Stop Look Lis and the Morgan Orchestra Parade News
Announcement notes a concert season with Faye Graham to be announced and Coburns Orchestra joined by Patti Chapin and Ozzie Nelson. Night duties include Tambouritzsa and Pryor Lande. Orrh. Highlights include a sports parade and band sessions at the Pryor venue.
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Ren Grables
Jolas
Anneume
Cod
Patti Chapin Berrigan
Orch Sports Parade
Ozzie Nelson
Tambouritzsa
News Pryor Lande
Ben
Faye-Graham
Morgan
Oteh
Coburn
Grin and Bear It Radio Schedule and Local Notices
A Cleveland Sunday broadcast listing from WHK and WJAY shows music progams, religious features, talk, and variety segments with many named shows and times. A separate note mentions a coyote kill with a $3 bounty and civic pride concerns. Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce tallies 37 bridges for an 11 square mile city, noting 86,000 population.
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Harrisburg
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Rural church social and club meetings tonight
Mrs Breyleys Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church will hold an ice cream social at the home of Mr and Mrs H Schuster. The Young Peoples Class meets tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs E E Butler. Lake Avenue First Aid class sponsored by the Lake Avenue Parent-Teachers Association will meet at the school at 3 pm. Avon Lake Pioneer Club dance at Island Park at 8 pm.
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Pittsfield
The
Lake Avenue
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Avon Lake
Pioneer Club
Island Park
Draegerman Courage at Lincoln Theatre This Saturday
A thrilling mine cave in rescue drama titled Draegerman Courage will be shown tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre. The production follows miners and rescuers through a dangerous cave in scenario in a tense stage presentation.
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Draegerman
Lincoln Theatre
Easy Living Now On Capitol Screen
The film Easy Living opens at the Capitol Theatre, tracing a stenographer’s quest to earn a $50,000 sable coat. Wyoming news reports Carbon County ranchers have killed about 500 coyotes in recent months, noting one notable case.
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Capitol Screen
Capitol Theatre
Wyoming
Coyotes
Rawlins
Wic
Carbon County
Fractured Humour and Odd Facts From Daily Chalkboard
A jumble of gags and curiosities unfolds with swapped lines and comic exchanges. Kids stories, odd facts about the Statue of Liberty, and a chicken with gold in its craw illustrate quirks and laughs from a bygone page.
Duck yields 30 counts of value after fatal incident
A duck hunter was killed as a duck yielded 30 counts worth in a rare incident. Authorities reported the event occurred during a hunting outing, with investigators examining the scene for details and potential safety lapses.
Waldorf Reunion Brings Wide Family Ties To Huntington
The Waldorf family reunion gathered at the Russell Waldorf home in Huntington with about 40 attendees. Officers were elected: Ivan Waldorf president, Lawrence Waldorf vice president, Daisy Huff secretary, Lulu Waldorf treasurer, Hazel Crawford historian. Guests came from Hillsdale Michigan, Erie Pennsylvania, Chicago and several Ohio cities. Several Waldorf relatives visited from across the region, and other family gatherings followed. BAUM REUNION At Town Hall about fifty attended a Baum reunion with picnic dinner and games. Will Baum was elected president and Grace Gannett secretary treasurer. prizes awarded for oldest and youngest attendees. Attendees hailed from Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ohio cities including Grafton, Elyria, Huntington. SOTTINGS D. Ewell and Jennie Parker visited Bowen Easterday in Huntington area.
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Huntington
Waldorf
Russell Waldorf
Ivan Waldorf
North Kingsville
Lawrence Waldorf
Hillsdale
Mich
Daisy Huff
Warren
Lulu Waldorf
Kingsville
Hazel Crawford
Erie, Pa
Chicago
Williamsburg
Wics
San Louis Obisto
Calif
Painesville
Aghtabula
Colon
Columbus
Cleveland
Elytia
Swanton
Baum
Will Baum
Grace Gannett
Dan W. Baum
Anita Solida
James Solida
Grafton
Dubois, Fa
Reynoldsville
Dearborn, Mich
Wyandotte, Mich
Canton
Akron
Elyria
Newspaper Bait Used 200 Pollack Landed at Wharf
RASTPORT Maine fishing for a sideline, George Gibson shoe shine operator, caught 200 pollack in seven hours using a five cent line baited with a scrap of newspaper, cigarette paper, or gum wrappers. Fish attracted by street light glow. Separate item reports lake water rise in Yellowstone Park. Yellowtone’s lake runs 57 feet higher at center than shorelines.
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Rastport
George Gibson
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Yellowatons Lake
Yellowstone National Park
Fine Diamond Necklet Once Belonged to Queen Marie Antoinette
An 80 diamond necklet once owned by Marie Antoinette sold for 45000 at a local auction. The piece, linked to the ill-fated queen, was bought by the Maharajah of Darbhanga. The city has banned all aircraft from flying over its airport.
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London
France
Marie Antoinette
Maharajadhiraja of
Darbhanga
Oxford
England
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D. Thomson
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Hal Kemp
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Mary Small
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Elza Schallerg
Death Valley
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Sten
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Abner
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Pleasant Valle
Frank Morgan
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Dizie Debsee
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Fred Fetbeh
Collse Cupshreakfast Club
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Patricia Ryan
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G. P. News
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Ethel, Ben
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