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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1929
Page
5
A bold action attributed to a female figure described as a sister using a self devised method to breach secured gates. The report highlights a daring approach, the location unknown, and the possible consequences or investigations underway.
United Press reports WEAF and NBC present Rosario Bourdon at 7:30 p m WOR and CBS schedule Mozart in English at 8:50 p m Haenschen's orchestra with Frank Mann Virginia Rea and Elizabeth Lennox at 9:30 p m EST Symphony orchestra and string quartet at 10 99 p m EST The Continentals perform operatic arias on WIZ and NBC at 10 p m EST
Cleveland radio listings for Eastern Standard Time on Tuesday Feb 26 feature WTAM and WEAR 1070 kHz with a lineup including Vim Boys Hotel Cleveland orchestra Hall's time Home Sweet Home hour Standard Symphony orchestra Widlar hour Eveready hour Clicquot Club Eskimos Dr O S Dusthelmes Jupiter the Giant Planet Vim Boys Dr O Keith Orpheum Al Walden Sixty club orchestra White's Piccadilly Orchestra The Superintendent and the Public What Teachers Expect of Parents Time Bohemian Radio Club hour The Village Vagrant Hank Simmons Show Boat Old Gold Paul White man hour Bedford Glens Park Orchestra Rubberneck Amos n Andy listed through late night.
Radio listings show 11:00 p m Weigler’s Royal Canadians with Wendell Hall and multiple acts across stations WIAY WGY WTAM KDKA WLW WOR WABC including the Colonial Serenaders Grimage Singers and Prophyriactic program with Frank Banta pianist. Additional segments feature Keith-Orpheum hour Nan Halperin Elia Shields Ben Bernie and Louis Calawell.
The community edition notes a warm welcome to Mrs. Edith Taylor after illness and visits by the Roth, Welsh, and Kluter families. It records a midwinter wedding of Laura Lathwell and Clyde Minkler at the Reorganized Church, with details on attendants and attire, and mentions local engagements, farm moves, club gatherings, and a Oberlin theology address.
At 11 00 p m Wrigler's Royal Cana dians are scheduled with radio stations WHK WGHP and WADC conveying the program details for the late night broadcast.
Penfield社会记事列出本地家庭来往及活动。Wives from Lakewood and local residents visit C J Behnke. trips to Cleveland. Elyria trip to Billy Sunday. moving to Wake farm. visits by Leach and DeLong families. Jones family travel. Lyndon Jones from Ohio State University returns. Penfield High School dance planned March 1. Congregational society meeting with a covered dish lunch.
J S Clifford attended the Lorain County Florist Club meeting at Carek's greenhouse. A number from Middle Ridge attended the Young People's Society of the Brownhelm Congregational church production The Arrival of Kitty, held under Hickory Tree Grange auspices at Am-.
Simerson visits Amherst kin while Miss Esther Nabokowski hosts guests. Mrs. Henry Monroe and sister Mrs. Dute recover from illness. Washington Tea at First Evangelical church parlor and quilting party at Leavitt Road. Wesley Kolbe marriage celebration at Huntington. Oberlin visitor Marion Steele and Girl Reserves event in Elyria. D. D. Club meeting at South Ridge. L. P. Lersch dies. funeral in Amherst. P T A to present a schoolhouse play March 1.
West Austintown resident Mr. E. O. Cramer credits Konjola with curing years of stomach trouble including constipation and indigestion. He says six bottles restored his health in six weeks, improving appetite and strength, and cites the medicine as widely trusted in the region.
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