Insect Life Notes From Gleaners and Wi r starl Clubs
Twelve Gleaners members hosted by Mrs. Fred Smith on September 2 at Cleveland area families. Reports covered Sunday school lessons and home first aid guidance with a reading and piano selections. Numerous social visits followed, including guests from Elyria, Wellington, and Cleveland. many mentions of local teachers, church activities, and community prep for fall events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
Fred Smith
Leland Heath
JL. C. Monosmith
Dewey Aldrich
Robert Denham
John Curtis
R C Muller
Kathryn Smith
Charles Foster
Harold
George
Edwin Lehnarr
Lucy Cahill
Cleveland
Radio Programs Cleveland Stations Schedule
Radio schedule with WTAM and WHEK listings detailing evening programs, time signals, orchestras, ball scores, and special broadcasts from New York and other studios. Includes station names, show titles, performers, times, and a company notice about quarterly dividends from International Paper Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
WTAM
State Theatre
Barewall Senor Allees
Jack Albin
Hotel
Bossert Orchestra
New York
City
York
Gtmp
Howard
New
Lewis Fuldauer Barix
Barle Maser
Louis Rich
Unclear OCR Schedule Item From Fragment
Fragmentary text shows times and codes like 8:16 PM 6:55 PM and numbers such as 338 PM. Without readable names places or events, a precise summary cannot be formed. The readable bits suggest schedule references but lack context for a full item.
Pennsylvania Roof Orchestra At Night Club Show
Whippets to six musicians headline a Pennsylvanian concert program featuring WBZ WEES KDKA KYW WIR WHAM WIZ WBal and Continentals appearing on KDKA KYW WBAL WIR WJZ WBZA. Dettborn and Puch perform with guitars while Gertrude Foster offers contrasts in a late evening set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Strombore-Carlson
WBZ
WEES
KDKA
KYW
WIR
WHAM
WIZ
Wbal
Continentals
WJZ
WBZA
Werza
KORA
Dettborn
Puchbarber
Tan
Gertrude Foster
Heatel
Pennsylvania Roof Orchestra
Wednesday's Best Radio Features Highlighted
United Press summary lists radio features with stations such as WBAF WIZ and WLW Cincinnati. Programs include Maxwell, Crosley Trio, WCAE Pittsburgh, and WBAL Baltimore with folk songs and string quartet selections. Rankings and times appear inconsistent due to OCR issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Cincinnat
Crosley
WCAE
Pittsburgh
British Isles
WBAL
Baltimore
Kelner Family Trip Returns From California
Mr and Mrs W. Kelner returned Saturday from a pleasant trip to California. Their daughter Cassie came home with them and will soon leave for Lakewood to resume her high school post. Mrs Gray of Elyria visited her sister Mrs Nellie Aunter. Miss Alpena Adams stayed in Elyria as a guest. Mrs Neil Moss and daughter Betty returned from Detroit. La Verda Gott left for Cincinnati to continue conservatory studies. Mrs EB Mann returned from a week in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Bacon
Garsin
W. Crowell
Wilmer
Ava
J. C. Homer
Grace
R. Smith
Cleveland
WG Wilson
Bessie Rumsey
A. G. Dean
Miss Baird
South Amherst
Bee
Eliza
Mable Holcomb
Mildred Clapp
May Callely
Gertrude Smith
Leland Heath
J. Wise
Grafton
Mbirs W. CC
Linda
Leona
Paul
NeWie Aunier
Gray
Elyria
Wistarl Club
G. W. Woodruff
Ida Hastings
California
Kate Starr
West
Ford Hastings
Ruth
The
Lake
Charles W. Gott
Lean Mosher
Lakewood
Ned Gott
Earl Wilson
Julia Forbush
Vinla Stone
Texas
Will Forbush
Floyd Ward
Underhill House
Leslie E Gott
George A Kelner
Rocky River
Helen Kelner
Roy Pearce
Guild of the Baptist Church
Nate Forbush
Mission Fields
C L Gott
E Garvin
Marr
George E. Guille
Tennessee
George Robbins
Ford Loomis
Liman Auit
F .B
Edwards
Medina
Pittsfield
Jennie
Maude Hubbard
Agnes
Joretta Westnick
Kent Normal College
Grant Leiby
Leon
Richmond
Charles Adams
County Fair
Leroy Lang
Familly
James Nichols
G. W Wilson
Elloulse
E L. Adams
Rosalie
Jean Louise
H. Ryan
Mereline
CG. &. Adams
LA Grange
W. Kelner
Cassie
Nellie
Alpena Adams
Neil Moss
Betty
Detroit
la Verda Gott
Cincinnati
Constivatory
EB Mann
Family visitors fill weekend in Middle Ridge
In Middle Ridge on September 18 various families from Allenton Detroit Amherst and nearby areas hosted and visited friends and relatives including Mr and Mrs George Berk and son John from Allenton Miss Lois Berk of Detroit Mrs Mary Nelding and the Schmitkens. Several trips to Germany and Cleveland are noted along with returns from medical treatment and a Sunday gathering at Omar Kelley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge
George Berk
Allenton
Michigan
W. G., Bechtel
John Berk
John
All Menton
Lois’ Berk
Detroit
William Spielberg
Carrie
Louise Schmitkens
W. C Bechtel
Adam Kolbe
Lake Shore Road
Kolbe
Germany
Carrie i Schmitkens
Crile
Clint
Cleveland
Jay Pitch
Keath
Kenneth Brown
Elyria
Walter Grobe
Marion
Robert
South Ridge
Eof Allenton
Lois Berk
Lof
Earl Spielberg
Bechtel
Lou Tucker
Grafton
Frank Oberla
Penfield Jametson
Bob, Vetter
Henrietta
Sud
Lora Hurlburt
Omar Kelley
Ruth
Marlon Spielberg
Carl Stiwald
Amherst
Robert Grayco
Pater Ruth
Brownhelm
Katherine Kolbe
Community Guests Share Weekend Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Vincent Howard returned from a Canada motor trip. Albert Wilts and daughter Betty of Amherst visited Harvey Eschmuth. Katherine Kolbe and sons Oliver and Carl visited relatives in Brownhelm and then called on W. C. Bechtel. William Spielberg spent the evening with Walter Grobe's family. Clarence Cooper of Amherst was a business visitor on the Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Schmitkens
Vincent Howard
Canada
Albert Wilts
Betty
Amherst
Harvey Eschmuth
Katherine Kolbe
Oliver
Carl
Brownhelm
W. C. Bechtel
William Spielberg
Walter Grobe
South Ridge
Clarence Cooper
Real Estate Transfers Record Listing Various Local Parcels
Byron C. Miller transfers 1 acre in Ridgeville two lot 28 to Charles 5 Whidden for 509 dollars. Frank J. Niklas transfers lot 117 Vineyard Beach to Charles TF Ludwig for 10 dollars. Frank J. Niklas transfers sulot 261 Eagle Point Lake allot to Charles D Ludwig for 10 dollars. James F. Hines transfers sublot 15 Braman's addition Elyria to Hattie Frauenstein for 10 dollars. Cecil Brooks et al transfer 60 acres in orig lot 15 Columbia township to Gerald W Brooks. George A Persons transfers part of sub lot 9 iv to Ruth Greenland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron C. Miller
Charles 5
Whidden
Orig
Ridgeville
Frank J. Niklas
Charles TF. Ludwig
Vineyard Beach
Charles D. Ludwig
Eagle Point
Lake Allot
James F. Hines
Hattie Frauenstein
Braman's
Elyria
Cecil Brooks, Et al
Gerald W. Brooks
Columbia
George A. Persons
Ruth Greenland
Property transfers and leases in Elyria area parcels and rates
Real estate records list several transfers in Elyria including lot 296 sold to George A. Peracas and Ruth Greenland portions of lots 169 62, and sublots 81 63. Transfers involve Gerardo Lisastro Celestia Lizzatro and A B Taylor to Floresce Hannaford with multiple sublots in Maple Ridge allot. Leases cover 541 Broad Street with William C. Smith to Isaac Diamond for five years at escalating monthly rents of 475 550 and 675 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orig
Elyria
George A. Peracas
Warter
George A. Persone
Ruth
Greenland
Gerardo Lisastro
Celestia Lizzatro
Ely
A. B. Taylor
A Floresce
Hannaford
Maple Ridge
Mike O'Neil
Guat Kolfgekt
Florence H. Hannaford
Guet Kolinski
Elyris
William C. Smith
Isaac Diamond
Broad Street
U. S. Capital Fears British Hold on Persia Rail Plans
London reports that rising American investment in Persia fuels British anxiety over future contracts. Major projects include a Teheran to Khur Musa railway feeding a new Persian Gulf port, plus a Mohammerah to Hendori Gaz line. Additional roads and panels advance across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Persia
London
Persie
Teheran
Khur Musa
Basra
Persian Gulf
Mohammerah
Persians Gulf
Hendor-i-Gaz
Caspisa Sea
Walking Delegate to Legion Arrives in Paris
Charles Seamon of Williamsport Pennsylvania walked to join the American Legion congress in Paris. He traveled from Williamsport to New York via Philadelphia selling newspaper inscriptions to earn passage money. After sailing from Cherbourg he hiked to the meeting, a feat he repeats from a prior trek from Williamsport to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Paris
Charles Seamon
Willamsport
Congress of the American Legion
Charlie
New York
Philadelphia
Republife
Cherburg
Williamsport
Omaha
Oregon farmer patents flax threshing machine
A Salem area farmer in Oregon invents a flat threshing machine to separate seed from hulls cleanse seed and deliver flax in bundles. The article notes a curious legal custom in North Siem where parties are submerged in cold water and the survivor wins the lawsuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Oregon
North Siem
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WEBIT
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KED
Weak
WIC
Janssen
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Who
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Covid
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Elyria Motor Coach Service
Rea and Stadbaker Coaches
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Portage
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Atsyria
Atrain
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Sv. Medina
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Nortr la
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Sullivan Ly
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Wellington
Sunzdale Cer
Teau
Aus ii Wa Wewconer
George G. Spitzer
Aaron
Grafton,o
United Press
WBAF
Maxwell
Elyria Belting & Machinery CO
Mary Akin
Edwin Carewe
Edwin, Jr
Sally Anne
Asia
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