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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

30 Jun 1922

Page 14

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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1922

Page

14

Brass and TV Studio Schedules From Pittsburgh Post

A dense listing of July events from the Pittsburgh Post Studio includes concerts, radio broadcasts, and public programs across July 4 to 9. It features performances by Alice Burgess Balling, the Dixie Melody Boys, and the Carnegie area ensembles, plus talks by Harry Greb and various orchestral selections.

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Pitt Optics Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Post Alice Burgess Balling Mra Seiring Schumann-Heink McDermott Geraldie Farrer Symphony George Trabert Fred Goerper, Jr Adele Hennig Bernamnaniot Harry Greb America Post Studio Dixie Melody Boys L. H. Feiling Novelty Six James Hays Joby van Horen Robert Dodds Alan Dodds Morris Hutchinson Paul Stewart John Tog Tam Elwood Knapp Howard Keister Mary Keister-Kerr Barefoot Trail" Phelps Wright Levey Rose Pittsburgh Post Siudic Harsh Post Mayview Enoch Bee Department of Charities Pittsburgh Post Stuilic Elizabeth Recae Lieyd Ben Joe Ae Church Mary Reess Wilson Con- Sa Ital Ch Roose BR. H. Rosse Teas Woessner W. A Reger Ben Avon Mleb Olos Heae Yo Tsree Elejah Mendatssolon Mendelssohn Picardy Hayden Wood Passage Bird Phildaph Abbott the Mariners Hendrigger Kolindrs Brack Point Breeze Presbyterian Church Fifth and Penn Avenues P. H. Barker John Knox Mclurin Shadyside United Presbyterian Church Westinghouse EDKA Lawrence E. Bair First Reformed Church Greensburg St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Wilkinsburg, Pa Ray Willam Parkess KDKA Brush New York Stock Exchange Uncle Wigglly Kdddies Arlington Steinway C. C. Mellor Brunswick Phonograph Gray & Martin
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Berlin Heights Epworth League Attends Church Event

The Berlin Heights Epworth League gathered at the church with about sixty five attendees. The notice lists visitors and local residents including Mrs Anton Brandau and many relatives visiting and visiting towns across Elyria Lorain Vermilion and Cleveland with several Sunday and Friday visits and motor trips to Cedar Point and Norwalk.

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Birmingham Berlin Heights Epworth League Anton Brandau Tom Feasler Elyria Fred Baumann Cleveland Jeke Portman Carl Baker Canton S. Schuster Jorce Lorain Day Earl P. H. Altmilier R. W. Moulder G. C. Seneff Harvey Green E. Coultrip Jake Portman Brand Horace Est Harman Ball LaPeyre Fred Bus Mary Latterman Jake Beaz Oberlin Brandan Geo. Krieg W. A. Moulder A. Joyce Schisler Norwalk Geo. Wilber RK. W. Moulder Jay Derby J. E Derby Pery Hinkley Nadena
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Clerks of House in Senate Race Visit and Local Moves

Local notes report the Grugels of Lorain visiting Cleveland friends, Moulder and Attmiller driving to Rochester, Heimsath and Rose in town for a weekend, and Lester Berkmyer buying the Deibel property once the parsonage. The Siggins family moved near Amherst while a junior class outing ended at the lake with a wiener roast. The community remarks on good neighbors leaving.

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Cleveland Orin Grugel and Son Lorain W. P. Funk B. H. Moulder P. H. Attmiller Rochester Heimsath Rose Walter Didelius Lester Berkmyer Deibel Fred Siggins Amherst
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Boston Hosts Largest Individual Candy Factory

In the industry sphere Boston claims the world’s largest individual candy factory. The text notes the United States accounts for forty percent of the global developed water power, with only fifteen states mentioned, implying broader industrial reach.

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Boston United States
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Union establishes minimum wage boards

Canada holds nearly ten million cattle and millions of horses wine and sheep. A year ago few radio equipment makers existed, now thousands. About 90 percent of iron copper and zinc production in America is used for construction. The Port of New York handles roughly 75 million tons of rail freight and 49 million tons by steamship annually.

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Canada America Tt 19 New York
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