Evening Radio Program Schedule by Networks
NBC tonight features The Frank Morgan Show at 9, George Murphy at 9 for Bing, Joan Davis at 9:30, Harry Savoy at 10, and March of Time at 10:30. CBS presents Bluebeard of Bellie starring Merle Oberon at 9, Major Bowes Amateurs at 10, First Time drama at 10, Larry Douglas and Joan Roberts at 10:30, Vive America Concert at 11:90, and more. MBS offers Sammy Kaye Variations at 8:20, Tommy Tucker Band at 9:30, Stop Or Go with Joe H. Brown at 10:30, and Musical Mysteries at 11:30.
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NBC
Frank Morgan
George Murphy
Bing
Joan Davis
Harry Savoy
CBS
Merle Oberon
Major Bowes
Larry Douglas
Joan Roberts
Fred Weting Mouste
Sum
Abner
Tommy Tucker Band
Joe H. Brown
Avy Air Forces
U B Ladies Aid Turreen Dinner Planned by Local Group
U B Ladies Aid Society held a tureen dinner yesterday at Mrs Rose Westleys home on Worth Street. Hostesses served a midday meal and Mrs E E Bush gave the devotional lesson. Mrs HarrisWattons, president, led business and the group sewed for the Red Cross. Miss Jean Belden left this week for studies at a beauty academy in Erie.
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U. B. Ladies’ Aid
U. B. Ladies’ Aid Society
Rose Westley
Worth Street
E. E. Bush
Harris Wattons
Jean Belden
Orra-Jean ‘Beauty Academy
Erie
Baptist Groups Hold Meeting At Willard Jones Residence
A joint meeting of the Baptist Ladies Fellowship and the Men's Brotherhood convened at Willard Jones residence on RK D 9 last evening. Forty-two members shared a tureen dinner and a varied program with both quartets performing, dance numbers, and readings. Officers were elected for both groups, with Mrs. Redding as president and Harry Fickle named secretary. Several community and travel notes followed, including plans for visits to Cleveland and Greensburg and updates on local residents and ongoing ministerial studies.
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Baptist Tadies’ Fellowship
Homse
Willard Jones
RK. D
Harry Hickle
Monroe
Bruce Thomas
William DeHaven
Ladies’ Quartette
F. G. Whitemen
Forest Peiffer
H. H. Redding
Paul Graf
Eva Kepler
Graf
Whiteman
S Pigno Solo
Mae Howat
Redding
Gladys Bogert
Cecil Messenger
Cora Joseph
Brotherhood
Harry Fickle
Frank Sherwood
Dorcas Class Plans Rummage Sale October 6 7
Twenty one Dorcas class members met at East Main Street to plan a rummage sale for October 6 and 7. Mrs Leland Johnson led the business session while Mrs H B Swanson coordinated arrangements. The group voted to donate funds to missionary Rev Paul Pord. Mrs P J Wilsted attended as a guest.
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Dorcas
Lawrence Davison
Ruth Dahlstrand
East Main Street
Stanley Nichols
R. S. Dewey
Leland Johnson
Swanson
Paul Pord
Harriet Myers
P. J. Wilsted
Sorority Meeting At Barbara Clark Home
The M. M. Sorority met at Miss Barbara Clark’s East Main street home Tuesday evening with all members present. High skull captain Miss Mary Shamburg led the business discussions and a light late evening lunch was served. The next meeting is set for the Theobald home on Concord street.
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MM. Sorority
Barbara Clark
East Main Street
High Skull
Mary Shamburg
Theobald
Concord Street
Card Club Hostess Mrs Alton Klinger Hosts Evening
Mrs Alton Klinger hosted a five hundred card game last night at Mrs Earl VanGuilder's Spring street home. Winners were Mrs Gleason Morgen and Mrs Harry Thayer. Hostess served a salad and dessert luncheon. Next meeting details pending.
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Mio
AllOnssinger
Earl VanGuilder
Spring Street
Gleason Morgen
Harry Thayer
Columbus Grange Honors Mr and Mrs Fred Hall
The Columbus Grange met last evening at the Frank Sewamiing home for a brief business session and social hour. Mr and Mrs Fred Hall who are moving from Columbus to 133 Maple Avenue were presented with a gift. A luncheon of sandwiches cake ice cream and coffee followed for members and friends.
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Columbus Grange
Fred Hall
Frank Sewamiing
Columbus
Maple Avenue
Farewell Parties Honor Rev Patrick Sharpe Transfer
Farewell gatherings paid tribute to Rev Patrick F Sharpe who served nine months as assistant rector at St Thomas church before his transfer to St Titus church Titusville. P T A and St Edward school community hosted a dinner and students plus faculty held a school hall party in his honor with remarks by Rev F J Graves and Father Sharpe.
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Patrick F. Sharpe
P. F. Sharpe
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
St. Titus' Church
Titusville
P.T. A
St. Edward's School
F. J. Graves
Father Sharpe
Sharpe
Old Rule Proves False Roses Cut Later Hold Longer, Cornell Studies
Cornell University floriculture assistant Joseph Howland reports afternoon cuts outlast morning ones by up to ten hours due to leaf sugars. short and long stems with few leaves perform similarly. Earlier research found water sugars alone don’t extend life, as bacteria rise. a chemical inhibiting bacteria is needed with sugar to prolong cut roses.
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Ithaca
Cornell University
Joseph Howland
Howland
Ov Howeland
Preneh
Cornell
Wheller
American Legion Names New National Commander at Chicago Convention
Edward N. Scheiberling of Albany was named national commander as the American Legion opened its new year with plans for universal military training and a peacetime basis for enforcing peace. He urged immediate enactment of a lay providing universal military training and stressed a “peace with teeth” achievable only with wide national agreement.
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American Legion
Associated Press
Chicago
Edward N. Scheiberling
Albany
N. Yu
Beeth
VEW Auxiliary Honors Mrs. Melvin McElroy
Mrs. Melvin McElroy was honored at the Post Home by VEW Auxiliary before she leaves in October for Navy Women’s Reserve boot training at Hunter College in the Bronx. Two new members joined, discussions covered hospital work, and plans to advance the Auxiliary project. Session adjourned after routine business.
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VPW
Melvin McElroy
Navy
Hunter College
Bronx
New York City
Corry Court of Catholic Daughters Meet Tonight
Members of the Corry Court Catholic Daughters of America are urged to attend this evening at 7 40 for important business matters. A large turnout is requested to allow attendance at the Elks' hour concert afterward.
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C.D. of A
Corry Court
Catholic Daughters of America
King Ranch Introduces Trench Silo in 1919
The trench silo was introduced to the United States in 1919 by the renowned King Ranch in Texas, marking a notable advance in agricultural storage methods.
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King Ranch
United States
Texas
Presbyterian Class September Meeting Held at Patterson Home
Members and friends of the Mary and Martha Class of the Presbyterian Sunday school met last evening at 45 East Frederick Street. Mrs Lyie Colby led devotions before a brief business session, followed by a social hour with piano selections by Miss Naomi Johnson. Entertainment arranged by Mrs Paul Wauk and Mrs J H Heerlein featured glassy games while hostesses served a dinner. Guest Miss Eliza Anderson of Parker's Landing, Pa attended.
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B. W. Baccus
Frank Debury Jett
Cleveland
Will Glett
Ohio
Katherine Spiesman
and Ming
W. J. Spiesman
Fast Main Street
Greensburg
Seton Hill College
Spiesman
Carl Masters
del Hart
Erle
Corry
Pat
Charles Gatly
Bobby
Tidioute
Veil Walker
Butler
Eliza Anderson
Parker's Landing
Mary Anderson
Concord School
South Center Street
Harold Casler
Seaman
Norfolk
Columbus
Phil Moore
Philadelphia
Arthur Miller
Oscar Raymond
Paul Graf
Joslin City
Hamilton
Arthur Babb
New Kensington
Paul Adams
Kittanning
John Banks
Harley Banks
J.arth Dahlend
Andrea
Providence
R. 1
Dahlstrand
Gerry
R. B. Mosier
Maple Avenue
Pittsburgh
P. S. Weed
Erie
Erie County Dental Association
Ninth District of Pennsylvania
Lake Shore Country Club
Harold Sweet
Dallas Smitey
Baltimore
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Presbyterian Sunday School
J. Harold Patterson
East Frederick Street
Lyie Colby
Naom Johnson
Paul Wauk
J. H Heerlein
Patterson
G, L. Boyd
J. W. Rickers
Guesh
Navy planes sink three Japanese destroyers off Chichi Jima
Navy Hellcat fighters report destroying three Japanese destroyers by machine gun fire. Two were sunk off Chichi Jima on August 4, and the third blew up in a explosion after strafing southwest of the Marianas on July 25.
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Washington
Navy
Chichi Jima
Tokyo
Vne
Marianas
GOP Demands Pearl Harbor Probe Spark Political Battle
Senate figure Sabath denounced Republican calls for a joint military naval probe into Pearl Harbor as pure politics. He said the plan would stall in the House rules panel under May and criticized efforts to blame President Roosevelt for the war, calling the move a political maneuver.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Chatymin Sabatl
D-11
Rules Committee
Sabath
May
Congress
Horsesa
Tnd
Detarmine
Harness
Les Committee
Sabin
Roosevelt
Poison Ivy and Athlete Foot Cure Ad From GL McCracken’s
An old ad copy touts an antifungal and antiseptic foot treatment sold at GL McCracken’s Drug Store. It promises to kill athlete’s foot germs with an 80 percent alcohol solution that penetrates deeply and advises applying full strength for itchy feet and poison ivy bites.
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McCracken
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