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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
13
A fragmented legal notices page from the Northern District of Ohio and other regions lists creditors meetings, bankruptcy cases, and court actions. It references Easter District proceedings, a general meeting of creditors for Arthur Hazard, and a bankruptcy case number. The document shows dates, roles, and court actions within legal proceedings.
The Cleveland radio schedule lists multiple programs from 6 p m. to 6 30 p m. including an Eastertide program with Att Herske directing a quartet and soloists, Tony Morgan Phillips studio arranged, Carl Trupp's orchestra, and a sequence of bands and vocalists. Additional bulletins and scores follow.
A dense list of radio schedules and concert listings across WEAF WRC and BLUE NETWORK. Programs include choral stingers orchestras juvenile studies and midweek hymn sings. Notable items mention New York News Club dinner honoring officials and various orchestral performances and baseball scores.
A fragmentary listing shows various radio slots and programs across stations such as WEAF and WCBS. Entries mention great composers broadcasts, a Yankee Stadium direct from Shark Malones, a Neapolitan quintet, an opera version of Norma, and city and time markers with incomplete details.
Mabel Brill Brownhelm and Fred Berger of South Amherst were married in a Wednesday ceremony at the home of the bride's brother John Brill. The Rev. Charles Tidworth officiated under palms and ferns with Rose Berger and Leonard Brill as attendants. A three course meal followed as yellow and white decor brightened the setting. The couple will reside at 137 Cleveland Ave. after Mr Berger completes construction of their residence.
Memorial Day observance plans include a 9 a m parade on Monday May 30 followed by graveside decorations at Cleveland Arve and Crownhill cemeteries then a church service at Pebble Library. Jas Eiachen of St Joseph's Church will deliver the main address and Amherst Firemen will place markers for the deceased.
A Lorain County Sunday school workers convention will be held at United church in Oberlin with an all day program. Amherst briefs report local visits and shoppers, while state and international concerns appear in the broader article describing American policy and Soviet reactions to British diplomacy and US stance on China.
Oberlin council passes third reading on a transient merchant license. A resident petition on rest nights is referred to the manager. The Ohio Colleges meet at Oberlin on May 17 for the annual track and field meet with Wooster Case Akron and others competing. Wooster beat Oberlin 14 41 in a recent meet, possibly shifting favorites. The event opens 11 am with preliminaries and finals at Dill field at 1 pm. News includes births engagements and hospital notes from Oberlin residents and faculty.
Violet Curtice reports on a Wellington fundraiser at the opera house directed by Wilbur Summit and Howard Page featuring a high school orchestra, musical acts, sketches, and a closing act by The Dixie Four to aid Wellington volunteer firemen. Also notes Camden High School party, parish entertainment, and May queen crowning at the school festival.
An unclear note hints at a large clash setup involving ER members and someone named Bregan. Details are fragmentary, but the message signals a planned confrontation or contest with tensions rising among involved parties. The fragment mentions a tie and an effort to initiate, with no verifiable date or locations.
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