Area in South Suffers From White Plague
New Orleans reports a TB mortality hotspot in the Tennessee Valley spanning Georgia Alabama and Mississippi for white and black residents. Dr Carl Dauer and Dr L L Lumsden surveyed county by county data across nearly twenty states finding high death rates 1929 33 with no clear cause. Findings to be presented at the National Tuberculosis Association convention in New Orleans April 22 25.
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New Orleans
Tennessee
Carl C. Dauer
Tulane University Graduate School of Medicine
National Tuberculosis Association
New York
Tuberculosis Association
Dauer
L. L. Lumsden
United States Public Health Service
Tennessee Valley
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Periculosis mortality patterns across southern states
Dr. Dauer notes death rates decline to the south and east of the Smoky and Cumberland mountains and fall along an arc through Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. Below this line mortality was 37.4 per 100,000 in whites during 1929-33.
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Dauer
Smoky
Cumberland Mountains
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Wakeman Sports and Club Activities Report
Wakeman notes schedule for the Business Men's Basketball team facing Elyria General Industries on Jan 20 and Berlin Heights on Jan 24, plus games at Townsend and La Grange. Clarksfield installs local Grange officers on Jan 7. Bowling league members attend a Norwalk banquet and high school students attend the show The Tale of Two Cities in Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Elyria General Industries
Townsend
Berlin Heights
la Grange
Yarsa Brothers
Clarksfield Corp of
Grange
Norwalk
Two Cities
Cooley Home Hosts and Local Guests in Oberlin Sequence
Keith Stanfield and Locke Cooley, both Oberlin residents, called on the C. A. Cooleys on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Mrs. Karl Love hosted the Book Club discussing Cities and Rivers in Alaska. Papers by Mrs. B. J. Cranston on Alaska industries and Mrs. Lea Ross on populating Uncle Sam's Attic were shared, with May Bacon organizing contests and refreshments afterward. Mrs. Clifford McMann is scheduled to entertain next at Cooper Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Love
Alaska
B. J. Cranston
Lea Ross
Uncle Sam
May Bacon
Clifford McMann
Cooper Street
Opening of Werner Todd Hatchery Celebrated with Dance
Werner Todd opened his Hatchery with a Friday night dance and card party. Mrs. Charles Clark Jr. recently broke her arm. The Christian Endeavor Society met at Jeanne Bellamy's home. Mary and Phyrne Buckley of Cleveland spent the weekend with their parents. Kenneth Spore is employed at the Oasis. A school assembly at Ruth Filkins on Abbott Street performed programs for the coming semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Todd
Charles Clark, Jr
Christian Endeavor Society
Jeanne Bellamy
Mary
Phyrne Buckley
Cleveland
Buckley
Kenneth Spore
Oasis
Ruth Filkins
Abbott Street
Radio Programs Friday Schedule At WTA WGAR And More
A detailed Friday radio lineup lists programs across WTA 280M 1070KC WGAR WIAY and related stations. It includes a mix of music, musicals, talk shows, bands, and serials with times from early morning to late night, mentioning hosts and performers such as Lowell Thomas Amos n Indy Uncle Ezra and the Pearl Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTA
Tom Main
Pie Plant Pete
Sportsman
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N
Indy
Uncle Ezra
Kaye
Smith
Pearl
Jesse Cramfor
Wood
A. AL
Thurn
Huntington B
Radio schedule and concert lineup on CLEVE station list
A dense, fragmented radio timetable lists programs, orchestras, and concerts across multiple stations. It includes names like Helen Wyant, Wm. Meader, Alex Seimainier, Cyril Bath, Major Bowe, J Mansanares, Gordon, Eddie Cantor, Jack Benny, Wayne King, Paul Whiteman, and orchestras such as Bob Becker and Jones'. It covers morning through midnight hours with varied shows from religious programs to operatic auditions and musical variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTAM
WHK
WGAK
WJAY
Pa Aeeeee Echoes
Melody Hour
Helen Wyant
Meader
Veewee Heart
Tone Pictures
City Mission Ac Erate Orch
Old
Hungary
Radio Pulpit
Brown
Alex Seimainier
Arews
B. Taylor Christ
Scienice
Cyril Bath
Major Bowe
Brdet
Cleve
Museum of Art
Clara Linder Music
Bohemian
Footnts
Lutheran Hour
Lealic
Howard Maxic
Voice of People
J. Mansanares
Reser's
Orch
N. Y. Pall. Or
Merrymakers Creation
Nds
Kormenko
Hearthaide N. Y. Pil
Father Coughlin
Mmtsa
Melodiana Roses
Loui
Dream Drama Land
Bob Becker
Himber’s
Orch Ra
Ray Perkina
Rabbi Brickner Eis
Ed McConnell
Advers
Exper
Melody Magic
Gordon
Eddie Cantor
Jack Benny
Contrera
Phil Baker
Bob Ripley
Lois Losger
Detroit
Walt Winchell
P Whiteman
Wayne King
Paul Whiteman
Seth Parker
Welody Master Matchtower
Dandies IL
Halstead
Shandor
Sterns
Woods Orch Jones’ Orch
Pearl's Orch
Kare’s Orch
Community Groups Plan Meetings and Socials in Norwalk
The upcoming school program centers on School Spirit with an upholstering session led by Mabel Fernald of Norwalk on January 23 at the Home Economics Cottage. A Ladies Fellowship Class gathering at Mrs. William Winters home, church religious training for fourth to sixth graders, and an Eastern Star meeting at Masonic Hall with eighteen attendees are noted. Family and social events include bridge prizes, birthday celebrations for Clarence Pierce, and multiple visits among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Fernald
Norwalk
William Winters
Ladies Fellowship
Congressional Sunday School
Eastern Star
Clarence Pierce
W.H. Jones
Curtis Todd
Pleasant Street
C. J. Hoyt
Frank Smith
Bellevue
Afr
Ed Ebel
Ebel
Cleveland
Perry Hoover
Walter Whetzel
Catherine Ott
Main Street
Louise Krause
Ann Nolan
Elizabeth Metz
Herman Ott
Clarence Krause
Meta Krause
Elyria
Sharon
C A Todd
Thomas Mockler
William Ott
Russell Mantz
Jean Wright
Wakeman
Wilhelmina Brooks
Havana
Carl Ott
Agnes Ott
Robert Woodworth
Valley City social notes and sports win at Hinckley
Valley City reports a Democratic Women’s club meeting at Medina hosted by Mrs Olade Hollowell. Tommy Wolfe illness improves. Get-Together club entertained at Mrs Edna Kerthneck’s Medina home. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Harry Yost at Berea Hospital. Local visits include Mrs Miles Dean from Cleveland and Pearl Deimling’s return from Cleveland. Pinochle and birthday parties noted with prize for high score. Valley City basketball teams won both games at Hinckley, junior team losing to York gutter adjacent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
George Wolfe
Earl Arick
Democratic Women’s Club
Olade Hollowell
Medina
Tommy Wolfe
Edna Kerthneck
Harry Yost
Berea Hospital
Miles Dean
Cleveland
Ralph Feuchter
Pearl Deimling
Charles Derek
Michael Kristick
Joseph Grabenstetter
Ed. Grabenstetter
Ed. Sterer
Joe Levet
Henry Wolf
Maude Hauck
Jennie Arick
Ken Maynard Film At Dreamland Next Week
At Dreamland Capitol Theatre a Ken Maynard feature shares billing with Barbara Stanwyck Preston Foster and Melvyn Douglas leading the cast in a dramatic story of a lovely woman who is a deadly shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Maynard
Dreamland
Annie Oakley At Capitol and Heir to Trouble at Dreamland
Ken Maynard stars in Heir to Trouble a daredevil cowboys tale about a ranger who inherits a gold mine and a baby showing tomorrow at the Dreamland Theatre. Also Annie Oakley plays at Capitol with local gym event and a large serpentine dance by the Firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Oakley
Ken Maynard
Dreamland Theatre
Local Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits and Events
Schmidt and others guests share a weekend with local families. Cleveland visitors include Mr and Mrs Lawnsdale and Mr and Mrs Moline. Lorain hosts a Mikado performance with Ruth Steck on cello. Local families share dinners and Sunday gatherings across Berea Lorain Lakewood and North Olmsted.
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South
Capitol
Buffalo Bill
Annie ‘Oakley
Preston Poiter
Melvyn Douglas Morent Olson
Part
Kelton
Clyde
Charles
Wallace Beery
Lionel Barrymore
Jrown
Oro
Caliente
Dolores del Rio
Pat O'Brien
Ben Maynard
Keith Stanfield
Oberlin
C. A. Cooley
Locke Cooley
Entertains Club
Terry-Ted AM
Truman Jack Armstroms
Goldbergs
Buc Krogers
Boahe Carter
Freddie Rick
Broadway
Wgar Wiay
Lady Orphan Annis
Mary Small Ellis Vanderet Gordon Band
Tim Lamb
Abner
Jimmy Allen
Irene Rich
Hollywood Hotel
Pearce
March of
Americas
Mary Eastman
E Sports
Dorothy Lamour Armstrong
Coleran
News O Halstead
Waring Band
WLW
WGN
Wjin
Canton
Bil Griffiths
Variety
Kalten
Wyrt-Varge
Lazy Dan
Freddie Hick
Hollywood Hao
Richard Himber
March of Time
News
Armastrong Hkand
AOM
Madrig’ra Barorn
Lowell Thoma
Ames
Andy Lilac
Jack Rando
Music Box
Lady Orphan Annie
Lilac
Isham Jones
Dream Ship Garber
Heldi
Buck Rogers Goodwill Mus
D Moore
Myrt-Marge
Jimmie ‘Allen
J. Randolph
Boake Carter
Freddie Rich
Hank Keene
Clue
Happy Jack
Cheerio Koa
Vaughn Ainug
Health Home
Shero
DeVeath
Vass Family
Our Schools
Norsemen IL
Rosemary
Phart
Hank Sweene
Optra
Wetrop
Oods
Opera
Iron Tone
Kaltenmeyer
Odwin
Vty
Hampton Inst
al Jolson
Jolson
Smith’s Orch
Wood'n Orch
Thurn's Orch
Huntington’s
Wgar
Wusicral Clock
Rine Ti
Gite Landt
Manhatten
Bill and
Ginger Amateora
Clyde Barrie
China
Connery, Ethel and
Ben
Fonarlova Almstrels
Farmers Union
al Roth
Medrop
Onera
Tito Guizir
Herman's
Lopez
Fred Wm. Wile
Goga Delays
Frank Parker
Mayers
Nino Martini
Jack Graney Lyman
Nelson
Ord Lombardo
Studio Muasic
Serenade
Breakfast Club
City Mission
Johnny Baer Varietones
Mountain Girls Rose Room
Nell Riggs
Jim Sands
Iungar
Radio School Amuseate
Woments
Ozark Boys
Terhune
Tobsinson , Kr
Vander Pyl Music
Mts
Iamboree
Tsrae’s Mesagy
Tom Treland S. Sen
Duchin
Boston
Newar Orch
Lally's
Noble
Philco
Tau
C. J Cranston
The
Italy
West Ave
William Stech
Cook
Elsna
Arthun Muetzel
Kent
Muetzel
Joe Finding
Gust
Harold FE
Dean
Ned
Lakewood
Fred Feuchter
Clyde Feuchter
Aus Perkins
North Olmsted
Florence Dean
Schlitz Beer
Blue Sky Inn
Holy Cross Church
Alex Morasky
Cleveland Radio Orchestra
Cascade
Pocahontas
Murbach
Women's
Coats
Shades
Aleas
Safi
Nh Actos Company
Pucat
Elyqia
Rialto
Stage Arts Studio
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