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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1929
Page
3
A garbled list of past and upcoming radio programs shows times, station call letters, and performer names across several stations. Entries mention orchestras, choirs, planters, and various bands, with scattered locations like Chicago WENR WLSR and Toronto, plus weather and a few program notes. The readable parts indicate a busy evening lineup with concerts, dances, and talks, though many items are fragmented.
Eastern Standard Time listings for TAM-WEAR WHER and ABC WEAF detail hourly programs with weather, music, sports, and broadcasts across multiple stations. Notable items include Lady Next Door, Williams' Orchestra, night opera concerts, and various orchestral and serial segments.
Burial details surface from a Word puzzle item listing an obituary style burial at Woodvale cemetery Berea Ohio last Saturday. It notes survivors including a wife children and siblings and includes a garbled Crosword grid and scattered names. Personal notices reference Geo Miller visiting Michigan and Paul Dietz occupying an Avon apartment with updates from Avon High School activities and local library acquisitions.
From The Chronicle Telegram Elyria November 8 1929 a column lists local visitors and callers in Elyria and nearby towns. Names include Mabel Kreitki Nellie Kreitki Lewis Ernst and families Shubert Henes Eggert Sprague Hafely Tediron Kiplinger and others with ties to Cleveland Amherst Lakewood and Elyria.
Estherine of Lorain called on Mrs Edwin Shubert Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs W Cook called on Mr and Mrs H C Dellefeld of South Ridge Sunday. Frank Liang of South Ridge visited Russell Spiegelberg Sunday afternoon. Henry Ernst of Amherst was called here Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Chas Eggert hosted Mr and Mrs John Eggert of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs H Raht Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs L Spiegelberg drove to Berlin Heights Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Arthur Hengartner. Mr and Mrs J Delfield and Mrs E Ernst attended St Peters church installation Sunday evening. Mrs Anna Burhens and daughter...
A Cleveland mother, Mrs A Byron Church, reports her daughter Julia suffered severe constipation until she was weak and pale. After starting California Fig Syrup, Julia improved from the first dose, now strong, happy, with a good appetite and color. The ad promotes the product as easing headaches feverishness biliousness and digestion, endorsed by physicians for 50 years.
Funeral services were held for Christ Aebersold Jr today at 1 30 PM at the home and 2 PM at St John's Evangelical church with Rev E C Schmidt officiating. Pallbearers were Jacob Kolb Howard Dulmage Paul Mori Henry Kolb and Tom Farey. Friends and relatives were present from Lorain Elyria Willard Oberlin Amherst and Cleveland. Interment was Evergreen cemetery. Mrs George Jackas age fifty
Legal notice for case 23362 in Lorain County requests a court hearing four weeks after October 23 1529 for a subdivision of part of Russia Township Lot 83 described as fronting Morgan Street 150 feet deep subject to legal highways. The First Church in Oberlin is represented by Fauver Fauver Attorneys with dates October 28 November 16 8-15 v4.
Fears, passed away at her home on the Telegraph road Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock after two years illness of complications. She was a member of 29th St Hungarian church of Lorain. She leaves a husband and one son, Sterve, at home. Funeral services were held at 9:30 a.m. from the Hungarian church at Lorain and burial was in Calvary cemetery.
Vera Merck reports Avon’s mayoral re election victory celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. W C Wagner with a bridge and five hundred evening at their home. Prizes included a linen handkerchief set and two live ducks. Guests listed include Mr and Mrs W Wagner and others. A luncheon followed at midnight.
Town Line North reports phone 30509 MES and mentions Schuberp, attendance at St Amherst on Brownhelm, and visitors including Mr and Mrs Chas Kennedy of Lorain who called on friends Sunday. Mrs M Jo hn and daughter are noted among attendees and local contacts.
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