Radio Schedule Tangles with CBS Stations All Day
A dense listing of radio programs spans Friday through Thursday, detailing CBS updates, music blocks, soap operas, news, sports, and variety shows across multiple time slots and stations. Listings include titles like Music for Americans, Bells of Beaujabois, Theaters, Lum and Abner, and Bid daily schedules with local news and weather notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
Jan Garber
Cbs—Huntley News
Sterling News
Cbs—News
Cbs—Coffee Club
Cbs—Press News
Cbs—Godfrey
Buttrey’s Presents
Southland
Safeway Service
Roth Orch
Kate Smith
Helen Trent
Ma Perkins
News
Ted Fosse
Dick and
Jeanne
Evelyn Winters
Citizen Paine
Mrs. Burton
Missus
Quincy Howe
Carro
Perry Mason
Esther Hathaway
Lum
Abner
Hollywood
Danny Kaye
Ginny Simms
Aldrich Family
OCBS
Aunt Mary
Cbs—World Today
Slim Bryant
Mary Lee Taylor
Kate ‘Smith
Gal
Red Cross
Bing Crosby
Sum
Bob Crosby
Ted Foss
Evening News
Lopez Orch
Maisie
Give
Teaser
Dinner guests share pinochle prizes among four couples
The invitation list includes Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rowland, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kachman, Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Monkman, and Mr. and Mrs. George Sprinkle. Mr. Sprinkle and Mrs. Rowland tied for high score and Mrs. Monkman had the low score. prizes were awarded to the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Rowland
Carl Kachman
Arvil Monkman
George Sprinkle
Sprinkle
Rowland
Monkman
Navy Lt Barney Winter visits area amid discharge and memories
Navy Lt Barney Winter, an old friend of Bob, recently discharged after four major Pacific island invasions, stayed overnight at the Gulbranson home. The piece lists local visitors and gatherings, birthday celebrations, and newborns, including the Johns and Rice families and a daughter born at Deaconess hospital in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Barney Winter
Gulbranson
Bob’s
Medicine Lake
Mont
Lee Hamer
L. Rice
Phyllis
Leslie Stott
Darrell
Roy Stott
V. Browning
Walter Halvorson
Charles Johns
Helena
Butte
Havre
Hale Johns
Johns
G. R. Talbert
Fuller
Marian McGinnis
Galata
McGinnis
Godfrey Torgeson
Doe Torgeson
A. L. Larson
Larson
Dave Larson
Ed Zimmerman
Minnesota
Roy Johns
Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Howard Hamer
S. D. Nelson
Paul R. Rice
al Warnicki
Conrad Hospital
Teton Hi-Lites By Hazel Bleecker
Hazel Bleecker writes about school events at Teton including theater plans for Dear Ruth, the Apple Blossom Time production, student portraits, and growl yearbook progress. The piece notes seniors, junior activities, licensing jokes, and a poem section with limericks written by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Hazel Bleecker
Grade School Second and Sixth Grades Report
Second Grade readers La Groot Higgins Rausch Baumgartner Morales Murray Snyder Toren read book reports. Sixth graders cut absences and tardies, served a lunch, praised March of Dimes standing, formed a club with officers Swartzel and De Rusha, and warned on firecracker safety. Seventh and eighth grades prepare a Washingtons birthday play with split room groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linde la Groot
Wesley Higgins
Jean Rausch
Joann Baumgartner
Richard Morales
John Murray
Maxine Snyder
Clara Toren
Bette Jo Jaconetty
Benny 4’Lum
Col Iceen Reardon
Dicky Swartzel
Gay Marie de Rusha
Rosalie Briscoe
Washington’s
Great Falls Visitors Make Weekend Tours
Mr. and Mrs. O C Durland and Miss Bertie Gibeaut visited Great Falls on Friday. Mr and Mrs R S Estes left for a two week trip to California to visit Mrs Estes sister Miss Rose Morse in Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs William Wallenstein and Mr and Mrs Charles Field were Great Falls visitors on Saturday of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Otness
Miss Buck
Ruth
Norman Krasna
Great Falls
Fairfield
Joe Briscoe
Joe
Dale Jerome
California
Teton High
Tubby
Nordhagen
Jackson
Chef Rose
Scott
Marge
Frances
Guam
Huntziker
Chateau
Fort Benton
Washington
O. C. Durland
Bertie Gibeaut
R. S. Estes
Estes
Rose Morse
Los Angeles
William Wallenstein
Charles Field
American Legion Posts Expect Home Building Boom in Montana
Herbert Bibler of the Montana American Legion says 20 or more posts already own their buildings and many more plan construction as a postwar building boom looms. The state Legion bought about 150000 in war bonds to finance headquarters projects amid a February membership near 13000, including 6000 World War II veterans.
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Cbs—Fisher News
Clarice Brown
Billy Burke
Cbs—Theater
Cbs—Central Station
Helen Hayes
Theater
CBS News
Dick Haymes
Cbs—Cio
Cbs—Lakes Choir
Cbs—Tabernacle
Cbs—Shirer
Daily Council
Cbs—Beulah
Cbs—Star Theater
Phil Baker
Revival
Cbs—Huntley
Lee Homer
Curley” Poore
Monte
Alec
Montana
THE
Montana Power Company
Teton Bulldog
Green Isle
Edward Lear
Luzon
Kiffie
Schaefer
Hollar
Rose
Grace
King
Bing
Faher
Echool
Mickie
Mickey
Shirley
Printograph Company of
Kan
Frances" Denison
Mae Gronberg
Gladyce Campbell
Marge Reiquama
Bernice Smith Wren
Betty Munson
Mary Higgins
Helen Smith
Lorna Corbett
Maxine Depner
Frances Denison
George Shirley
Carlton Dahlin
Betty Phillips
W. J. Shirley
Sas
Umphress
Junioyvs
Edith Louise Falardeau
la Verne Duwane Dahlin
AdjecHon
Balerne
Lovely
Hazel Loraine Bleecker
Broadbottom
Squeeks
Richard Nordhagen
Bernice Smith
Bevery Anderson
Margaret Dellno
Carlyn Beck
Lincoln
Janet Huffman
Roger Savage
Raymond Anderson
Jerry Gunther
Jerry
Nancy Key
American Legion