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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1928
Page
10
Rough radar of stations and times with multiple networks, callsigns, and programs across AM and FM bands. Editors list Cleveland area broadcasts, show times, and featured performers, along with national and local station notes.
A fragmented TV radio schedule shows musical pieces and show broadcasts. Mentions Goldy and Dusty with program slots including Hank Simmons' Show Boat and John J. Raskob along with station identifiers WGHP WHE WADC and WGP. Indicates multiple time marks around 3:39 p.m. and references to musical works like Zigeunerweisen.
Wellington reports local attendees at the Northeast Ohio Conference of Methodist Church in Lorain on Sunday including Rev. and Mrs. Earie, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Pfeiffer, A. B. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cole, Mrs. Nooner, Miss Lois Graf, and Miss Areda Wilcox. The Kings Daughters meeting was postponed indefinitely due to Don Barbar’s death. The Sewing Group of the Methodist Ladies Aid will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs. Pfessive’s home.
The home talent play It s a Great Lie is progressing well with earnest practice. The cast will be announced in a few days as preparations continue for an October performance.
Lis and Howard Page, known as the Gloom Busters, are set to present their skit at the Community mest in Mount Vernon Ohio on Saturday of this week.
Reverend G E Smith pastor of Spencer church will speak at the Kiwanis luncheon Thursday in the dining room of the Baptist church, with church ladies in charge. Local notes report J H Page and R F Quhney at a Big Four rate meeting in Cleveland, and several residents visiting Mansfield Youngstown Elyria Sheller and Cleveland. The Sol Ray home on North Main street is receiving a coat of paint.
Frexmont Neb. Ed Brenner, chief of police, resigns to return to walking a beat. He refuses to state the reason, saying he accepted the top post last April against his better judgment and prefers a regular patrolman's beat. He has served as a patrolman for eleven years.
A 1928 traffic study estimates an average of 2260 persons are killed or seriously injured on U S streets and highways each 24 hour period, highlighting grave road hazards across the nation.
A one story brick business block will rise at 422 Middle Avenue to house two stores. Owned by George Hallett and built by John Kaiser and Brothers Company. City records list additional permits for Chas Caman Pasa dena avenue frame dwelling Frank Kastelig Abbey road frame garage C A Erbskom remodeling Bran Neveland Street T T Robinson remodeling Broad Street and A H Clarke for two frame garages on Bond Street.
Mrs Diana Strickland completes a 1000 mile solo African crossing from Dakar to the Red Sea before illness and deaths force her return to London. She asserts exploring is a man’s job, citing willpower and danger, recounting hardships and solitary travels with limited support.
The passage recalls Mrs Strickland’s long voyage with scant food and clothing, enduring five months stalled in a hut amid heavy rain. She traversed regions where whites had rarely seen anyone, highlighting extreme hardship and isolation.
Dr. C. T. Wang national figure and Foreign Minister attended two baseball games between an American nine and a Chinese team. He vocally encouraged the Chinese to pole one out of the park and called a runner a bonehead as the Americans won in ten innings.
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