Ashtabula County Music Festival Planned
Jefferson Ohio March 12 a county wide musical festival is planned for Ashtabula county in the third week of April. High schools will send two singers from each school to represent different grades, forming choruses of about 60 voices and a 40 voice chorus from top high school performers. The forenoon will be rehearsals and the afternoon public entertainment. This is the county’s first such event.
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Jefferson
Ashtabula
Model Foundry School For Cleveland Youth
Cleveland O March 12 a model foundry school for training boys in iron brass and aluminum casting will be completed May 1. The $45 961 project includes pattern shop finishing room and core room with equipment supplied by the Foundry Group of the American Plan Association.
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Cleveland
American Plan Association
Murray Ridge Community Notes and Visits
Murray Ridge items report visitors from Elyria Akron and West Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Rhinehart from Elyria called on Grant Freeland. families including Schuster and Kinsel were guests in Akron. Eugene Sites attended the State Agriculture Board meeting in Columbus. Local social events include a Mother Daughter banquet at South Amherst church with a Ridge Symphony Orchestra performance and a PTA meeting planned at the school house.
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Murray Ridge
C. Rhinehart
Elyria
Grant Freeland
Martin Schuster
Donald and
Ralph
Joseph Kinsel
Akron
Eugene Sites
Columbus
State Agriculture Board
Herbert Stang
J. Stang
South Ridge
Joe Watson
A. J. Derek
C. W. Westcott
Vincent
Earl Andrus
Pearl Eppley
Oberlin
E. Eppley
J. G. Morris
Gerald
George Fridenstein
South Amherst M. E
Ida Dellifield
Glen Fredinstein
Ernest Haag
Walter Haag
Murray Ridge P. T. A
Sam Slusher
Ervin Eppley
C. C. Regent
Charles Nugent
Ohio Northern University adds 21 instructors for summer session
ADA O March 12 Plans for the forthcoming summer session of the college of education at Ohio Northern University open June 3 with 21 additional instructors to supplement the faculty. Regular and special courses in training elementary to high school teachers are offered in the most comprehensive program Ohio Northern has ever provided.
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ADA. O
College of Education
Ohio Northern University
Ohio Northern
Plan to honor former directors of Canton group
Canton Ohio March 12 Efforts are being made by community leaders to learn the names of former directors of the Canton Business Men's Association which operated for more than 25 years in the city prior to 1914 when it merged with the Chamber of Commerce. A dinner is arranged for those directors where achievements of the old association will be recounted.
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Canton
Canton Business Men's Association
Chamber of Commerce
Radio Programs Cleveland Stations in March 12
In Eastern Standard Time on Tuesday March 12 WTAM and WEAR 1070, Hilocycles 280.2 meters broadcast at 5:00 P M with Rudy Vailee's Orchestra featured on WTAM WEAR home stations.
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Cleveland
Rudy Vailee
Orchesta
Radio schedules and concerts across many stations
A dense listing shows 5:40 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. programs across stations from WHR to KDKA including orchestras, hour-long radio shows, weather, political talks, and club performances. Notable acts include Ball’s Time, Apex Home Sweet Home hour, Eveready Hour, Paris Pact discussions, and university addresses.
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Earl Rohlf
Planis
Janssen
Cleveland Orchestra
Ball
Apex Home Sweet Home
Ol Symphony Orchestra
Widlar
Eveready
Clicquot Club Eskimos
O. L. Dustheimer
Vim Boys
Keith Orpheum Our
al Walden
WHR
America
W. Cummings
Elyria
Roy J. Crocker
Bob An Walt
Wine
Bohemian Radio Club
Washington
Frederick William Wile
United States Army Band
Paul Whiteman
Ed Day
Bedford Glens Park
Amos ‘N
Andy
Wrigley
Cana
Selznick
Club Madrid
NBC
WEAF
Rudy Vallee
WTAM
William R. Castle, Jr
George Wickerswam
WGY
Sonot
Genta Fanerova
Eveready Hour
Wwdf
Chiquins Club Eskmos
Thomas W. Shelton
Sromberg-Carlson Lettet
Kdka
Wir
Michelin Hour
Diogenes
WLW
Dutch Minstries
KDEKA
William Syncopatics
Freed-Elsemann Orchestra
Lanze Ross
Longines
WJIR
KRDEA
Slumber Music
Columbia System
Newark
Main Street
Lone State Rangers
Budapest
Hotel Astor Orchestra
Akron
WFIC
Akron Armory
East Market Gardens Orchestra
Akron Wadc
Herbert Rodda
Margaret Thomas
Radio Bridge Fame
Cincinnati
Glad Girls
Reo
Flying Cloud Orchestra
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Sohio
Perfect Circle
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Crosley Cossacks
Tinniile Ensemble
Hosters Gibson and
Linton
Little Jack Little
Detroit
WWJ
Gypsy Barons
Fort Shelby
Iva Harder
Dorothy Dodd
Barlum Orchestra
Loraine Lancey
McNeil Messengers
Cadillac
Strawberry Man
Val-n-Cha Twins
Manuel Cigar Girls
William's
Almos
Andy Graystone
Tucker
Oriental Cafe Orchestra
Eastern Star Orchestra
Pittsburgh
Denison
William Penn Hotel
University of Pittsburgh
Willam Penn Hotel
End All Dandruff in Five Minutes with Danderine
Bold advertising claims promise complete dandruff removal in minutes and scalp whitening. The pitch asserts Danderine stops hair loss, strengthens hair, and enhances styling results from permanent to water waves, urging readers to ask their druggist and buy at 35 cents.
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Milton
Amherst clubs host St Patrick event and community notices
Amherst on March 12 featured the Amherst Study Club at Mrs Mayme Blum’s home with an Ireland theme and a farewell party for Mrs Joan Birnie and family of Lorain moving to Brooklyn New York. Other events include Security Benefit Association at I O O F hall a social hour and lunch.
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Amherst
Amherst Study Club
Mayme Blum
Spring Street
Ireland
Birs
Robert Grey
Joan Birnie
Lorain
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles Cowie
Besssie Cowie
Loraine
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
South Amherst
Wolf
Intermediate League of
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
St. Patrick's Party
Ladies* Society of the Congregational Church
Clinton Jackson
C. A. Lauer
iParent-Teacher Association
theAmherst Public School
Wheatley
Walker
Elyria
William
George Garthe
William Wittig
C. E. Baker
W. F. Jackson
iNew York Central Tailroad
Auto safety talk warns of deadly risks and railroad conflicts
A speaker urged caution in traffic and at crossings noting autos kill 25 000 yearly and cause most daytime accidents. He blamed careless drivers for violating signals, crossing errors, and dangerous maneuvers while railroads push safety rules and school councils partner to curb hazards at home and in communities.
Magazine Thinks Steel Trade Has Real Prosperity
Daily Metal Trade, the iron and steel industry organ, argues real prosperity has come to the steel trade in the fourth federal reserve district. It notes 1928 net earnings of top ten steel makers up 23 percent over 1927, bulging mill order books, and railroads ordering near 1928 annual totals in two months of 1929. The automotive sector remains steel’s leading customer, with first quarter 1929 output set to top any three months in history. Steel-making near peak levels, with output records repeatedly being reached and surpassed.
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Cleveland, O
Daily Metal Trade
Iron and Steel Industry
Federal Reserve
Sugar Festival King and Queen Will Be Chosen
CHARDON O March 12 King and Queen of the fourth annual Maple Sugar Festival to be held at Chardon April 5 and 6 will be selected. Winners receive a trip to Washington and will present prize maple syrup to President Hoover. Open to youths from several Ohio counties. contestants wear sugar camp costumes and judges weigh costumes and personality. The coronation is on festival opening day as thousands watch the sugar camps compete. Chardon will host the largest sugar house in the world blocking a main street.
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Chardon
Washington
Hoover
Cuyahora Geauga
Lake
Ashtabula
Trumbull
Portage
Medina
Bowen family of 15 children and 60 grandchildren
Rochester Indiana report notes Mr and Mrs John Bowen have 15 children with 13 alive and 60 grandchildren with 37 great grandchildren. The couple, married 56 years, live on a farm six miles west of Rochester. No adult Bowen deaths have occurred since the infant fatalities.
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Rochester
Ind
John Bowen
Here
Iowa fiddler crafts a 28 pound bass viol
Henry Johnson, a farmer from Woodward Iowa, known for winning fiddlers contests in northwest Iowa, spends spare time making violins. His latest creation is a bass viol weighing twenty eight pounds. He says it keeps him busy in slack times and also earns money.
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Wood
Iowa
Henry Johnson
Johnson
Old newspapers found in Elyria homestead attic
Workmen uncover three aged newspapers between attic joists at the Artemus Beebe homestead corner Broad street and East avenue. The papers dated 1836 to 1847 include the Ohio Atlas and Elyria Advertiser, New York Advertiser Express, and Cleveland Herald. Ads and notices reflect early commerce, mail coach schedules, and local births and deaths.
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Artemus Beebe
Broad Street
East Avenue
Ohio Atlas and Elyria Advertiser
New York Advertiser Express
Cleveland Herald
Elyria
Ohio Atlas
Elyria Advertiser
Ridgeville
W. Ladd
Oliver H. Lewis
Sarah Webster
Brownhelm
Sarah L. Culver
Elizabeth Culver
Lee
Massachusetts
Henry Clay
Buffalo
Huron
New York
Ohio
New York Advertiser and Express
Sandusky
Cleveland
Elyria Cash Store
Northwestern Fur Company
Detroit
Oberlin
A. Beebe
Mail Coach
Marsh Guerin Cigar Store
West Avenue
Chronicle - Telegram
Konjola touted as miracle cure in reader testimonial
A Cleveland man, S. J. T. Grady of 3416 Hancock Avenue, credits Konjola with dramatic recovery from rheumatism, neuritis, indigestion, and long standing back pain after four weeks. He reports better sleep, appetite, and energy, calling Konjola a medicine with more than a million friends sold in Elvira CO at Phillip's drug store and elsewhere.
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Konjola
S. J. T. Grady
Hancock Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Relef
Elvira
Phillip
Practical methods cut chick mortality on Ohio farms
Ohio State University Poultry Extension reports 38,000 baby chicks saved in 470 farm flocks last year by six practical methods. Mortality among the 246,000 chicks examined shows improvements in care, housing, and feeding practices across Ohio farms.
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Poultry Extension Program
University
Ohio
Columbus, O
Poultry Extension Department
Ohio State University
Rider to Paris by Horse Endures Snowbound Alps
Captain Batschades of the Romanian army, a cavalryman of the old school, was named military attache at the Romanian Legation in Paris and began his post on horseback. He reached Paris after a three day ride through the Simplon pass in the Swiss Alps, where six feet of snow blocked his path.
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Paris
Batschadescou
Simplon Pass
Swiss Alps
Famous Cough Prescription Thoxine Advertised for Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a safe cough remedy without chloroform or harmful drugs. It claims fast, double action relief by addressing the internal cause and soothing throat irritation. It promises better results than syrups and patent medicines and offers money back guarantees with prices 35c 60c and 1.00. Sold by all druggists.
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