War ends as Major Hultz recalls Armistice events
Major Hultz, formerly Cap Hults, recalls Company B Elyria memories of the Armistice ending World War I. He details the moment the order to cease hostilities reached the front at 11 AM on November 11, 1918, the reaction of troops along the Escaut and Huysse, and the celebration as French and American forces halted.
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Elyria
RK. E. Hultz
Cap Hults
Panyib
Fm General Headquarters
Huysse
Escantra
Escauta
Maysse
Ther
Delux
Foch
Spa
Dot
Dash
Belgium
United States of America
Chateau- Thierry
U. S
Lys
Escaut
Flanders
Radio Programs and Music Lineup Highlights
A dense list of radio show schedules, bands, and hosts across multiple stations. Mentions include Orphan Annie, Mary Small, Miss Melielde, Jack Armstrong, and various orchestras. Notes long blocks of daytime and evening programs with football scores and special segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chidren'ny
beRhwen Pave
S-Mary Small
Ecurity
Arth Worball
Campbell
Twilfacht ‘Nunes
Et Jackson
Mike
Anal
X Future
Frank Luther
a-Williams
Og-Munchhauren
Paris
Miss Melielde
O-Jack Armstreak
Lomers
Yrkina Fullees
Three Bears
Cleveland Orchestra to Stage Tristan and Isolde Love Drama
The Cleveland Orchestra under Ariar Rodzinski will present Wagner's Tristan and Isolde at Severance Hall on Thanksgiving night November 30 and the following Saturday matinee. Soloists include Paul Althouse Rose Bampton Fred Patton Elsa Alsen and Chase Baromeo. Frederic McConnell leads the production with Max Ingtat as technical director. The staging features a color organ with 2600 color combinations and a sky dome backdrop for evolving lighting tied to the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Tsalde
Cleveland Orchestra
Ariar Rodzinski
Severance Hall
Cleveland
Paul Althouse
Rose Bampton
Fred Patton
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Elsa Alsen
Chase Baromeo
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Cleveland Play House
Frederic McConnell
Max & Ingtat
Gratitude to Allied Officers and Wheat Growers in County
A WWI tribute quotes General Pershing praising officers and soldiers as immortal and salvaging national gratitude. The report notes a county association supervising a wheat allotment program with 113 producers signed, 23 577 total acres, and first payments of 20 cents per bushel expected by year end, with more payments next spring.
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Belgium
Arme
Degoutte
John J. Pershing
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Sociation
Hummel
Wheat Contracts Forwarded by Lorain County Producers
Contracts from 115 Lorain County wheat producers have been signed and will be forwarded to the Agricultural Adjustment Administration in Washington within the next few days. County Agent Hummel announced the action, with the board of directors of the Lorain County Wheat Control asserting their approval.
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Lorain Connix
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Co. Hummel
County Acre Cultural
Lorain County Wheat Contra
Bazaar At Town Hall On November Path
The Ropst Mission Circle plans an oyster supper and program at the town hall with all welcome. Acme Grange held a meeting Wednesday with officers elected for the coming term. Miss Gertrude A is listed, with Wilda Heeneman as Lecturer and Orra Crocker as Assistant Steward.
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Ropst Mission Cirle
Acme Grange
Elerthrn
Gertrude
Wilda Heeneman
AL PL Gris
Orra Crocker
Sah
Community Hospital Update and Local Meeting Notes
Following a business meeting and election, luncheon was served. Several named participants included ins, Lady Steward, Mrs Myrtle Hae Keeper, P. W. Heineman, Steward, Henry Clet zer, Chaplain Rev Harold Hal derman, Pianist Miss Donna Cletzer, Legislative Committee George Haag A Kowalski J Akins, the three Graces Mrs Loring Grocker Nina Mae Howard and Mrs Mary Kowalski. Mrs Lydia Jones Richards is recovering nicely at Community Hospital in Berea and hopes to be home soon.
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Ins
Myrtle Hae
P. W. Heineman
Henry Cletzer
Harold Halderman
Donna Cletzer
George Haag
A. Kowalski
J. H. Akins
Loring Grocker
Nina Mae Howard
Mary Kowalski
Lydia Jones Richards
Berea
Textbook company funds tied to school board races in Ohio
Witness Amerine testified that American Book Company money backed campaigns to elect favorable school board members in Scioto and Fayette counties in 1929 and that he turned over funds to committees in Washington and Lucasville. Officials described offers to influence boards and questioned accounting for campaign expenses. The inquiry, part of a broader probe into textbook costs, will continue in December.
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Columbus
Amerino
McDermott
Scioto County
Senate
American Book Company
Scioto
Fayette
Donald J. Hoskins
Franklin County
Hoskins
Amerine
Proyevinor
90Th General Assembly
General Assembly
Amerina
Washington DC
A. E. Hinkle
Fayette County
Corn School Board
Miller
Cramer Firbner
Brown County
A. P. Stalter
Henry County
Senate Committee
Sr. 5. Stalter
William Borchers
Fort Loramie
Shelby County School Board
D. R. Millette
Ray Jordan
Clermont County
Book firm official denies paying for school board votes
In a Shelby county inquiry, J A Henke stated he spent about a year in Shelby, Inez denied political activity, and he claimed efforts to sell school officials books from his company. J W Blie of Cincinnati, sales manager for fifteen years, said the company never funded school board elections. Amering was discharged for inefficiency. Earl Schatzman of Kissellville, C, could not verify a $700 check from American Book Company to a state legislator through his bank.
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Ince
J. A. Henke
Jordan
Shelby County
Inez
J. W. Blie
Cinceramati
Amering
Earl C. Schatzman
Kissellville, C
American Book Company
Local Lodge Enters National Bridge Tournament
Elyria lodge Cec P. Colburn chairs a committee inviting all community bridge players to join the Elks national event held simultaneously in lodges across the country on Friday November 24. Sixteen secretly prepared hands by top experts will be used with analyses provided, aiming for an educational, inclusive tournament where all players have the same cards to minimize alibis.
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Elyria Lodge
Elks Lodges
Cec. P. Colburn
A. H R. Agate
C. L. Sotherdon
David Hyman
Sam Dentsch
Colburn
Fou
Sesson
Zane Grey Film at Dreamland Next
Dreamland Theatre presents Under the Tonto Rim by Zane Grey featuring Stuart Erwin Fred Kohler Raymond Hatton and Verna Hillio. The film marks the twenty seventh Zane Grey story adapted to motion picture with a single partner for the night session and a lively cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland Theatre
Stuart Erwin
Fred Kohler
Raymond Hatton
Verna Hillio
Prehistoric Rhinoceros Head Unearthed by Paleontologist
A fossil bed discovery north of town contains what is believed to be the head of a prehistoric rhinoceros. Paleontologist T. A. Cramer reports the horn is three cornered and about 10 inches long.
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Kang
Here
T. A. Cramer
Beekeeping groups to hold annual meeting in Minneapolis
Three national beekeepers organizations announce their annual gathering in Minneapolis in February. The American Honey Producers League, the American Honey Institute, and the Apiary Inspectors of America will convene for the event.
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Minneapolis
Lhi
American Honey Producers’ League
The
Amerivan Honey Institute
Apiary Inspectors of America
Rosebud Pick Amid Snow in Binghamton Garden
In the first snow of the season Mrs. Ella Gibbons picked a pink rosebud from her garden in Binghamton New York. The day prior the same bush produced a full broom rose. Armistice was signed November 11 1918 at 5 AM and hostilities ended six hours later on all fronts.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Ubi
Ella Gibbons
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