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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1929
Page
7
Fragmentary page lists radio and theatre schedules with names like United Opera Company and The Pearl Fishers, plus notices of local residents and events. Includes obituaries, marriage, and school news with names, places, and dates, all reflecting small town life and civic matters.
Eastern Time listing for WTAM WEAR and WHK shows includes Earl Rohlf at 1 p m, Ball's time at 2, Sickel Plate program at 7 30, Fordan's Song Shop at 4, Hoover Sentinels at 3 39, Selbering Savers love songs at 9, Temmlin Bradley Trio at 3 30, Carl Rupp at 10 09, Emerson Girls Bam boo Gardens at 10 30, Billy Burton's Clermont Tent at 11, Horace Vohoun Far East orchestra at 2, Meerle Jacob Pirates Hold orchestra at 12 39, Mildred and Florence Doga care tips at 6, Blue Flash Indians orchestra at 6 59, and Money problems segment with Engineers National Bank at 7 30.
An old advertisement touts Mother's Friend as external lubricant to ease childbirth, claiming three generations of mothers praise it. It invites expectant mothers to request a free booklet and notes the product is sold in drug stores nationwide, with a long radio schedule and program listings appended.
Penfield reports Mrs Josiah Barlor recovering at home then hospital care in Lorain. Edith Taylor improving. Jay Smith moved to County Home. Farm Bureau annual meeting held with 80 ill, Lawrence Betts chairing, F E Kellogg secretary, Penfield group size 41. Bay Shaw attended grandmother Katharine Gabel’s funeral in Cleveland. Wyron Sooy birth at Memorial Hospital. Death notes: A B Hares of Marion, born in Penfield, died at 4 years old. long time local citizen and worker.
In Albuquerque on January 17, two women officials of the Girls Welfare Home are to be charged with manslaughter after a coroner's jury finds Helen Haskew, 18, died from mistreatment including starvation and twilight sleep injections. District Attorney Eugene Lujan announced the verdict and plans.
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