Man Found Shot To Death In Automobile
Akron report says a man using multiple names left Cleveland hotel Saturday night and was later found dead in a motor car near Twinsburg. The car had red stains and evidence of a struggle. In his pocket were a passport photo and the name Natur Gerstein, a hotel bill for C. W. Harris of New York, and a chauffeur’s license bearing W. R. Miller of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Cleveland
Twinsburg- Macedonia Road
Twinsburg
Natur Gerstein
C. W. Harris
New York City
Sicense
W. R. Miller
Brooklyn, N. Y
Garra Reunion Attended by Huntington Family
June 24 report notes Mr and Mrs W V Garra and son Vincent attended the Garra reunion last Saturday at Rice's Dam. Children’s Day program held Sunday evening at Community church attracted a large crowd and was well enjoyed. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Myer traveled to Cleveland on business. Mrs L D Gillette visiting daughter Mrs Harry Reynolds and family in Elyria this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. V. Garra
Vincent
Rice’s Dam
Cleveland
Lloyd Myer
Laborie Family Move Brings Vacation to Old New London Homestead
Vincent Laborie and his family relocate this week from their New London home to their former homestead to spend their vacation there, embracing a return to familiar settings and a slower pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Laborie
Tre
London
Family Dinner Honored by Bailey and Laborile Families
Mrs. Anna Bailey and daughter-in-law Mrs. Alvie Smith along with two children joined John Hadaway and Miss Lelia Laborite of Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Laborile and family for a Sunday dinner at the John Smith residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bailey
Alvie Smith
John Hadaway
Elyria
Lelia Laborite
Vincent Laborile
John Smith
Mrs Draper Entertains Mother Mrs Harrington in Ohio
Mrs Arthur Draper hosts her mother Mrs Harrington of Wharton Ohio in a cordial visit at home. The social gathering highlights regional ties and family hospitality in Wharton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Draper
Harrington
Wharton
Ohio
Campbell reunion honors Diedrick birthday at CGM Diedrick home
The Campbell reunion gathered Sunday at the CG M Diedrick residence to celebrate Dave Diedrick’s birthday anniversary along with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
CG. M. Diedrick
Dave Diedrick
Lorainites Visit Lorain Family Home
Mr and Mrs C J Redding of Lorain spent several days at the C M Diedrick home visiting relatives and enjoying time with the family in a cordial gathering during their stay.
Oberlinelebration and Lorain guests attend local events
Mrs. Clara Jones attended the Oberlinelebration at Oberlin last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zarharia and daughter Roberta of Lorain were Sunday dinner guests at the N. L. Thudium home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Jones
Morgan Family Visits Garra Household
Mr and Mrs Fred Morgan and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W V Garra and son Vincent. Mrs Morgan remained with her sister a few days this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Morgan
W. V. Garra
Vincent
Bowen and Beard Visitors Call at H D Bowen Home
Mr and Mrs Lester Bowen Hazel Beard of Elyria Mr and Mrs Charles Beard and family of Sullivan and Arthur Corduroy of Spencer called at the H D Bowen home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Bowen
Hazel Beard
Elyria
Charles Beard
Sullivan
Arthur Corduroy
Spencer
H. D. Bowen
Easterday Family Notes and Campbell Reunion Report
Mr and Mrs Earl Easterday visited his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Easterday in Nova on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ray Dirlam and their two sons stayed Friday night and Saturday at O H Dirlam s home and attended the Campbell reunion at the C M Diedrick s on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Easterday
Charles Easterday
Nova
Ray Dirlam
O. H. Dirlam
Campbell
C. M. Diedrick
Heiffner Relatives Hold Twenty Fifth Annual Reunion
The twenty fifth annual Heiffner relatives reunion drew a large crowd at Huntington town hall last Saturday with nearly a hundred attendees. The day featured various games and a noon feast of abundant dishes enjoyed by all. Participants came from Mansfield Berhaw Spencer Shiloh Ashland Elyria and Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heiffner
Huntington Town Hall
Mansfield
Rerhaw
Spencer
Shiloh
Ashland
Elyria
Huntington
Visit to Cleveland family and local social events
Mr and Mrs Carl Garrison and their daughter of Cleveland visited over Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Forest Rice. Mr and Mrs W V Garra of near Spencer and Mrs Fred Morgan called at the Johnson Crib home Tuesday. The ice cream social at the Morris Hawley home drew a large crowd Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Garrison
Cleveland
Forest Rice
W. V. Garra
Near
Spencer
Fred Morgan
Johnson Crib
Morris Hawley Home
Eaton Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Club News
Mrs. Jessie Barringer of Detroit visited her mother Mrs. Mary Fishburn in Estoria while her father is cared for by Mrs. Fishburn. The Reverend P E Kohl taught at a young people’s conference in Hiram. Several Eaton residents joined visitors in Berea and Warren. The Wild Rose Four-H Flower Club met at Mil Neent and Jean Box’s home, naming flowers for roll call and planning garden work. Nellie Wright will host the next meeting on June 27. The Martin family from Cleveland and Leroy Shirkey hosted visitors, while state farm workers were mentioned.
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Kohl
Marian Hall
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pauline Eicher
Anna H. Pierce
Cornish
Alfred Brightman
Berea
Walter Cornish
LaVerne
Maxine
Marie Cornish
George Cornish
Eaton
Vern Cornish
Grafton
Milo Cornish
Richard
Dover
E. M. Mathaway
Mil Neent
Jean Box
Nellie Wright
Bruce Martin
Jeannette
Cleveland
Leroy Shirkey
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across Major Stations
A dense listing of hourly radio programs across WHM WGAN WLAM WdJAY WEAF WIZ WABC WADC WTAn WHK WJIAY WGAR and more including baseball scores bands orchestras talk, church programs, dances, and late-night recitals. Names such as Gypsy Nina, Arnold Amber, Belasco, and Garber appear among varied station lineups across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skippy
Wagner
Gypsy Nina
Dempsey
Hannen
Gray
Magic Voice
Ruth
Blair
Jones
Perkins Fellera
Pollack
Wgan
Uncle Clyde
Aloha
Davis
Andy
Virginia
Kaltenmeyer
Fisher
Lowe
Flynn
Bruce
Viennese Ensble
Arnold
Amber
Jack
Loretta
World Today
Cleveland Station Radio Schedule Highlights
A detailed listing for WTAM WHK and WJIAY stations on Monday June 26 features a dense lineup of music, talk, and variety programs. Highlights include organ rhapsody at 6:31, health segments, various clubs, orchestras, soloists, string ensembles, and notable acts such as the Harding Sisters and Countess Albani across multiple hours, ending with weather sign-off.
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WTAM
A. M
Glee Club
Harding Sisters
Lady of Morning
Florencia Trio
Cheerio
Brd
Educa
Revolug
Women's Review
Winter
Weber
Ray Heatherton
Lady Next Door
Austin Strong
Schirmer
Schmit
Paul Wing
Melodies
Arnold
Amber
Waldorf Astoria
Pieasant Pete
Lum
Abner
Gene
Glenn
The
Goldbergs
Oahu
Danu
Countess Albani
Grofe's Orch
Annie
Judy
Zek
Ortiz Tirado
Pierre Orch
Hollywood
Palmer
McAlain Orch
Heeza Knott
Fourth of July picnic plans and committee roles
A rural community readies a July Fourth picnic with 145 acres of potatoes planted. Attendance before noon earns registration and a prize draw. Carlton Blaine heads picnic arrangements with a large sports prizes list. Various committees and local names are listed for programs, games, and grounds preparation. Nearby social notes mention visitors from Cleveland and a Grangers meeting set for June 27.
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Carlton Blaine
Park Dimaline
Clyde Grills
Gordon Splete
Myra Dunnell
Martha Tite
Joseph Stephan
Cleveland
A. W. Oldag
Grangers
Fred Stoll
Work and Win 4 H club meets at Janis Harrison home
The June fifteenth gathering featured sewing and a lunch served by hostess Janis Harrison with guest Mary Walker. Sixteen attended the aluminum demonstration supper with two prizes drawn by Mrs KE Kern and Mrs E Henson. Out of town guests included Falls and E Henson from Elyria, Glen Stranahan from Eaton, and Bianch family. Rev C C Maples returning from Ozark Mountains holding meetings in Blanchard Michigan. Mrs Hulse reports favorable news about nephew Grandville Sands of Waugan. A J Hulse and Shard of Lakewood visiting Thursday and Friday. Miss Anna Nieding named a Cleveland victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. Kern
E. Henson
Falls
Elyria
Glen Stranahan
Eaton
Bianch
Florence
C. C. Maples
Ozark Mountains
Blanchard
Michigan
Editorial Room Dizzily Alive with Ink in the Blood
A columnist fondly recalls the pulsating energy of a newspaper editorial room. He extols reporters as fearless loyal serfs and reflects on the lure and danger of journalism, naming Floyd Gibbons Edwa Hill Herbert Swope and others as emblematic figures who drift toward other pursuits but typically return to the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Floyd Gibbons
China
Edwa C. Hill
Herbert Swope
Bristles at any Occupational Designation Save Reporter
A sharp, personal critique from a 1933 syndicated piece on reporters life and purpose. The author insists reporters exist daily from scratch, lighting a small candle of truth while hoping for worldwide reach. He mocks capitalists and notes no two days are alike in journalism’s gritty reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Man 90 Takes First Airplane Ride in Pawtucket
George Payne, aged 90, enjoyed his first airplane ride shortly after his birthday in Pawtucket Rhode Island. Asked if he would fly again, he replied You bet.
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Man
Pawtucket
R. I
George Payne
Lincoln era cottage to be razed near Chicago loop
A small one story cottage once visited by Abraham Lincoln before his 1860 election will be razed to address rising taxes. The structure built by a Lincoln relative sits just south of the loop and was bought along with two other buildings by an electrical contracting firm.
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Lincoln
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Loop
Families Move To Elyria Influx Of New Residents
B M O'Donnell announced the renting and arrival of many Elyria families from other cities. Among the new movers are two from Willoughby, including Joseph Hengesbaugh and Wyle Hengesbaugh who settled at 438 Kenyon Avenue and 329 Harvard Street respectively. B W Willison has relocated from Cleveland to 602 East Avenue, while the Webster couple moved to 128 Furneed Street.
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B. M. O'Donnell
Willoughby
Joseph Hengesbaugh
Kenyon Ane
Wyle H Resbaugh
Harvard Free
Chevrolet Automobile Agere
B. W. Willison
Cleveland
East Avenue
Son
Colsest Company
Vanity and virtue in balance within human conduct
A compact reflection on vanity as a low trait amid many noble qualities. The piece contrasts self-regard with virtue and hints at how vanity can undermine character in daily life and public action.
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Campbell Reunion
Green Lantern Cor
Elyria Dairies
State Relief
Gruen
Hall
Page
Grose
Roman
Rose
Beottl
Grantham
Fidler's Band
Wdjay
Pepper
Orth Bell
BeSquare Twins
Patty Labato
Walkathon
al Berardi
Shero
Ohio Band Camp
WEAF
Burton Holmes
Ann
Zeke
Stern
Ralph Kirbery
Wiz
Cuckoo Progr
Denny
Pilchard Flight
J. L. Fogarty
Witching Hour
Lowe's
WABC
Belasco
Martin
Bestors
Arnhelm
Ball Room
Dantsig
WADC
Studio
Newa
Washington News
Variety
Gray's
Maglc
Bestor
Arnheim
Joe Emerson
Riff Brothers
Bernie
Sportsman
Cincinnati Uni
Burchell’s Orch
Tony Cuabooch
Work Project
Dr. Byram
R. F. D. Hour
Follies
Castle Farm
Over the Rhine
Garber
Rhythm Club
J. Alden Edkins
Lisbeth Ann
Major Bowe
Joe Green
King's Orch
Dr. Sockman
Temple of Song
Doerr
Our Schools
James Melton
Landt
Whit
Seth Parker
Donald Nevis
Two Men, A Maid 11:15-Earth -Orch. 11:30-Adelphia Orch
A. S
Lutheran Synod
Fred Felbel
Cleveland Easle
Vincent H. Perc
A. Kostelanetz
John Henry
Columbia Revue
Quiet Harmon
Kid Day
Edith Pletcher
Memories Gard
Elk’s
Lombardo's
Pollack’s
Orch
Hamp’s Orch
WJIAY
Dixie Singers
Breakfast Club
John Comerford
Bannen’s
Tamburica
Roy Evans
City Mission
Brent Sisters
Polsin Gardner
Keating’s
Five Foot Four
Ann Haines
Plaza Orch
Voice of Israel
Emmett
Larry
Joy Boy
Walk
WGAR
Radio City Orch
Dan Duffy
Nina Koshetz
Will Rogers
Phil Dewey
Lopez
Marion Green
Dick Dawson
Harold Simpson
Pedro de Cordoba
Ethel
Harry
Hay
Jimmy Ague
Sherban
String Quartet
the Captivatora
the Music Shop
Kate Smith
S‘ld
Ed Day
Idwin C. Hill
Perkins Wellers
Lewis
Lewis’ Orch. 11:01-Belasco’s Orch. 11:430-Bestor’s Orch. (610) Wjiay
Flame and Sis
Gilman Young
Mountain Boys
Dizzy Fingers
Modern Living
Bannen’s Enible
Cactus Jim
Melody Parade
Sara Stanton
Fern Southard
Frenchy
Girl
Piano
You
Hackett
Plano
Bannen
Enible
Four Queens
Crazy Crystals
Poisin Gardner
Mary Bradford
A.M
Clars
Irma Glen
Ruth Mills
Gene Aarnold
Pat Barnes
Frank and
Mickey
Betty
Bob
Libbe Neldus
Radio Guild
Edward Davies
Larry Larsen
Singing Lady
Orphan Annie
Three X Sisters
Lowell Thomas
Amos
N’ Andy
E. Marshall
Aunt Judy
Eakimos
Hill Billy Songs
Bert Lown
Lane
Capitol
International House
Capitol Theatre
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
W. C. Fields
Stuart Erwin
Sari Maritzt
Park Avenue
Northcliffe
Riviera
Penthouse
Hope
Exchange Desk
Namby-Pampy
America
Frank Ward O’malley
Switzerland
Brielle
N. J
Baf
Dex
Martin Greene
Vevay
Paris
Matterhorn
Safronia
Andy Horn
Irvin Cobb
Amos Hkoch
A. J. Robinson
Elyria Savings
OMIO
Capital
Gurpies
Robert Armstrong
Frank Albertson
Constance Casas
Rivol Theatre
LaPorts
Mistner
Ed Brucker
Vernon Smith
Beer Garden
Oscar Stelter
Constance Cummings
James Gleason
Mills Brothers
Dinah
News Today
Dreamland
Randolph Scott
Sally Blane
J. Farrell MacDonald
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Paramount Picture
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