Mary Lee Talver to remonstrate Date Roll on Pet Milky Way program
Broadcast light on radio schedule mentions Mary Lee Talver's remonstration date at 10 o clock and lists the Musical Moments Revue and a long slate of programs, stations, and sponsors including WHIS, Vic Arden orchestra, Graham McNamee as MC, and guest stars Patti Chapin Jan Peerce. The listing outlines time slots, shows, sponsors, and station branding across a busy air day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee Talver
WHIS
Patti Chapin
Arlene Jackson
Walter Cassel
Phil Duey
Lucy Monroe
Virginia Rea
Barry Wood
Jan Peerce
Vic Arden
Longsmiths
Graham McNamee
Obam
Arden
McNamee
Lilly Land Company
The
Lilly Mountaineers
American Coal Company
Jack
L. D. Feuchtenberger
Breakfast Club
Sublette Feed and Supply Co
Kansas Kansas Milling Co
Red and Stooge
Purity Maid Bakers
PET Milky Way
Cowboy Jack
Superior Sterling Company
JFG Coffee
Seer Furniture
Singin
Zesearcee Bottling Company
Bluefield
Welch
Chicago House
Sunrise Bottling CO
NORGE
Lowman Music Company
Gluefield Supply CO
Bluefield Coca-Cola Spottling Company
Musical Moods and Travel Tales at Gilbert's Union Store
Program notes list a shoppers event with dance melodies and live acts including Edward Kitts travel segment through Ireland, William Palmer and Vic Arden's orchestra, Elma Owens, Gaslight Harmonies, Gene Jones, and a true detective mystery titled Who Killed the Girl in the White Dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Peoples’ Loan Company
Edward Kitts
Ireland
William Palmer
Vic Arden
Elma Owens
Gene Jones
Radio Network Schedule on NBC CBS and NBC WIZ
Tuesday December 7 schedule lists multiple radio networks NBC WEAF NBC WIZ and CBS WABC with time blocks for serials news orchestras and variety acts. Notable items include Jack Armstrong Little Orphan Annie Amos n Andy George Hall Orchestra Edward G Robinson play Jollson and Dorsey orchestras and Tom Mix sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbc-Weaf
Jack Armstrong
Vagabonds
Jhonnie Johnston
Science From the
Rhythmaires
Press
Happy Fellow
Billy and Betty
Weat
Happy Felton
Mid- West
Amos
Andy
Malcolm Claire
Rudolf Friml Jr
Russ Morgan
Wayne King
Ross & Butterworth
Imme Midler
Scotti Orch
Amos ‘'N
West
al Donahue
Trump Davidson
al Johns
CBS
WABC
Hilltop
Barry Wond
Press-Hadio
George Hall
Herbert Foote
Hollywood
Helen — Menken
Basic
U. S. Army Band
Dixie
Edward G. Robinson
al Jolson
al Pearce
Jack Oakie
Goodman
del Casino
St. Louis
Dancing Music Orchestra
George Olsen
Emery Deutsch
Orrin Tucker
Midwest
Ted Florito
Basics
F. Masters Orch
Nbc-Wiz
Singing Lady
East
Julane Pelletier
Plano
Tom Mix
Sketch—buak
Calfornians
Wes
News Rakev
Irma Glen
Gale Page
Lowell Thomas
Escorts
Hagy- Aces
Mr. Keen
Lost Persona
George Griffen
John B. Kennedy
Wiz
Vivian Dela Chiesa
Netwk
Ed Guest
Marek Weber
Gen.ohnson
Pbsdb
Wealthy Chicagoan Targeted by Extortion Letters
Chicagoan Potter Palmer, head of the Chicago Art Institute and son of a prominent fortune, was reported to have received extortion notes demanding $100,000. FBI Chief D. M. Ladd and Evanston Police Chief William Freeman commented, while Palmer declined to elaborate. In a separate note, West Virginia attorney Eugene H. Arnold, once a 1928 Democratic governor candidate, was critically ill in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Potter Palmer
Palmer
D. M. Ladd
Federal Bureau of Investigation
William ©. Freeman
Evanston
Chicago Art Institute
Mercantile and Hotel
Fortune
Elkins
W. Va
Dev. G
Eugene H. Arnold
West Virginia
House of Delegates
Tempering Justice with Kindness Warmly Human Picture
A warmly human film note celebrates a director’s balance of justice and kindness, praising wit and a gentle, chuckling touch that charms audiences and leaves a lasting affectionate impression.
Reader objects to article on Roosevelt third term and toothache tale
A Bluefield Virginia reader objects to a prior item about President Roosevelt and a third term. The letter recalls Hoover trousers and a toothache memory, then notes a young singer Charles Jack Williams attracting attention as his parents Brngat and Mrs Williams report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. Va
N. M. Cregger
Roosevelt
Monroe County
Hoover
Iasb
Charles Jack
Elevert
Brngat Williams
Lonely Gander Finds New Mate in Bluefield Story
From Portsmouth Virginia Mrs Leo Bond sent a clipping about a long lonely gander in Bluefield that finally got a mate after a Norfolk paper republished the tale. The single gander now crosses the street with care beside its new mate as traffic is watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Leo Hard Bond
Norfolk
Bluefield
Bond
French Crawford
Man and Wife Donate Blood Transfusion Saved Neighbor
After a Pinhook incident a Bluefield hospital case saw William C. Pruett and his wife give a blood transfusion to their neighbor J. W. Dickenson, aiding in saving Mr. Dickenson's life. Mrs. Pruett has sung on WHIS radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
William C. Pruett
J. W. Dickenson
Mr. Dickenson
Mrs. Pruett
WHIS
Local Musicians to Be Heard in Radio Broadcast
On December 11 Mrs C 74 Alexander presents two pupils on WHIS. Ruby Stowers vocals and Samuel Gillespie piano perform. The following week Bluefield Virginia prodigy Charles Jack Williams will be heard again. Fan err.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
WHIS
Ruby Stowers
Samuel Gillespie
Bluefield
Va S
Charles Jack Wiliams
Graham High PTA Meets Today With Talk by Europe Visitor
The Graham High School PTA unit meets this afternoon at 3 30 with the public invited. Mrs E B Bullio recently returned from Europe will give a talk. The Graham girls quartet will perform and Mrs Jimmy McNeer will sing a vocal solo. Mr and Mrs Tom Steele returned home last week after Thanksgiving with their daughter and family in Fieldale Va
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F-T. A
Graham High School
EB. Bullio
Europe
Jimmy McNeer
Tom Steele
J. W. Franklin
Fieldale
Cowboy Jack and His
Springville
J. A. Wallace
Lum
Abner
Night classes at Lawson street school and club meetings
Night classes continue at Lawson street school with registration on Monday Wednesday or Friday. Club Carolina meets on Bland street at 6 p m. Pocahontas Virginia prayer services tonight by Denton Ray Johnson and Mrs Annie Adams. Union prayer band meets at Mr and Mrs Ed Horn. Men's Cooperative Club meets at Bluefield home with Charles Richardson speaker. Charles Barbour dies in Bluefield at 5 30 p m after short illness. services at Linkford parlors 11 a m today. Colored personals and social notes recount weekend visits and a house party with numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Street
United Holy Church
Pocahontas
Denton Ray Johnson
Annie Adams
Union Prayer Band
Ed Horn
Men's Cooperative Club
Ed Kirtley
Bluefield
Charles Richardson
Charles Barber
Charles Barbour
Clifton Barbour
Wilson Street
Barbour
Greenbrier County
Princeton
Winfred
Clifton
Mary Davis
Charleston
Nora Wright
Philadelphia
Clayton Walker
Minnie Barbour
Dorothy Barbour
Mount Zion
Baptist Church
Monroe
W. Va
Linkford
Prank Wade
J. A. Palmer
Tabernacle Baptist Choir
Scarlet fever cases rise in West Virginia counties
Charleston reports 90 new Scarlet fever cases statewide today, below the five week average of over 100 weekly. Ten cases occurred in Barbour county and nine in Harrison, with six in Clarksburg, as health officials track the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Health Department
Barbour County
Harrison
Clarksburg
Snow covers large area in Virginia mountains
A Sunday snow storm, the second in a week, blanketed the mountains and western Virginia. Russell County measured six inches by noon Monday, with snow piling up in Tazewell as livestock and wildlife dug in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Highway Department
Russell County
Tazewell
Virginia Sidelights Tree Committee Meeting Planned
Mrs W C Witten chairs the investigating committee of the community Christmas tree fund and requests the committee meet at 3 oclock at City Hall. Members include Miss Jessee Graham Mrs J H Hodnett Mrs Pearle Hale Mrs Elmo Fleshman Mrs Foster Thompson Mrs Arthur Miller Mrs Jack Baldwin Miss Vernita Baldwin T A Osborne C P Painter and Mrs R S Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Witten
Community Christmas Tree Fund
Jessee Graham
J. H. Hodnett
Pearle Hale
Elmo Fleshman
Foster Thompson
Arthur Miller
Jack Baldwin
Vernita Baldwin
T. A. Osborne
C. P. Painter
R. 5. Williamison
KIWANIANS PLAN FOR LADIES NIGHT
Bluefield Kiwanis Club to host a Ladies Night banquet January 3 at the West Virginian hotel. Clyde J. Stephens elected vice president to fill vacancy from R A Lampton’s resignation. Stockman named to board of directors. Paul Thomas chairs the planning committee with Herman Kirchner J P Gills Hudson Huffard Hart sel Wassum Jess Groseclose and Mr Stuckman.on program leaders from Kiwanis training school spoke. Charles H Archer named to Kiwanis International committee on public affairs for 1938 outlining club activity recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Kiwanis Club
West Virginian
Clyde J. Stephens
Kresge
R. A. Lampton
Mount Hope
H. H. Stockman
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
John Child
Northfork
George Bryson
War
J. R. Alderson
E. R. Thompson
Welch
Eddie Richardson
Roy Eades
Frank Stuck
Princeton
Charles H. Archer
Mercer
United States
Kiwanis International
Luther M. Feeger
Richmond
Indiana
Athens
West Virginia
Walter F. Boye
Chicago
Robert M. Cooper, Jr
Columbus
South Carolina
Irwin HB. Jones
Wanatchee
Washington
T. Samuel F. Clabaugh
Birmingham
Alabama
Canada
Officers Training School
John W. Child
H. Edward Breeles
Bluefield Cluir
J. Hudson Huffard
Bluefield
C.H. Archer
George W. Bryson
F.C. Cook
W. R. Fugitt
Rev
Thomas HH
Bukets Kidney Evacuant Ad Seen in Goodykoantz Drug Ad
An old advertisement promotes Bukets kidney evacuant claimed to cure waking irritations and night discomfort. It markets the product as a natural relief using juniper oil and buchy leaves and lists Goodykoantz Drug Company in Bluefield and I. B. Spangler Co. in Princeton as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Goodykoantz Drug
Secretarial division instructors cited in license notes
J B Galbraith Scott Russell J Cousins and Robert T Peters are named as instructors in the secretarial division. Instructors listed include R A Lawrence Princeton Bob Anderson North Fork and Linton Thom War. The license was valid for 18 months when Ohio first licensed motor vehicles in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Radio bids opened for four state police stations
Charleston WV December bids on towers and transmitters for four state police radio stations will be opened tomorrow by the state purchasing department. The first station to be built in Charleston, with additional sites at Beckley Moundsville and Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Istate
Beckley
Moundsville
Clarksburg
Creomulsion: a cough remedy with beechtwood creosote
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a comprehensive cough treatment for chest colds and bronchial irritation. It highlights ingredients including Beechtwood Creosote and Syrup of White Pine Compound with Tar, claims strong phlegm loosening effects, and offers a money refund if not satisfied after the first bottle.
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James Oliver Curwood
Bob Custer
Rin Tin Tin Jr
Bob
Lel de Lateo
S. J. Wittman
Rudy Kling
Lemont
Frank Haines
Detroit
Miami
Fla
Kling
Haines
Contra
Arian. Wittman
Oshkosh
Wis
Virginia News
Lonely Gander
Stuart Bowin, Claire Trevor MT
Rex Beach
Leo Carrillo
Jean Parker
Graham High
News of the Colored People
W. Tiffany
Club
Carolina
Bland Street
W. P. Hamilton
Walter, Jr
Spring Street
Dayton
Art Museum
Paris Steel
Kimball
Randolph King
Carrie Lewis
Ivory Limes
Elizabeth Steel
Hazel Patterson
Della Steel
Reese Lewis
of Kimball
Joan Byers
Richard Cammedy
Richard Akers
Bob Patterson
John Steel
Charley Roberson
Malden
Mass
Ed Qui
George W. Havens
Jones
Falls Mills
Chief Havens
Havens
W. B. Dunn
Eddie Steele
Stevens
Officers
School of Instruction
Stone Haven
Stone Heaven
Poliea
Sumatra
Deauville
A. W.cox Dept
A.W. Cox
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