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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1929
Page
4
In Jackson County a banker turned hobbyist became a county agent, expanding tobacco farming. Evans, president of the Jackson club, shifted from leisure to agriculture, promoting stry and broad hay for amusement. His early work included a four thousand pound harvest and plans for a new farm.
O marked highways to guide flyers through Pennsylvania airports receive approval from E Neal head of the state department and H Bleer chief of the aviation division. The plan aims to mark routes as landmarks and provide pilots with reliable road maps for precise location checks during flights.
The Betsy Ann, a lower Mississippi mail packet, won by several lengths against the Tom Greene in a race from Sway Wharf to New Id. Frederick War Sr., father of the captain, purchased the Betsy Ann at auction in Pittsburgh, outbidding Captain Wal Roe of Cincinnati by 25 dollars. The speed contest drew thousands as the Betsy Ann and Chris Greene were noted for their performance.
Mrs Renry of 180 West Avenue Youngstown Ohio reports long suffering from indigestion and gas. After trying Konjola she noticed rapid improvement as stomach moved normally, appetite returned, and bloating ceased. It is advertised as sold in Elyria and by all local druggists.
United Press reports the Senate debate on the Tariz Bill continues with emphasis on flexible provisions. Naval Affairs Subcommittee persists with the Shearer inquiry as Agriculture Committee keeps Farm Board hearings moving. House recesses until Thursday.
Get 1-Vir. and Sire A.J. Hulse spent Sundar with friends in Wooster. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Terrell and Mrs. Garrie Terrell of Elyria called on old friends in this vicinity Sundar. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harding of Elyria spent Saturday afternoon with their grandparents. Mrs. Helen Jeanness and son Frank of Cleveland were Sunday evening callers in town. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Andrews and family were week-end guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews and The Ladies' All society will Meet with Mrs. Charles Nash. Royd Dair assisted Clarence Bartter entertained ten girls from the N. C. office Tuesday, also Misses Delia and Marsha Lyndes for a six o'clock dinner. Miss Kelley of Norwalk and a young lady from Collinwood were overnight guests of Miss Marsha Lyndes. Flora Twing and A. Naddoec of Elyria and Mr. and Mrs. J. Fishburn, Florence and Melvin motored to Chardon last week Sunday and spent the day with the former's father, Mr. Twing, and Mr. and Mrs. Hazen. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Tait and daughter Bernadine spent the week-end with their daughter Ora of Metamora. Mr. and Mrs. G. Lang visited their son Allen's wife in Community hospital, Berea. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lang (nee Black) are the proud parents of a baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. George Lang visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Battenhouse of Schramm road Sunday. Mrs. Gills of Oberlin, who has been visiting her daughter for several days, returned home.
Eastern Time Tuesday national and local programs list broadcasts on WTAIEWEAR 1070 Wilocycles and WHER 1390 Messenger Bors Beach. Entries include The Lady Next Door Eveready Hour and Billboard Hour with orchestras, weather updates by Dr Dusthemer, and various musicale segments from noon to midnight across Cleveland area stations. Programs feature orchestra cos, weather, money talks, and light entertainment with ads for banks and bamboo orchestras.
Radio schedule rundown listing programs, stations, and times across networks WEAF WABC WIZ WGY WCAE WDRC. Highlights include Opera Carmen, Roads of the Sky, Dancing Melodies, Longine's Time, and Flying stories with multiple stations such as WABC WGY WAEF and WADC detailing hours and artists in a dense, period-voice roster.
A dense program of evening performances and radio listings features Chicago WMAQ broadcasts, a 12.0 percent concert event in Uptown Village, and various acts including the Diners, Penry-a-Das, and the Gibson Orchestra. Other cities show schedules for Abe, Pete and Les Backer, plus the Kennedy Jesters and Cadilllas Orchestra.
Fragmentary OCR of a radio guide lists a 7 08 pm program with Sacred se and 11 80 pm segment. Mentions Willie and a small ensemble likely in a church or community setting. Details are unreadable but indicate an evening music schedule on 626 FM WR.
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