WCTU Freezes 1¢2vig Meeting Notice in Birmingham
The Birmingham WCTU schedules its semi monthly 1¢2vig gathering for Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Gerber. Local residents Mr and Mrs Frank Griffin were in Vermilion on business Thursday. Harold and George Dutton of Wakeman visited Mrs Amelia Parker and Ed Dalton Thursday. Mrs A D Sherod of Huron called on her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Grenzebach. Leon Wright family relocated to the Fred Parker house on Butler Road. William H. Truscott is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
WCTU
Haume
Elizabeth Gerber
Frank Griffen
Dutton
Harold and
George Dutton
Wakeman
Amelia Parker
Ed Dalton
A. D. Sherod
Huron
Charles Grenzebach
Leon Wright
Fred Parker
Butler Road
William H. Truscott
Radio Programs Schedule Listing with Bands and Talks
A dense afternoon listing shows radio time slots for public affairs, political talk, and multiple bands including Haymes Orch Lombardo's Band Belasco's Band and Garber's Band. It includes times such as 10:45 12 30 and 1 00 with various acts and program notes like Easy Aces and History Talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGAR
Poet’s Hour
Gene Gray
Virginia Brown
Orphan Annie
R. Schueller
Jack Douglas
Fields and I Hall
Williams’ Band
Murder Mystery
Music Room
Boston Symph
Salon Orch
Cuckoo Progr
Marathon Dance
Willams
Fisher’s
Robbins
Anthony Frome
Seck
Hawking
Gene and
Ulero
Todas
Lum
Abner
Q Olsen
Dance Party
Fildler
Stern
Ralph Wirberg
Johnstor.s Bard
Congress Hotel
WHEK
Duchin's Bard
Skippy
Cowboy Tom
Perkins Fellers
Phil Barker
F. W. Wile
Billy Wallace
Magic Voice
Headlines
Easy
Phila
Wrestling Mitch
Clara G Linder
Lombardo
Belasco
Wiay
Geltman
Archer
Fields
Hal
M Thorpe
Victorines
Taxpayers
Tremaine
Funnyboners
Nelson
Boswell Sisters
Gertrude Niesen
Haymes
Easy Aces
Philo. Symph. Iy
WLW
Jack and Jill
Garber
Gene
Glenn
Shustress
Tony Cabooch
Fallice
Rhythm Club
Thief
Variety
WTAM
Doc Whipple
the Balladeers
Sparklete
A. Edkins
Radio Kubes
Major Bowe
Ed Tomlinson
Radio Forum
Green’s
Orch
Kings Orchestra
Blacks Orch
Lowell Thomas
Garden Party
Catholic Hour
Ann Jackson
Cook’s Orchestra
J Melton
Eddle Cantor
D Lawrence
Chandler
D Nevis
Seth Parker
Jack Rose
Fidlers Orch
Dr. Tinkle Tinker
D. Newis
the Pilgrims
C. F Lindsley
Paul Whiteman
B. Minnevitch
Warden Lawes
Walter Winchell
Hollywood
Orange Lantern
Williams’ Orch
Legion
Simons
Hsgiene
Vaughn King
P.M
Marvin Tenor
Emily Roosevelt
Spangs
Dair
J Miles Orch
Educa
U Zahn
Paul Wing
Pie Plant
Health Tull
Jacobs’ Orch
Landt
White
The
Goldbergs
Jack Rrose
Miles’ Orch
Hollywood Vee
School of the Air
Little J. Little
Melods Parade
the Merrymake
Round Towners
Ethel
Herr
Tremaine’s
Richs Orch
Hayes
Orca
Cnsemble
Silvia Sapira
Terelfth Nie
R. Marvin
Ter
Four Eton Be
Juli
Silon Orches
Adel
Jack Smith
Sam
Misters
Mills Brothers
Ruth Erting
Paris Mysteries
Columba Revui
Edwin Hill
Bob Pilesce
CBS Symphoni
Selznich
Young, Heal
Breakfast Club
Roamin’ Rhoth
City Mission
Cactus Jim
Marvel Mezer
Marve, Meyers
Bannis Eno
Chas Reed
Princess Pat
Melod Parade
Commerford
Edythe Soiha
Mary Bradford
Musical Doctors
Wallie Fordson P. Af
Wacketts Orch. L
Brent Sister
Chapman’s
Bannon’s
Anditiens
Sara Stantor
Geltmans Orch
Roy Evanis
Kearnes Orch
Sen
March Kings
Jne Baldi
Moss and
Jores
Just the Treth
Aunt Judy
Clara
Luard Em
Ruth Mills
Emils Tost
Adyventures
Amos
Andy
the Magician
Black and Blue
Donald Nevis
Eskimos
American Legion
Vic and Sade
Arlene Jackson
Welcome Lewis
Guardsmen
Martin’s
Carlisle Townsnp Tarv Purers League Adopts Tax and Budget Resolutions
Carlisle Township League meetings in Center School Carlisle pass a series of resolutions calling for return of 37,145 to Lorain County for a bridge architect, reduction of county judge salaries, and placing the County Education Board under the County Budget Commission. The group urges legislators to cut taxes, oppose new levies on necessities, and reinvest gas tax funds locally, while decrying agricultural budget cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlsle
Lorain County
Werdell
Brown
Lorain Bridge
County Budget Commission
County Board of Education
P. H. Rogers
House of Representatives
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Department
Townslip
North Ridgeville Taxpayers Meet Adopts Committee Recommendations
March 18 in North Ridgeville the taxpayers meeting at Town Hall approved the special committee's recommendations and resolutions and sent them to the school board for action. The Young Ladies Sodality Studs Club at St Peters Church met Monday evening and reorganized into small groups meeting at members' homes with quarterly gatherings at St Peters School social rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Young Ladies’ Sodality Studs Club
St. Peter’s Church
St. Peters School
Mend-a-Lot Club Honors Visiting Mrs Jennie Bultman
Tuesday the Mend-a-Lot Club met at Mrs William Wigert's home to honor Mrs Jennie Bultman of Pittsburg who is visiting friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wigert
Jennie Bultman
Pittsburg
Local Social Notes Record Family Visits and Funeral
Mr and Mrs Paul Knapp and Mr and Mrs D Knapp attended Alfred Willis funeral in Cleveland Heights Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Strock of Carlisle called on Mr and Mrs Hugh Knapp Sunday. Willis Prechtel and daughter Ruby visited Mrs Merlin Roe of Elyria who is convalescing from an appendicitis operation at Mr and Mrs Arthur Roe’s home. Mrs Roe formerly Miss Fleanor Prechtel. Mr and Mrs Paul Knapp visited Mr and Mrs Harry Butcher of LaPorte Florence Kistner and Ruby Prechtel were dinner guests Saturday of Miss Katie Lear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Knapp
D. Knapp
Alfred Willis
Cleveland Heights
Wilbur Strock
Carlisle
Hugh Knapp
Willis Prechtel
Ruby
Merlin Roe
Elyria
Arthur Roe
Roe
Fleanor Prechetel
Harry Butcher
LaPorte
Florence Kistner
Ruby Prechtel
Katie Lear
42nd Street at Capitol Sunday Cited in Libel Debate
A fragment notes a discussion involving Chancellor Adolf Hitler and German fascist policy ahead of a Geneva Conference. The text argues that truth can be libelous if it harms many people, highlighting tensions between press accuracy and defamation concepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Warner Barter
42Nd Street
Capitol Theatre
League Sets Next Meeting Date and Public Invitation
The report notes an average cut in all other departments around 80 percent. It states the next League meeting will be held on Monday, March 97th, with the public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
MacDonald Heads to Rome for Mussolini Talks
Ramsay MacDonald of England travels to Genoa and Rome with Sir John Simon to seek Italian support for Geneva Disarmament plans including a naval holiday and large Germany armament reductions. The result could shape the Geneva talks and European peace prospects amid Franco British Italian tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ramsay McDonald
England
Mussolini
Europe
Sir John Simon
MacDonald
Italy
Germany
Geneva
Genoa
Daladier
France
Fascist State in Berlin Claims Unconfirmed Reports
Unconfirmed reports from Berlin describe continued fascist state activity and political tension as authorities tighten control. Citizens monitor developments amid rumors of further measures and possible escalations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
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