Best Exhibit by Radio Club at Elyria High School
The Radio Club of Elyria High School won the Book Week exhibit contest held in the school library. The Players' Club received honorable mention for a Little Women stage scene with dots as characters. The winning display featured a radio station illuminated by an oscillator and a large aerial. a prize of a book or magazine subscription up to five dollars will be added to the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High
Players’ Club
Louisa May Alcott
Avon Celebrates Birthday and Local Socials
Adelbert Miller hosts a birthday party on Detroit road with guests from Cleveland Lorain and Avon. The Royal Circle meets Wednesday at Mrs Charles Wilford home. Brief items note visits by T F Fox from Cleveland M A Webber and families in Elyria New London and LaPorte as well as rabbit supper hosted by Mrs J F Fisher.
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Avon
Adelbert Miller
Detroit Road
Cleveland
Lorain
Royal Circle of
The
Methodist Church
Charles Wilford
The Wrecker at the Rivoli Theatre Tomorrow
The story follows a man who discovers he controls the destinies of two people he hates his unfaithful wife and the false friend who has stolen her. Jack Holt leads with Genevieve Tobin and Sidney Blackmer co starring as the erring pair. The California quake last spring provides the climax.
Jonell Barrymore Heads Capitol Film
A country physician who finds greatness through selfless service stars in One Man's Journey at the Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow. Lionel Barrymore plays the physician, delivering a measured performance in this drama about personal worth and public duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Theatre
Lionel Barrymore
Pomona Grange Invited To Milan December Meeting
Lorain County Pomona Grange invites members to attend a December 7 all-day meeting at Milan. Mildred Witbeck, Lorain County secretary, announced the event and asked subordinate secretaries to report attendance figures. Elyria checker team defeats Oberlin 26 to 11 in a Saturday match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Pomona Grange
Eris County
Milan
Mildred Witbeck
Elyria
Oberlin
Weekend Visits Highlight Detroit to Cleveland Travel
Mrs Phillip Gerhart hosted Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs Clarence Krupp and daughter Betty, and Mrs Anna Schwartz of Cleveland. Also present were Mr and Mrs Maurice Pickering and daughter Maureen Lee with Mrs Pickering's mother Mrs Sloan, and Mr and Mrs J F Fisher en route to Cleveland after a Detroit weekend. James Russell and two children spent the weekend with Cleveland relatives. Mrs Omar Perry's condition after surgery at St Joseph's Hospital Lorain showed some improvement. Sunday dinner at Andrew Mittendorf's featured guests Jake Smith Ridgeville and Roy Date with daughter Joan Cleveland, then a trip to Shefield to visit Jake Alten and Horace Simpson of Beach Cliff. parents John and Alten also joined Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Fox
Cleveland
M. A. Webber
Phillip Gerhart
Bernadette
Doris Gerhart
Elyria
Marion Clawson
New London
Cliff Knight
J. F. Fisher
Miss Says
Lon Bungert of
Laport
Catherine Bungert
Clarence Krupp
Betty
Anna Schwartz
Maurice Pickering
Maureen Lee
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lora
Andrew Mittendorf
Jake Smith
Ridgeville
Roy Date
Joan
Sheffield
Jake Alten
Horace Simpson
Beach Cliff
John M. Alten
Flees Spanish Jail Here Is Wealthy Juan March
Juan March, reputed wealthiest man in Spain, escapes from Alcala de Henares prison while awaiting swindling trial. From a cell he allegedly ran schemes to topple authorities and sway elections. He is believed to have fled to Portugal.
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Juan March
Spain
Alcala de Hanares
March
Portugal
Taken From Our Files 25 Years Ago
A proposed relocation of Company B from Lorain to Elyria appears likely as regimental authorities discuss reorganization. Elyria benefits if the state builds armories for military companies in a few years. Dr G E French notes typhoid samples. state health says Elyria water is not the source and water purity is unusually high. Drought may have made wells unusable. Amherst reports $30,000 in building contracts or slated projects since the November 3 election.
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Elyria
Lorain
H. W. Davs
G. E. French
State Board of Health
State Department
Amherst
Elyria saloons to conform with state liquor law changes
Police Chief E. J. Stankard and Detective Zarnke inspected Elyria saloons this morning finding few interior changes needed to meet the state law. The Lorain County Fair opened with over 150 corr' exhibits and numerous bread, pie, and canned goods. Local manufacturers protest the loss of the 11:14 train to Cleveland and urge the Chamber of Commerce to seek remedy as five morning trains run to Cleveland but none after 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Liquor License Commission
E. J. Stankard
Zarnke
Elyria
M.C
Lorain County
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Bath
Elyria Community Chest camp opened with 290 workers
In Elyria on November 21 1923 the Community Chest campaign opened with 290 captains and team workers at First Methodist Church where Prof Azariakh Root gave the opening address. Lorain County auto tags for 1924 go on sale today and a new dual purpose tax is planned for pleasure and commercial cars. Amherst prepares for a December 7 dedication of a new school building while the tabernacle project and evangelistic service face a late start. County road improvements include a nine mile widening and resurfacing plan along Elyria Milan Road and a bronze tablet dedication is planned at the courthouse.
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Elyria Community Chest
Aten
Azariakh Root
Overlin Caiiage
Lorain
Toda
Amherst
Amherst Choral Union
Tabernacle
Tabernare
Elyria
Milan
Lee
Enya
Thea Lake
Elrria Rotary
Kiname
Ohio
Court House
Ocala
Morning Radio Schedule Highlights and Programmers
A detailed listing of programs across stations WHK WGAR and WAY for Wednesday Nov 22, featuring Morning shows like Sun Up Health Hygiene Organ Rhapsody and Loyale Orch with Livestock updates, Betty Crocker Homemaking, plus Billy Bachelor Lum and Abner and The Goldbergs. Includes time slots and host names such as Juana Reyes Gene Arnold and Vincent H. Percy, with a collage of music, weather, and entertainment segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eable
Loyale Orch
Vaughn King
Breen
DeRose
Betty Crocker
Juana Reyes
Gene Arnold
Johnny Marvin
Fidler's Orch
Texas Cow Girls
Gene and
Glenn
the Sizzlers
Billy Bachelor
Lum
Abner
The
Goldbergs
Troubadors
Reisman
Grok
Williams’ Orch
Ralph Kirbery
Molina’s Creek
Fidter
Ethel
Ben
Bill
Ginger
Gooking School
Tony Wons
Ed McConnell
Judy Sherrill
String Trio
Princess Marie
Easy Aces
Painted Dreams
the Captivators
Bob and
Ross
WHK Pioneers
Musicale
Hopkins’ Orch
Edith Fletcher
Dave Robert
Skippy
Bat Jack Brooks
Perkins Fellers
Jimmy Allen
Art
Marge
Oake Carter
Happy Bakers
Eaéwing Hill
Albert Spaulding
Irvin
Cobb
Alex Woollcort
Clara G. Linder
Jack Graney
Vincent H. Percy
Nelson
Orch
WGAR
Pete O
Breakfast Club
Jean Abbey
Josephine Gibson
Clara
Dinner Stories and Death in His Eye Parade of Ethnic Cliches
A fragment from a 20th century page shows a dialogue about ethnographic humor and proto reality film pitches. An explorer recounts life among African tribes while a producer rejects religious stereotypes. A related vignette has a husband and wife reacting to jokes that nearly kill laughter.
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Old Lady
Hollywood
Tony
Hejcie
Jane
Joe
Cheese Fondue Recipe From Household Hints Menu
A meatless menu item uses cheese as the protein source. The recipe for Cheese Fondue mixes soda crackers, grated cheese, butter, salt, and eggs, then bakes the blend in a buttered dish at 375 degrees for about 25 minutes. It cites dairy country health and bright teeth as motivation.
From Sauerkraut Cocktails to Orange Marmalade Cake
A quirky collection of kitchen tips and recipes. It describes a sauerkraut juice cocktail with tomato juice and tabasco, plus a French Coffee Cake requiring orange rind, orange juice, marmalade and a bake at 450 degrees for 25 minutes. Also notes a resin beeswax plaster mix to fix knife handles.
Three Siblings Wed Same Day in Otley Parish Church
A mother Mrs M Wardman widow of Lawn Cottage along with her son Harry and daughter Kilda married in Otley England. The son first wed then returned to the church to give his mother away while a younger son served as best man. The Cupid event highlighted a rare triple wedding with the three stars of the family ceremony.
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Otley
England
Double wedding at vacant house premises tied by family pact
Harry decided to marry first prompting a two in one ceremony. Hilda’s waiting home vacancy led to a three act union as Mrs Wardman and Arthur Lea, a widower, join in a triple wedding. Mauritius, a British colony in the Indian Ocean, blends French and English descent with slaves and Hindus among Roman Catholics.
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Harry
Hilda
Mauritius
Coloss
Indian Ocean
First Women Admitted to Philadelphia Bar
Two Swarthmore graduates, Josephine Biano Lippi and Sylvia Detwiler, became the first women admitted to practice law in Philadelphia after a 150 year precedent. The Philadelphia Bar Association, founded in 1753, has long operated an informal gentlemen’s agreement barring women. Miss Lippi had a second application before approval.
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Quaker City
Lilian Campbell
Philadelphia Law Academy
Josephine Biano Lippi
Sylvia Detwiler
Swarthmore College
Swarthmore, Pa
Philadelphia Bar Associa
Tion
Portias
Miss Lippi
NRA program may push Canadian firms to rethink US trade
Montreal reports warn that Roosevelt’s National Recovery Act could pressure Canada to adjust its fiscal stance toward the United States. Canadian industries such as fishing, printing, and shipping face potential harm as US interests seek NRA leverage. Newsprint and Great Lakes shipping sectors may be targeted to stabilize markets or impose minimum cargo rates, affecting Canadian mills and cross-border trade.
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Montreal
Roosevelt
Canada
United States
NRA
U. S
U. S. Fisheries Organization
Washington
Toj
Tariff Commission
Great Lakes
Canadian rate move urged by maritime experts
Experts said a fixed minimum of five or six cents for grain carriage would aid American vessel owners yet only if Canadian operators agree not to undercut transport rates. The discussion centers on Upper Lakes water transportation and the impact on tonnage and profits.
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Upper Lakes
Scots Call To Highlands Movement Aims To Restore Glories
A Scottish Gaelic society launches a drive to return the Highlands to former splendor. Leaders say they want Highlanders back where they belong and appeal to Scots abroad to join the campaign.
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Highlands
Scotland
A Baby For You Ad Advertises Simple Home Method
An advertisement urges readers denied a baby to write Mrs Mildred Owens at 4318 Coates House Kansas City Me for a home method that supposedly helped her after 15 years. It claims many others have been blessed and invites immediate correspondence.
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Mildred Owens
Coates House
Kansas City
Highlanders reject plan for animal vacation center in wild region
Traditional vacations such as farming are favored as Highlanders refuse a proposal to convert the wild region into a Bey ond Switzerland style center for animal vacations and winter sports. They argue Highlanders should be self supporting and not dependent on visitors. Children in all Highland schools are being taught Gaelic.
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Switzerland
Wine Flows From Fountains During Italian Grape Festival
In Marino Italy the ancient grape festival prompted wine to pour from fountains for hours. Signor Mar Picaul, Fas cist Party vice secretary, presided at each fountain inviting the wine to flow. Thousands crowded the town with cups and claret lids as a white-robed procession of girls with grape baskets led the route from the cathedral.
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Marino
Italy
Signor Mar- Picaul
Fascist Party
High Blood Pressure Cure Ad Promises Free Trial
An old style medical advertisement promises a free trial of a blood pressure treatment from Dr. Hayes. It claims rapid relief from dizziness ringing in the ears sleep trouble and weakness, with no charges unless greatly improved. It provides a Kansas City address for orders and emphasizes postpaid delivery and a one dollar demand if not improved.
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Dr. Hayes Asa'n
Coates
Kansas City
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Rivoli
Jack
Holt
Mickey
Dreamland
Irene Dunne
Madame Blanche
Jonell Barrymore
Capitol Film
Eli Watt
M.D
Buccy
Arrymore
Devoton
May Robson
Dorothy Jordan
Joel mMeckua
Paris Boures
Vanazuela
King’s Band
Mitss Green
Mary Bmall
Lowell Thomas
Amop
Andy
Joe Baldi
Collegians
Eventide
Flynn
Jean Andre
Poet Prince
Whiteman
Harrin
Walden
Pie Plant Pete
Dr. Doolittle
Rhymes
Call Bos
Frank Luther
Lum and
Abner i
Jutla Sanderson
Bernie
Ed Wynn
Robt. Simmons
Orchestra
Clevela
Tueaday
Wograns
Spectate
Jack Armastrong
Hall
Buck Rogera
Bobby Benagon
Perking Fellers
Myrt
Marge Sefust
Boake Carter
Elmer Vers
Sam
Nino Martini
Freddie Rich
Stardust
Barlow
O.pioneera
Wiz
Moon of Daring
Sunahina Cruise
WABC
Hetty Barstall
Little Italy
Denny
Newa Service
Jones
Lope
Haymes
Hopkins
Iia
WADC
Jimmy Winger
News
Myrt and
Thompson's. Or
Ol' Uncle Jerry
Elmer Yeas
Ringin
Jones’ Band
WLW
Joe Emerson
Jack Armstrong
Sportaman
Wah Atelodies
Davin
Seton
King’s
Garden
Rhea
Rae
Jim
Gliman Youns
Rough Riders
City Mission
Echoes
King of the Keys
Bannen
Georgene
Billy and Hoy
Variety
Charm
Patty Labato
Viocellano
Shero Trio
Hackett
Sunny Brooks
Josephine Lippi
Rainbow Gardens
Uncle Tom
Gant Bros
Chestnut Ridge Road
Kate Burns
Silky Road
Heather Over
Woolworths
Parsch Lumber & Coal CO
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