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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1934
Page
10
The CBS program board announced a shift to emphasize daytime entertainment for the upcoming season with morning and afternoon shows expected to mirror the successful night lineup. Tonight's schedule features WEAF NBC T7 Rudy Vallee Hour Round Table.
Program lineup lists 6:00 Over the Rhine through 6:45 Boake Carter with varied acts. News flashes at 11:00 followed by Los Amigos and hotel programs. Castle Farm Orchestra repeats, Moon River on Columbia System, then Sylvia Proos and Ukulele Ike with Boake Carter in late slots.
Tomorrow's program runs from 7:00 PM featuring Cousin Bob and Unbroken Melodies. The lineup includes Southwind Abe Lyman's Orchestra 800, Hotel Gibson Orchestra, Castle Farm Orchestra, Henry Thies, Unsolved Mysteries, Joe Brattain, Eddie Duchin, Paul Pendargis, and repeats of Castle Farm and Hotel Gibson orchestras.
Crocheted gloves offer warmth and style for college preparation and mature wear. The pattern uses single crochet with striped cuffs for color, suitable for dull or bright outfits. Pattern 839 includes directions and material needs, with a 10 cent request to the Athens Craft Dept. in New York.
Albany residents Clarence Arbaugh and family visit Columbus for the State Fair. Edna Lots returns home to Columbus with Fred Rickey. Byron Phillips Jr. visits Columbus for the fair. Harold Peacock and Arch Arbaugh attend church at Boring Chapel with Jaenette Davis. Several families attend reunions at Ris ing Park Lancaster and host a Sunday gathering with guests from Griffith Glouster Murray City and Lancaster. Ruby Ashbrook is convicted in Cincinnati for cab-driver killing and faces execution by electric chair.
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