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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1932

Page

10

Radio Listings Show Cleveland Station Lineup and National Programs

Local radio listings for WGAR and WEAF stations detail a dense schedule of music hours, band performances, comedies, talks, and orchestra segments across multiple stations including WAM WHE NEC and WIZ. Notable entries include Hazel McGinley Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra, Ruth Etting, Arthur Haas, Kalman Kubinyi talks, and evenings with Amos ’n’ Andy and Three Boys on a Corner.

Sikb Biaho Io Man Jack Ulton HbertValtz Amos Andy Folliés Merle Jacobs Jack Denny Diamond Ifance Orchestra de Hay Toft Hazel McGinley Waldorf-Astoria Orcheatra Eye Ud Dants Rollickers The Goldbergs Rapee Raece Olph Kirbery Erle Thorpe OA Naank Roy Evane Roger Ollege Inn Ane Revell Grantham Martin Jake Skippy Phil Barker Art Museum Arthur Haas Vaughn DeLeath C. V. Thomas Kalman Kubinyi Ruth Etting Leaf Happy Feet Notorious Dr. Manchester H. Burrows Helen Wyant Ane Heath Chas. Reutschi Tom Eldin Troy Singers California Melodies Mary Morgan Plorito NEC WEAF Waldorf-Astonia Scotti Rogers WIZ KDKA Ganparre Armnes N' Andy WLW Red Ramona Sodero Fieilliam Hall WGR Edwin C. Hill Anaheim Syracuse Republis Affairs Institute Coral Islanders Klein

Radio Schedule Fragments From Akron Stations

A fragmented listing shows a dense slate of radio programs and timings across Akron WADC and WIW, including Moritz Orchestra, Fiorito’s Band, Ball Room Orchestra, and Ted Brewer’s Band. Prominent acts feature Ruth Etting, Vaughn De Leath, Edwin Hill, and Harold Stern, with times ranging from morning 11:30 through late evening 11:30, plus varied public affairs, music, and variety segments.

Moritz Fiorite Ball Room Ted Brewer Akron Wadc Nelson William Hall Do Re Edwin C. Hill Vaughn de Leath Arnheim Ruth Etting Ann Leaf Syracuse Public Affairs Institute Coral Islanders Klein Harold Stern California Fiorito Cingianati Wiw Law Man Sunshine Bob Newhall Southern Singers Tylers Chandu Castle Farm Curtain Netherland Plaza Moon River Castle Farm Orchestra

Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Performances

A detailed broadcast rundown lists 10:50 Melody Three and 10:15 Radio Household Institute with varied programs through the day. Highlights include John Marvin tenor, On Wings of Song, Moss and Jonas, Grantham's Orchestra, Henrietta Schumann pianist, The Revolving Stake, Women's Radio Review, Paul Whiteman's Orchestra, Nightcap concerts, and baseball game resumes.

Melody Three Radio Household Institute U. S&s. Navy John Marvin Moss Jonas Grantham Inestock Henrietta Schumann Mme Lolita Gainsberg Rhythm Boys Schirmer Schmitt Home Circle Sports Flash Chester Zahn Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra Jack Jili National Radio Forum Paul Whiteman Jones Buddy Rogers Cavaliers

Amateur Daddy at Rivoli Theatres Tomorrow and Monday

Warner Baxter and Marian Nixon star as romantic leads in Amateur Daddy, showing at the Rivoli Theatre tomorrow and Monday. Baxter plays a kind hearted bachelor who gives up his profession to care for destitute waifs, only to be won by a clingy baby. Film adaptation from Mildred Cram's Scotch Valley. John Blystone directs.

Warner Baxter Marian Nixon Rivoli Theatre Baxter Mildred Cram California Scotch Valley John Blystone

Notable Ontario Music Listings From A Radio Schedule

A fragment shows a timetable of performances and broadcasts with entries for Lombardo's Canadiana at 30, Ball Room Orchestra at 10.00, Symphony Orchestra at 10.13, Sid Gary at 10 30, Chandu the Magician at 10 46, Radio Jake at 11.01, Qozzie Nelson's Orchestra at 10 15, and Téed Webem's Orchestra at 11.30, indicating a varied radio music schedule and entertainment lineup.

Tony Merrymakers Catherine Mackenzie Madison Singers Fred Berren Academy of Medicine Ben Alley Ethel and Harry George Hall Suis Avested Clara Gaiser Linder AQ Salon Q Adela Nelson Eton Irene Beaslex Reis Dunn Skippy Mirt Marge Chandu Edwin C. Hi Sam Kate Smith Mills Brothers Paris Boswell Sisters Lombardo Ball Room Symphony Orchestra Sid Gary Magician Radio Jake Qozzie Nelson Téed Webem

Huntington Briefs Chronicle Local Social Notes

Huntington items recall visits by Ernie and Ed Wilcox plus numerous relatives and friends. Thomsoners: Pauline Kolbe returns from Amherst. Lorain County Fair attendance noted. Social calls span Wellington Elyria Spencer Spencer residents and extended family in Oberlin Oberlin. A stove accident injures Mrs. Larsen. care at hospital. Granges meeting in Penfield reported.

Briefs Huntington Ernie Dickason Davey Wilcox Beckley-Laughery Ed. Wilcox Wellington Pauline Kolbe Amherst Edmond Russell Chesterland H. D. Rowan Earl Easterday Lorain County Fair Earl Anderson Donald Solida H. I. Solida Roy Davis Butler Morris Davis Brookville Herman Gennett Jimmie Elyria Joe Atkinson Ronald Edna Lynn New London James Oberlin H. B. Hawley Naomi Ed. Kemmery Ford Jewett Vern Ankernson Spencer W. A. Jewett Rochester Kemmery Elmer Knapp Ashland Ed. Auble Heness McClellan M. W. Laborie Forest Rice Frank Robert Carl Garrison Cleveland Walter Lillian Sprinkle Irvin Davidson Steve Vaass Lorain Grangs Penfield

North Ridgeville social notices and upcoming sewing clinic

North Ridgeville reports two social events with Miss Mary Salisbury hosting a dinner for college-bound friends and Miss Clara Noll organizing a Young Ladies Sodality gathering. Bishop McFadden consecration attendance in Cleveland noted, plus a funeral in Rocky River. Ridgeville Grange earned best exhibit prizes at the County Fair. An Ohio State University agricultural engineer will hold a free sewing machine clinic at the Grange hall on September 26, inviting ladies to bring machines for service and instruction.

North Ridgeville Mary Salisbury Clara Noll Young Ladies’ Sodality St. Peter’s Church Ohio State University

Fall Fiesta to Feature Beauty Show and Fiddlin Contest

Jim Armitage reports Elyria’s Fall Fiesta will stage an open air Beauty and Style revue before the Lorain County Bank Building with a portable stage across the street for a fiddlin contest. Entrants include Norman Reisinger Pete Smith Frank Kelly Lew Traxier Art Squires and Will Sheldon plus a Rube band. Ash Can Derby details arrive Monday with guidance from local auto men Vogler Kimball and others.

Jim Armitage Elyria Chief Stankard Powers That Be Lorain County Bank John Mathis John Norman Reisinger Grafton Pete Smith Elydla Pete Frank Kelly Lew Traxier Ridgeville Art Squires Carlisle Will Sheldon Birmingham Harold Sheldon Frank Perry Elyria Township Pery'a Vogler Buick Kimball Studebaker Jim Dali Oscar Dunn Glen Rogers George An- Greass Lee Myers Fred Brown

Pleasantville Briefs On Local Reunions And Fairs

Pleasantville notes cover the Behner reunion at the Hedges with multiple families from Medina and Oberlin visiting. Irene Godridge wed John Kantosky at Grafton Catholic church Monday morning. Lorain County fair updates include Milton Behner’s riding awards and locals visiting relatives in Elyria and Oberlin.

Wayne Wheeler Arthur Beckett Frank Beckett Cleveland William Guilett Mattie Conners Carlisle D. B. Sanders Gordon Wheeler Oberlin Mises Vavienne Wheeler Beatrica Greenfield Milton Letsom Irene Godridge John Kantosky Graftan Catholic Church J. C. Spieth Wesley Tran Lorain County Medina Vivienne Wheeler Oderiin Carl Hastings Ardélle J. Wicks Wednnesday Ray Malham Beatrice Malham L. L

Fall Fiesta Budget Worries Prompt Cautious Spending

A reader urges prudent spending notes the limit of twenty five dollars and warns against overextending during the Fall Fiesta. The message emphasizes careful budgeting while acknowledging public interest and crowd presence at events.

Health Department Furnishes Birth Certificates

The District Department of Health announces it provides Mother's Certificates of birth free of charge. These are valuable for children entering school and are accepted by most school authorities instead of certified copies. Oberlin office holds records for the district including Lorain County excluding Elyria and Lorain city. Colorado's illiteracy is very low.

District Department of Health Oberlin Office Lorain County Elyria Lorain

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