Radio Schedule Roundup of Big Band and Orchestral Lineup
A long list of radio program blocks and orchestras for WLW CBS and other stations detailing hourly segments from noon to midnight. It includes ensembles such as Haenschen, Goodman, McCoy, Rapp, Lyon, and Barry orchestras, various soap operas like Pepper Young Family and Ma Perkins, comedy and Variety acts, sport and news entries, and closing dance music with Nocturne. The schedule features numerous hour markers and program titles like The Three Spades, Soldiers of Fortune, To Be Announced, and household programs, painting a crowded prime time lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Kostelanetz Orch
Goodman's Orch
Crime Crusade
Cole Orch
Amos ‘N
Andy
Madhatterfields
Rapp Orch
Cummins Orch
Garber
Orch
Hamilton Orch
Fernando Orch
Nocturne Thur
Iday
WLW
CBS
Three Spades
Jack
Loretta
Dalton Brothers
Betty
Bob Myrt
Marge
Ma Perkins
the O'Neills
Kitty Keene, Inc
Hannah Problems of
Major Bowes
Bing Crosby
Floyd Gibbons
Amos
Andy Dailey
John B. Kennedy
McCoy Orch
Gibson Brooks reunion set for August in Pearl Chapel grove
The fifth Gibson Brooks reunion will be held Sunday August 8 in the L. C. Gibson farm grove. Attendees are asked to bring dinner baskets and table service. If rain falls the picnic moves to the president Mrs L C Gibson home. Also reported are visits by local residents to Buckeye Lake Athens and Flint Michigan and a court note from Greenville about Eddie Carr offering a cow as an appearance bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Woodgerd
Betty Woodgerd
Will Nicholson
Athens
L. C. Gibson
Greenville
N. C
Eddie Carr
Carr
Taylor Ridge School Closes After Vacation Bible School
Taylor Ridge closes its three week Daily Vacation Bible School with a program at the Church of Christ led by Miss Margaret Lutz. The event includes songs memory verses stories handiwork and an ice cream social for the public. Missing privacy certainties unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
Church of Christ
Margaret Lutz
Denter Lutz
Korea
Perry Family Reunion Serenade At Grafton
Dale Perry attended the Perry family reunion in Grafton West Virginia. A crowd gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Meeks Saturday after their July 17 marriage and shared an old fashioned serenade with candy and cigars from Mr. Meeks. Mrs. Meeks was formerly Nettie Sinclair. Alma Butt and her children returned home to Johnstown after two weeks with relatives. Ilo Goldsberry and children from Columbus arrived for an indefinite stay with C. L. Goldsberry. Edward Buck of Springfield Missouri visited Charles Coen. George Hawk of Dutch Ridge was called to Marion by the death of his son John Hawk, accompanied by Rome Hawk of Pomeroy and Dwight Burton. Dora Goldsberry and her children, after two weeks at their farm, returned to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamith Pierce
Clyde Pierce
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Edith Coey
James Coey
Church of Christ Sunday School
Reed’s Grove
Bishopville
Mary Margaret Cline
Girard
Mildred Ward
William Cooper
Cuyahoga Falls
Trimble
Clarence Linscott
Barberton
Madge Pedicord
Don Earl Wolf
Sand Run
James Bulloch
Orlen Richerson
Glouster
Gladiee Hildebrand
Iris
Mary Frances
Hazel Kempton
Doras Davis
Della Chalfant
Doras
Geraldean Mulpas
Wilfred Mulpas
Bob
Floyd Martin
Charles Wenger
Carl Wahl
Mike Binderhusen
Walter
Stephen Spurges
William Poole
Ernest
Glen Chalfant
Raymond Davis
Deloss Bulstrom
Leah Welling
Taylor Ridge
Deanville
Skinner Farm
Doras Mulpas
Ruth Bates
Orlets Swackhammer
Margaret Lutz
Mildred Ward Trimble
Carl Welling
Hartleyville
Sullivan Maxwell
Vern Willeke
Dayton
C. T. Waugh
Ralph
Corning
N. Y
Jessie Chalfant
John Taylor
James Harrison
Hermen Kloh
Bessie Botts
Botts
Theodora Heffken
White Cross Hospital
Dexter Kempton
Charles Kempton, Trimble
Russell Lent
Elmer Davis
Jacksonville
John Davis
Vern Kempton
Athens
Hiawatha
Kas
P. H. Willeke
Ernest Chalfant
Elmer Dunn
Roseville
Bert Judson
Pauline
Cifford Brooks
Julia Herbstson
Emmet
Hermen Kempton
Geraldine Nagle
Amesville
P. B. Chalfant
Garden Dale Perry
Perry
Grafton
W. Va
William Meeks
Meeks
Nettie Sinclair
Alma Butt
Johnstown
Ilo Goldsberry
C. L. Goldsberry
Edward Buck
Springfield
Charles Coen
George Hawk
Dutch Ridge
Marion
John Hawk
Rome Hawk
Pomeroy
Dwight Burton
Garden
Dora Goldsberry
Secretary Cracks Cleveland Court Safe on First Try
Bruce Boutall, superintendent of records for Criminal Court, sighs over a balky office safe. His secretary Miss Dorothy Botava attempts the combination and succeeds at her first try after a half hour of futile fussing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bruce Boutall
Criminal Court
Dorothy Botava
Also Mentioned on This Page
NBC
Tommy and
Betty the In-Laws
Lowell Thomas
Bert Lytell
Lum and
Abner
Bob Newhall
de Casino
Eton
Paul Douglas
Jack Fulton Patti Chapin
Ken Murray
Etiquette
Carol Deis
Swing
Billy and
Betty Easy Aces
Uncle Ezra Lum
Mario Cozze
Beatrice Liltie
Helen Menken
Paul Sullivan
Pierce Orch, McCoy Orch
Gogo de
Healant Caroli Weyman Minstrel Show
Coburn Orch
Rep
Bernard
Whiteman Orch
Herman Orch, Oe
Marguerite Padula
Dan Harding
Ruth Lyon
Music Guild
Claudine MacDonald Joyce
Light Opera
Caballeros
Rhythm and Romance
Lorenzo Jones
Inez Lopez
Gracey
Don Winslow
Johnnie Johnston
Bert and
Lew Radio
Rubes
Easy Aces
Southernaires
Roy Shield
Helen Traubel
Pearl Chapel
Rodney Osler
McArthur
N. G. Cheadle
Flint
Mich
Cheadle
Conrad Steinmetz
Herle Haning
Jerry Goodin
Phyllis
Lewis McLaughlin
Gibson Grove
Freckles
Ossie
Nou
BY Blosser
Mooney
Hollywood
MR. Mooney
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Phantom
King OF the Royal Mounted
Sergeant King
Miss Blane
MR. Boggs
Boots
Artie
Wwe
Sparrin Pardoners
Palooka
Kay Blane
King
Sam
Crooks
Robee
Zane Grey
BY Martin
Coola
Pooner
By Hamlin
Meebe
BY Williams
Makt
Neaalan
Hoople
Charley
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