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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1929
Page
6
The text discusses potential changes to the radio law allowing mergers between wire and wireless firms. It notes the present prohibition on wire and wireless mergers and suggests the Couzena bill could lead to abolition of this prohibition, a point of discussion in Senatorial circles.
A brief listings note from United Press detailing Saturday radio features on the WEAF NBC network and NBC stations. Shows include Cavalcade 7:00 p m General Electric Symphony 8:00 p m Detroit Symphony Orchestra 7:45 p m and Goldman Band 9:00 p m with Rolfe's Orchestra also mentioned.
Wellington Jones Motor Co. secured its first win of the season by defeating American Legion 77 to 3. The day’s tightest contest saw Foundry edge Firemen 7 to 6. D W Baird of Elyria spoke to Kiwanians on a westward trip including Yellowstone and Pike’s Peak.
Members of the Child Conservation League will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Paul Burnside for a White Elephant party. Each member is asked to bring an article from their home that they themselves do not use.
Locals Mr and Mrs Lee Smith and Miss Leola Sigler attended the Baldwin Wallace college organ recital Wednesday evening in which Mrs Roy McCormick participated.
Members of the Congregational church in Wellington invite friends to a covered dish farewell dinner for Mr and Mrs Samuel Zechar and daughter Betty on August 1 in the church dining room. A short Friendship Guild meeting will follow for annual officers elections.
Mr and Mrs Roy McCormick and daughter Maureen will travel to Indiana for a month visiting Mrs McCormick s parents. While there Mrs McCormick will give an organ recital in the new Methodist church in the city.
Avon residents share visits and hosting news. Rev and Mrs Hoffman entertain the latters mother from Chardon. Mr and Mrs John Terven and Ed Webb of Avon Lake spend time at Niagara Falls and Thousand Islands. Mrs Nick Schuster undergoes surgery. Mary Cole of Royalton referenced.
Washington report outlines Senate Interstate Commerce Committee plans to probe the entire communications field. It notes a proposed Federal Commission on Communications to regulate wire and wireless, domestic and international, with RCA viewed by some as a monopoly. Discussion highlights patent pools and government involvement after World War I.
July 26 notes from Reformed and Evangelical churches list Sunday services and Sunday school times. The 4-H Food Club met with Dorothea Born, canned twelve quarts of string beans, held a business session and social with 13 members. The column also records numerous local visits, travels, and greetings among residents and families in the area, including engagements and trips to nearby towns.
Horton B. Alger and C. E. Rowland met in Columbus to consider increasing the number of Lorain County exhibits at the Ohio State Fair. No firm plans were set. Four H Club work from the county will be shown at the Junior State Fair for the first time this year.
Sunday gatherings centered on Shanesville O where the Hostettler family hosted a reunion with guests from Avon Lorain and Oberlin. Throughout the region, families visited relatives at Linwood Park and Lakeside and joined Kneisel and Geisendoerfer reunions while many stopped by Oberlin Elyria and Amherst friends.
Local resident Frank Denton of Ashtabula Ohio reports relief from stomach and kidney troubles rheumatism and neuritis after using Konjola. He claims three bottles restored health and energy and notes its sale at Phillips Drug Store Elyria and by area druggists.
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