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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1926

Page

6

America's Fourest Beautiful Women Named by Artist

An Eastern painter seeks America's fifteenth most beautiful woman, choosing between two New York screen figures Harriet Cam and Catherine Dale Owen. He praises Western athletic types but deems Hywood andamp. others as merely decorative. The Swiss dealer calls American girls more beautiful in color and spirit than Europeans.

America New York Harriet Cam Catherine Dale Owen Tle Owen Broadway Enkamp Whorfs

Pathetic Mountain Girl Shunned Drama Probed in Jail News

Fragmented OCR entry lists radio program slots and names tied to a crime note. Key items include references to KDKA Pittsburgh and Cincinnati programs, a jailed man who allegedly bought a woman, and scattered times and stations. Strong entities are KDKA, Pittsburgh, Akron, Columbus, Cincinnati, WIZ, WEAF, and marine band.

KDKA Akron Ohio Columbus Qnicournes Marine Grana WIZ WEAS Lewi Carl Zoeler Cincinnati Serons Wog

Weay Radio Schedule Highlights Local Concerts

A fragmented listing shows WEAF and local venues airing vaudeville and music programs. Entries mention Cleveland Detroit Amherst and a 9 to 10 pm evening lineup with orchestras and studio programs and a dinner concert in Detroit.

WEAY Auarta Bo Orchestra

Senior Class Banquet in South Amherst Honors 1926 Group

The senior class of 1926 held a reception and six course banquet at Schluter's, with red carnations and favors. Miss Jeanie Vargo and Allen Thompson gave speeches. An orchestra provided music and chaperones included E R Johnson and Mrs. Miller. After, attendees visited the Capitol theatre in Elyria.

Soutif Amherst Schluter Jeanie Vargo Allen Thompson Capitol Theatre E.R. Johnson Miss Miller McBride R. M. Kelsey J.C. Roll

Weekend Visits Light Up Local Homes

Mrs. Berth Wht spent the weekend with Mrs. Philip Euler and the Mosers and Hiscox family in Elyria. Mrs. Anoy Crapo returned home after visiting Florence Spranks. Carl Humphrey of Columbus and Clarence Operman with Clayton Atherton spent the weekend in Wooster with relatives.

Berth Wother Quarry Street Florence Enry Sprapks Carl Humphrey Columbus South -Amherst Clarence Wiliam Operman Clayton Atherton Wooster

Junior choir presents cantata at Methodist church

A junior choir of about thirty voices performed a cantata at the Methodist church. The program highlighted choral pieces and featured a disciplined ensemble with clear harmony.

Eogine Oni Ake Methodist Church Aleo Xolos

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