Plans to Build Brewery in Fremont
Fremont novelty: Louis Kuebler, president of the Rosebud Ice Company, announces plans to erect a 20 000 barrel capacity brewery in Fremont at a cost of 75 000 dollars. Kuebler, who arrived in 1912 as brewmaster for the former Fremont Brewing Company, notes the incorporation articles allow beer and other beverages under the Volstead Act.
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Fremont
Louis Kuebler
Rosebud Ice Company
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Fremont Brewing Company
Ice Company
Explosion And Fire Wreck Homes In Warren
A gas explosion and subsequent fire wrecked two adjacent homes in Warren on November 12, endangering six people. The blast at the George Gorges residence left the house unoccupied but debris rescue teams feared occupants of the Abraham Whitman home could have perished. Damage is estimated at about $8,500 with $4,500 on the Gorges property and $4,000 on the Whitman home. Whitman notes furnishings and personal effects were also lost.
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Radio Programs on Cleveland Stations Saturday Schedule
Listings for WTAM WK WGAR radio programs in Eastern Standard Time for Saturday Nov 12. includes Tea Dansante, Pie Plant Fete, Red Nichols Band, Pennsylvania Orchestra, Ruth Etting and Band, studio sessions, and various orchestras and talk segments with noted hosts and performers.
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Stan Stanley
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Women's Radio Review
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Variety Marks Radio Week End Programs Across Stations
A sprawling radio schedule lists Gill e Jack Douglas, Merle Jacobs Band, Amog n Andy, Jane Froman, Ruth Etting, Connie Boswell, and many others across NBC CBS WABC WGR WTAM and WGAR. The piece notes a Nashville WSM dedication, WTAM and WHK lineups, and a dozen afternoon and evening programs featuring orchestras, comedians, and musical acts across stations.
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William Hard
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Stanley Smith
Ball Room
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Tito
Funnyboners
Hiviera
Frederick W. Wise
Connie Boswell
St. Paul's Lutheran
Lyman
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Gene
Glenn
WHK
Gaylord Trio
Walter Mills
WTAM
Wilfred Grenfall
Explorer
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D'Anna
Bernie's
Roxy’s Gang
WGAR
Sophie Tucker
WHR
Community Fund
Toscanini
WADC
Eddie Cantor
Rubinoff
Fred Allen
Jack Benny
Good Earth
County Fair at Rivoli Sunday Show Lineup
The Rivoli hosts a Sunday program headlined by Minstrel and Melodic Moments with The Country Doctor and Radio Rubes. Performers include Fred Glenn and Lt Bisnoff Station WOAR.
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Armistice Day program aids Amherst hospital
About 40 attended the Amherst Armistice Day program by Public School students for the local hospital fund. The program featured a Peace pageant, a high school chorus, and a Shadoweraph with a cast of about 50. Eleanor Ehrman directed segments, with performances by Helen Brucker, James Ehrman, Flora La- Pegee, and Kenneth Fietch. The event closed with remarks from the American Legion and a flowered Peace tribute.
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American Legion
Eleanor Iix
Fasal x
Helen Brucker
Vier
James Ehrman
Flora la- Pegee
Donald Fullmer
Grad Tomine
Ethel Eppley
Emma Drescher
Thomas Bruce
Toeul Amprican Legion
Kenneth Fietch
Dorothea “Iwh
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Dorotha Hearn
Hazel Bell
Plorence Ehrman
Eleanor Nidy
James Keenan
Local Meeting of County Beokoupers Set at Home
LOBRAIN COUNTY ise hosts a meeting of the Beokoupers Association at the home of Mr and Mrs W Boyd on Saturday evening November 19. The gathering begins at 6 40 p m with the annual dinner prepared by the board of the organization. Attendees include members from Jessamine Soder and Polders of Scotland.
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Beokoupers’ Association
Jessamine Soder
Scotland
Lorain area church and lodge notices and events
A collection of local notices lists Thistle Lodge officers installation in Lorain with several members named. Also covered are a pep rally for Amherst Vermilion football at Harris Street field, a Saul and Paul sermon at the Methodists, an Ipworth League meeting, a turkey dinner for the First Evangelical church Ladies' Aid, a dance sponsored by the Eagles Auxiliary, and a Lorain hospital discharge.
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Harris Street Field
RK Grobe
Frank Lach
Esther Kreeger
Circle Number Two
Ladies' Aid Society
First Evangelical Church
Lorain County
Talk at Vincent Armistice Day program by Rev F E B Eastman
Rev F E B Eastman, pastor of the Congregational church, spoke at the Armistice Day program at the Vincent School on Friday afternoon. Rebekahs Meat members of Rebekah Lodge met in regular session at the I Q O Q O FL hall Friday evening to conduct routine business. Amherst details on page 6.
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