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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1927
Page
2
Radio schedules show Cleveland area times across WEAF WHEW WAM and other networks with concerts, ball scores and programs. The listing includes names like Miriam Ward, Beatrice Raf, John Yall, Morgen Sisters, and various orchestras under directors such as Friederick Janssen and connections to sponsors and hotels.
Fragmented OCR shows various station call letters and programs across New York and Chicago. Mentions include Geisha musical comedy, soprano assists, and orchestra segments with times like 2, 30 p.m. and references to WIR WGN WPG.
Amherst Massachusetts July 23 details a quarrymen's picnic at Cedar Point on July 31. A special train departs the quarry at 7 30 am and Amherst at 8 90 am on the same day. The return train leaves the sky pier at 7 15 pm. Spe contests for the quarrymen are planned.
A church meeting at St. Peter's Congregational Church is planned for Sunday morning with reports from the district conference in Cleveland and the Sunday School League convention in Pompe. The new building will be discussed and all members urged to attend. Various local society notes mention dinners, picnics, and remarks on upcoming events at St Paul's Lutheran and other area churches. A drive to Cleveland featured a social visit to Mrs. Sotmen and a minor traffic incident near Townes Hill with two injured occupants.
Mrs Henry Plato was delightedly surprised by relatives at her Park Avenue home last evening. Cards furnished entertainment and refreshments followed for guests including Mrs George Mens, Mrs Hugh Fongegan, Mrs C G Aschenbach, Caroline Kelch, Mrs EO OW Lahif, Mrs A L Meor, Mrs AFP Roth, Mrs Wm Baker, Mrs AL C Walsh, Mrs Mahoney Cleveland, and Week one. Installation of officers followed with Reberal lodges in regular session as officers were installed led by Noble Grand von Rosenkranz and other officers. Social hour and refreshments concluded the evening.
About 30 members of the Youngs People's League of Jown's Evangelical church travel to Vermilion-on-the-Laka for a heady party with a wiener and marshmallow roast. A fast and exciting game is anticipated at Marion Sunday where Marion club meets South Amhurst. A picnic is planned by the German Beneficial Union at Brandt's Park with members urged to attend.
Mr and Mrs Tout Andrews and family attended the funeral of their farmer uncle Burke E via held Friday.
Gerald Hagen, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Magen, was admitted to the local hospital on Church Street and underwent an operation.
Miss Margaret Newsberry of Elyria Avenue will leave this evening for Garr, Indiana, to spend a week with friends. Florence Ehrman of New Avenue plans a Thursday departure for an eastern trip with friends to Bangor and other points of interest, lasting about a month.
Amherst briefs list numerous social visits and stays across surrounding towns. Mrs Elmer Roe and daughters visited with Emily Belden in Amherst while relatives traveled between Oberlin Lorain and Elyria. Names include Williamson Linds Ler, Wrage Slater, Pullmer, Méez, Andrews, Enuu Souta Amherst, White, Lapp, Deck, Ward, Cenk, Stiwal, Cuddeback, Senth Amh are noted among passing callers and relatives.
Handles millions L. R. Baird a Dickinson North Dakota banker holds the Northwest record for bank receiverships. He is receiver for 250 closed banks in North Dakota with totals over 30 million dollars. Appointed state receiver in 1923 when North Dakota had 40 failed banks amid a panicky banking situation.
Eaton July 23. A regular Grange meeting is set for Tuesday evening July 26 featuring a special musical program. Members note the summer heat prompted a change to two meetings monthly for the season. Mr and Mrs R L Barth and Mrs Ford Hill traveled to Columbus midweek and stayed with Mr and Mrs Will Chapman. Miss Bess Stanley of Texas visited local friends.
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Mrs Howard Walter and Mrs H A Eleher hosted relatives from East Liverpool including Milas Pauline Elcher for a family visit. Reverend H A Eleher and family plan a Tuesday departure for a vacation in East Liverpool. A lightning strike damaged a large tree behind Ernest Smiths home during Friday’s storm. Grace Coon fell while cherry picking and broke her left arm.
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