Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across Networks
Radio Program E listing shows a dense schedule of shows and times across stations including Fox, WGY, WTAI, WEAF, and more. Entries reference news, ball scores, weather, concerts, piano logue, orchestras, choral singes, and various times and meters. The fragmentary listing mentions Walter Logan, Charles Hamp, Robinson, and several ensembles with hours in the 2 to 10 PM range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Logan
Jounal Broadcasting
Ball
Howard
Radiogram
Charles W. Hamp
Pianelogue
Fox
Hawtorr
Lake Shore Gardens
Ian Conserva
Clothiers
Choral Singers Robinson
Sani Wiay
Hem—Studio Prowrans
Steven ‘Thompson
Twas
Lee
Fset BC Networks
WEAF
Waldorf Astoria
Happy Wonder Bakers
WGY
Happiness Boys
Cire Concertchestra
Cavaliers
WTAI
SGY
Regis Hotel Orhestra
Fa Wits
Ben
Mitral Hotel Orches Ali
Cgola
Sper Pals
Dka
Longine
Park Ta-Milsdy
Wrigley
Lars
Strom- Ie
KDA
Ers Carlson Sextet
Pittsfield Notes and Obituaries From Septembers
Local Pittsfield items report Mrs S Crosier shopping in Ely Tuesday and Richard Roades visiting relatives in Elyria. Obituaries note the funeral of Kiam Tulip killed by a train in Wellington and William Green from Pittsfield with a large funeral at M E church. The piece mentions residents and visitors across Elyria Oberlin and Berea with family ties and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
S. Crosier
Ely
Richard Roades
Elyria
E. W. Miller
Ruth Waite
Will Davies
W. D. Norton
Northyria
Everett, Edwards
Frank Paris
Mr. Dague
Jessie Sugaski
Wiildred Mills
Oberlin
Nity Helden
Stevett Edwards
Elvria
Aleo
Kiam Tulip
Wellington
Weilins
Ciered
William Green
M. BE
Mar Weaver
Smith
Green
England
William On
Sfield
Innant
Katherine Green
Luemma Whitone
Walter Green
Pitts
H Cemetery
Rodgers
W. H
Rody
Mary Mills
Jobbs
George Morris
Ymvian
Rickett
Mr. Heiden
Berea
Notable visitors and guests stopovers in Cardea area
Colonel Charles Lindbergh appeared among a gathering that included Mr and Mrs A Davidson and daughter Florence, Adam Gheist of Cardea, and Miss Marian Spaeth of Elyria at the home of LeRoy and Mrs Lounsbrough. Visitors also included Fernando Stone of Fitchville with brothers Oraene and Joseph Stone in Sunny. Mrs Anna Betts Cox of Toledo, a former resident with many local relatives, recently visited. L R Lounsbrough made a business trip to Cleveland on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lindbergh
A. Davidson
Florence
Adam Gheist
Cardea
Marian Spaeth
Elyria
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Fernando Stone
Fitchville
Huron County
Oraene
Joseph Stone
Sunny
Anna Betts Cox
Toledo
L. R. Lounsbrough
Cleveland
Thursar
Harvest Home and Missionary Services at Birmingham Reformed Church
Harvest Home and Missionary services were held at the Birmingham Reformed church on Sunday. Extensive local visits followed with many relatives and neighbors listed including Harold and Kenneth Ives of Oberlin and the families of Horn, Heigh, Coultrip, Lawrence, Ward, All Tres, Eberhardt, Keller, Latteman, Reid, Nieding, Robertson, Green, Oedling, Funk, Kreig, and anna Krieg. Rose Heimsath visited Elyria Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Clair Lawrence
Heidrich
Brighton
Oberlin Hospital
BL Ward
Pittsfield
Carl All Tres
William Eberhardt
Wellington
Len Keller
Martha Dellifield
P. H. Latteman
D. L Hatch
Cleveland
C. A. Reid
P. C. Robertson
Morris Green
Nick Nieding
Carl Oedling
W. P. Funk
Houri Kreig
Strengs Carziers
Sun
Anna Krieg
Rose Heimsath
Elyria
Ashland Hi to face New London clash at Notch
New London prepares to trim Ashland High with the locals confident after last Saturday's victory over Sandusky. Fire damage reported near Carrot pool room when an apartment with Mrs. Granneman's family was gutted by water and ice from defective wiring, but fire kept under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Local notes from Mansfield area socialize and events
Mr and Mrs Chas Voger hosted John and Mrs Biggs in Mansfield. Mrs Dorothy Croshaw injuries improve after a fall and shoulder fracture. Mrs T Jacobs returned from Columbus. Mr and Mrs A W Fitch traveled to Herban to attend Ralph Fitch’s wedding. Mr and Mrs Chas Ohlinger to California by car camping en route. Burke’s Cash Grocery bought Elis meat market. operates separately for now, later to unite. Births report a boy for Mrs Freda Broughton in New London hospital. Community members plan Fitchville homecoming Friday. Harvest Festival at First M E church drew good turnout. choir praised. C L S C met at Mabel Walker’s home. autumn readings and Chautauqua talk given. Next meeting at Ailee Arnold’s home to discuss Pilgrimage chapters six and seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Fitch
Herban
Ohio
Bors
Freda Broughton
New London Hospital
Fitchville
M. E
Ailee Arnold
Palestine
Rena Stratton
Dora Arsold
Grafton brief notes Arthur Law family news
Grafton scene reports Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Law hosting relatives. The fragment notes quiet family gathering and local greetings as residents share news in the town. The text is incomplete but indicates social connectivity among townspeople.
Public Sale Of Household Goods In Elyria Ohio
Public auction at 825 Lake Ave Elyria Ohio on Saturday Sept 29 1925 starting 1 30 pm offers Maytag electric washer electric sweeper electric iron gas range writing desk kitchen cabinet dining room table chairs rocker round oak heater dishes kitchen utensils lawn mower tools and more items cash terms auctioneers Clarion H Sooy phone 2698 Elyria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ave
Elyria
Maytag
Walter Schultz Clarion H. Sooy
Elrria
Gathered Elyria Area Guests At J L Law Home
Local family reunion at the old Elyria farm home of J L Law preceding the sale of the property to Joe Stepka of Cleveland. Wide circle of relatives from Elyria Avon Lake Columbia Station and Grafton attended a noon chicken dinner and an evening wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Law
Frankin Law
Iliss Viola Hosenthal
Edwin Law
Louise
H. L. McKee
Katherine
Siussivalee McKee
Elyria
Frank Neumyer
Ruth
Lawrence
Circle
Columbia Station
Fiarry Knopf
Harlan
Arma
Irvin Klinect
Alice
Eugene
Grafton
Joe Stepka
Cleveland
Lewis Klinect
Mirs
Howard Walker
Avon Lake
J. A. Schurgot
Homemaker Club
J. H. Sheldon
Hastus Jones
Mary Jades
Zir
Local residents make visits and farewells in Elyria
Mrs White plans to be replaced at the Exchange as she departs with her mother Mrs Rebecca Bredry to visit a sister in Indianapolis around November first. Franklin Law and Viola Rosenthal of Elyria spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ervin Klinect. The Obitts and Bloomfield families were in LaGrange for business. Anna Grills and son Warren visited her brother William Grills who is very ill in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Harley Grills visited his uncle Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Irvin Klineer and Eugene spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Law near Erhart. Mrs Kinneer visited Mrs Elizabeth Schworer Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Menneil
W. E. Baker
Columbus
Schurgot
Sheldon
W. ¥. Holcomb
Caroline Rising
Harry Rising
J. D
Willam Dadlow
Cleveland
John | Koepke
Mary | Dadlow
Kooepke
Grafton Grange
White
Rebecca Bredry
Indianapolis
Ind
Franklin Law
Bliss Viola ‘Rosenthal
Elyria
Ervin Klinect
J. D. Obitts
Vina Bloomfield
LaGrenge
Anna Grills
Warren
William Grills
Harley Grills
Irvin Klineer
Eugene
Arthur
Law
Erhart
Kinneer
Elizabehh Schworer
Brighton Sirs Ff S Watehamw Brighton Sirs
A disjointed local notices page from Brighton includes many names visiting, traveling, and small town happenings. It mentions Frea Gillette and family getting a new auto, local electrical work, visitors from Norwalk and New London, school and church related movements, a funeral, and hurricane damage near Lake Worth Florida with note of uninjured. multiple households are listed in brief social items.
Cow Produces 65 Tons of Milk In 15 Years
A fifteen-year old Holstein cow in the Ohio Experiment Station herd has yielded 130,392 pounds of milk and eleven calves to date. Dairy Day visitors were shown this and other high producing cows as exemplars of profitable production and regular reproduction. Five other Holsteins in the herd have produced over 100,600 pounds, while two Jerseys earned gold medals for high output. Ten daughters of Choice Owl, the Jersey sire, averaged 410 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
Owl
Station herd experiments on calf butterfat and ration effects
The Station herd, kept for experimental purposes rather than high production, studied how ration composition affects milk quality. Experiments included high versus low protein feeds, grinding roughages, mixing grains, mineral needs, and how cow diets alter butterfat in milk at two and a half years of age.
Tunney Arrives in Rome for Marriage Plan
Tunney arrived by train in Sorrento after joining a Rome visit Reported plans indicate a marriage to Miss Maria. The article notes his travel from today and references an upcoming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunney
Rome
Sorrento
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Columbia Chain
Newark
SIRS
M. A. Campbell
Harry Weideman
Chas. Voger
John Biggs
Mansfield
Dorothy Croshaw
T. Jacobs
Ard
Arthur Law
Jr Economical Transportation
Essex
the Play
Chevrolet Co
Open Air Market
Second St. Opp
Elks
Motor Sales
Hudson Essex Phone
Chevrolet Studebaker Zafton
Ohita
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Oakland
The
City Motors Inc
Packard
Nash
Paige Brougham
Fred A. Brown
West Ave
Broad St
Alwa
Frea Gillette
Jessie Burze
Frank McCleNan
Arthur Jones
Gordon DeWit
Thomas Nestor
Anna
Mamie Baird
Earl Green
Norwalk
Bay Green
Zella Paddock
North Carolina
Mizer Rolfe
Bert Ewell
Austin
Paul
Roy Green
John Ewell
Clark Ewell
Ewell
Milan
T. M. Sell
Wm. Myers
Ralph
June Ward
Sander
Rife
Deauville
France
Studebaker
Phaeton
W. Knight
Page
Glen Rogers Motors, Inc
Broad Street
Oldsmobile
Pledge
Elyria Auto Service ‘Co
Elyria Buick CO
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