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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1926
Page
10
Club leaders will meet March 28 at the County Farm Agent C. E. Rowland's office to plan 1926 work. First lessons for instructions will be given to leaders at that time.
Ohio Attorney General urged a cooperative effort between insurers and state officials to organize casualty insurance representatives. The push targets stronger enforcement of insurance laws to recover foregone revenue from licensing and taxes on buses and trucks.
Dugan, secretary of the State All Miles Commission, cites 8 592 658.34 as gas tax receipts over 20 12 months since the law began April 18 1975. An 800 bird poultry show opens at Memorial Hall under the Ohio Fanciers Association. Judging runs today and tomorrow.
D. M. Gibson of 210 Park Ave reported hearing a Buenos Aires station last night with a loud initial three minutes on a loud speaker fading, then picked up near Tangle 299.8 by WELK in Detroit. He noted an orchestra and later a song between 11 and 11 82, with earlier signals between 9 and 16 using an eight tube radio.
Rialto Theatre announces Anne Nichols' Able'n Irish Rose starring Sadte's Trish Teller with its record-breaking nationwide run. The three night engagement begins Thursday Feb 4 with a matinee Saturday at 2 50 pm. Mail orders from out of town are being filled in order received. no phone reservations or checks held.
Miss Ruby Starkey was honored with a surprise party at the home of Mrs. Mary Starkey. Attendees from Wlyrlay include Abie McCall Loree Wells Claire Reisinger and others with music games and refreshments. The gathering featured families and friends from the community.
A long excerpt lists radio station frequencies and programs for overseas listeners, with detailed evening schedules in multiple cities. It also reports social visits, hospital news, school events, and local errands recounting residents and their activities through Thursday to Sunday.
A parade of names shows visits and gatherings from Franklin Rust and families to Mrs. Hattie Gibson of Chicago. Teachers in Ta Porte resume duties after tonsillitis while substitutes help. Postmaster F W Howard and guests dine with the Jones family in Wellington as Elyria and Cleveland visitors arrive for weekends and illness keeps some at home.
Elizabeth Robins at a London dinner responds to claims of female inferiority and male superiority. She discusses a Girton undergraduate and social tea chats, highlighting debates on learning and progress. The report also notes tennis champion Bill Tilden’s outlook on his long tennis career.
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