Emil Velazco to perform at Elberta Beach Sunday
Emil Velazco, famed radio organist, will give a one night engagement at Elberta Beach this Sunday. A native of Mexico and longtime U S citizen, Velazco began piano work at seven dollars a week in a Chicago theater and rose to a $400 weekly salary at a Buffalo stage before opening an organ studio in New York. Glacier Park to receive a record trout planting. A total of 4,114,880 trout will be placed in streams, exceeding the 1926 record of 3,226,600.
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Emil Velazco
Elberta Beach
Mexico
United States
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Glacier Park
Mont
Local Radio Schedule Hidden in Obscure Hymnal Names
A cluttered radio schedule lists old hymns and program names across multiple stations. Mentions include Cleve and Chica venues with Sunday vesper themes, Twilight Hour and various orchestras, reflecting a fragmented, era style listing of broadcasts and composers.
Broadway Radio Schedule And Musical Acts Listing
A crowded radio program grid lists performances by Ward Minatrels Goldman Band Central Talk Coburns Orch and numerous hour slots. It shows orchestras, vocal groups, and variety acts such as Lillian Sherman, Nickeledenn, Noble's Orch, and Gene Arnold, with times across the day including 10:00 to 23:00 and notes about expositions, livestock quotas, and sign offs.
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Salzburg
Bragiotli
Sheto Vepper
Young Ta Perkins Women’s
Gene Arnold
Omen’ S Clubs
Bramiecy House
Abuvehair
Musteal Corktalti
Midwork
Press Radio
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Poetatiny Feoiee
Exper
Warne King
Jack Randolph
Thurn
Nickelodennere Nian
Barry McKynley
Hrile Timow
Andy
Noble
Barron
Husse
The Silent Observer collage of oddities and trivia
A garbled column presents a string of odd facts and jokes about aging societies and random observations. It mentions Bulgaria centenarians many vegetarians, Dutch elm disease, Liberty Bell age, auto drivers, brown bears, humidity effects, grain storage, school accidents, pickpocket reports, a dentist tragedy in South Australia, market gossip, a novice police officer, radio singing, and quo vadis humor. The piece reads as a miscellany of colorful anecdotes and quips with no single cohesive news angle.
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Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia
Penfield GUEST DAY at Congregational Society event
Mrs Fraunfelder hosted guest day with large attendance. Mrs Leach led the business session. Amy Ferriman won the spelling prize. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Linna Fraunfelder and Miss Helen Eglin. News notes mention visitors from Niles and Benton Harbor plus trips to Huron, Castalia, and Cleveland expositions.
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Margaret Frey
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Ethel Cousins
Joy
Anna Toras
Niles
Mich
Milo Bleugh
Castalia
Blue Hole
BL. Pierce
Lakeside
Aura Thorpe
Ruth Thorne
Los Angeles
Calif
California
New York
Panama Canal
Thorpe
F. J. Pierce
Fragmented verse and dialogue on society and film industry
A collage of verse and quips questions about technocracy despair and daily life. Susie ponders clocks restarting at twelve Johanie explains thirteen as unlucky. Cashe asks about school problems Fecan notes tests but teachers’ keys. Australia pursues a fledgling movie industry while stars lag between Reno and Paris amid scarce marriages and public sentiment.
Local Social Notes and Garden Club Flower Show
Wakeman family visits near Ceylon and various Sunday callers including Mrs. Wayne Patchen and Beatrice Peabody. Residents move into new homes on Pleasant Street and at the bank apartment. families visit in Hartland Cleveland and Florence. Garden Club sponsors a September Flower Show at the Grange Hall with all flowers due by 11 00 am. Tucson visitors join a family gathering in Clarksfield and a Ceylon cottage stay this week.
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Ashtabula
Dwight Smith
W. OO. Rollin
Bert’ Rollin
Elyria
Charles Slater
Orpha Wolfe
Wadsworth
Allen DeRussy
Cleveland
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Warren Rollin
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Wellington
Packard Chatham
Richard Leach
Lewis Jones
Edgar Jones
Lawrence Betts
Avery Sooy
Wakeman
Robert Hoyt
C. J. Hoyt
Ceylon
Wayne Patchen
Hartland
Beatrice Peabody
French's
Gardiner
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Aeatrine
Alvin Barnes
Leroy Barnes
Lihern
Fearl Green
Hrighton
Roy Kenyon
Raymond Shinsky
W. J. Benson
John Shinsky
Florence
Garden Club
Grange Flall
McPherson
Tucsonn
Ariz
Eunice Hollmeg
Eunice Holmeg
Song
Lonnie Barnes
Tucson
John Lee
Clarksfield
J.hoyt
Ana Joseph
James Jannetti
Columbia VEWS NOTES Opens September 8 for Columbia Schools
The Columbia Schools will open on Tuesday September 8. Mrs William Ingersoll is entertaining her mother Mrs B Z Radcliffe of Nova Ohio. School bus drivers this year are William Mayer, Marry Stineh-
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Columbia
William Ingersoll
B. Z. Radcliffe
Nova, Ohio
William = Mayer
Stineh
Prodigal Son Drama Opens at Rivoli Theatre
A mother on the spot story unfolds in A Son Comes Home starring Mary Boland, opening Sunday at the Rivoli Theatre. Also Yours for the Asking depicts a tough gambling house operator in high society at the Lincoln Theatre tomorrow with George Ratt Dolores Costello Harry and P W Heineman. Local notices cover church circle meetings and social visits through September 10.
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Rivoli Theatre
Mary Boland
Lincoln Theatre
George Ratt
Dolores Costello
Harrymore
P. W. Heineman
Everett Stone
Baptist Mission Circle
Georges Hunter
Victor Morlock
Wilbur Dobson
Valley City
Ladies Aid Society
the Methodist, Church
H. J. Knopf
Leslie Ring J Sr
Medina
Oldest Chartered Industry Falun Copper Mine Record
Stockholm report notes the Falun copper mine in Dalecartia as the oldest chartered industrial concern in the world. It has remained under the same continuous ownership since 1220 and has yielded so much ore that its excavations would fill the Cheops Pyramid.
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Stockholm
Falun
Dalecartia
Manchuria Trade Up with Manchuria to United States Exports
A large rise in Manchuria exports to the United States of soybean products and other seeds and oils is expected in the 1936 37 marketing season as duties have not been increased, per the Department of Commerce. SAFETY RECORD NEW YORK Not a single fatality or injury occurred in railroad transportation of dynamite or black powder across the United States and Canada since 1927, with 270 000 000 pounds moved in 1935.
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Manchuria
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
New York
Canada
Fire lights up buttonwood tree on Hartford Turnpike
SUFFIELD Conn A large buttonwood tree on the Hartford Turnpike caught fire drawing the fire department in full force. Fire Chief Frank Smitty says the blaze likely started from a match thrown into a hole in the tree.
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Suffield
Conn
Hartford Turnpike
Frank Smitty
Molokai Buys First Motor Ambulance Ever Seen There
Molokai, the most typically Hawaiian island, purchased one motor ambulance, a first for the district.
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Motor Progress
Honolulu
Molokai
Hawaiian Islands
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