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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1929

Page

3

Radio and concert listings plus local society notes

A reader’s page lists radio time slots for GOOfEY MOVIES to several stations with music groups and performances. It also notes a string of station programs and times, including Freshman Orchestra and Paramount Cab program, plus mentions Miss Juanita Bursley and local Elyria visitors. Local residents Carl Neiding, Helen Gerber, the Taylor family, Lilian Flew, and Richard Dide lious are named with recent moves and school attendance updates.

Lorain Ohio Juanita Bursley Chas. Whitney Marcella Wright Emma Kenyon Charles Finlay Collins Elyria Carl Neiding Col Unwood Helen Gerber Taylor Marion Lilian Flew Richard Didelious

Radio Programs Cleveland Stations and Schedules

Radio listings from Cleveland stations WTAM WEAR WHR and WJAY WGI air a dense evening lineup. Programs include Vim Girls Eveready hour Moonbeam announcements Zoo lineups, symphonies, talk on Auto Show models, and performances by pianists sopranos and instrumentalists across multiple times and venues.

Cleveland Eastern Standard Imne Cleveland Orchestra Arthur Haas Auburn OJL Symphony Orchestra Widlar Moonbeam Eveready Clicquot Club Eskimos College of the Air O. N. Dustheimer Zeiss Vim Girls Radio-Helth-Orpheum al Walden WHR Farm Forum Roy J. Crocker Bob and Wait Wilie Piccadilly Orchestra Pauline Norris Gertrude Walton Joseph D'Angelo Bohemian Radio Club Blue Fish Indians Giuseppe Dil

Penfield Notes From Myrtle Gregg's Column

Penfield January notes report Ladie's Aid will meet January 31 with Mrs. Ira Starr to collect for the Home for the Aged in Elyria. Several residents and relatives are mentioned: Chas Herman moving to Chestnut Ridge, Maxine Blought caring for Mrs Lola Pomeroy in LaGrange, Emms Sooy ill in Ashville, Clara Smith in Cuyaroga Falls, and families visiting Cleveland and LaGrange. Flu recoveries noted for Ray and Elsie Shaw. Wv. C. Hall visits Sebring to stay with daughter Mae Fink. Saw Naylor buys in La Grange.

Ray Elsie Shaw Wv. C. Hall Sebring O Mae Fink Dwight Smith Saw Naylor E. L. Pierte la Grange

Social notes from Wakeman and surrounding towns

A series of brief local-updates lists visits among residents of Wakeman Emma Lakewood Elyria and nearby areas. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. M W Anderson of Lake Avenue Emma Ada and others. Several health and family events noted with mentions of funerals visits and illness.

Murray Ridge Notes LocalVisits And School Spell Event

Jan 29 Murray Ridge column records residents visiting nearby towns including Henrietta Elyria Oberlin Avon and Cleve land. Students from Murray Ridge school attended a Wellington spelling contest with Jean Fridenst Beatrice and Mitchell Knit tle among participants.

Pleasantville Social Notes From W. Tran

Pleasantville news records visits and outings among local families including Seeley Schubert Hanchett and Doane households. Attends evangelistic services in Elyria. Several travelers from Cleveland Avon and Cleveland area visit Pleasantville residents amid illnesses and recoveries.

Doane Family Visits Plymouth C Site

Mr and Mrs Ray Doane visited Mrs Doanes parents in Plymouth C a week ago Sunday. Myles Wheeler went to Cleveland Sunday due to his mother's illness at his brother Guy Wheeler's home. A gas well is being drilled on Wesley Trans farm.

Pleasantvillde Byron Seeley Carl Milton Behner S. Behner Gordon Wheeler Dennis Barrett Cleveland Frank Stacks Mildred Avon Ray Doane Wi. S. Behner S. B. Behner Guy Doane DeForest Sanders L. L. Wheeler

Columbia Baptist Church Yearly Meeting and Local News

Columbia Ohio reports the yearly meeting of the Columbia Baptist Church on January 28. Frank Beasel of Berea underwent surgery at Community Hospital last week. Mrs Beasel formerly Miss Josephine Miller of Columbia. Mr and Mrs Charles Elkins of Elyria visiting sister-in-law Mrs Glenn Stranahan. Faith Smith ill. Ada Weekly helping at Community Hospital. Blanche Hitchcock ill. Locals attend Billy Sunday services in Elyria. Five Farm Bureau ladies at Lorain County meeting named: Mrs F E Schriver Graf ton, Mrs A J Carpenter Eaton, Mrs A D Crocker Columbia, Mrs C W Cotton Elyria. W G Caskey Oberlin president. W Day Brighton VP. R E Campbell Pittsfield secretary. C F Hales Columbia treasurer. Delegates to Columbia convention during Farmers week: W G Caskey and A D Crocker. Dinner schedules: Methodist ladies at Farmers Institute Jan 30. Baptist ladies Jan 31. Fred Reynolds and two children from Carlisle moved into Richard Pitt’s tenant house. Reynolds works at a greenhouse. Max Hitchcock caught a fox on a local fox hunt. Clara Webber of Columbia placed second in 7th grade spelling at county contest in Wellington. A Elyria woman helped administer high school spelling tests last week.

Columbia Columbia Baptist Church Frank Beasel Berea Community Hospital Beasel Josephine Miller Charles Elkins Elyria Glenn Stranahan Little Faith Smith Ada Blanche Hitchcock Billy Sunday Lorain County Farm Bureau F. E. Schriver Grafton A. J. Carpenter Eaton A. D. Crocker C. W. Cotton W. G.askey Oberlin W. Day Brighton R. BE. Campbell Pitsfield C. F. Hales Odelegtes W. G. Caskey Farmers’ Institute Fred Reynolds Carlisle Richard Pitt Reynolds Max Hitchcock Clara Webber Wellington

Absence of Ranker Cancel Leads PTA Meeting Void

The note states there is an absence of Mr Ranker and that no Parent-Teachers association meeting will be held this month. The message indicates the planned gathering is canceled due to his absence.

Ranker Parent-Teachers Association

Uncle Sam Owes Debt To 50 000

Washington reports that about fifty thousand former U S government employees may each receive around $20 from a retirement fund they paid into yet never claimed. The Retirement Division of the Pension Bureau is locating these people who left government service and forgot their payments or left the fund expecting interest. Some have only cents due, others up to $500 or more. The Comptroller General issued a call to compile a list of former employees owed funds. Many worked in Navy yards post offices or the Veterans Bureau. Uncle Sam seeks to return the money, but can not permanently credit accounts or identify rightful owners.

Washington United States Pension Bureau Bureau Comptroller General Navy Yards Veterans’ Bureau Sam

Paraguay population and area figures

Paraguay has roughly 900,000 residents and spans about 196000 square miles. These basic geographic and demographic figures outline the nation's size and population density.

Republic of Paraguay

Woman sheriff to pursue case after deputy’s death

Missi The official act of Tate cousin's yew names Mrs. Lil Campbell as acting sheriff to fill the unexpired term. She intends to continue her late husband M. C. Campbell’s crackdown on liquor law violators. A young man who aided Campbell after a heart attack asked to be locked up, and later drove the officer’s car to the county jail.

Senatoria M. C. Campbell Lil Campbell

Glenn McDonaid confronts odd egg find in Missouri farm

On a Glenburn Missouri farm, a farmer surprised by a peculiar egg measured about 10 inches in circumference and 7.5 inches long. Inside the shell, two smaller objects were found, one tightly enclosed within the outer shell.

Glenn McDonaid Glenburn Jey Ag

Pink for Caratation Origin Explained

The name pink for caratation derives from the verb pink meaning to puncture or pierce, with the flowers nicknamed for their jagged edges.

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