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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1928

Page

3

Friday's Five Best Radio Features

United Press lists five radio features across networks and stations. WOR broadcasts at 9 30 EST At Home with the Masters from KOA Denver. WJZ presents Godfrey Ludlow violinist at 7 EST. WGY Schenectady airs Cathedral Echoes and WEAF Hook Up features Cities Service Orchestra at 7 EST.

United Press WOR The KOA Denver Glen Club WJZ Godfrey Ludlow WGY Schenectady Cathedral Echoes WEAF Cities Service Orchestra

Radio Station Schedule Chatter in Cleveland Listings

An Ohio radio listing outlines programs across WAM WEAHR WHHK and WIAY stations. Evening schedules include hotel orchestras under Carl Rupp William Madden and Louis Rich, a Dutch tulip party, theater reviews, talks on kindergarten money problems and employment, Midweek services, and local band entertainment from Danceland and Bedford Glens.

Cleveland WAM WEAHR Hotel Hollenden Carl Rupp Cuyahoga Coal Co Bally Dodge Bros Hooveer Sentinels N. B.C Willard Cavalieri William J. Madden Floyd Bradley Fifth City Neapolitans Mercra Boltey School of Popular Music Sarah Goldstein Board of Education Louis Rich Wintom F. Dwight Conner Engineers National Bank William Young Peoples Salco BE. Cody Henry Wisler Irving Gressle Ed Day Bedford Glens Ace Brigoda Danceland Maurice Spitalny Hotel Statler

Evening Radio Schedule and Orchestral Lineup

A dense listing of radio time blocks and program notes detailing performances by Uncle Jay, Restore Trio, Knight Norris Gibbs, Harry Draper’s Palais d or orchestra, Walborf Astoria dinner music, United Press baseball scores, and various hourlong features. Includes station mentions WEAK MK, WEA, WTAG, WRC, WCAL, WWJ, WTAM, WGY, KDKA, WJR, KYW, and others, plus a Polo Grounds bout and Mardi Gras festival references.

Halloon Uncle Jay Knight Norris, Gibbs Austin Wylie Golden Pheasant Harry Draper Palais D'or N. B.C Red Network Walborf-Astoria WEA WTAG WRC WCAL United Press Baseball Féderation Coward Dodge Brothers WTAM WWJ WGY Zoover Sentinels Halsey Stuart Wey Howard Statler Pennsylvanians Johnny Johnson QGY Arnold Johnson Park Central Orchestra Collings Faultiess United States /Marine band Lowney Sweethearts Lowney Sweethearts. 7:00 P. m~—Netold Tales. To Wjr KDA Amplio All Shubert Vertchamp Strife Louise Stallings KDKA WJM WJRK Longine McLarnin-Mandell Polo Grounds WJR KYW National String Quartet Slumber Music Columbia Chain Newark Lort New York University Paul Specht

Camden Schedules Week of Commencement Events

Kipton May 17 The Camden school week of commencement includes Baccalaureate at Community church May 20 led by Rev Loomis with assistance from Revs Hardings and Jones and music by church choirs and Mr Rowland. Final exams May 21 22 senior play May 23 chapel May 24 class gift and picnic, Friday May 25 class address by Dr Parsons and Wellington orchestra, alumni banquet May 26. inquiries by mail due to crowd. Guests include East Camden’s Mr and Mrs Albert Prosser and daughter Ethel and Marian Brown of Cleveland with Harold Davis of Detroit visiting the Browns.

Kipton Camden School Loomis Hardings Jones Rowland Pittsburgh Wellington Camden Albert Prosser Ethel East Camden Sam Davidson Marian Brown Cleveland Harold Davis Detroit Michigan John Brown

Funeral services held for Mrs Messmer May 7

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Messmer on Monday May 7. She was a former resident of the area. Various local residents and visitors are listed, including Muriel Davidson’s surprise birthday at school and multiple family visits across nearby towns. Community events include a Woman's Farm club meeting planned for May 24 with dinner.

Messmer Maude Davidson Muriel Davidson Lora Unger Berlin Heights Claude Buckley Ralph Blackwell Keller Shrader Brownhelm Joe Waugh Cleveland John Brown Marian Harold Davis Detroit Maich Norwalk And Bmirs Blackwell Elyria Mildred Morgan Baby Mabell Lucas Coulson Pittsfield Delight Walruth Dabney Hill Romp Litchfield Mrs Homer

Local residents share visits and travel during the week

Sunday visits track scattered movements of residents including Mr and Mrs Chrys ler and family at the Taylor home and Mrs Calkins. J H Calkins went to Norwalk Monday afternoon. Av on and Oberlin visitors joined J Davidson and family. Howe and Austin in Amherst, Sigsworth in Wake man, Myron Bates in Oberlin, Hill family in Lorain, Sharp with mother in Riga. Elyria shoppers Brumby called on C Williams Wakeman.

Adam Geist Carol Couen Hunter Elyria Dorothy Sharp A. Austin H. H. House Eaton Columbia Ridgeville Woman’s Farm Club Otto Huene Emma Sigsworth Allan Knuth Clayton Crysler Oberlin Hill Ruth Bryden Leland Hill Lorai Sharp Riga Mich Jack Brumby C. Williams Jesse Crysler Wakeman

Short hair upkeep distresses husbands in Paris

Paris residents discuss hair length debates as wives face social pressure and husbands express discontent over upkeep costs and time. The piece notes cultural expectations influence grooming choices and anecdotal sentiments from couples.

Paris

High Hair Costs Spur Complaints From Stylists

Hairdressers argue that short cuts do not cut expenses for families. Despite pleas from a respected figure, frequent barber trips and larger allowances for women persist. Historical prices show Parisian stylists charging more now than in earlier times, with famed hedges of fashion raising charges.

Rexall Orderlie Relief Featured by Doctor's Claim

A Battle Creek physician says constipation causes great misery but Rexall Orderlie tablets offer relief by drawing water into the colon to soften dry waste. Chew one at night for a gentle movement next day. 24 for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Stores.

Battle Creek Rexall Drug Store

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Clark Clarks Eaberry By Moss Margaret Lee Open Evelyn Nesbit and Boy Evelyn” Nesbit Russell Thaw Harry K. Thaw O'Donnell Gar City Gas Broad Street Hippolyte le Jeune Mme. Auchard Rome Tulleres Wes Sat Foxes Norway American Federation of Musicians Lake Erie Knowles Studebakers Erskine Erskine Club Studebaker Atlantic City Speedway American Automobile Association Erskine Six Albert Russel Erskine Elyria Auto Service Co
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