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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1926

Page

4

SFEE Action on Shaible Bridge

G F Schlesinger director of highways and public works of Ohio asks C C Crabbe to take action on Shaible bridge 1.8 miles west of Elyria on state route 59. Bridge width is 14 feet with steep approaches and has caused two casualties property damage and injuries. Lorain County Automobile Club helped raise the issue. highway department has pressed the railroad to replace the bridge since March with no result.

G. F. Schlesinger Aghways and Public Works State of Ohio C. C. Crabbe Elyria Schlesinger Crabbe Henry Miller Lorain County Automobile Club Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Miller Highway Department

Sunday Radio Programs and Concert Schedules

A dense list of radio station programs across cities with times for vocal, instrumental, orchestra, church services, band and studio concerts. Entries include WBZ WTAM WPG KDKA KOA KYW WBAL WCAE WHZ WHAF WBHE WBZ WEAF WGN WGR WGY WHO WIIZ WLW WPG WSAI WIB WTAM WWJ and more with specific show times and venues such as Atwater Kent Radio Period Capitol Theater Family and various hotel or theater orchestras.

WBZ WTAM WBAF Atwater Kent WPG WBAP WBRAP KDKA Easst Pittsburgh KOA Denver Colorado KYW cChicago Ill WBAL Baltimore Forth Worth Texas WCAE WEAF Whzz Springfield Mass Copley Plaza WCX Detroit Mich New York N. Y Capitol Theater Goldman ‘Band WBHEI Boston Keith WFAA Dallas Mid Ligon Smith WGN Chicago Our Sam ‘N* Henry WGR Buffalo WGY Schenectady WIZ. Who Des Moines Iowa 14Th Cavalry Band WIIZ WHIB WLW Cincinnat Ohio Woc Mavenport Atlantic City N.T WSAI Cincinnati WIB Atlanta Cleveland Hollenden Hotel Orchestra Park Theater Orchestra Twilight Musicale WWI Capitol Theater Family

Monday Radio Programs Across Stations List of Evening Airings

A list of radio schedules shows stations WGY WRAP WEAF WJZ WBZ KOA KDKA KYW WADC WBAI WBAL WBAP WRBZ WCAE and others with times and programs including opera, concerts, orchestras, dance bands, and studio hours across cities like Pittsburgh Denver Akron Baltimore and Springfield. The entries contain times such as 8:00 8:20 9:00 and 10:15 with program titles like L Elisir d Amour Baldwins Hour and Scotch Program.

WEAF WJZ Baldwin WBZ KOA KDKA Pittsburgh Denver Colorado KYW Chicago Tll Congress Hotel WADC Akron Ohio WBAI Baltimore WBAL WBAP Fort Worth Texas WRBZ Springfield Mass Capitol Theater Orchestra Priscilla Beach Hall WCAE We Genes Aid

Ten Groups in Irish Politics Spark 1927 Election

Dublin July 17 report notes at least ten groups will contest the August 1927 Irish Free State election. Government fears a fractured vote may prevent a majority, while Republicans split between de Valera and Mary MacSwiney. Farmers Independents and Peoples Parties campaign, with a new party formed by saloon keepers.

Dublin Irish Free State Nai Ranka Poly Eamonn de Valera Miss Mary MacSwiney Valer Republican Party Miss MacSwiney de Valera Free State

Radio Station Schedule Wraps Evening Music Across US Cities

A fragmented listing shows station call signs and times for concerts dinners orchestras and programs from WEAF WNBC WEEI WFAA WGY WLW WMC WOAW WPG WSB WTAM and others across Detroit Dallas New York Buffalo Schenectady Cincinnati Omaha Atlanta and Memphis. Highlights include orchestral concerts dinner programs dance music and theater features with multiple 7 to 10 pm slots and a Grand Opera broadcast.

WEAF WCX Detroit Mich New York Palais D’er WEEI Houston Mass Varsity Tire WFAA Dallas Texas Sears- Roebuck WIR Buffalo N. Y WGY Schenectady WHO Des Moines Iowa Pontiac Merry Old Chief WMC Memphis Tenn WOAW Omaha Neb WPG Atlantic City WSB Atlanta WTAM Cleveland Ohio Hollenden Hotel Orchestra Bamboo Garden Orchestra Wwr Hartford Conn Detroit News Orchestra

New London Social Notes From July 17

New London reports show Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Barnes and son Delbert at Lakeside. Mrs. A. L. Hearson and daughter Donia travel to Marion Ohio for a brief visit. Harold Degrotti and son are in Detroit this week. Mrs. P. H. Burk, Mrs. M. F. Dyer, Mrs. Shipman and Mrs. Robert Walker dined with Mrs. Brown of Fitchville. Mrs. Stewart Barrett and daughter Francia Mary of Chicago visit Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barrett. W A Y class meets at the Nelson sisters home with a pot and sack supper for a large group of girls. Clyde Werts vacationing at Niagara Falls. Ida Harrod of Orlando Florida visiting friends in New London. Raymond Barrett attends Culver School in Indiana.

New London D. B. Barnes Delbert Lakeside A. L. Hearson Donia Marion Ohio Harold Degrotti Detroit P. H. Burk M. F. Dyer Shipman Robert Walker Mra. Brown Fitchville Stewart Barrett Francia Mary Chica Guy Barrett M. Church Dorothy Mary Nelson Clyde Werts Niagara ‘Falla Misa Ida Harrod Orlando iFla New, London Raymond Barrett Fe Schoel Culver Ind

Record Breaking World Racers Visit Local Families

Tired but happy at voyage end the world racers visited Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Paver and daughter Tuesday and Wednesday evenings in July for an ice cream social on the Congregational church lawn hosted by the Parent-Teacher Association. Mr. and Mrs. John Platt of Sterling arrived Thursday evening to visit the Miller family.

Christopher Paver Congregational Church Parent-Teacher Association John Platt Sterling John H. Miller

Americans Duped in Tricks on Tourists in London

An unnamed Chicagoan fell victim to a confidence scam by two men posing as Irishmen, losing about $600 after they coaxed him with a Rosary and a promised share of a legacy. He handed over nearly $500 more before they vanished. Scotland Yard, armed with photos, searches London for O’Connell and McKeigh, both linked to prior swindles in New York and Paris.

London Engtland O'Connell McKeigh Scotland Yard Europe Mel Keigh Paris

Public Camps Break Adirondack Records This Summer

Albany July 17 The Conservation Commission reports record use of New York Adirondack public camps this summer. Camps established six years ago attract large crowds of men women and children. Lake George battleground camp hosted over 100 campers in a recent weekend. Saranda ga camp near Wells counted 214 camps over a weekend with about 1600 people staying several days. District Ranger Cunningham notes growing attendance from Borth Creek.

N. Y Adirondacks Albany Conservation Commission Lake George Battleground

Adirondacks Fourth of July Campers Estimated Near Lore

An estimate places about 20,000 people camping in the southeastern Adirondacks around Indian Lake Blue Mountain Lake Long Lake Newcomb and Minerva and another 20,000 campers in other parts of the district during the Fourth of July holiday.

Adirondacks Indian Lake Blue Mountain Lake Long Lake Newcomb Minerva

Guy Lombardo'sRoyal Canadians to Crystal Gardens

Famous dance band Gur Lombardo's Royal Canadians rise quickly in fame after 150 WTAM radio broadcasts. They play at Crystal Beach Sunday afternoon, July 18, after residencies in Cleveland. Band leaders say offers to travel all year are pouring in as public acclaim remains strong.

Gur Lombardo Royal Canadians Lombardo Boys WTAM Cleveland Guy Lombardo Crystal Beach Music Box Blossom Heath Guy

Brownhelm Club Reports July 17 4-H Meeting

The 4-H Clothing Club met at Ruth M. Miller's home with ten of eleven members present. Members resumed work on aprons and nightgowns, with Hazel Brill hosting the next gathering on July 21. The True Blue Class of the Evangelical Sunday School reorganized with Gladys Leuszler as president and Hazel Brill as vice president. A light social hour followed the business after a brief session.

Brownhelm Perfection Club Ruth M. Miller Hazel Brill True Blue Evangelical Sunday Arhool Gladys Leuszler Offiers Nlazel Brill Edna Schisler

Prince of Pilsen at Capitol Theatre A breezy musical comedy

The Prince of Pilsen is shown at Capitol Theatre. A Cincinnati brewer named Hans Wagner visits the scenes of his childhood and is mistaken for the Prince of Pilsen. Anita Stewart plays the heroine and George Sidney provides humor as the brewer. The film aims to amuse, blending European court pomp with farcical adventures.

Pilaen Anita Stewart George Sidney Falelaff

Audenes in Jungle in Rivoli Film The Savage

A Rivoli review finds The Savage a fair Ben Lyon vehicle with May McAvoy. The jungle chase plot is far fetched though the jungle scenery and monkeys provide some appeal. The direction is solid but Lyon and McAvoy carry weak material. A note on German automobile seat invention follows.

Rivoli Ben Lyon Ben May McAvoy Lyon South Sea Bes Lyon Marion Davies Antonio Moreno Creighton Hale Roy D’arcy Buster Brown Buster

New York Health Improves as Death Rate Falls

Albany reports 1926 health gains with population rising by three million over two decades. Deaths roughly match 1905 figures though the rate fell to 12.7 per thousand in 1925, NYC 18.3 and rest of state 13.8. Chronic disease shifts show drop in respiratory deaths from 16 to 11 percent and tuberculosis from about 12 to 7.1 percent, while heart disease rose from 7.1 to over 21 percent.

Albany N. Y New York State State Health Department New York City Health Department

The Gorilla Plays Third Week at Olio Theatre

The Gorilla, the mystery play starring Clifford Dempsey and Frank McCormack, continues for a third and final week at Olio Theatre, drawing crowds with its famed comedy.

Olio Theatre Clifford Dempsey Frank McCormack

Detective pair Mulligan and Gar tity thrill Cleveland crowd

A garbled report hints at detectives Mulligan and Garrity delivering a high tension show that stirred the Cleveland area with sharp wit and dramatic turns, drawing strong audience reactions and local buzz.

Mulligan Gar Cleveland

Fragmentary line hints at Alexandrie acquisition timing

Readable parts indicate a note about an Alexandrie acquisition or sector, with a timestamp around 16.96 am and a reference to 2846. The fragment suggests a place and an action but lacks clear entities or outcomes.

Lame Bak Alexandrie

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Gwendolyn Parnell Grant St Edward S. Evans Linton Wells Crystal Gardens Adolph Heinzerling Nellie Opperman Plymouth The Farm Implement Co Elyria, O Prince OF Pilsen Audenes IN Germany Lorain Langberg and BROWN Dreamland Buck Jones Felix Art Acord Rex R. M. Summers Earl Court Fodriftwood First Savings & Loan Company Middle Ave Irtvoli Beverly Robert McLaughlin Dayton Me Harry H. Smith Capitol Prise
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