Radio Schedule Highlights Morning to Evening Programs
The page lists a dense, hour by hour station schedule with names like J. R. Woods Harmony Band Ray Noble music Echoes From the Hills and Southern Singers. It includes times for breakfast club correct time dance room echoes and various orchestras such as Glen Gray and The Casa Loma orchestra plus reports, horoscopes, sport talks, and multiple local programs.
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J. R. Woods
Coalfield
Lilly Land Company
Sun-Dial
Ray Noble
Jack Clarke
Southern Singers
World Broadcasting System
Cab Calloway
Boswell
Rock Cliff
Chicago House Furnishing Company
un-Rise Bottling Company
Usical
R. Woods Clark Hardware Company
J. . Woods
Golden Star
Glen Gray
Casa Loma Orchestra
Dorothy Hendrix
Bluefield College
Catholic School of the Air
Welch
Colonial Review
Woods-Brevick
Barnes Nash
Rubin off and guest artist in an engaging music program
The Chevrolet presents maestro Rubinoff and a guest artist in an interesting program of music. Dance music at 8 15 p m. 9 15 p m news flashes History in the making with Guy Lomardo. Tri City program at 7 45 dance at 8 00 and program at 7 30 7 45 8 15 9 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-City
Rubinoff
Chevrolet
Guy Lomrdo
Radio Network Schedule Notes and Evening Programs
Central and Eastern Time listings outline NBC CBS and WABC/WJZ networks with station ranges and programs from 4:30 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. including Flying Time Adventures Amos n Andy The Voice of Experience Wayne King Wayne King Orchestra Walter O Keefe Pennsylvanian and Xavier Cugat Orchestra among others plus regional clock references and program blocks across East Midwest Mountain Coast and Dixie areas.
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Manhattan
Guardsmen
Ford Bond
Weaf
Chain
Billy
Betty
Amos 'N
Andy
Voice of Experience
Weat
Leo Reisman
Orchestra
Wayne King
Waltzel
The
Voice of the People
Ed Wynne
Graham—too
Henry Buase
Xavier Cugat
Cbs-Wabc Network
Wabc Wade Woko
Weao
Waab
Wnac
Wgr
Wkbw
Wkre
Whk
Wir
Weau
Wjas
Wean
Wib
Wspd
Wisv
Midwest
Wbbm
Wfbm
Kmbe
Kmox
Whas
Kfab
Krnt
EAST
Wbns
Wpg
Whp
Whec
Wibs
Wfea
Wore
Wice
Cfrb
Ckac
Wibx
Wmas
Wesg
DIXIE
Wegst
Wafa
Whre
Woc
Mountain
Khj
Koin
Kfrc
Kol
Kfpy
Kvi
Kfbk
Kmi
Kwg
Kdb
Kgmb
Kzb
Wilderness Road
S@rial
Benny Venuta
Organ—Dixie
Wabc
Alexander Cores
Renfrew
the Mounted
Eddie House
H. Foote
Kate Smith
Boake Carter
Lazy Dan
Ken Murray
Walter O’keefe
Pennsylvania
Frank Dailey
Geo. Givot Circus
Jacques Fray
NBC
WJZ
BLUE
Network
Whz
Wbza
Whal
Wham
Kdka
Wgar
Wxyz
Wlw
Wsyr
Wmal
Wfil
Mid
Wsky Weur
Kwk
Roil
Wren
Wmaq
Keo
MIDWE
Aes Wood Wire Northwest & Canadian
Wtmj
Wiba
Kstp
Webe
Wday
Kfyr
Wis
Wiax
Wila Waun
Wied
Wsm
Wme
Wsb
Wapi
Widx
Wsmb
Kwoo
Wave Wesc
Kex
Kga Wecar
Press-Radio News
Frank
Flo
Spence Dean
Welcome Valley
B. Bernie & Lads
Shandor
Dancing Music Orchestra
Phil Levant
Anniversary of the June flood remembered in Bluefield area
Monday marked the thirty fifth anniversary of the June flood the region calls the most disastrous river flood in memory. Rain flooded streams washing away tracks roads and property. Lives were lost and a kitchen range was swept downstream. A safe vanished in Dry Fork and never recovered. Local residents recall the chaos and emergency measures as a New York Journal carload of flour was sent for the homeless but later returned empty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Railway
Elkhorn
Welch
Tug River
Dry Fork
New York Journal
Hearst
Big Truck Strands Itself in Bluefield Town
A truck as large as a house entered Bluefield Virginia last week while en route from Williamson West Virginia to collect furniture. The driver could not find any usable underpaths and had to detour about 150 miles through Charleston to reach Mingo County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Graham Pharmacy
Williamson
W. Va
Charleston
Mingo
Coopers Leave to Manage Club House in Virginia
A large moving van carried the household of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cooper from Bluefield Virginia to Monk Buchanan county where Mrs. Cooper will run the Strickler Coal club house. Mrs. Cooper previously ran the Osborne lodging house and restaurant in Bluefield. The Steeles then moved into the Osborne home with Mrs. Steele taking charge there after relocating from Beckley two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
A. C. Cooper
Monk
Buchanan County
Virginia
Bluefield Pioneer J Be Catron Stricken in Va
J Be Catron a pioneer citizen of Bluefield Virginia is critically ill at Bluefield sanitarium after two weeks of illness. He manages the Tri City Traction tracks and lives on Virginia Avenue. His condition grew grave Sunday and he is among Bluefield’s early settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Catron
Bluefield
Catron
Mr. Catron
Tri-City Traction Company
Virginia Avenue
Blueefild
Edna EB. Dudley
West Graham
Virginia Side Personal News Highlights
Miss Margaret Dudley visits Norton as guest of Miss Ren ro. J. H. Gillespie leaves for St. Louis to attend a shop men convention. Mrs. W P Hager and son Eugene spend a week in Thompson valley visiting Mrs. Hager's mother Mrs. Florence Buchanan. Mrs C L Alexanders in Norton around the Rhododendron Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dudley
Norton
Renro
J. H. Gillespie
St. Louis
W. P Hager
Eugene
Thompson Valley
Hager
Florence Buchanan
C. L. Alexanders
Norton Arene
Benbow Home Shady Brook to Host Tea Room Opening
The Benbow home Shady Brook will become a social center with the opening of a first class tea room by Miss Lois Benbow on June 30 from 6 to 12. The property features velvet lawns, bending trees, old porches, a stone spring house, and numerous song birds in the surrounding oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benbow
Shady Brook
Lois Benbow
Kansas gives Landon big boost for election
From Dover Kansas a clipping and letter by Mrs Maude Hurdle Cheavrant discuss Gov Alf Landon's nomination for president. The writer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Jones, praises Landon as a wonderful man and great governor with universal popularity in the Middle West and predicts his election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Kansas
Maude Hurdle Cheavrant
Alf M. Landon
Cheavrant
Joe Jones
Hurdle
Gov. Landon
Funeral Held at Swords Creek for Mrs. Miller
Funeral services were held Monday at Swords Creek for Nancy Jane Miller 80 a Russell county pioneer born near Blackford daughter of the late David Counts Her husband died in 1913 She is survived by two sons J W Miller and R D Miller both of Honaker and a daughter Mrs W P White of Bellfontaine Ohio J W Miller is agent for the Norfolk and Western at Swords Creek The funeral and burial were largely attended Mrs Miller died Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swords Creek
Nancy Jane Miller
Russell County
Blackford
David Counts
J. W. Miller
R. D. Miller
Honaker
W. P. White
Bellfontaine
Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Miller
Miners Flee From Black Bear Near Mine Entrance
Three Dayton Coal company miners near a little used entrance in Mingo County faced a harrowing encounter as a black bear charged the group. Mine foreman J. M. Stanley led the effort to escape, with the ore entrance serving as a refuge from the charging animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingo County
Dayton Coal Corporation
Sprigg
Matewan
J. M. Stanley
Bear Chases Miners Into Mine Entrance
Miners fled a charging bear advancing at a fast gait, reaching the main entry safely. The bear abandoned the chase later, with bookkeeper B F E Hindman noting the animal had holed up in a rarely used mine section last fall and left fresh tracks. This marks the first bear sighting in Mingo to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stanley
B. F E. Hindman
Dayton Coal Corporation
Mingo
Bear hunt planned in neighborhood seeks game lane details
Residents discussed a bear hunt in the neighborhood and asked about the applicable game lane rules. The note references a ten year span of events and mentions men planning to hunt bears today.
Dancing class to repeat program at Lee theater Thursday
The dancing class of Miss Esther Graham will repeat their program at the Lee theater Thursday evening by request. Rhythm on Rails in Richmond notes Mrs. Ellis Edmunds is organist at a local church but her husband is a better known musician. He plays .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Presbyterian Church
Ann Mullins
India
The
Christian Church
FE. B. Brewster
D. A. Stevens
Alvan Carter
Angel
Miss Mullin
Bettye Nelson
Wilma
Edna
Vera
Maud Fleshman
R. A. Trayer
Chas. T. Paul
Crockett M. Hughes
Edwin Brewster
J. D. Hinegardner
Sara Brewster
Circle No. 1
Ann Mullin
Esther Graham
Lee Theater
Rhythm ON Rails
Richmond
Ellis Edmunds
Locomotive Whistle Solo Delights Local Residents
Edmunds has practiced the art since he began railroading and now entertains residents along his route to New News with The Old Oaken Bucket and other favorites.
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Edmunds
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Southern Apse
Echoes From the Hills
Nbc-Weaf
RED
Wiw
Weel
Wti
Wijar
Wtag
Wesh
Kyw
Whio
Wibr
Wre
Wey
Ben Weae
Wtam
Wwj
Weal
Ksd
Weil
Waa
Webo
Ct South
Wrva
Wptf
Wwne
Wave
Wjax
Wila Weun
Wiod
Wam
Wmc
Wap
Wamb
Wky
Wfaa
Whan
Kpre Weal
Ktbe
Ktha
Wesoc
Wtar
Wese
Wibe
Koa Kdyl
Kgir
Kehee
Kgw
American Legion
Pocahoniai Ball Park
American Legion Post NO
Virginia News
Section
Rea
Coopers
CLUB
Newton Edmunds
Pocahontas
San Diego
Calif
Washington, D. C
O. N. Edmunds
United States Naval Radio Division
Washington
J. W. Crawford
Roanoke
Sidney B. Small
Magic City
Landon
Black Bear
Blackman
Victor Hugo
Los Angeles
World of Fashion
Paris
Hugo
Henry Picard
George Reis
WM. I. Hollingsworth, JR
New York
London
Lee
Ava
Hudson
Los Angeles-Yosemite
Detroit
W. W
H. B. Greever
Greever’s
Gland Street
Keystone City Garage, Inc
Keystone
W. V
F.O.B
Claire Huntington
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
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