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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1928
Page
5
The Sonora Company, famed for photographs, has become a radio builder. Several hundred Elyria users testify to their splendid tone. The company manufactures a line of radios carried in Day's Music Store stock.
Len Wegner, a longtime Elyria musician, is described as highly respected in the profession. He has played in numerous bands and orchestras, managed a music department, and is noted for his skill with saxophone and cello. He is also affiliated with the American Legion and seems active in the local music community.
Zenith Radio introduces a nine button station finder enabling quick access to pre tuned stations. A display set will open at Day's Music and Hardware Store with prices up to three thousand dollars. A Columbia University man and former Bangor resident notes ten Bangors across two states. Mining gold with dredges will be tried in Arizona soon.
David Scott, a Day's Hardware employee for 17 years, led the geck and floor house furnishing department and sold numerous Easy Electric washers. He is a prominent Scottish elder at his Presbyterian church. An American author paid 36 cents to swim the Gatum locks of the Panama Canal.
Advertises King Band Instruments as the fast easy path to learning music with guaranteed quality. Claims famous musicians Ike Edwin Franze Goléman praise the tone and intonation improvements. Promises flexible payments to ease ownership and encourages starting now to learn about preferred instruments.
The H N White Co celebrates its King Band instruments at Day's Music Company located on Superior Avenue in Cleveland Ohio with a Northeast U S presence. The ad highlights King Band instruments and the retailer's address 5225 33 Superior Ave Cleveland Ohio.
Concern Women Active In Affairs led by Mildred EF Day and Dorothy Day Gates, daughters of Hubert Day, contribute counsel to the organization while balancing home duties, assisting with company policy guidance.
The Gulbransen piano, the world’s best selling instrument, celebrates Mr. Gulbransen’s fiftieth year in the piano industry. The company pioneered the small studio model, a development that has proved highly popular.
A new drum room on the third floor of the Day's store showcases drums bells xrlophore and accessories. Ludwig Leecy and Deagen merchandise are featured with Mr. Wagner arranging the department after careful instrument selection. This marks a new departure for the Dar organization.
Day's Music Store announces the addition of Leon O. Underhill as a tunner and repairman. Underhill brings extensiveExperience from Geo Foster and 17 years with American Piano Co., trusted for precise work on every piano after factory delivery and at regular service intervals.
A Calgary Alberta naptha well drilled in February has frozen for several weeks and is now producing 359 barrels of ferticle naptha per day.
Tottenham Hotspur is highlighted as the richest football club, with a remarkable 490000 dollar figure cited. The report frames the club’s financial position within a broader context of wealth in global football.
A prominent German breeder displays goldfish that remain under half an inch in size. The exhibit emphasizes the unusual stability of these miniature fish and showcases breeding methods aimed at keeping them tiny. Authorities note the display attracts attention from enthusiasts and collectors.
The Buescher company, from Elkhart Indiana, grew from under 500 dollars to a major brass and saxophone maker. It dominates US saxophone production with millions in annual sales and a key system that lets players keep their hands in one position. Trumpets trombones and basses are refined for light weight and easy playing, suitable for home practice with mutes.
Ted Smith begins work at Day's Hardware handling C. O. D. orders and assisting with unloading and store setup for a busy route delivering to forty or fifty homes. The article notes the job requires a mix of brains and strength as he performs these duties. Also mentions viscose artificial silk produced as a by product from German coal processing.
George M. Day, Elyria resident, educated at Elyria High and Oberlin Business College, worked as a bookkeeper since 1904. He served in the Ordnance Department during World War I, spent time at Camps Jackson and Hancock, and overseas with the AEF. After battles of Argonne he helped destroy German munition dumps and returned May 1919. Day helped form Pilgrim Community Church, belonged to First Congregational, American Legion post, Winchester club, Board of Trade, and Merchants committee. He remains active in Y M C A basketball and runs a home garden on Grif street.
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