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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1934
Page
8
The WEAF lineup lists Madame Alda British Talk Hymn Sing Male Chorus Mountain Music Billy Bachelor Lum and Abner Goldbergs Phil Duey Serenade Ben Bernice Ed Wynn Seth Parker Madame Sylvia Tenor John B. Kennedy Jesters Paul Whiteman Rudy Vallee airing from 6:00 PM through 12:00 PM with varied entertainment through the night.
A packed WIZ lineup includes orchestral at 6:00, Husing at 6:30, Lowell Thomas at 6:45, Amos and Andy at 7:00, and a 9:15 education segment. Evening features Ben Bernie, Ed Wynn, Seth Parker, and a closing orchestra at 10:30 with market and farm reports interspersed.
A dense listing shows dozens of performances and speakers across hours from 6:30 PM to 11:15 PM including Washington politics, Shirley Howard, Billy Bachelor, the Goldbergs, Jack Pearl, Tenor, Serenade, Troubadours, Speaker Rainey, Dance Music, choir, Irene Beasley, Lowell Thomas, Irene Rich, Crime Clues, Warden Lawes, Benny Meroff, Concert Pianist, Vocal Trio, Lum and Abner, Red Davis, Crime Clues, Dramatic Sketch, Radio Court, Hink and Ding, Jazz Orchestra, Sunnybrook Ore, Johnny Muldowney.
Christmas visitors include Mr and Mrs Jennings Farrell and son from Akron and Miss Cynthia Glaze of Columbus. A surprise birthday for Race Davis on Dec 20. Local movers include Burt Glaze family to John Stout farm and Victor Gotschall moving into Glaze house. Pearl Will of Ohio University home for holidays. Funeral attended for Mrs Norns grandmother Viola rest in Rutland. Local updates mention Ollie Anderson improvement and Earl Forrest visiting from Columbus.
Cross Stitch linens are in vogue and easy to do with color marked patterns. Pattern 523 includes transfer motifs and yardage for various linens, with a 10 cent cost and mailing address in New York City.
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