87th annual meeting of the State Medical Association opens in Cincinnati
The 87th annual meeting of the State Medical Association convened in Cincinnati with Dr Henry W. Berman presiding. Reports from standing committees opened the program while sections on medicine, eye ear nose and throat and more held sessions. Dr Stoner of Cleveland discussed psychiatric factors in chronic illness and urged sociological psychology study for interne training.
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Cincinnati
5 State Medical Association
Arenry W. Berman
Fcincinnati Academy of Medicine
D. Willard C. Stoner
Cleveland
Stoner
Cleveland City Hospital
Kretschmer
C. A. Neal
Norwood
Paul A. Davis
Akron
C. P. Robbins
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph Bhckensderfer
New Philadelphia
Robert Olescon
Kilbane Seeks Sheriff Post After Boxing Card
Steubenville reports Johnny Kilbane former world featherweight champion refereed last night's all star boxing card He declared his candidacy for sheriff of Cuyahoga County and said he cannot box again until after November as the crowd applauded The event featured Dick Loadman once a top lightweight contender sending a challenge Kilbane replied he would accept after his campaign commences.
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Steubenville
Johnny Kilbane
Wereakt
Cuyahoga County
Tommy Zimmerman
Dick Loadman
Kilbane
Applys successfully the principles on which preventive methods are based
The fragment notes that the subject successfully applies the core principles behind preventive methods. It mentions no specific people, organizations, or places due to the fragmented OCR text.
Mob Threatens To Lynch Negro In Columbia
A mob of about 800 gathered around the Columbia jail to take Elmer Donnel a black man charged with breaking into a white woman's home. Deputies moved him to a neighboring county for safety after Governor Sam A. Baker ordered all prisoners relocated. No charges were filed at that time.
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Columbia
Elmer Donnel
Sam A. Baker
Jefferson City
Donnel
Fire Destroys Plane. Man Held in Cincinnati
Cincinnati May 1 Thomas Mackelfresh 29 of Georgetown arrested after a $3600 airplane burned here yesterday piloted by Harry C Anderson of Cincinnati Police say Mackelfresh a former Longview State hospital inmate was held on circumstantial evidence though not seen to ignite the plane A patrolman nabbed him about 300 feet from the scene of the fire.
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Cincinnati, O
Thomas Mackelfresh
Georgetown
Harry C. Anderson
Cincinnati
Mackelfresh
Longview State Hospital
Reynolds Granted Custody Of Children
A typographical error in the Chronicle Telegram clarified a divorce ruling that Leo E. Reynolds, not Jennie G. Reynolds, was awarded custody of the two minor children. The correction confirms the original custody decision as stated in court records.
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Reynolds
Chronicle-Telegram- Monday
Jennies G. Reynolds
Leo. E. Reynolds
Jennie G. Reynolds
Mercury Range Report from Washington Weather Bureau
The weather bureau lists yesterday high and last night low temperatures for 26 cities. Notable readings include Greenville Maine 52/36 and Los Angeles California 78/83, with El Paso Texas at 94/65 and Denver Colorado 64/4. City by city figures cover Charleston South Carolina 74/61 and New York 68/?, among others.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Greenville
New York
al Charleston
Ker West
Fla
Montgomery
Ala
New Orleans
Brownsville
Tex
Cincinnati
Detroit
Mich
Duluth, Minn
Des Moines
Omaha
Neb
Williston
N. Dak
Helena, Mont
Denver, Colo
el Paso
Texas
Yuma, Ariz
Oos
Los Angeles
Cal
April best month for mayor's office receipts
City hall records show April as the best month of the year financially for the mayor's office. Total receipts including fines costs vendors' licenses etc. were $2 253.60. From April 1927 the total receipts were $808.25.
Sale of Grafton church property to Odd Fellows recorded
The sale of the First Congregational church property of Grafton to the Grafton Odd Fellows was recorded today in common pleas court and approved by Judge A. R. Webber.
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First Congregational Church
Grafton
Grafton Odd Fellows
Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
May Day marks fountain season at Ely Park
The opening of summer operations was noted with the first of May as water returned to the Ely Park fountain. The fish and alligator figures have not yet been installed for the season.
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Ely Park Fountain
Suits Filed Over Four Notes for 23500 Dollars
George I. Glitsch and L. B. Fauver sue in common pleas court on four notes held against W. M. Murray and Luella 5B Murray seeking judgment for 23500 dollars. The defendants admit their obligation in their simultaneous answer.
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George I. Glitsch
L. B. Fauver
Common Pleas Court
W. M. Murray
Luella
Murray
Perez Seeks Divorce On Grounds Of Gross Neglect
Reynaldo Perez filed for divorce in common pleas court yesterday against his wife Nativi dad Perez whom he married on February 14 1927. He charges gross neglect of duty.
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Seers
Reynaldo Perez
Common Pleas Court
Natividad Perez
Judgment Granted in Favor of Deutsch and Dilgren Against Kalassay Jr
Judge W B Thompson granted a cognovit judgment Monday for 305.75 to Samuel Deutsch and J W Dilgren against A S Kalassay Jr. The decision records the monetary award in the civil case.
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W. B. Thompson
Samuel Deutsch
J. W. Dilgren
A. S. Kalassay, Jr
Judge Awards $2130 Judgment Against Thorpes
Judge W B Thompson today granted judgment for Ohio State Bank and Trust Co. against Thomas E Thorpe and Julia Thorpe for $2130.33 in the civil action.
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W. B. Thompson
Ohio State Bank and Trust Co
Thomas E
Julia Thorpe
Cofnovit Judgment Granted in Hughes v Louns Case
Judge A. R. Webber grants a Cofnovit note judgment totaling 501.16 dollars in favor of O. J. Hughes against Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Louns in a motion brought today.
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A. R. Webber
O. J. Hughes
H. A. Louns
Todar
Judge grants name change in probate court
Judge H C Wilcox approves Walter M Felipiak to adopt the surname Phillips in probate court. The action formally changes his legal name to Walter M Phillips enabling him to use the new name in official records and daily life.
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H. C. Wilcox
Walter M. Felipiak
Walter M. Phillips
Parade Plans for Eagle Parade Full of School Units and Floats
The document details a large marching parade with six prize categories and merit prizes for non-winners. Judges include Chas. H. Kopp and Sheriff E. G. Mathews. Schools parade in formal units with flags and captains, led by a parade chair and Eagle’s Degree Team captain. Route runs from West Avenue to Broad, Fast, East, Third, Middle, and back to Broad Street Park with a reviewing stand at Broad Street. Divisions list multiple schools and groups in specific order along Second and Third streets. Grand Marshal is BE. J. Stankard with a police escort and civic contingents in autos. Eagle parade committee members listed: Wm. France, J. L. Mathis, Rupert Jensen, and others.
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Cipline
Chas. H. Kopp
A. A L. Werner
Mel Brown
B. M. O’donnell
Rob't Agate
Sheriff E. G. Mathews
Eagles
West Avenue
Second Street
West Ave
Broad St
Fast Ave
East Ave
Third St
Middle Ave
Park
Cheapside
Bandstand
BE. J. Stankard
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Ely
Garford
Franklin
St. Johns
Roosevelt
Gates
St. Agnes
Jefferson
High School
Hamilton
Woly Croes
McKinley
St. Mary's
Buiegling Bros
Sorepaush Circus
Wm. France
J. L. Mathis
Rupert Jensen
Ely School
Owen Bearer
Franklin School
Rob't
Rotary Club Demonstrates Dry Ice Coldness in Talk
Harris Phipps of Oberlin College showcased dry ice made from carbon dioxide at the Elyria Rotary noonday meeting. He explained its solid form and extreme cold of 109 degrees below zero, noting its use for long distance transport but not practical for homes due to cost and safety. Experiments froze flowers beefsteak mercury and rubber in minutes. Dr Ralph Bevard was welcomed into the club.
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Rotary
Harris Phipps
Elyria
Department of Chemistry
Oberlin College
Phipps
Ralph Bevard
Auction Bridge Tourney To Be Held Here Thursday
Followers of Work and White head will meet at Newell hotel Thursday night to take part in another auction bridge tourney. This will be the third held this year under W. E. McKenney, a Cleveland bridge expert. Since March these tournaments show a rising popularity among Elyria players as auction bridge gains enthusiasts.
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Work
Whitehead
Newell Hotel
W. E. McKenney
Cleveland
Elyria
McKenney
Eastern Star inspection in Ashtabula hosts 500 guests
Wellington couple Mr and Mrs A H Binder and Mr and Mrs Hugh Kane attended the Eastern Star inspection in Ashtabula Ohio last Friday. Mrs Binder the worthy grand matron inspected the chapter led by Mrs R W Hilliker cousin of Mrs Kane as worthy matron. Over 500 guests joined a banquet before the initiation ceremony. Local guests stayed at the Hilliker home Friday night.
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A. H. Binder
Hugh Kane
Eastern Star Organization
Ashtabula
Ohio
Binder
R W. Hilliker
Woman's Afternoon Club Holds Meeting at Home
Members of the Woman's Afternoon club gathered at Mrs. David Arnold's home yesterday afternoon. A short play The Bug Man was performed by Mrs. Harry Lee, Mrs. Harmon, and Mrs. Arnold, followed by current events. Officers Franklin Jones and Jeanette Warner were reelected for the coming year. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Eglin in two weeks.
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Woman's Afternoon
David Arnold
Bug Man
Harry Lee
Harmon
Arnold
Franklin Jones
Jeanette Warner
Eglin
Entre Nous Club Bridge Night At Mrs Murry Home
Mrs Kathryn Murry hosted Entre Nous club at her residence with three tables of bridge. Clair Hill won the high score award and Grace Purcell of Amherst received a guest prize. A delightful evening was enjoyed by all attendees.
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Kathryn Murry
Clair Hill
Grace Purcell
Amherst
Friendship Guild Annual Guest Day Dinner Planned
The Friendship Guild members and their husbands will enjoy the annual guest day dinner in the Congregational church dining room on Friday evening this week. Mrs. Fiske, a noted platform speaker, will be the after dinner speaker. The Woman's Association of the church will serve the dinner.
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Friendship Guild
Congregational Church
Fiske
Woman's Association of the Church
Masonic Lodge Hosts Inspection and Dinner
Sam Squires of Elyria district lecturer inspected the local chapter last evening. Guests from Elyria Norwalk LaGrange New London Lodi and Wakeman attended about 130. A chicken dinner was served by the Eastern Stars after the 6:30 meal in the dining room. The lodge opened at 7:30 and John Hilliker received the Master Mason degree.
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Sam Squires
Elyria
Norwalk
LaGrange
New London
Lodi
Wakeman
Lodge
John Hilliker
Boy Breaks Parole In Medina County Burglary
A Medina County sheriff says a youth from Chattam on parole from the Boys Reform School admitted breaking into Mr and Mrs John Barbers home during their Sunday absence. The boy, employed by Charles Hines, stole a bank from the children along with a watch and two fountain pens. He is held awaiting Probate Judge decision.
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John Barber
Chattam
Charles Hines
Eel Dredge Finds Conger at Im mingham Dock
A six feet long conger eel with a twelve inch girth was drawn aboard a dredger at Im mingham Dock England. The fragment lists multiple schools and individuals including B Dumas Gates E J Handyside Harry Warren and many others from various schools. It notes a cost average of $50 to Tony Novak Holy Cross school and mentions an automobile export remark.
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Immingham Dock
England
B. Dumas
Gates School
E. J. Handyside
Garford
Harry Warren
Hamilton School
E. B. Wayler
Jefferson School
J. Zackman
McKinley
N Oo. Backus
Roosevelt School
A. R. Agate
High
Henry Stolzenburg
8. John’s
Wm. Bruck
St Mary's
Geo. Brand
St Agnes
Tony J. Novak
Holy Cross
Playgrounds In Shape For Summer
Settlement House lays out grounds for a summer program including a tennis court indoor diamond baseball diamond new swings and a merry-go-round a sand box and jumping pit. Indoor teams ages 9 to 13 12-15 and 14-17 seek games with two girls teams planned. A garden plot and children's projects such as bird houses are also underway.
Death Record James W Keys 81 Dies in Paden City
James W Keys 81 died Sunday morning April 29 at his daughter Mrs J W O Donnell in Paden City West Virginia Born in County Kilkenny Ireland came to the United States at age five with two sisters now deceased Lived in Covington Kentucky later ran a Bellaire Ohio grocery retiring ten years ago Has a son James A Keys 213 Fourteenth Street this city and several other sons William J Wheeling W Va Edward J and Charles M Bellaire Ohio Harry J Port Clinton Ohio James A this city Survived by daughter and six sons Funeral at 9:00 Wednesday morning at St Johns Church Bellaire Interment in Calvary Cemetery.
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James W. Keys
J. W. O'Donnell
Paden City
West Virginia
County Kilkenny
Ireland
Covington
Bellaire
Ohio
James A. Keys
Fourteenth Street
Daugher
William J
Wheeling
W. Va
Edward J
Charles M
Harry J
Port Glinton
James A
St. John’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Elijah Watkins 81 Kipton resident dies at Allen Memorial
Elijah Watkins 81 of Kipton died Monday morning at Allen Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be held Thursday May 3 at the Kipton Community Church.
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Elijah Watkins
Kipton
Allen Memorial Hospital
Kipton Community
Death of Mrs Ralph Baetz of Amherst at 51
Mrs Ralph Baetz of Cleveland arenas Amherst aged 51 dies at Amherst hospital at 1 15 am She is survived by her husband infant son Willard Earl one sister Mrs David Brennen Jr of Amherst three brothers William Frank Wenzel of Amherst and John Wenzel of Cleveland Born in Amherst she attended public schools and worked at Central Book Store She belonged to St Josephs Catholic church and the Altar Rosary Society Funeral services set for nine oclock Thursday morning with Fr James Eiscoen officiating Burial in Calvary cemetery
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Amherst, O
Ralph Baetz
Cleveland Arenas
Amherst
Amherst Hospital
Willard Earl
David Brennen, Jr
William
Frank Wenzel
Ambherst
John Wenzel
Cleveland
Baetz
Mqlfiss
Police Put Red Motorcycle In Use For City Patrols
Elyria police officer Lloyd Sweet now patrols in a red department motorcycle to catch speeders and boulevard stop violators. The bike, overhauled and in good condition after 6000 miles, will watch school zones for reckless motorists.
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Elyria
Lloyd Sweet
Sweet
John N. Eidt
Elyria Briefs: Narrow escape and city permit approvals
A Shear street resident narrowly escaped death after a severe cut. The city issued sixty building permits totaling 90 725 dollars. Sheriff E G Mathews recovered two stolen cars and returned them to their owners.
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Shear Street
E. G. Mathews
Comforts Siren To Foreign Students
Irene A Grant of Monrovia Liberia says foreign students should shield themselves from American influences while studying in the United States. A Liberia peer argues some youth prefer staying abroad rather than returning home after education.
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Chicago
America
Irene A. Grant
Monrovia
Liberia
Markets Cleveland Daily Price Report May 1
POTA TOES: 150 lb sacks round whites Ohio Wisconsin Michigan 335 350 Minnesota 310 325 120 lb sacks Minnesota 240 250 Ohio 250 260 140 lb sacks Idaho russet Burbanks 250 260 Fla Hastings 50 875 a bbl Texas 100 lb sacks new reds 400 475 Poultry heavy broilers 45 60 leghorns 37 42 heavy fowls 29 30 medium stock 29 30 leghorns 24 26 old roosters 16 17 ducks 25 28 Butter Extras in tablets 46 1-2-4 1-2c extra firsts 13 1-2 45 1-2c seconds 39 1-2 11 1-2c prints 1 to 3 cents above current quotations Eggs Extras 34c doz extra firsts 32c doz firsts 29 34c doz ordinary 28c doz
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Cleveland
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Idaho
Hogs and cattle market report from Cleveland Ohio May first
Market report shows hogs bid 9.23 to 10.66 dollars per hundredweight with top at 10.65 for 200 to 350 pounds, and 90 to 130 pounds at 9.23 to 9.75. Cattle steady with beef steers 11.50 to 12.50, beef cows 7.50 to 9.50, vealers 14.50 to 15.00. Sheep steady with fat lambs at 16.00 to 16.80 and ewes 7.50 to 9.00.
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Cleveland
Price run in Columbus wholesale produce district May day
Demand remained slow for most fruits and vegetables in Columbus wholesale district with few price changes. Beans 350-400 per hamper, Kale 1.00-1.20 a bushel, Peppers 4.50-5.00 per crate, Florida potatoes 8.50-9.30 per barrel, Tomatoes Florida 6.00-7.30 per 6 basket crate repacked.
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Columbus
Florida
Chicago cash quotations May 1 market report
Chicago prices for butter eggs poultry and produce with receipts and price ranges across grades. Butter receipts 13 064 lbs with price ranges 43 1 2c to 43c. eggs receipts 42 098 cases with firsts 28 29c and storage packed 31 1 4c. poultry alive steady with fowls 23 to 23 1 2c broilers 28 40c turkeys 20 to 30c. potatoes receipts 106 cars with regional bids from Wisconsin Minnesota Idaho Texas and Florida. wheat No 2 hard 1 73 1 2 No 1 northern spring 1 74. corn No 3 mixed 1 09 No 2 yellow 1 10 6 4 113 1 4. oats No 2 white 68 1 2 to 70 1 2c. rye no sales. barley 56 1 09. timothy seed 3 70 to 4 50. clover seed 41 950 26 50. lard 412 15. ribs 1200. bellies 13 75.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Texas
Bliss
Florida Bliss
Spalding Hose
Market prices report from Toledo on grain and seed
May prices for corn oats rye and clover seed listed with cash and futures figures. No. 2 red corn at 2.29 and 1.18 for No. 3 set to 1-2. oats 0.73. rye 1.60. clover seed domestic 16.75 with October 17.73 and imported 13.75. alfalfa 1500. timothy cash 2.20 and May futures 2.70.
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Toledo
May
Minneapolis Flour Market Briefs May First
Minneapolis reports May 1 price moves with flour up 15c in carload lots at 9 25 9 35 per barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks. Bran at 35.00 to 35.50. Wheat quoted No 1 northern May 1.62 7 8 July 1.62 7 8 September 1.61 3 8 No 1 durum 1.41 7 8 1 42 7 8. Corn No 3 yellow 1.10.
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Minneapolis
Toledo Livestock Market Report May 1
Hogs receipts 1100, market 10-20 off. Heavy 995 to 1000, mediums 1025 to 1050, workers 1025 to 1060, good pigs 985 to 1000. Cattle receipts light, market slow. Calves receipts light, market steady. Sheep and lambs receipts light, market steady.
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Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Names Pile Up For City Alligator As Contest Nears End
Citizens submit suggestions for the city alligator. Proposals include Fell- Q, Happ, Blinky, Lindy, Algy, Ely, Chuck-Cal, Cicero, Hasy, Barnum, Splasher, Judge, Napoleon, and Lazybones. Four days remain to official selection.
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Lfore
Blinky
Thomas Wait
Oberlin
Harry Demos
Middle Avenue
Four Men Killed In Coal Dump Slide Near Madison WV
A burning coal dump near Madison collapsed trapping four men, an uncle and his three nephews, in a sawmill below. Fire officials said water seepage from upper hulls had kept the old dump burning for months before the slide occurred. The dead were Dell Sheets, sawmill foreman, and his nephews Delmer, Everett, and Edward Sheets.
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Charleston
Madison
Dell Sheets
Delmer
Everett
Edward Sheets
Former Cleveland newsboy buys seat on stock exchange
David F. Engel of New York, once a Cleveland newsboy, bought a 360000 seat on the New York Stock Exchange. His rise from selling papers to a powerful business figure is traced by lifelong friend Sam Benjamin, aided by Newton D. Baker’s early backing. Engel later moved from newsboy to book salesman and cloak business partner with Benjamin in 1914.
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New York Stock Exchange
Cleveland
David F. Engel
New York
Sam Benjamin
Engel
Benjamin
Goodrich
Newton D. Baker
Baker
Stock Exchange
Automobiles Sold in Lorain County in April
A Lorain County report shows 484 cars sold in April. Elyria accounted for 185 of those transactions, as recorded by the County Clerk's office.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Wednesday's Five Best Radio Features of the Week
United Press lists a midweek radio lineup with WOR at 9 00 EST featuring Barbara Maurel and Sascha Jacobsen from the Columbia Tour. WEAF follows at 9 50 EST with the Opera L Amico Fritz. WJZ presents comic opera The Burgomaster at 10 EST. KDKA Pittsburgh airs Westinghouse Band at 5 15 EST with WEAF hookup. 7 00 EST Home Companion Hour on WEAF.
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United Press
WOR
Barbara Maurel
Sascha Jacobsen
WEAF
L’amico Fritz
WJZ
the Burgomaster
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
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Bridge St
Invincible
Dessel-Wemmer Co
Wedeman CO
Ovis’ Ait
Farm Implement Company
Elyria, Ohio
Order OF Odd Fellows
Ely Park
Franklio
St. John’s
Court St
Gates, St. Agnes
Chestnut Sts
Fourth St
St. Mary’s
Middle Age
Bungling Bros. and
Sorepaugh Circus
Third Sts
Wellington
Entertain Club
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Crystal
Billy Miner
Melodians
Slater Coal Co
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
The
Murbacch Coal & Supply Co
C. van Luit
Weitern
Lovatn County Company
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