Wellington Volunteer Portrait Of Octogenarian Picnic Host
Charles Wagner, a Wellington farmer aged 98, runs a grove north of town for public picnics and family reunions. He keeps tables and benches clean, no admission, and welcomes visitors while planning a swimming pool or boating area for next summer. His son Austin assists as crowd numbers swell, with 1,000+ enjoying Sundays this past season.
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Wellington
Charles Wagner
Wagner
Lorain County
Mr. Wagner
Wasner
Sanitary Commission
Warner
Austin
Worthy Matrons of Eastern Stars Host Luncheon
Worthy Matrons of the Eastern Stars for 1932 enjoyed a luncheon at the Wooster Country Club on Saturday. Mrs. Helen Baker, matron of the local chapter in 1932, attended with Mrs. Sara Binder and Mrs. Hazel Pierce, former state officers, as Wellington guests.
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the Wooster Country Club
Helen Baker
Sara Binder
Hazel Pierce
Wellington
Missing Balloonist Inquiries About Home Folks
Just before Ward Van Orman vanished aboard the Goodyear Balloon in the Gordon Bennett Balloon races at Chicago last Saturday he asked about friends neighbors and relatives in Lorain Lewis Weaver formerly of Wellington Lorain now in Chicago visited the balloon to wish him luck and Van Orman spoke with many旧 old acquaintances including Mrs Henry Ramser of Wellington a former schoolmate and neighbor
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Ward van Orman
Chicago
Lorain
Lewis Weaver
Wellington
van Orman
Henry Ramser
Wellington Methodist Homecoming Draws Hundreds
The annual Homecoming at Wellington Methodist Church on Sunday drew hundreds of friends and members from near and far in a community gathering honoring the church and its history.
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Wellington Methodist Church
Community church service and Epworth League gathering
Festive Sunday at the church featured a 1:30 service led by Rev. Quade, a 6:30 Epworth League meeting for thirty youths, and a hymn-filled evening led by Paul Wainwright. Soloists included Marian and Fred Sponseller and several others. Also notes of a funeral in Canal Dover for Dr. C. C. Spangler's mother and community updates about moving, meetings, and local visits.
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Spencer
Epworth League
Paul Wainwright
Elyria
Marian
Fred Sponseller
Gertrude Holland
Leora Voxtheimer
Martha
C. C. Spangler
Canal Dover
Radio Programs On WTAM And Other Stations Schedule
A dense listing of daily radio programs across WTAM WHE WGAR WIAY and others featuring bands, orchestras, talk shows, sport updates and serialized programs. Notable items include Lum and Abner, The Goldbergs, Nino Martini, Amos ’n Andy, Harvard programs, and various orchestras with times ranging from early morning through late night.
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Abner
Voorhees
Orch
Radio Forum
Stern
Fidier
Rapp
Jimmy Allen
Sam
Kate Smith
Westphal
Poet
Iova
A.M
Orxan
O-Landt
Flreenda
B. Kincaid
Cheerio
Betty Crocker
Juan Reyes
Fields and Hall
Gene Arnold
Vaughn King
Battle’s Faible
Fidler’s Orch
Grande Trio
al Bernard
Melodies
Paul Wing
NBA Bulletin
Viennese Ensble
Pie Plant
Ubtlbl
Lexington Orch
the Goldbergs
Stephen Foster
Grofe
O-Fidler’s
Heeza Knautt
Pfeiffer group to Canton for talks with Jones
Canton journey by T M Pfeiffer laymen representative and wives to Canton for a week with Friday and Saturday night talks by Stanley Jones author of Christ of the Indian Road and related India works. In Fontanelle a wheel chair race ended with Jack Meltaberger winning by distance. Minor Peckham quit after a half mile. Meltaberger toppled at finish, minor bruises.
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Canton
T. M. Pfeiffer
Fontanelle
Iowa
Jack Meltaberger
Minor Peckham
Peckham
Meltaberger
Romance of Balkans Comes to Capitol Theatre
Kay Francis and Nils Asthor head the cast of Storm at Daybreak a romance of the Balkans set at the outbreak of World War I. The film, based on Sandor Hunyad’s play Black Stemmed Cherries, plays tomorrow and Thursday at the Capitol Theatre.
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Kay Francis
Nils Asthor
Capitol Theatre
Balkans
Sandor Hunyad
Rogers 15 Doctor In Rivoli Picture
Rogers stars as a small town physician in Drew at the Rivoli Theatre. He also serves as father confessor, tending health and knowing the town secrets in this screen adaptation of The Last Adam.
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Rogers
Drew
Rivoli Theatre
Quaker City Dancers Spurn Old Schottische
Philadelphia residents show little enthusiasm for reviving old dances like the achottische square dance polka and quadrille according to Al White a dancing teacher active since the early 1900s. He contrasts the city with the Middle West noting that a revival would emphasize grace and restore dignity to dancing rather than acrobatics.
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Philadelphia
Chefs at camp boost bean rations in Mineral Wells report
In Mineral Wells near the Reforestation Army camp personnel were polled over meals. Beans, once scarce, now appear more often on rations. A joking exchange includes a man asking about a will and another replying he has left everything to the life-saving doctor.
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Tex
Mr. A
Mr. Bates
Don’t Let Constipation Dull Life Joy With Att-BRAN
A vintage ad urges avoiding constipation by eating Kellogg Att-BRAN rich in bulk and vitamin B. It claims Att-BRAN builds blood with iron and mirrors leafy vegetables in fiber. Two tablespoonfuls daily with meals, or more in chronic cases, and visit a doctor if not relieved. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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