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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1928
Page
7
A detailed list of radio programs from various stations with times and sponsors in the evening lineup. Community notes follow, including church events, baptisms, Mothers Day services, meetings, and neighborly visits across Oberlin area.
Interested parties may obtain hearing time and place information from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio in Columbus. Listed are F. Gooden and H. F. Gooden of Oberlin and J. Hughes and Paul Court, also of Oberlin, with dates Apr 26 and May 9 10.
For securing funds to aid construction of a building on said premises the same will be for hearing on and after May 26 1928. Attorney Ir OA Stetson 402 Elyria Savings Trust Bldg Elyria Ohio for Petitioner Apr 26 May 3 10 17
Western Standard Time listing WTAM and WIDAI 490.5 meters at 6 p m with Trotel Hollenden orchestra under Car Rupp. Later slots include Hoover Sentinel from NBC studios, Fifth City Neapolitans, Dinner concert by Louis Rich, and a range of weather, baseball scores, and various national and local program notes with several named performers and sponsors.
Columbia May 3 Pomona grange will hold at Wellington Saturday May 5. Mr and Mrs Reuben Walkden hosted a dinner honoring Mrs Cartright on her mother’s birthday. Mr and Mrs Lee and daughter Wiltrude moved to Lakewood from Root road, trading for a Lakewood home. Bennon family also moved to Columbia. Jay Madison and Edgar Milla family arrivals noted.
A forthcoming grange gathering will feature a Aloe Glaes recitation and a paper on salt intake by Mrs Kowalski, with Miss Kathryn Glass on piano. Master Perry Belsinger expected to preside, Misa Repha French in charge. A birthday dinner honored John Worcester Sr. at Fields. P G Worcester hosted John Worcester in Oberlin for joint birthdays. Leo Martin is ill with influenza this week.
Eaton May 3 The Milburn family Randolph were guests Sunday evening of Rey and Mrs Escher. Mr and Mrs E A Tite Cleveland dined with Frank Tite. Harvey Lewis Elyria and E Bassett Royalton called at Pierce home Sunday. Frank Case Brunswick made a business call Monday. Mrs Charles Strickland received Easter Mila box from Florida. Nine stalks total twenty nine buds blossomed. Miss Cora Dimaline dined with Miss Erma Alexander. Grace Reed and Clara King Lyon Lakewood attended church and dined with Perry Dawley. Helen Dawley returned to Cleveland with them. James Gray Cleveland stayed with Byron Tompkins over Sunday. The miscellaneous entertain-
Industrial ads outline services for lawn mower repairs and miscellaneous experimental work and repairs plus oak floor installation. General Machine Works at 1374 East Ave lists phone 3219, while EDWARDS Floor Contractor at 314 12th St provides free estimates and phone 86934.
Elyria High School track team under coach W L Vaughn hustles this week for the Lakewood Relays to be held Saturday at Lakewood. Forty six schools will enter over a thousand athletes. This afternoon Vaughn will take his squad to Oberlin for a practice meet with Oberlin High and Oberlin College freshman teams at Dillfield. Vaughn seeks weigh men to throw the discus and put the shot.
Sunday burial service held at Butternut Ridge for a baby. Mr and Mrs Vern Cermieky and Fay visit from Lorain as Miss Margaret Ross recovers from mumps. Adelbert Ford Hill guests, plans for a June children’s day program. Mother’s Day Bible school program May 13. Mrs Carpenter improving after appendicitis surgery at Ely Hospital. Canada mine output in 1927 reaches 17,411,505 tons, a record.
The world’s visible supply shows American cotton is smaller than a year ago, signaling tighter immediate availability. Analysts note reduced US stocks could influence prices and export dynamics amid ongoing harvest and trade conditions.
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