"Daddy" Allen to Broadcast Easter Seals Talk
Elyria based leader of the International Society for Crippled Children, founder and president emeritus, to headline at the 1926 Easter Seal camp area opening. The Columba Broadcasting System plans the talk from New York with a 7:45 p.m. start and a national reach. Allen will also spearhead Lorain County efforts as the drive raises funds for crippled children and camp programs.
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Columbus
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Lorain County
Celebrations planned as Findlay marks first gas boom
A Findlay event next year will commemorate the IST gas boom with a community celebration. The celebration expects to recall the first well brought in and a crowd surpassing 72,000, marking a historic milestone in the area.
Radio Programs Wednesday March 18 Listings
Radio schedule details for WTAM and WGAR show a range of music, talk, and variety programs including Berardh Bucke Reneéerrons Nave Ba Gaon Busters and Skandor Mav. The lineup features Talking segments, musical hours, and sports notes with various hosts and stations.
Crawford County Board seeks salary restoration from legislature
Crawford County Board of Education members vote to ask the legislature to restore their salaries after criticizing pay only for meeting mileage. They say they were paid mileage for meetings but received no mileage for the trip home.
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Will Present Play At Gates Auditorium
The Youth Council of the second Congregational church sponsors a comedy The Strange Bequest by J Wither Fitzpatrick next Friday evening at Gates Auditorium. Cast includes Ralph Fox as Robert Owen and Annabelle Ryan as Tilly Murphy.
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Gates
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Ralph Fox
Tilly Murphy
Annabelle Ryan
Lincoln Long
Sy Burton Bornton
Mame Drew
Floria Hauenstein
Helen Cooke
Alice Robinson
Mrs. Cook
Helen Saville
Janet Benton
Virginia Stewart
Jack Fenway
Roger Rodgers
Rene Louvre
Robert Fox
Carmel Trenton
Cora Louise Ranger
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Coles Sing Tomorrow at Theatre Returns New Spark Era
At The Theatres Joe Penner resumes screen presence with Jack Oakie in a comedy featuring his famed duck. The note mentions Coles performing tomorrow at Theatre with New Spark erman and Francés east, signaling a lively stage lineup and ongoing vaudeville style program.
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Jack Oakie
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Coles
New Sparkerman
Francés East
Bill Boyd Stars In Dreamland Film Debut
Bill Boyd headlines the upcoming Dreamland feature amid a crowded opening scene with dreams and derailed plans. The article notes strong audience interest and public attention around the actor as filming progresses.
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Pittsfield Society to Meet and Local News Briefs
Pittsfield notes show the Lai Society church gathering at noon for a home meal, plus a church social and school return of Miss Adeline Becker. Community League members met at A. M. Sherburne's home as residents attended events at Fields church in the evening. Local items mention visitors, family visits, hospital cases and a new British locomotive named Lloyd’s.
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Oberlin
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Cleveland
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C. A. Jordan
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George Houghton
Jamim Oder
Houghton
John Siorka
Paul Ackerman
Camden
Rita Searis
Hipton
Melvin Davidson
LeRoy/ Lounsbrough
A. M. Sherburne
King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
Hiarry Bennett
Herrick Avenue East
Herrick Auditorium
Wellington Por delivery Jugtor urissinger increase for teachers
Teachers in Wellington Ohio are set for pay raises, with a planned increase for the coming year. The proposal, approved at a recent meeting, includes a schedule bump for junior high and other staff, with several named instructors receiving specific raises. The meeting also covered church activities and local community programs, including the St. Patrick's program and a woman’s association event. An oratorical contest sponsored by Scripps-Howard highlighted local students Mabel Lennert and Ernest Maddock, debating Ohio’s one-house legislature, with judges from Huron and nearby regions.
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Huron County
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Wellington News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Community notices detail school music programs under Einar Hstrom and plans for a cinema showing in Quebec and Ontario. Kiwanis luncheon at Herstek Auditorium, Great Northern Railway film night, and Women’s Civic Association events noted. St Patrick’s Feast observed, a private gathering at the Feron home reported, and Route 18 bingo entertainment listed. School accounts show Agriculture class sessions at 1:30 PM and 7:30 PM for beginners. Wellington High School band concert slated at First Congregational Church with no admission. Depot Street paving begins with 35 PWA workers. Ramser Grand Slam Bronze Club annual banquet set at Ramser Hotel.
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316 Students to Sing in Lake Erie League Festival
A large Lake Erie High School League choral festival is set for Elyria High School Saturday with 316 singers from Lorain, Lakewood, Elyria, Shaw, and Cleveland Heights. The event features four to five numbers per choir and a 146 voice combined choir led by directors Shafter, Evans, and others. Tickets are limited to about 250 due to stage space and the number of participants.
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Florence Shafter
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Thelbert Evans
Lakewood High School
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