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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1928
Page
6
Miss Milliren, a piano player of unusual ability, will perform the latest popular and classical numbers from sheet music at Day's Music Store. She has served as accompanist at many home talent productions and is active in YWCA affairs.
A lifelong customer, John Chandler of 207 Tenth Street, bought multiple instruments over the years, from a Vicrola and records to a Roth violin and a Zulbra ns piano, fueling Day's Music Store expansion from a home setup to a full establishment. The piece also mentions a tuberculosis settlement in England and a speculative note on future human longevity facing insect hordes.
Hubert Day of Sheffield Township Ohio born August 12, 1844 remains active at eighty three. He ran the 421 Broad street hardware shop since 1897 after farming with his father and grandfather in early life. Day earned honor as First Congregational Church deacon for twenty five years and remains active in church and business with plans for a golden anniversary in November.
The Vic tor Orthophonic’s tone keeps it a popular instrument as the public wants what it desires and reliable records drive popularity in radio and phonograph competition. A new line of victrolas and radios offers twenty six models. The note adds that Mexico has produced more silver than any other country in the last 590 years.
The shop provides Friday arrivals and end of month Red Sea releases to stock popular hits. The people of Elrria stay updated with timely musical offerings through this service, ensuring access to current music.
Grafton residents are told W. T. U. members will assemble Friday evening September 14 at Mrs. W. E. Baker’s home. The notice urges all members to attend, with several community activities and local visits noted among residents and guests.
Fragmented OCR text describes a social event at a Grange hall with guests including Mrs Irv, Mrs E Setard, and Mrs Wasine. Mentions of meeting times, a quilted quilt display, and conversations about work and home life. Names and places are partially legible.
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