Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs and Advertisers
A scan of a June radio schedule lists programs from 3:15 to 10:00 with segments including Sunshine Co, Lilly Mountaineers, Golden Jubilee, Newspaper of the New Graham Pharmacy, Dearest Mother, Colonial Bulletin, News, Music Box, and Haven of Rest. Local businesses like Pocahontas Fuel Co and Fesenmeir Brewing Co are shown as sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ces Sunshine Cne Co
Buskirk Family
Lilly Mountaineers
Lilly Land Co
HY Singers
Graham Pharmacy
Granadada
Colonial, Bulletin 11:01—Woman’s Radio Journal
Pocahontas Fuel Co
JFG Coffee Co
Music Box Clark Furniture Co
Chicago House
Pioneer Boys
Sun Rise Bottling Co
Insonews
Chicago
Romance
Supply Co
Manhattan Singers
World OF Sports
Fesenmeir Brewing Co
Colonial Bulletin
Feuchtenberger Bak
Odd Radio Schedule Fragments From 4:45 to 5:15 P.M.
The listing notes 4:45 program with The O Neills and Sketch n beaf followed by Bud Barton and Scattergood Baines. At 6:00 Li l Abner and a dance orchestra are scheduled with 5:05 Edwin C Hill and 5:15 News and Ed West plus Malcolm Claire and News be Stern Ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the O’neills
Nbeweaf
Bud Barton
Nbec Wiz-East
Scattergood Baines
Cbs-Wabe
Mbs-Wor-East
Li'l Abner
Nbe- Dance Orchestra
Mbs-C
Edwin C. Hill
Ed West
Weaf
Malcolm Claire
Stern
Television Schedule Fragment With Music and News Blocks
A dense slide of radio and TV listings shows Dancing Music Orchestra and The News segments across CBS NBC and Mutual networks. It includes program titles like Burns and Allen, The Hollywood Eve, Kay Kyser College, Glenn Miller Orchestra, and Fred Waring, with various time slots from 5:45 AM to 11:00 PM and notes about repeats and regional feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abc-Red-Chain
Dancing Music Orchestra
Nbc-Wjz
Paul Sullivan
Cbs-Wabc-Basic
Cbspa
Wlue
Abe-Redehain
Lowe
Ud Batton
Cbs-Wabc-East
S—Mbs-Chain
Nbcweaf
Keen
Cbs-Wabc- Sullivan
Mbs
Weaf
Kyw
Wbz
Nbe
Obé
Wja
Burns and Allen
Ae Lane
Hollywood
Nbc
Wjz
Benca
Lew Lehr
Cbs-Wabc
Sheep and Goats Club
Cbs
Wabc
Major Nason
Roy Shields
Canada
Kay Kyser
Frank Black
Symph
Glenn Miller
Orch
Parkway Grounds Crew Clears Unkempt Growths
Yesterday two men were assigned to trim overgrown grass and remove weeds from parkways along Front Street and Moor Street. The effort targets unkempt hedges and low-lying growths to improve streetscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front
Dairy Week Ends In Daily Milk Routine For All
An elaboration on making milk a daily staple with three glasses a day described as essential for health and prosperity. The writer urges employers to provide milk for workers at 10 in the morning and 3 in the afternoon, claiming milk boosts vigor and public health. He argues a milk minded nation will grow stronger and healthier.
Uncounted Persons Urged to Contact Census Counters
Bluefield Virginia census committee met to locate overlooked residents and urges anyone missing from the town list to call 4700 at the city hall and report. Boarders roomers and sleepers should reveal their status, as a person’s home defines counting under census rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Census
Hobo Inn
Moon Season Brings Potatoes and Lush Crops
The wet season supports potato growth and rapid crop advancement. Vines reach knee height as all crops flourish, though weeds also thrive in the warm, moist period.
Robbers Loot Wade Nash Chicken House on Bluestone
Reports say night riders made a rich haul at Wade Nash's chicken house Sunday night. The Nash family had fine chickens, with Mrs. Eddie Steele among relatives. The family resides on Bluestone where neighbors may verify details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Nash
Nash
Bluestone
Mrs Nash
Eddie Steele
Virginia Side Personalities and Health Updates
Virginia side personals note Hampton Frazier, operated on at the Bluefield sanitarium Saturday, continues to make fine progress. Mrs. J. T. Lampert and son Bobby have returned from a visit to Clearfield where she visited her sister C. E. Burton. Miss Eleen Williams and her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Frazier
Bluefield Sanitarium
J. T. Lampert
Bobby
Clear
C. E. Burton
Eleen’ Williams
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Brother Jack Williams visited friends near Benbow and starts a new job in Emenewe while staying with Ron ar Benbow. Mrs H M Wagner of Matoaka enjoys the hot spell in Bluefield Virginia with her parents Mr and Mrs C B Bailey. Mr and Mrs Earl Carr of Charleston West Virginia were weekend guests of Miss Dorothy and Miss Nancy Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Williams
Ron Ar Benbow
Emenewe
Ely
H. M. Wagner
Matoaka
Bluefield
C. B. Bailey
Earl Carr
Charleston
W. Va
Dorothy
Nancy Richardson
Liquor Control Board Opens 27th Agency at Ellamore
Charleston dispatch reports the liquor control commission announced the establishment of its twenty seventh agency in Ellamore Randolph County as of today June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Lquor Control Co
Ellamore
Randolph County
Cucumber Time Signals Early Summer Planting
Virginia sidelights note zodiac suggests summer begins Saturday, debates about timing of cucumber planting. Flag Day program announced with Bluefield and Elks to hold a Play Day at 8 in the Sevenela Wike lodge room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield and
Elks
Sevenela Wike Lodge
Virginia Democrats Endorse Governor Price Amid Convention Silence
The Roanoke convention praised Gov Price while critics were silenced. Delegates rejected a bid to elect a woman as vice chairman and unanimously backed E. R. Combs, signaling unity under Senator Harry Flood Byrd and a cool stance toward the federal president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Flood Byrd
E. R. Combs
Combs
Joint Odd Fellows and Red Men Memorial Service
Bluefield Virginia community as Odd Fellows and Red Men hold a joint memorial service Sunday at 2 30 p m at West Graham church. The Rev Isaac Wright and Leroy Landrum will speak. Public invited. Both orders will pay tribute to deceased members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Odd Fellows
West Graham None
Isaac Wright
Leroy Landrum
Fine Potato Weather Promises Bumper Harvest
Weather indications point to a bumper potato crop as fields planted in darkness yield robust spuds. Local agronomists note early growth signs, while farmers expect high yields this season across the region.
Also Mentioned on This Page
RADIO
MEY Distilers
Conron
Pt. _ eo
Dairy Week
Virginia
GMCS
GMC
YMAC
Barrow-Stowers CO
Raleigh Street
Claytor Motors
Bland Street
Virginia News
Roanoke
West Virginia
TSI
Pawer
Teee
Huntington
Appapen
Sir Taylor's
Princeton Ave
South Bluefield’s
Rials
Ing
eHundreds of
Elizabeth
Yd. Co
Bluefield, W. VA