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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1951
Page
11
Silvertone, a historic radio and TV name, offers high fidelity and quality with a color guarantee in writing for each TV. Sears Elyria service department stands ready to support the growing industry, assuring ultrahigh frequency adaptation without internal adjustments or service charges.
NBC presents Martin Kane Private Eye since September 1 1949 with William Gargan in the title role. The half hour mystery features a pipe smoking detective whose crime solving stems from hard work and common sense, often set around a tobacco shop run by Jappy McMann.
Wagner's Music & Appliance at 309 Broad Street promotes a large TV and home appliance department. It highlights RCA Victor Spart on Magnavox lines, Nash Kelvinator appliances, Bendix Whirlpool, Hoover, plus records and musician supplies. A crime solve drama includes Chief Bender and Kane with Fred Hillebrand in supporting roles.
Stewart Radio and Television marks its first year in business at 468 Cleveland Street. Owner Dick Stewart celebrates a successful year and highlights a complete television line including Stromberg Carlson sets, Stewart-Warner cabinets, Trawler models, and Sylvania additions, plus portable radios.
Carlton E Morse's NBC series adapts his radio hit to television. The Barbour family of Sea Cliff San Francisco remains the core, with Bert Lytell as father Barbour and Eva Marie Saint as Claudia. Morse created the show to offer wholesome relatable drama reflecting contemporary life.
Dick brings radio service expertise dating from 1945 to Stewart Radio and Television as the store moves to a new location. The business promotes its reputation with the slogan The Store That Services Built.
Fran Allison rose from radio singer to television icon as the face of Kukla, Fran and Ollie on NBC. Her early career began in Iowa where a playful announcer nicknamed her Aunt Fanny sparked her first broadcast bite.
Iowa native Fran Allison rose from teaching to radio fame in 1937 and later became a TV host with Kukla and Ollie. Her informal style and small town idioms defined her career as she bridged radio and early television amid diverse interviews and audiences.
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