Freckles and Friends Come Out in Countin 1 7-16
Freckles and his crew appear in a playful panel as they tally a cheerful score of 17 to 16. The scene captures a lighthearted moment of counting and friendship.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1932
Page
8
Freckles and his crew appear in a playful panel as they tally a cheerful score of 17 to 16. The scene captures a lighthearted moment of counting and friendship.
Radio listings show Athens station WEAO launching Clean Up Week tomorrow with a 9 05 program. Horticulture expert Victor Ries speaks on home grounds appeal and a new CBS network mystery talks series moves to WJZ at 10 tonight with Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.
The listing shows WLW Monday April LI programming from 5:00 PM with Marcella Uhl blues, 5:15 Varsity Quartet, 5:45 Little Orphan Annie, 6:15 Review, 6:30 Sports with Bob Newhall, 6:45 Lowell Thomas, 7:00 Amos n Andy, 7:15 Melodies, 1:30 Centerville Sketches, 7:45 Music, 8:00 Piedro, 8:05 Cotton Queen with Hink and Dink, 8:45 Hotel Orchestra, 9:00 Concert Band, 9:30 Music, 9:45 Singing Violin Virginia Marucci, 10:00 Canadian Mounted Police, 10:30 Melodies with Jim and Walt, 11:00 Fanfares, 11:30 Jane Frohman and Orchestra, 12:00 Horace HeidtDance Orchestra and 30 Hotel Orchestra.
Schedule lists 6:00 to 12:00 programs with H V Kaltenborn, George Hall, Bing Crosby, Myrt and Marge from Chicago, Tue Blenders, Easy Aces, Morton Downey, Barbara Maurel, Singin Sam, Kate Smith, Coonel Stoopnagie, Sam Lanin, Street Singer, Bourjois, Guy Lombardo, Boswell Sisters, Arthur Jarrett, Alex Haas, Noble Sissle, Ben Bernie from Chicago.
On NBC WJZ the evening schedule features Raising Junior at 6 and a string of vocal, musical, and dramatic programs through the night. Notable acts include Paradise of Song, The Royal Vagabonds, Vocal Trio, Stebbins Boys, Billy Jones and Ernie Hare, Earl Hines Orchestra, Carl Moore and his Orchestra.
Program list for Monday April II on WEAF includes 6:00 Orchestra, 6:30 Billy Music, 6:45 June Pursell ballads, 7:00 D Avrey of Paris tenor, 7:15 Robert Simmons and Orchestra, 7:30 Alice Joy contralto, 7:45 The Goldbergs, 8:00 Dramatic Sketch, 8:30 Lawrence Tibbett baritone, 9:00 Gypsies, 9:30 Parade of the States South Carolina, 10:60 National Radio Forum, 10:30 Do You Remember Kay Donna contralto, 11:00 Russ Columbo Orchestra, 11:15 Jack Denny Dance Orchestra, 11:45 Jesse Crawford organ, 12:00 Buddy Rogers California Cavaliers, 12:30 Larry Funk Orchestra.
A detailed daily lineup lists programs from 6:30 A M Top O The Morning to 3:00 P M National Farm and Home Period. Notable items include Talent Bureau Program with multiple slots, Organ Program by Arthur Chandler Jr, Livestock Reports and Market Reports, Hotel Orchestra, River Reports, and Pat Barnes in Person.
CBS WABC program lineup for Tuesday April 12 features Arthur Jarrett Freddie Rich Orchestra and multiple musical acts from 6:00 PM through midnight. Notable names include Abe Lyman John Melvin Colonel Stoopnagle Barbara Maurel Ben Bernie Noble Sissle and Gus Arnheim. A dramatization Edgar Wallace mystery airs at 9:30 PM.
The listing shows a full evening lineup from 6:00 to 12:30 featuring Raising Junior Piano Dun Ray Perkins the Old Topper Just Will The Stebbins Boys Billy Jones and Ernie Aare National Advisory Council on Radio In Education Male Quartet Sisters of the Skillet The Household Program Great Personalities John Fogarty tenor Paris Night Life Mc ravy Brothers String Ensemble Studio Ensemble Piano Moon Earl Hines Orchestra Hotel Orchestra Frank Grimm and his orchestra and Charles Agnew Orchestra with multiple broadcasts and performances throughout the night.
A detailed schedule lists 6:30 Hill Billy Music, 6:45 Back of the News in Washington, 7:15 Robert Simmons and Orchestra, 7:30 Alice Joe contralto, 8:00 Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit, 8:30 Mary and Bob dramatic sketch, 9:00 Fino Rapee's Concert Orchestra, 9:30 Bi Centennal Prosperity Mass Meeting, 10:00 Dance Hour, 11:00 Russ Columbo and his Orchestra, 11:15 Jesse Crawford Organ, 11:30 Charles Dornberger Orchestra, 12:00 Ralph Kirbery Dream Singer, 12:05 Johnny Hamp Orchestra, 12:30 Seymour Simon Orchestra.
The Nelsonville Home and Savings Association sues Clarence McGill. In Athens County Ohio the sheriff sells 287 Inlet at Thaddeus Long Street Addition Nelsonville on April 16 1932 at 1 PM. Ghostnut Street location appraised at $1200 and cash payment required. Wayne Wingett sheriff. Emmett Keenan attorney.
Probate Court of Athens County orders sale of the John C. Starkey farm known as Subdivision No 6 in Canaan Township. The 51.64 and 62.46 acre two tract property excludes coal rights and oil gas lease. Located on Canaanville pike about 14½ miles east of Canaanville. Auction April 20 1932 at 2:00 PM. Cash only. Administratrix Lemma Starkey. Attorneys Woolley and ND.
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