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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1932

Page

5

A Lively Victim NY CIM mast the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Clifton Ohio July 29 Four H club members from Fayette Clark and Champaign counties will encamp here for a week long outing starting Monday More than 120 youths are expected Newark Ohio July 29 ap All debtors forgiven when A J Flynn second hand store keeper closed his shop to await better times A note in the window said all bills paid including those owed by everybody

Clifton H Club Fayette, Clark Champaign Counties Newark A. J. Flynn

Radio in Cleveland Stations Friday July 29 Schedule

Eastern Time programs listed for WTAM and WHK include Rose, Gordon, Self Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra, Merry Madcaps, Olympic Tours, Whiteman Band, Art Jarrett, Roy Evans, Isham Jones Orchestra, McKinney's Cotton Pickers and others with band and talk spots throughout the evening. Concerts, golf talk, magic acts, and studio scores fill the night across both stations with multiple show names and times.

Cleveland WTAM Sliderack Rose Stubby Gordon Waldorf-Astoria Merry Madcaps Frenz von Papen Snyder The Goldbergs Olga Albani Reisman Whiteman Black Amado Roy Marvin Tucker Skippy Chandu Magician Isham Jones Dennis Boswell Henry McLemore Singin Sam McKinney Cotton Pickers

Weekend Radio Schedule Highlights and Performers

A dense radio timetable lists a wide array of band performances, orchestras, and talk programs across stations like WGAR, NEC, WLW, WABC, and WTAM. Featured acts include Dick Rect's Band, Lewis Rich's Indians, Chandu the Magician, Lombardo's Band, Amos n Andy, and Paul Whiteman, among many others, with times spanning from early morning to after midnight.

Dick Rect Alex Gray Lewis Rich Barrow Chandu Rado Jake Lombardo WGAR Tranter Brothers Palais D'Or Lowell Thomas Ward Wilson Stebbins Jones and Hare Joy Friendship Town Edna Kellogg Ensemble Amos “N' Andy Sodero Sammy Ears Band NEC WEAF Sania Sharnova WWI Tom Geruns Ralph Kirbery Scotti Black WIZ Amos N’ Andy WLW Jene Fromen Baron Lee Terrace Gardens Orchestra CBS WABC Sid Garr WGR Jones Kostelanetz Barlow Charles Carlisle Duchin Christian Ball Room Orchestra Akron Wadc Madison Singers Sid Gary Isham Jones Connie Boswell Henry McLennon Sam Rostelanetz Ladies

12:30 Community Center Schedule and Concert Lineup

Radio schedule listing 12:30 Community Center Faculty 1:00 Thirty Minute Mer 1:50 C A J Parmentier organ 2:00 Symphonic Hour 3:00 Cathedral Hour 4:00 Chicago Knights 5:00 Ballad Hour 5:30 Roses and Drums 6:05 Watchtower Program 7:00 Fur Trappers 7:30 Lewiston Stadium Concert 9:30 Dramatic Laboratory 10:00 The Gauchos 10:30 Memories Garden 11:00 Gus Arnheim Orchestra 11:30 Bert Stock Orchestra announcing anniversary and parade items and various music programs.

Community Center C. A. J. Parmentier Chicago Knights Bert Stock Little Jack Little Watchtower WNAC Fur Trappers Lewisohn Dramatic Laboratory The Gauchos Memories Garden Gus Arnheim

Murray Ridge Briefs Selections From Community News

Murray Ridge notes include visits from Marguerite and Laronne Free land with aunt Mrs. C Robins in Cleveland. Nearby families such as the Haags and Gambles share Sunday visits, while Pearl Godfrey stays with Mildred Alexander in LaPorte. The Senior Sewing 4-H Club meets at Jeanette Balls home with Marguerite Streicher presiding and a Camp Craig reference. Roberta Freeland attends a Triple S Four-H clothing meeting at Margaret Baetz’s Lake Avenue home. Jean and Maude Fridenstine host Kitchen Katies 4-H Club, with Anne Eppley visiting Elyria and a district rally at Brownhelm church. The Murray Ridge Kitchen Katies hold a picnic at Clearview Grove with talks on Camp Craig and dessert demonstrations. Various local youths and families participate in club activities and social visits.

Murray Ridge Marguerite Laronne Freeland C. Robbins Cleveland Henry Haag Brookside Richard Gamble California Roy Gamble Euclid Ed. Powell Pearl Godfrey Mildred Alexander LaPorte William Walker Sarah Walker Fred Walker West Ridge Jeanette Balls Marguerite Streicher Alice Bird Camp Craig Medina Boys’ Banner Club Zelda Schramm Pee Road Roberta Freeland Triple S Four-H Clothing Club Margaret Baetz Lake Avenue Clearview Grove Maude Fridenstine Marion Kuittle Jewel Beal Kathleen Kalhdeen Young Maude Ean Fridenstine Corressea Deba

Is My Face Red coming to Capitol Theatre

The Capitol Theatre hosts Radio's RAQ feature Is My Face Red with a chorus girl’s devoted love and a crowd’s hopes and disillusions. Stars include Helen Twelvetrees Ricardo Cortez and Jul Mond Arling Judge and Robert Armstrong.

Capitol Theatre RAQ Radio Helen Twelvetrees Ricardo Cortez Jul Hsmond Robert Armstrong Arling Judge

British Favorite in Rivoli Film at Rivoli Theatre

Barry Oliver, English musical comedy star, introduces the song number Is It Really You in the sensational Monogram melo drama The Midnight Patrol now playing at the Rivoli Theatre in Rivoli.

Barry Oliver Monogram Midnight Patrol Rivoli Theatre

Spirit of the West at Dreamland Theatre review

Jack Natteford reveals a thrilling Western with Hoot Gibson and Doris Hill as a perilous tale unfolds over Winifred Fowell. Sunday visits by the Brownhelm family and small local social notes complement this page of entertainment and shared community events.

Jack Natteford Dreamland Theatre Hoot Gibson Doris Hill Hoot

State Briefs From Across Ohio And Nearby

OAKHILL Frank Burd believes his World War I missing son Walter is alive after government compensation payments for six years and an exchange of letters. a reunion is planned. TOLEDO Walter Backus, 3, drowned at Clark's Lake Michigan during a vacation trip. AKRON Ursel Ward, 17, Garfield High football player, held in county jail with three shotgun slugs in his body after allegedly robbing a filling station. he claimed it was for a thrill. TIFFIN Orville A. Stephens, 22, Arcadia, sentenced to life for aiding a two year old slaying during a Fostoria grocery holdup. COLUMBUS State Highway Director O W Merrell to receive bids August 19 for Ohio River valley steep descent and grade crossing elimination project.

Oakhill Frank Burd Walter Burd Walter Burd New York Akron Ursel Ward Garfield High School Tracy Ward Irvin Jones Tiffin Orville A. Stephens Arcadia Hancock County J. H. Platt Frank J. Williams Fostoria Columbus O. W. Merrell Ohio River Valley

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