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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1934
Page
7
Fragmented list of radio programs and personalities across stations WHK WHI WAM WIR WADE. Includes show names hosts bands and times for an October Monday schedule with varied acts and public health and community features.
Radio log from Cleveland stations lists Tuesday broadcasts including Morning Parade on WTAM and religious programs such as Katharyn News and Blue Birds segments. Other entries mention music blocks, movie broadcasts, club programs, and local shows with listed times and call letters.
Cold weather sparked two fires in Elyria yesterday with crews called at 8 52 A M to Fred Baker home on Middle Avenue where a chimney hole burned in a shingle roof. A larger blaze at Harold Bates’s Harrison Street home started 4 28 A M and burned the basement area for 1 hour 17 minutes due to hot ashes from a wood grate. No damage estimate available.
A theft occurred this afternoon as groceries worth 34 were stolen from an automotive scene along Cony Street near Second Street. Miss Keller of S28 Tenth SerreL reported the incident to the police.
Avon Lake resident Glen Flaird reported a car theft in Lorain on Saturday. The vehicle’s license plate reads 206 103.
An advertisement touts NEVAH as a fast relief for neuritis with claims of quick misery reduction. It pitches the product as superior to competitors and notes it is available at first class druggists and general stores.
Wellington notices summarize church receptions for Rev. Wood and farewells for the Sponseller family. Cleveland clergy visits and local talks are noted, plus Halloween plans, hospital admissions, and a string of local social and school events. The piece also covers a fatal accident in Cleveland, football games with Medina, and various village briefs.
The Wellington Community Brotherhood will hold its second meeting of the year at Spencer Methodist Church Thursday evening October 18. Rev J C Keontz pastor of Field M B church will be the speaker on What the Church Has to Say About Temperance. The meeting place was changed from Huntington to Spencer. HALLOWE EN PARTY A Junior King's Daughters Masquerade party will be held at the home of Mrs A B Jones Tuesday evening October 16.
Epworth League of the MEL church plans a Booth Festival at the church on Sunday October 25. Miss Jean Phelps invites donations for the cause and the young people will present a program that evening. Parking and fruit and vegetables will fill the church. The Wellington arches hope to observe church month with church friends in November.
Robert A. Penfound, 17, of Elyria, presides in Carlisma Banner Four Club, awarded a merit certificate by the Holstein-Friesian Association of America at Madison Wisconsin for calf club achievements. He has six years in 4 H Club work, started with one calf and now owns five cows and a heifer. The award gives him all privileges of the association except voting. Pedigrees of his Holsteins will be registered and ownership transfers handled at standard rates.
Chicago report from Oct 15 says a Baltimore & Ohio train struck an automobile at a rail crossing. Five people including Fred Hochstader, 34, his wife, a daughter, a son, and Mrs Ethel Patno died. Arthur Patno was critically injured as investigators review failed signal apparatus and gates that did not operate.
A fragment notes that an individual named Hoehstader was unaware of an approaching train near East River in New York Harbor, a drowned valley formed on ancient metamorphic rock.
Re opening of adult and children classes announced for Tuesday October 16 from 7 to 8 PM. Kay Part and Betty Bishop listed with phone numbers 42003 and 41404 for registrations.
Postmaster General Farley returned east with Donahey’s pledge to support the New Deal and Roosevelt policies. Donahey told the president he would aid humanitarian efforts and back the administration if elected to the Senate. Four thousand heard Farley, Donaher, Burns, Lamineck, Poulson, and Davey rally in Columbus.
Surder, manager of the Cities 2 e Ol Company bulk station on Griswold road, chased two burglars after spotting them crawling from the office window early Sunday. One burglar left behind a pry bar as they fled. investigators noted an attempted safe pounding with a hammer. Sheriff deputies described one suspect as wearing a top suede dark coat, possibly the same man linked to a prior hold-up at Schon Grocery and Koplin drug store. A second suspect wore a blue suit, about 20, and 155 pounds.
Martin J. Davey, Democratic nominee, will speak at 6:45 p.m. tonight over multiple stations including WItK Cleveland WADC Akron WAIU Columbus WSPD Toledo and WKRG Cincinnati and again at 10:30 p.m. over WTAM Cleveland and WSAT Cincinnati.
Elyria Memorial Hospital has again received the American College of Surgeons approval at the opening session of the hospital standardization conference. Also approved were Allen Hospital at Oberlin and St Joseph's Hospital at Lorain. The College, representing over 11 000 physicians, requires organized medical staffs, complete records, adequate labs and X ray facilities, and monthly review and analysis of clinical work to improve care. Dr Franklin N Martin noted lower hospital death rates and shorter stays despite sicker patients due to economic conditions.
Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman reported a wrecked car abandoned on the Ohbertin Wellington road near the bridge about 2 12 miles north of Wellington Saturday night. The license numbers were apparently removed from the car after the wreck.
Sheriff Edmund Monroe and Deputy Joseph Weading reported a car driven by FEPL Hay 2156 Denison Avenue struck a cow on Route 1 near Hoop 4S yesterday. The cow was killed.
Republican candidate Clarence Brown plans a talk on The Schools of Ohio at a Toledo event tonight. Attendees include local stations WEW CM Ivetaoath and WAP Toaledad Selvod ile te eataty. Brown will outline his views on education and state schools.
Lew Ayres appears as a young inventor chauffeur in the Rivoli Theatre program along with Gaynor and Ayres portraying a diverse cast in a variety show style presentation at the Rivoli.
Kay Francis stars as a supposedly faithful Russian girl while Leslie Howard plays a British agent. They fall in love but remain enemies due to country devotion, sparking a tangle of complications in the Capitol Theatre presentation.
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