Radio Programs and Gala Election Night Broadcasts
A chaotic listing announces a coast to coast radio night with election returns and various programs. It mentions audience turnout near the Post Office, several bands and orchestras, and appearances by Ben Bernie Edgar Guest Bing Crosby and Cab Calloway among others.
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Athens Messenger
Ben Bernie
WTAM
Opera House Tonight
Edgar A. Guest
WJZ
Barlow Symphony Orchestra
WABC
Evening radio program schedule highlights local talent
A listed lineup runs from 5:00 PM with Mary Steele and singers through 11:30 PM featuring orchestras, talks, and a late segment The Trial of Vivian Ware. Notable entries include Dr Glenn Adams Dog Talk and the Varsity Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Steele
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Glenn Adams
Bob Newhall
Man Sunshine
Pietro
Centerville
Vox Humana
Southern Singers
Vivian Ware
Varsity Four
Moon River Slumber
Charles Agnew
Evening Radio Schedule with Top Acts and Guests
The lineup lists 4:30 Ray Perkins at the Old Topper and 6:45 Lowell Thomas followed by 6:30 Stebbins Boys. 7:00 You and Your Government with The Campaign and Economic Planning by Stuart Chase. 7:30 Little Musicale and 8:00 Edgar A. Guest, poet. 8:80 Life of Lafayette dramatization. 9:00 Male Chorus, 9:15 Tune Detective Sigmund Spaeth, 9:30 Paris Night Life, 9:45 McCrary Brothers, 10:00 String Ensemble, 10:30 Piano Moods, 10:45 Narl Hines Orchestra, 11:00 Dancing in Milwaukee.
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Ray Perkins
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy
Willie
Stebbins Boys
Billy Jones
Ernie Hare
You
Government
Stuart Chase
Little Musicale
Sisters of the Skillet
Edgar A. Guest
Lafayette
Sigmund Spaeth
Paris
McCrary Brothers
Narl Hines
Milwaukee
Broadcast Schedule Highlights From The Evening Lineup
The listing shows a radio program with Bing Crosby at 5 46, Lanny Ross at 8 15, Easy Aces from Chicago at 6 30, Marion Downey and Anthony Wons at 6 45, Willard Amison at 7 00, Singin Sam at 7 15, Colonel Stoopnagle and Budd at 7 45, organist and quartet at 8 00, Freddie Rich Orchestra with male quartet at 8 15, Ruth Etting with Nat Shilkret at 9 00, Adventures in Health at 9 15, Welcome Lewis at 9 30, Street Singer at 9 45, Howard Barlow Orchestra at 10 15, Don Redman Orchestra at 10 30, Eddie Duchin Orchestra at 11 00, Ben Pollack Orchestra at 11 30.
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Jack Miller
Joe Palooka
Myrt
Marge
Mills Brothers
Gordon Graham
Sylvia Froos
Louis Silvers
Morton Downey
Anthony Wons
Willard C. Amison
Mabel Jackson
Abe Lyman
Kate Smith
Ed Sullivan
Jack Berger
Ben Bernie
100 Blades
Alex Grey
Nat Shilkret
Funnyboners
Howard Barlow
Symphony
Pancho and
Bing Crosby
Harold Stern
Coon Sanders
Claude Hopkins
Lanny Ross
Chicago
Marion Downey
Willard
Amison
Mable Jackson
Sam
Colonel Stoopnagle
Budd
Freddie Rich
Edgar Wallace Story
Ruth Etting
Nat Shilkfet
Welcome Lewis
Street Singer
Don Redman
Eddie Duchin
Ben Pollack
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Domestic Performers
The listing shows a 5:30 start with Hill Billy Music followed by Studio Program at 5:45. D'Ayrey of Paris performs at 6:00 with Intermezzo at 6:15 and Blossom Seeley with Benny Fields at 6:30. The Goldbergs 6:45, Big Time at 7:00, The Old Counsellor at 7:30, Grace Moore at 8:00, Gladys Rice at 8:50, Earl Sande interviewed by Grantland Rice at 9:00, Artists Musicale at 9:30, and Nellie Revell interview at 10:00.
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Hill Billy Music
D'Ayrey
Paris
Blossom Seeley
Benny Fields
The
Goldbergs
Old Counsellor
Grace Moore
Gladys Rice
Earl Sande
Grantland Rice
Concord Guests From Several Areas Attend Antle Home
Concord residents hosted guests from Waterford Trimble Bishopville and Glouster among others at the Antle home. Mildred Weiss brought Jessie McDonald and Mary Sayre as visitors. Various local families gathered for church cleaning with paint applied to doors and windows. Wilbur Kempton reports a recent horse loss.
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Joseph Antle
C. L. Sprague
So den
Waterford
John Nichols
Trimble
Walter Nichola
Columbus
Masa
C. E. Phillips
William Cornell
Mildred Weiss
Jessie McDonald
Bishopville
Mary Sayre
Joe Stone
Murray City
Jess Wemmer
Glouster
John Antle
R. H. Wemmer
Colume
Lloyd Sayre
F. Sayre
Wilbur Kempton
Preamble Staff Named at Athens Junior High School
The Preamble staff for next year was chosen at Athens Junior High School by Principal M A Grubb and advisor Eugene Cottle. Charles Leaders will be editor while William Whatley becomes business manager. other staff include Beth Cable as assistant editor and Jack Fulton as news editor. The Junior High presidents are Charles Dalton and Jean Pickens, who will lead assemblies and Student Council activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
M. A. Grubb
Eugene Cottle
Charles Leaders
William Whatley
Beth Cable
Jack Fulton
Kathleen Shannon
Don Grones
Charles Dalton
Jean Pickens
Rail Time Card for Athens Trains
Northbound No 3 leaves Athens at 11 38 am No 9 at 7 44 pm Southbound No 2 at 11 20 am No 4 at 6 24 pm Daily trains Chesapeake and Ohio Hocking Valley Northbound No 33 leaves Athens 7 45 am daily.
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Athens
Baltimore
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