of antiques imported by Americans are fakes and notes two Tang dynasty pieces arriving in port were labeled false by customs expert Thomas E. Hearty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
China
Bert Kahn
United States
Kahn
Far East
Thomas E. Hearty
Big Public Sale From Kipton Area Farm Auction
Farmers sell at public auction on Wednesday February 27 starting at 9 30 AM at residence 3 miles south and 3 4 mile west and then 1 2 mile south of Kipton Ohio bidding on a work team of black mares 2800 pounds 24 head Holstein cattle 7 cows 3 8 years freshening in Dec Jan and Feb plus young stock calves heifers bulls and yearlings 60 lb cows nine hogs tools hay silage corn oats and more Clerks note and church lunch by Camden Baptist Church terms cash under 10 settlement over 10 6 months at 7 percent with approved security auctioneer C E Baylor and Betts Col Wellington Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Heffer
F. G. Betts
Public sale at Chestnut Ridge near Elyria and Ridgeville
A farm on shares sells at public auction Monday February 26 at 10 30 AM at the residence three miles east of Elyria or two miles south and two miles west of Ridgeville. Items include four horses and various farming implements a balance of stock and equipment with cash terms for small amounts and six months notes for larger sums. Auctioneer Claston HB. Elyria Ohio. Clerk Chas Wilder. Phone 2698.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ridgeville
Chestnut Ridge
Mondey
Claston HB. Soor
Ohio
Chas. Wilder
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