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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1929
Page
3
Local notices list numerous family visits and travels across Elyria Cleveland Akron and Toledo including Mrs H E Stebbins visiting Cleveland niece Chauncy Crawford and extended gatherings at the homes of F A Black D C Vann and W A Jewett among others plus a reference to age eleven.
At the G W Smith home for the Rick and Ames families plus Hattie Ames and son from Clarkesfield, visitors included J H Hodgkin and Warren Scranton with son from Cleveland, C A Beardsley’s family, and others. Several relativeseneighbors from Wellington Akron Ashland Cleveland joined the fourth.
A dense list of radio programs across Cleveland area stations WITAM WEAF WGY WLS and others for Tuesday July 2 detailing times for baseball weather updates orchestras talk shows and specials with many named programs and performers including Spitalny's Hotel Stater Orchestra and Urban program tracks across multiple stations.
A fragmented notice notes a program at 2:30 p m featuring Reardon with the Virginians Brigades and the Trumbull Quartet. The readable text hints at a concert or musical event with named groups and a scheduled time.
Radio listings from 1929 United Press detail Wor and CBS programs across networks with show times. Hank Simmons, United Symphony Orchestra, Revellers and Soloists, The Voyagers, Victor Wagner and orchestras are scheduled on WOR WEAF WJZ NBC for 700 EST to 930 EST.
Rochester guests at the Stanfield home for the Fourth included Baill Bryant of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stanfield with children from Wellington. Clyde Stanfield of Clarkesville, Elva Stanfield, and Milton Sells of Wellington joined others. Harry Dirkson of Lakewood and his wife visited H. F. Rieske’s family. Dirkson left the 5th. Elizabeth Chamberlain went to Aurora Ohio to take a hotel job.
Mr and Mrs T Poelking and children, Mr and Mrs S A Seidler, and F W Riebe hosted guests the Fourth. Gene Blanc and son from Cleveland visited F A Richardson home. Mrs Cora Rolfe of Ripton spent a month with Mr and Mrs W B Herrick. Leon Wolfe and daughter Barbara of Akron visited Mr and Mrs H E Stebbins, with other Stebbins visitors noted.
Relates Roy Gar and his severe stomach liver and kidney ailments improving after four doses of Konjola. He reports restored health, sleep, appetite, strength, and energy, praising the remedy and its availability at Philip's drug store and leading druggists.
A fragmentary Sunday schedule item lists routes or stops near Ashland Mansfield Wooster and Ly Mansfeld with bus terms. It notes a Sunday timing around 9.09 and a fare near $.90 or 615 depending on the line, but the readable text is incomplete and uncertain.
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