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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1928

Page

6

Radio Program Cleveland Stations

Listings show WHER and WEAF network broadcasts with concert programs and orchestras. Mentions of studios, meters, and frequencies indicate era radio scheduling and station names such as WHER WEAF WIE and St. Regis orchestra. The notices reference conductors like Lew White and Mediterranean selections in evening time slots.

Cleveland mt—Ra Tommy Leresford m-Ernest Orca Farnla Dorebs Wie Hilacreles St. Regis Ochestra

Local Social Wire from Brownhelm and Vicinity

Brownhelm and nearby towns share a busy week with visits among families. Mr and Mrs Adam Horn host relatives, while many residents, including Mrs. Louise Rkimneiser and Grace Englebry, visit friends and attend church affairs. Community members travel to Cleveland Vineland and Elyria for events and training, with numerous calls, dinners, and outdoor gatherings noted.

Oberlin Road Social Notes From Camden Visit

July 14 report from Oberlin Road notes Mr. and Mrs. Hurst and family as Sunday guests of cousin William Myers in Camden. Dan Dudley enjoyed a Saturday afternoon at Vermilion-on-the-Lake. Mentions the Misses Francis and Mary Charlton and Mrs. M. L. Hurst along with Morris Case and Mrs. Glen Hobbs.

Adam Horn Browshelm Charles Rechte Philip Englebry Grace Dave Stevens Vermilion William Jaeger Walter Bennett Martin Schroeder Brownhelm Henry Emmerick Ambherst John Bauman Christ Bauman Axtel Jobhr Godfrey Bauman Anne Bauman Wallace Court Dayshter Ruth Friad Oberlin Road and Airs Hurst William Myers Camden Dan Dudley Vermilion-on-the-Lake Francis Mary Charlton M. L. Hurst M Morris Case Glen Hobbs

For Sale 6 and bath in best West Side section

For sale a 6 and bath lot 999 by 162 feet in the most desirable portion of the West Side. Prospective buyers should contact Mr. Taylor or J. George of Taylor & Co. at phone numbers 2986 or 35734.

6 & Bath West Side Taylor J. George Taylor & Co

Oberlin Residents Attend South Rusterested Meeting

Oberlin residents and church members gathered at the home of Mrs. Hollingsworth in Pittsfield on Tuesday evening for a meeting about continuing community activities. Attending were Mrs. A. Saxton, Mr. and Mrs. Gar McRoberts, and others from Oberlin Elyria and nearby towns. The Grains meeting in Oberlin Tuesday night drew Mr. and Mrs. Kreger, the Saxtons, and the McRoberts, with Ward of Oberlin delivering the address.

Louise Rkmneiser Howard Elmer Portman Helen Keressi Alex Senten Cleveland Steve Gede C. Sanders Fred Louck Alfred Schott Gladys Leuzler Brownheim Mead Petty Epworth League M. E Airs Edward Shepherd Brandon Wisconsin Arthur Court Charles C Lena Gesenheimer Ni. Duechker Elaine Aliss Rosalie Parrish Agnes Patterson Lorem Clarence Niffer Ani Jeane Baltimore Oberlins Sia Hollingsworth Pitsfeld A. A. Saaton Scott tYiddowson Oberlin Gar McRoperts James Reid McCaffry Elyria Jfleveland Dan Campbell Crele John Campbell Fred Bongs offEtriia Jobin Baumann John Baumann, Jr Joan Baumans Pittsfeld Professor Ward Wil Charles McIntire H. Brooks East $2 Louis Carl Hansen Louise Landon Norwa Nancy Mmccaffin Betty Reid Fred McRoberts Howard Zintz Buffalo University of Detroit Gar McRoberts Wallace Smith Joe Smith Oberlear Andy Edwards Rey Waller John Francis Edwards Riverview Park Frank Kreger A. A. Saxton Home Coming Association Ta Announe

Local notices from Kipton and Camden area events

Community news mentions Miss Margaret Lee Kipton teaching music in Camden schools. Residents from Norwalk Amherst and Vermilion attend church lawn ice cream social hosted by the Christian Endeavor. Several locals visit Elyria and Cleveland relatives while Miss Haigh tours vacation. Myron Bates and family visit in Elyria. Erie Gibbs and family spend time with relatives.

Kipton Juix Morris Oteriin Camden Ar. Newton Norwalk Fred Ackerman Elmer Buchs Amherst Christian Endeavor Society Haraingra Oleson Wascar Gaenaelis Haig Cleveland Nellie Haigh Berlin Pearl Allan Vermijion Rose Parker Buver Road Edward Au Jennie Davidson Mas Elyria Twining Mame Myron Bates Sam Annabelle Hales Iva. Hales Myron Bates Erie Gibbs Meron Bates

New Chamber Movements Reach Elyria in Training Notes

Fellow studies in new commerce movements expand from large cities to Elyria and other towns. At Northwestern University national school, E. Ad. FelTow oversees special trainings for chamber and trade organization executives. About 205 communities nationwide engage in intensive programs with seasoned secretaries from New York Chicago and Kansas City.

Chivago Tih Chamber of Commerce Nora Elyria Northwestern University National School E. 4d Fel- Tow Scere Champer of Commerce America New York Chicago Kansas

Japan Premier Boosts Friend to Cabinet Post

Japan’s premier Tanaka faced opposition as Fusanosu Kubara, once a go down keeper paid three yen monthly, was named minister of communications in a cabinet reshuffle. Sources note Kubara’s rise followed a reorganization after urging the emperor’s approval.

Japan Tokyo Ars Horatio Alger Fusanosu Kubara Tanaka Kuhara

Tanaka ties to Kuhara amid wartime graft claims

Fragmentary OCR indicates a possible link between Premier Tanaka and Kuhara over a storage operation. It notes Kuhara as custodian of a go down and mentions salaries of Tanaka and Kuhara, painting a picture of corrupt financial ties during wartime.

Tanaka Kuhara

Lays Warned to Rest Thea Job on Thea Farm

The article reports Cray of Ob: Stars University advising lay workers to rest animals and adjust feed. It mentions reducing wet mash to about five pounds per head, using regular dirt mass and milk as a suitable meal, and setting feeding times around morning and early afternoon.

Cray Ob: Stars University

Poultry House Ventilation and Feed Help Health

A fragmented guide notes that heating should be managed and the hen house kept cool and well ventilated to prevent quitting laying. Green feed is said to promote proper maturation and overall health, aiding egg production and vigor.

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