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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1927
Page
8
The page lists radio network calls and times for programs across stations including WEAF WHAS WGR and WGY. It then reports personal notices such as birthday celebrations and parties at the Home of Mrs. L. Stough and other local hosts with guest lists and decor.
The sale of the automobile will be to the highest bidder. Writ names E.G. Mathews and Sheriff Learaln County are listed as authorities. Attorneys Ghia eh and Piteren appear in the notice.
A detailed listing describes a late program arranged by Helene M. Duncan with a 6:00 pm event by Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Heer featuring character songs and duets. It mentions arias, cello pieces, piano and violin acts, choral society performances, time signals, and dignitaries, including Orville Rater and Clyde Wand, plus multiple radio station call letters and ceremonial roles.
A 1927 United Press schedule lists radio features across major stations. WOR presents Ted Lew's band at 6:00 p.m. EST, WIZ airs Manwell Hour at 9:09 p.m., WEAR offers Light Opera Iolanthe at 7:36 p.m., WEAF features Goodrich Hour at 9:20 p.m., and WNYC offers Philharmonic String Quartet Lewisohn Music Course from 6:26 to 8:30 p.m. EST.
Amherst Oct 11 Mrs Philip Braun hosted a birthday party on Forest Street for her son Gerald with a pink and wine theme and a cake with lit tapers. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Nagel Avon Mr and Mrs Joseph Fuhrman Alvin Victor and George Bacon Lorain and others. Separately Henry Ficht hosted a noon chicken dinner on West Boulevard with many Amherst attendees. The Amherst Study Club met at Park Avenue with program notes on beauty spots the Columbia River district and Mt Rainier Park shared by members.
The Markley School Parent-Teacher Association held its regular meeting on October 6 with about 30 attendees. S. Sneary chaired in the president and vice president were absent. talks by Miss Paddock and Mr. Williams discussed new books to be purchased for the schools. Lunch was served by the refreshment committee. Kathryn McMillan attended the P T A convention in Warren with Miss Hila Tilden accompanying.
Arthur Meighen, former Canadian premier and Western political veteran, is a leading candidate to lead the Conservative Party at the Winnipeg national convention. Born in Ontario and educated at the University of Toronto, he spent most of his life in the West and earlier held offices including solicitor general and minister of the interior. He sponsored and passed the 1917 compulsory military service act.
Akron Marlowes football club plans to schedule a game on October 16 at Elyria. The organizers emphasize a stronger opponent and recall past Elyria matchups with this club. Manager Phil Schurf, 887 Bell St., Akron, Ohio, coordinates the arrangement.
Mme Vera Nemehinova, celebrated Russian ballet star, reportedly twirled on one toe thirty eight times to set a dancing record. English schoolgirls in France chartered an airliner to return home at summer's end.
A guide to fall and spring planting of perennials including peonies hollyhocks delphiniums pyrethrum Shasta daisies phlox pinks and sweet williams rudbeckias globe thistles and related species. Discusses planting timing fall for many varieties exceptions such as oriental poppies and Raillardias, division every few years, mulching, sowing seeds this fall and proper soil packing around root clusters.
Kathleen Woodward a former factory girl turned journalist publishes a biography of Queen Mary with intimate scenes of the queen whistling in Buckingham Palace corridors and helping with picture hanging at Holyrood.
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