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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
9
Public notices announce sheriff sale of real estate in Lorain County and related districts, detailing parcel descriptions, boundaries, and sale dates. Bankruptcy, appointment of executors, and divorce actions appear with hearings and required appearances in federal and state courts.
The listing outlines WHAM and WJAY programming with baseball scores updates at multiple times, a piano recital by Wilber, a hotel Cleveland Orchestra performance under Frederick Janssen, and dramatics readings. Featured performers include Lenore Manon and Harriet Hughes Snider, with a Far East restaurant band on air.
A dense list of 10 12 p m and 6 30 p m programs features Ed Fuerst Murray Smith Marguerite Bronol n u std Lours Wells and Edna McDowell with sessions from Imperial Ensemble. Baseball scores and orchestral acts accompany broadcasts across WHA WEAF and related stations with talents including Carl Moruz, Dan Bartell, Harold Reset and Jack Albin. Concerts and time signals fill the night from 4 p m to 11 p m with multiple hotel ensembles, choir acts, and school bands noted along with station ties and affiliations.
A United Press World radio roundup lists five leading features and performances on major networks. Arthur Priors Band and Rosane Bourden's Concert Orchestra join the Cities Service Quartet on WEAF. The Happiness and Show boat segments air on stations WLS and WJZ with announced times.
Radio listings show WBZA in Springfield at 5 09 p m with a christening ceremony for new studios at 7 30 p m on WEAF in New York. A half hour of studio reporters on Sreat Cor Porers Alen on WWI at 8 30 p m. WIZ in New York airs Hires Harvesters at 10 39 p m with WOC daytime program featuring a concert by the Templar Hand.
Mr and Mrs Paul Sage entertained Jr and Mrs Harley Wheeler of Elyria Mr and Mrs Arthur Jones and son Stalph of West Unity Mr and Mrs Andrew Rawson and family Mr and Mrs C B Rawson and Mr and Mrs C W Sage Guests attended dinner and a P T A play in Litchfield later Ida Hastings returns from California to visit son Ferd and family for an indefinite time.
Mrs E J Yeamans recalls a Paris radio broadcast celebrating Lindbergh’s arrival at Le Bourget. The report describes crowds in Paris and Orly, the Opera Comique in view, and the Paris studios where the announcer led the nation through songs like the Star Spangled Banner and La Marseillaise.
A fragmented note discusses piles and alleged quick cures with suppositories, blaming bad circulation for stagnation. It cites Dr J and Respherdt, claiming some miracle remedy like HE.WIMQID Tr Lei produced record success, and mentions a supposed kit with ingredients for self treatment.
The Treasury announces an exchange offer for Second Liberty Loan bonds dated June 15, 1927. Bonds mature in 25 years but may be redeemed after 15 years. Exchange allowed at par with accrued interest paid as of May 31 1927. Offer available for a limited period likely ending around June 15, 1927. Contact banks trust companies or Federal Reserve Bank for details. Secretary A W Mellons Washington May 31 1927.
Oberlin officials announce a Saturday parade celebrating loyalty and alumni, with two thousand participants from townsfolk and organizations. Special features include crimson arches, firework program, and a reviewing stand, while Japanese lanterns will increase campus displays.
A historical ad portrays a plant based tonic for rheumatism claiming to ease muscle and joint pain. It includes testimonials from Earl Campbell of Johnson City Tennessee and promotes the product as a vegetable remedy sold by druggists in two sizes.
Experts offer cleaning services for both interior and exterior spaces of private homes and commercial properties. They provide thorough cleaning, maintenance, and sanitizing routines tailored to building type and client needs.
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