Saturday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings describe live broadcasts from WEAF WJZ WEBH and WBZ with performances on Beethoven Ninth Symphony and a New York Philharmonic program. Walter Damrosch lectures the symphony with choir and orchestra while regional stations present classical fare.
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United Press
WEAF
Walter Damrosch
WJZ
New York
WEBH
Chicago
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
WBZ
Springfeld
Long Term Loan at Sixty Percent of Appraised Realty Value
A proposal to provide a long term loan based on 60 percent of the appraised value of real estate in a rapidly appreciating city district. The plan emphasizes financing coverage in a market with rising property assessments and seeks to aid buyers while preserving lender security.
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Advancan
Scouts Hold Meeting in South Amherst
At the regular boy scout meeting on Tuesday evening March 17 held at the town hall, Richard Barnhart Hubert Joes Andrew Vassic and Aubert Barnhart passed several second class tests. The South Amherst troop will register one patrol for the coming year. Tests were conducted by Paul Mor commander of the American Legion South Amherst, authorized by Harbore Money field scout executive of the Cleveland district. The scout charter will be renewed for 1927 and all scouts must reregister.
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Town Hall
Richard Barnhart
Hubert Joes
Andrew Vassic
Aubert Barnhart
South Amherst
Paul Mor
American Legion of
Harbore Money
Cleveland
Wooster
Glee Club to Present Operetta The Gypsy Rover
South Amherst announces the Glee Club will present The Gypsy Rover at the school auditorium Friday night. Music director Floyd Moore leads a three act twelve character production.
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South Amherst
Glee Club
Floyd Moore
Foresters ball ends. worker hurt at Ohio quarries
A rock boss, Fret Eberhardt, was injured at work Tuesday when his band attempted to pry a stone at the Ohio quarries. He was rushed to Amherst hospital where doctors amputated two points of something and then transported to his North Lake Street home. church notes report union prayer meetings at United and Evangelical churches and activities at St. John's Evangelical church. Charley Kolb Sr. and Jr. birthdays celebrated at a six o'clock dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kolb with several relatives in attendance. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church held an all day quilting session and business meeting with dinner served by local volunteers. Jacob Von Kanel, a junior at Wilmington College and former South Amherst high school graduate, was elected captain of the junior ex base ball team. Brief items mention Grace Biahn visiting Ashtabula and Charles Wragg visiting relatives in Elyria.
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Eberhardt
Ohio
Amherst
McQueen
North Lake
Martin
United and Evangelical Churches
St. John’s Evangelical
A. Ernst
Young Peoples League of
St. John's Church
Jacob Kolb
Charley Kolb
Charles Kolb
Henry Kolb
Mildred Beard
Charley
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
3. Bailey
Gary Nickel
Slack
F. A. Natley
Jacob von Kanel
South Amherst High School
Wilmington College
Steel Tower Transmission Line to Link Ohio Utilities
Ohio Public Service Co will build ff ty miles of 132000 volt double circuit steel tower transmission line with switching and transformer stations linking Sandusky to Toledo Edison Co. The line connects Chicago Detroit Toledo Cleveland and eastern points and taps reserve capacity at Toledo Lorain Mansfield and Warren. A vast reservoir of power will be available from connected plants, says J B Johnson of O P S.
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Ohio Public Service Co
Sandusky
Toledo Edison Co
Seriica
Ohio
Chicago
Detroit
Toledo
Cleveland
Lorain
Mansfield
Warren
Ohio Public Service
Cleveland Illuminating Co
Aten Beach
J. B. Johnson
O. P. 5. Company
Local residents attend events and travel in Ohio area
Howard Dulmage returns from a New York business trip while Eleanor Thomproy stays in Elyria. A Scottish and American dance is planned for Forestars hall on Saturday. Mrs J Duneuad and Aloe visit Lorain on Monday. Mrs Harold Moore and Mrs Smil Ruth visit Cleveland on Wednesday. Richard Hansen Alec Duncan and Allen Thompson are eight visitors on Wednesday. Mrs C McCord and William Meacham attend a party in Amherst Wednesday evening hosted by Mrs C M Harris. Miss Agnes Philip of Oberlin is mentioned.
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Howard Dulmage
New York
Eleanor Thomproy
Elyria
Wlitereuds
Forestars Hall
J. Duneuad
Aloe
Lorain
Harold Moore
Smil Ruth
Cleveland
Richard Hansen
Alec Duncan
Allen Thompson
C. McCord
William Meacham
Amherst
C. M. Harris
Agnes Philip
Oberlin
Woman Advises How to Obtain Velvety Skin
Mrs. Louis Fey of 722 Chestnut St Erie Penna writes that Tepee Werb Tonic will do more than anything else for a scaly pimply complexion. She says her skin was broken out with pimples prior to using the tonic.
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Louis Fey
Chestnut St
Erie
Penna
Redwood
Elyria Woman Visits Daughter in Town
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Lydia Stack of Elyria visited her daughter Mrs. Clora McCord, spending time with the family as recorded on page thirteen.
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Lydia Stack
Elyria
Clora McCord
Princess Mary Keeps Gift Registry Notebook
The indomitable Princess Mary records all presents she gives to avoid duplications. Her meticulous habit includes an oudinress and engagement books plus a special present notebook.
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Mary of England
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