Radio Station Schedule Summary for Cleveland Area
A dense OCR list outlines radio programs across stations WTAM WBEA WHK and others. It enumerates time slots from 6:00 p m to about 10:00 p m with shows like Hotel Hollenden orchestra, Ball'n time Bailey Cy, True Story Hour, Empire Hawaiian Trio, and various network broadcasts. Includes station frequencies in meters and kilocycles, notable programs, and guests such as Senator Alram Hingham and John Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bailey Cy
Charles W. Hamp
Fkox Fur ‘Trappers
moam-Eishers Frolles
Chiremont ‘Ent Orchestra
Kitocycles
Beau Brumaiels
m—True Story Hour
United Light Opera Company
Dhuch
Ase Eineady
Motel Winton
WIAY
meeThne Signats
Shompson
Radio
Mg P m
Empire Hawaiian Trio
Willland Orisnandy
Chauncey Lee
Palais L'Or Hestau- Fans
NBC Networks
WEAF
Po Aines Waltorf-Astoria
Dinmer Musico
Happy Wonder Bakers
St Regis Iotel Orchestra
WWI
Park Central
Prchestra
Longind
Danose
Dixie’'s Circus
Wik
Intervaten Tinter
KDKA
Wir
Armstrong
KDA
Wrigler
Longine
Stromberg-Cartyon Sextet
WSR
WGED
WADL
WAIL
WOHP
Astor Orchestra
WABC
Omim Castilian Gardens Orchestra
Republican State Committee
Regmaster
Phe Sram
Beebe Town Burial and Local Society Notes
The obituary notes the burial of Charles Todd aged 67 at Columbia after services at his Beebe town home. The week includes a P T A fish fry at Valley City, visits by families to Cleveland and Elyria, road grading on West River road to become an 18 foot traffic road, and a Baptist Mission circle meeting with 43 attendees featuring speakers and a piano violin duet. Local visits include I W Ossorna hosting Slous City guests, Gertrude Akins attending a late extension workers conference, and upcoming Parent-Teachers meetings with programs by the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Charles Todd
Beebetown
Flora Headley Todd
el Mer
Beulah
Joe Keller
Valley City
Howard Franks
Erdine Puder
Cleveland
Rose Adams
Gerald Haines
Mary Walker
West River Road
Baptist Mission Circle
J. M. Longdon
Addie Walkden
J. M. Longbon
van Bockern
Oberlin
Evanda Longbon
L. J. Babins
Styer
Slous City
Iowa
I. W. Ossorna
George Vansockern
J. H. Longdon
Gertrude Akins
Caambus
J. J. Prindle
Rollie Fitch
A. D. Crocker
Dorothy Crocker
County Council Parenteachers' Association of
Avon
Clair Howard
Fred Marsh
Eaton
Charles Dolde
South Amherst
Howard
Marsh
Harvey Heath
Mills
Elyria
Milford Bartter
Burton
Tay
J. Denzil Bush
Lakewood
Lloyd King
West View
Bevins
Marie Weekly
Riverview Cemetery
George Bigalow
Berea
Nennison
Merril Squire
Brooklyn Heights
M. EF. Church
George Allen
Collier
James
Lora Allen
Eva Howard
Heber Howard
A. J. Grady
Toledo
Muckegon
Mich
Doris Hancey
Libbie
Anna Martin
House Members Talk Election in Local Visit Escapade
A parade of local residents visits, with families from Grafton, Berea, Cleveland, Lakewood, Lorah, and West View, as neighbors recount host and guest calls. Social events include a Columbia Gem party at the school and ministers’ banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Ruder
Grafton
Peary Kirkins
Berea
Fred Ruder
Cleveland
G. Sabin
Loraht
J.J. Prindle
J. H. Langdon
Roy Putt
Arthur Masten
Ald. Crocker
Columbia Gem
G. A. Beers
Baptist Temple
Euclid Avenue
L. J. Sabins
Charles
Lyman Hitchooks
Ray Howard
George Haag
Port Clinton
Orson Prindle
Arthur Joiner
Lakewood
George May
Clair Howard
Frank London
Fay
Frank
Eaton
J. H. Bartter
Wm. Mollas
Paris Couture Holds Sceptre as Fourth French Trade
Last year's profits in grand dressmaking reached record highs in France. The industry of frills and flounces rose to fourth among French trades, surpassing steelmaking and mining. About 40,000 people work in Paris fashion, with one eighth of the city engaged in dressing the stylish women of the world. A survey by Syndicat General de Couture Parisienne confirms Paris as the couture capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Syndicat ' General de du Couture Parisienne
Couture
Paris Dress Trade Faces High Costs and Tax Hurdles
The Paris dress market endures high costs with deluxe taxes up to 40 percent under M Poincare. France still leads in gowns and accessories for Americans and Germans, while Japan and diverse European buyers buy Paris fashions. A postwar market shift and tax pressures hinder immediate price cuts, though reductions may come in six months to suit American buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
M. Poincare
France
Paris
Japan
Europe
Soviet Russia
Russia
St. Petersbourg
Moscow
Odwsha
Notable Plant Disease Breakthrough By Dr Bernard Dodge
New York Botanical Garden plant pathologist Dr Bernard O Dodge reports a fertile hybrid created from two species of red mold fungi, revealing plant sex mystery and offering potential disease solutions. The achievement marks a first breeding of different fungi species within the same genus, enabling reproduction of hybrids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bernard O. Dodge
New York Botanical Garden
Dodge
Dr. Dodge
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co Elyria Oct 3 1928 Resources
The Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co of Elyria Ohio reports assets totaling 5 283 896 76 with loans on real estate 1 974 150 43 and deposits 1 960 226 83. F. L. Shaw treasurer attests to accuracy. notary L. J. Boothroyd swears to the filing on Oct 11 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U. S&s
Ceewenecees
Ada Bees
Occecs
Gt Acres
Trust Department
J. H. Simpson
H. T. Winckles
A.C. Hudnutt
State OF Ohio
Benny Leonard Now Hockey Boss
Dr Podge discusses bread molds and fungi, noting hybrids may evolve and affect plant disease like wheat rust. He explains scientists may soon explain many fungal varieties and apply findings to fruit, vegetables, trees and flowers, while Till advocates new approaches to plant disease. Fathers who forbid minors from driving face damages if disobeyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Podge
Dodge
Saturday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings from 1928 outline time slots across WEAF and WJZ networks. Gov. Smith address in Louisville Kentucky at 0 p m EST. Lucky Strike Orchestra at 10 p m. Philco hour The Pink Lady at 2 45 p m EST. Yale vs Georgia at 3 15 p m EST. Navy vs Notre Dame football item noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copright
United Press
WEAF
Gov. Smith
Louisville
Lucky Strike Orchestra
WJZ
Philco
Pink Lady
Yale
Georgia
Navy
Notre Dame
Justice Brown Denies Appeal Over $2000 Injury Verdict
In Buffalo Justice Charles Brown refused to set aside a verdict awarding $2000 to a plaintiff who was struck and injured. The decision follows a case where the court deemed the appeal insufficient to alter the outcome. Merely denying children’s permission was noted but not enough to change the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brown
Buffalo
Brown
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Fred Stoll
North Eaton
Eugene Roth
South Euclid
Llewellyn Straub
Lyle Everett
Case Road
Ridgeville
Todd Canfield
Fioria
Wm. Morse
Elyrian
Clarence Adams
George Emmons
Constantine
L. B. Hazelet
Albion Toad
Roscoe Lewis
Loretta
Webster
Los Angeles
Iceland
C. T. Ryder
Nicholas Longworth
Edith Nourse Rogers
Lowell
Mass
Eaker
House of Representatives
Congress
Massachusetts
The
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Ce
Ohio
Resources
Guy & Ou
Glen Rogers
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile Landau
Olds
Glen Rogers Motors
Oldsmobile
Eavick
Benny Leonard
DADS
Pittsburgh Pirates
Horace
Edward Townsend
Benny
Edward
Studebaker
Cedar St. DeSoto
Amherst Realty CO
Park Ave
Amherst,o. Amherst
East Ave
Buick
Broad St
Motor Sales
Hudson Essex
Phons
Pledge
Ford
Elyria Auto Service Co
Broad Street
City Motors Inc
Oakland and
Pontiac Dealers
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