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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1929

Page

3

Family in Gad Plight Hits Local Aid Effort

Mrs. Cook and her four children ages two to eight arrived at police headquarters after traveling 2300 miles from Phoenix. Stranded, they sought a ride west toward home as Chief Stankard and the Situation Army arranged help. The family had walked from Pittsburgh to Elyria with intermittent hitches over four weeks.

Walter Cook Phoenix Arizona Pittsburgh Cleveland Elyria E. J. Stankard Situation Army Mrs. Cook

Family Trots From Phoenix to Chicago After Fire

A Phoenix family traveling east to visit a sick mother near Boston suffers a car fire in Pittsburgh destroying belongings and money. They press on by walking to Cleveland then Elyria where the K of P and Salvation Army help. R D Husks of the Salvation Army arranges lodging and transport to Chicago.

Phoenix Mr. Cook Boston Chicago

Family Receives Aid After Harsh Journey Home

A two year old child, unwell with a sore stomach, received a hearty meal from Salvation Army volunteers during a long journey to Phoenix. The text notes it was the first substantial meal the child had in days, highlighting relief found through the charity's assistance.

Salvation Army Phoenix

Radio Programs Cleveland Stations Schedule

Radio listings for Cleveland and nearby stations in Eastern Standard Time cover WTAM WHE WEAF WGY WIR WLW KDRA and more. Programs include Earl Rohlf piano Conductor Vincent Frederick William and Orchestras, Eveready hour, Clcquot Club Eskimos, Prophylactic program, Three-In-One Theater, Michelin hour, and Curtis Institute music with multiple transfers to WHR WADC and WHR stations.

Cleveland Earl Rohlf Janssen Cleveland Orchestra Ball Sohlo Orchestra Howard Justice Eveready Clicquot Club Eskimos Louis Helmer Aie Keith Orpheum al Walden Wyile Piiccadilly Orchestra Gardens Public Auditorium Vincent Frederick William United States Army Band Ed Day Bedford Glens Park Anos ‘N Andy Wrigley Royal Canadians Ite Wendell i NBC WEAF Waldorf-Astoria Veter Douglas LaRue Brown Wgy Soeconyi Wuthless Genta Fonariova WTAM WWJ Savannah Longine Smalle and Robertson Kenneth F. Burgess Stromberg-Carlson Sextet KDRA WIR Jonah Tnforma Mabel Zoeckler Wly DEA Williams WLW Hotel Astor Orchestra New York TWABC Mabo Entertainment Washington Frederic W Paul Whiteman WGHP WADC WHR Curtis Institute of Music

Amherst Birthday Club Honors Mrs Rosenkranz at Home

Members of the H and R Birthday Club gathered at the Rosenkranz home in Brownhelm to honor Mrs Rosenkranz. Activities included Banco, dancing, and gifts. Attendees included Elmer Deuschle, Martha Kopenhafer, Leon Uhle, and many Rosenkranz and Heinzerling families. A pulpit speaker, Dr C B Hess of Norwalk, gave Passion services at the Methodist church, with another talk planned. Congregational Ladies to Meet.

Amherst Raymond Heinberling M. Wohlever Ralph Wohlever C. Fisker Jacob Rosenkranz Alvin Rosenkranz Martha Kopenhafer Wealrae Kreezerer Elmer Deuschle Harvey Bmmerick Leon Uhle Ds. C. B. Hess Norwalk Methodist Church Ladies’ Society of the Con

Congregational Church Hostesses Meet in Parlor

Church parlor gathering Wednesday afternoon with Mrs William Bruce and Mrs Bert Edwards as hostesses. Several local residents were noted as Sunday guests of Captain and Mrs L Stough at the Anchorage. The Ohio State Protective Association initiated George Garthe in Birmingham. Lantern slide lecture on The King of Kings to be shown at the Congregational church with Rev F E Eastman in charge. Jessamine Lodge held regular meeting at the Veeterpne. Mr and Mrs Coburn and Williams visited Norwalk. Passion services at First Evangelical conducted by Rev Tabbert. Brownhelm hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs Robert Clifford. About 30 St Peter's Evangelical Sunday School teachers attended a workers conference in church parlors with group meetings.

Gregational Church William Bruce Bert Edwards L. Stough Anchorage Charles Heaton Marie Heaton A. P. Snyder Ralph E. Jones Marie Lakewood George Garthe Ohio State Protective Association Birmingham King of Kings Congregational Church F. E. Eastman Jessamine Lodge Daughter Scotland William Coburn H. A. Willams Norwalk First Evangelical Church Tabbert William Ruth. Brownhelm Robert Clifford Lorain St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School

Board Meets To Discuss Education Department Issues

The Board of Education met in regular session in Supt. F. St. Power's office last evening to discuss matters of importance. Hostess Miss Helen Heck hosted the Young Women’s Sodality at her Milan avenue home for a sewing session ahead of the bazaar, with a 10:30 luncheon served to members. Sunday afternoon visitors included Miss Esther Koight of Cleveland and Robert Dudley of Elyria at Charles Holl’s home.

Board of Education F. St. Power Helen Heck Milan Avenue

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