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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1932
Page
10
A dense list of radio program lineups across major stations including WAMC, NBC networks, and regional outlets. The schedule spans music orchestras, bands, dance programs, talk shows, and theatrical acts with varied start times, famous names like Chandu the Magician, Ruth Etting, Kate Smith, and Amose n Andy, plus livestock market entries and weather inserts.
Readable list shows a bustling schedule of musical acts and events including Poultry Livestock Rhythm Kings Louis Rich's Orchestra Salon Orchestra Ballindridge Races Irene Reasier Freddie Martin's Orchestra Myrt and Marie Current Events Ball scores Chandu the Magician The Mills Brothers and the baritone Wm Boswell Sisters plus radio programs and a ball room ensemble selections across mid afternoon to evening with noted times and act names.
Avon Lake opens the fall term with J L Oppelt as principal and a staff led by Ruth Conner, J I King, Lorene Bilman, Mildred Chrowder, and Kleinhaus. Six grade teachers named others from nearby towns. two new hires this year. Airport visitors depart for Iowa after attending Cleve land air races over Labor Day. Various local briefs note gatherings, visits, and events including a Christian Science lecture and several family announcements.
Paul Bern, once a premier movie executive, died by his own hand in Hollywood. His brother Harry Bern revealed details of an unnamed woman who suffered a nervous breakdown while living with Paul and said she was placed in a sanitarium. He defended Paul as not conventional and a kind, modest man who may have acted in a despondent moment, while denying any disease or motive and planning to seek reasons on the coast trip.
The item lists multiple Elyria area visitors and residents about weekend church attendance and short hometown movements. Dr and Mrs Knapp and daughter Helen attended church in Elyria. Elizabeth Vacha from Cleveland visited her daughter Virginia. Matilda Lampean from Cleveland spent the weekend with Miss Rena Titus. Stop 66 residents moved to Cleveland. Theisen and Dechant families visited Lakewood. Herman Liebold from Cleveland stayed with Carl and Mrs Peterson. Webber called on his parents in Lakewood. Avon Lake residents were at the airport for Labor Day events.
United Air Lines, with 100 mail passenger planes, completed 99.8 percent of 1,250,000 miles scheduled in July. On the 2,700 mile New York to San Francisco run, planes covered 756,000 miles with only 1,100 miles not flown. two-thirds of the mileage used multi motor transports and half of it at night.
In Philadelphia in July more older boys were arrested, but officials from the Crime Prevention Association said a community baseball diamond provided proper recreation and helped lower crime.
Joseph Joachin Poche of Bayou Blue near here heads six living generations and a clan of more than 250 persons. Nearly 99, he is a veteran of the Civil War and a retired farmer who spends much time in his rocking chair.
The case involves a wife who allegedly forced harm on her lover and herself, with a confession signed by the wife and a man named Smith. Betts was found dead in his garage after authorities say the crime occurred at the Smiths’ Urbana home, where the couple had been living.
Hollywood notes reveal Dr Ed Jones sent a cable to Louis B Mayer promising to testify if needed while police seek a second suicide note more revealing than the first. Miss Jean Harlow, distraught over Bern and the two month marriage, recalls Bern delaying a dinner party as detectives press her for meaning behind his final message of abject humiliation.
Claudette Colbert plays a woman who marries in haste and loses her husband Clive Brook, who returns after a long absence to reclaim their bond. The Mar From Yesterday unfolds in Paris and Switzerland with wartime separations.
A Universal drama portrays a grafters downfall after he discards a sweetheart. The district attorney is murdered by a grovelling henchman as a reformist newspaper exposes the graft. Regis Toome Sue Carol Dorothy Revie and Boris Karloff star.
Married men seek sly disguises to woo their wives in a risqué Continental romance. Alfred Lunt and Lana Fontane star as a jealous actor and his wife in The Guardsman at Dreamland Theatre tomorrow and Friday.
Martin Goode, a 79 year old former Virginia slave who was freed at age 11 and brought to Ohio by his parents, has applied for a permit to operate a 16 passenger bus in Cincinnati. It took Goode 49 years to save enough money to purchase the bus.
A new type of microphone with unprecedented fidelity has been developed in the laboratories of the R. C. A Victor Company in Camden New Jersey. It promises to revolutionize broadcasting quality and techniques with its advanced sound reproduction capabilities.
An abandoned box car donated by the railroad was dragged to a Legion lot in Blue Hill Neb and converted into a meeting hall. It was jacked up on a foundation, landscaped, and dedicated as the Legion Hall by local American Legion members.
Mrs Vallee Smiles Among Photographers as she travels from New York to Reno to seek divorce from Rudy Vallee. Police Chief C E Webb of Santa Monica, her father, and Mrs Webb accompany her on the westward journey.
WAKEMAN WAKEMAN Sept 7 Mr and Mrs Lester Pierce and children Marjory Ann and Arthur of Toledo Ohno spent the weekend at his mother Mrs Flora Pierce Max Peabody Jr visited his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Rollin Peabody of Cleveland Mr and Mrs Wendell Bayless of Cleveland were Labor Day guests at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs L A Burk Mr W W Scutt entertained over Labor Day his son Mr and Mrs Leon Scutt of Lorain Mr o and Mrs Washe Martin and children were entertained over the weekend at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs H H Martin Miss Marton Spore of Cleveland was a Labor Day guest at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J Spe Mrs Elizabeth Booth and Charles Kenyon were Sunday dinner guests at the home of the formers daughter Mr and Mrs</S>
Frank Parker and daughter Alien of Oberlin and Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Peabody of Cleveland were Labor Day callers. Max Peabody’s condition improved after an injury at Humphrey farm. The Old Timers lost to the Red Caps 20 to 9 in a Labor Day baseball game. The Red Caps were set to meet Kellar News of Or walk next Sunday. Charles Wasem of Berlin Heights visited on Monday. Harald Millhouse and family joined R C Croxford clan at Ruggles Beach Saturday.
Philadelphia up reports checker tournaments for nudgets and juniors as part of playground programs under the Bureau of Recreation. Regular quiet tournaments baby shows and doll parades are also offered for children's amusement.
A compact look at Benjamin Franklin as a representative figure of the American drive to establish institutions and endow enduring projects. The note imagines if he lived today he might lead a major foundation or welfare effort.
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