Rustlers Valley at Lincoln Sunday opens Western adventure
William Way stars as Eopa long Cassidy in Rustlers Valley at the Lincoln Theatre opening Sunday. Confession with Kay Francis Ian Hunter and Basil Rathbone leads the Rivoli Theatre debut on Sunday with a tale of mother love.
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Rustlers’ Valley
Lincoln
Eopalong Cassidy
William Way
Rustlers Valley
Lincoln Theatre
Kay Francis
Ian Hunter
Masil Rathbone
New Rivoli Theatre
Avon Council Meets in Regular Town Hall Session
Avon officials met Thursday evening at the Town Hall. The council ordered bills paid and directed two stop signs to be installed in the village.
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Avon
Avon sidewalk repair plan and road resurfacing ordered
Fifty tons of slag screening were ordered to complete the repair of sidewalks in Avon. The Riegelsberger road washed out and damaged by rains was ordered to be completely resurfaced with slag and oil treatment before winter. H. J. Hart to furnish and apply oil. The Five Hundred Club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Blake at their Cen ter Road home Thursday evening with card games and prizes for Mrs. E. Stagg, Mrs. Carl Schafer, Joe Forthofer Jr. and Harold Smith, followed by lunch.
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Schwarts Road
Avon
H. J. Hart
Five Hundred Club
W. E. Blake
Center Road
E. Stagg
Carl Schafer
Joe Forthofer Jr
Harold Smith
Avon Club to Meet in Two Weeks
Mrs. Jennie Nead and children are noted among weekend visitors Norma and Lenard of Elyria are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Walker. The Moore family moved from East Avon to Avon Center. Mrs. McBennett remains a patient at St. Joseph Hospital Lorain. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pickering visited the Luck home in Lakewood. Mrs. Frank Schneider of Lakewood visited Avon friends Thursday. The Chronicle Telegram Want Ads Brings Results.
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Jennie Nead
Norma and
Lenard
Elyria
Ben Walker
D. R. Moore
East Avon
Avon Center
McBennett
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Robert Pickering
Gus Luck
Lakewood
Frank Schneider
Avon Friends
Radio Programs and Schedule Snippet
Readable fragment lists radio slots and band lineups for WTAM WGAR and related stations. Includes news, music, sports, dances, concerts, and various bands such as Donahue Band Stabile Band Nelson Band and others, with program notes and times for a Saturday lineup.
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WTAM
AH Willson
Linton Wella
Jos DePahl
Donahue
Stablle
Morning Radio Schedule and Musical Highlights
A packed market report style page lists radio program times and show titles for a broad day’s lineup. Names like Lorenzo Jones, Mary Marin, and Pepper Young appear among orchestras, news, and music segments, with various bands, acts, and sponsors noted.
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Mmaleal
Dude Ranch
Muroing
Be Charming
Manhatters
Luc'y
Kittry Keene
Sear'n Orch
Bennett
Wal'ty Flower Garden
Perpee Young Ma Perkins
Vice and
Sade
the O'Neills
Lorenzo Jones
Guiding Light
Mary Marin
Personal
Donole Stewar
White City
Steven Winslow
Jackie Heller
Fact
Tommy Thatch
Radio’ News
Lowell Thoma
Tom Manning
Ezra
Lois Miller
Cole
Cowhands
Burns & Atlen
Amon
Andy
Marien Nadea
Codolban
Buase
Moore
Fidler
Siza
Church and club events listed for several towns
A long list of events for Sunday Monday Tuesday including church services at Congregational and Assumption parishes, Sunday School, picnics, Grange meetings, M E Aid Society, Garden Club, Kings Daughters Class, Four H Club, reception for teachers, and a wedding with guests from Cleveland, Kipton, Pittsburgh.
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Litchfield
Congregational
Hall of Cleveland
Grafton — Assumption
Hedges
LaPorte
M. E
Belden—Grange
Grange Hall
Grafton—Loyalty
Charles McClintock
Lagrange—Circle No. 1
M. E. Aid Society
Leon Hastings
Litchfield—Kings Daughters
Congregational Church
Dell Eaken
Litchfield — Garden Club
Ben Holmes
N. Ridgeville
Grange
Miss Elsie Pearce Weds Cleveland Man
Brighton bride Miss Elsie Pearce daughter of Mr and Mrs G A Pearce of Brighton married Herbert Buettner of Cleveland in a single ring ceremony at Rev John Green’s Wellington Baptist Church home on Saturday September 4 at 10 A M.
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Gladys Buettner
Carl Schroeder
Wilbur Boettner
Gladys. Boettner
Frieda Noss
Ellen Vat Niland
Wallie Spear
Cleveland
Agnes Meadte
Pittsburgh
Delton Perkins
Charles Austin
Delbert Austin
Kipton
Wayne Pearce
Elyria
Brighton
Elsie Pearce
G. A. Pearce
Herbert Buettner
John Green
the Baptist Church
Wellington
Lake Avenue P T A Meeting Featured at Flower Show
Lake Avenue girls Four H Club display will star at the annual community flower show and moving pictures to be held in the school basement. Carl Robinson of Lorain will show color gardens from England. The event includes a 7 30 P M meeting of the Lake Avenue school P T A with public invited. Prizes will be awarded in multiple flower classes and for best arrangements and baskets.
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Lake Avenue
England
Carl Robinson
Lorain
Dahlias for Commercial Growers Class Offered
A class on growing dahlias for commercial use is announced, detailing practical techniques, bulb handling, and market considerations for professional growers seeking improved yields and flower quality. The session covers soil prep, fertilization, staking, and post harvest guidance.
Belden Community Circle Elects Officers
Belden The Belden Community Circle met at noon with a pot luck dinner hosted by Mrs. Dorothy Grills. About twenty members attended as work began on a quilt project. officers for the coming year were elected: president Donna Rust vice president Agnes Wise secretary Bernien Prosser treasurer Corrine Belden.
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Belden
Dorothy Grills
Leona Seckt
Anna Header
Hames
Donna Rust
Agnes Wise
Bernien Prosser
Corrine Belden
Parker
Bradley
Sharlene Wise
Herman Wise
American business protests over China policy face Roosevelt
The American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai and U S business leaders flood the State Department with cablegrams protesting Roosevelt stance on the Sino Japanese War and warning of losses in China. Shanghai dispatches quote bankers asking who will reimburse damages as critics say the administration’s China policy is miscast.
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American Chamber of Commerce
Shanghai
Roosevelt
State Department
United States
China
Shanghai Dispatch
New York
Big Business
If Roosevelt Would Send Army to Protect Foreign Investments
A commentator argues the United States should avoid deploying forces to defend private investments in China. The piece questions the value of a U S army in Shanghai, noting risks to business property from war and the broader costs to commerce. It challenges the idea that foreign conflicts benefit American lenders and calls for a reevaluation of military intervention abroad.
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United States
Franklin Roosevelt
China
Shanghai
Elamor
Business risks and war in protecting private investments
A columnist argues that investors, bankers, and merchants take risks in foreign investments and should not expect the U S government to cover losses from war or disasters. The piece contends self reliance and warns against selfish reliance on taxpayers to insure private gains, referencing Hong Kong's typhoon and wartime threats. Continued on Page 12.
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