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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1931
Page
7
A sprawling OCR heavy schedule shows WTAM WHEH WGAR and others with program lines, music acts, weather notes, and talks. Entries name dozens of performers and programs across June 13 to 15, including Lewin, Smiths, Reed orchestras, and a temperature of time zone notes.
The Rialto presents another high grade Sunday concert with Don Tranger as MC and Mike’s orchestra. Featured acts include the Fast Steppers Mortis Mer and Murstartive, two musical comedy stars, and the famous Spanish clown Ress Trice. A special feature for music lovers and children is promised.
President Hoover, at Camp Akal near Va., sought relaxation by Swift trout streams along the Rapidan as he prepared for a busy speaking itinerary. He will deliver Wednesday at the Lincoln Memorial rededication in Springfield and speeches Monday at Indianola and Tuesday at Harding Memorial in Ohio.
Workers at the County Home uncovered a coin dated 1837 bearing the slogan Millions for Defense not One Cent for Tribals on its reverse. The find resembles a coin Halph Fow found on his farm six years ago, which he has carried as a pocket piece since then.
Columbus June 13 The Board of Trustees of Ohio State University will hold a special meeting Monday to confer with a faculty committee on issues raised by the dismissal of Prof Herbert A Miller of the sociology department. Some faculty members denounced the action and objected to a university statement seen as curbing academic freedom. A separate note mentions a Rialto program with Juanita Walters singing and Jolson in Big Boy.
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