Alumni Banquet and Events Planned by Local Group
More than 100 reservations are set for the alumni banquet at Andrews Methodist Episcopal church parlors with President Joseph L Evans Jr of the G H 8 alumni group announcing full program details. Dr H Y Clark of Glenville State College will speak and Attorney Ward Lanham of Fairfield will be toastmaster. The evening includes an Alumni High School basketball game dedicating the field house and an Alumni dance featuring Sammy Kaye and His Orchestra with Tommy Ryan highlighted as a featured vocalist. Deputy District Attorney George Johnson commented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
H. Y. Clark
Glenville State College
Grafton High School
Ward Lanham
Pairmont
Sammy Kaye
Tommy Ryan
Hig
Ryan
Radio Programming Schedule Highlights From Evening Lineup
The listing details a dense 1930s radio schedule with multiple stations and performances. Notable entries include NBC broadcasts of Mid-week Hymn Sing and The Studio Party, CBS parades of youth and Lavender and Old Lace, WGN Christmas carols and Amos ’n Andy, and WCPO dance parades and Sunset Royal Entertainers, among many others. The schedule spans from 5:30 P.M. to 1:18 A.M. with a mix of music, drama, sketches, and orchestras across WAVE WCPO WENR WCKY WOR CBS NBC WLW WJZ KMOX WLW WABC WBBM WGN WHAM WSAI KDKA WGBF and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCPO
WENR
WCKY
Buddy
Ginger
WOR
Jane Wicker
CBS
Jack Armstrong
Tito’ Guizo
NBC
Clara
WLW
KMOX
Aimne T
Oxay x
WABC
Buck Rogers
WBBM
Buddy and
WGN
Hele Nugent
Kathryn Palmer
Joyce Almand
Arthur Billings Hunt
Lowell Patton
Parade of
WJZ
Don Lang
Russell Brown
Edi Karen
CPM
Nbc—News
Ray Murphy
Nat'l Com
Amer. Legion
KDKA
Singing Lady
WHAM
Jerry
Ted
Bob Newhall
Flash Gordon
Lowell Thomas
Wsm
WEAF
Billy and
Betty
Asher
Little Jimm Emox
Jimmy Allen
Easy ‘Aces
Amos 'N’ Andy
Myrt
Marge
Palmer House Ensemble
England
Buckfast Abbey
the Stroker
Rube Goberg
Vera Vancy
Edgar A. Guest
Welcome Valley
Lawrence Tibbett
Dom Voorhees
Wayne King
Vvcpo
Parisien Ensemble
Veloz
Yolanda
Orches
Francis Craig
Orcestra
NSM
Nils T. Granlund
Harry Salter
Tom Howard
George Shelton
Caravan
Waller
O'Keefe
Deane Janes
Glen Gray
Ben
Bernié
Anid
All the Lads
Marie Chamilee
Wsai—World Revue
Helen Hayes
Victoria Regina
Mark Warnen
Billy Rose
Jimmy Durante
Donald Nevis
Gloria Grafton
Fred Waring
Sunset Royal
WSAI
Eddy Brown
Sigmund Romberg
Deems Taylor
Helen Marshall
Morton Bowe
Geo. Britton
Wendell Hall
Jubilee Singers
Ray Heatherton
Lucille Manners
Harry Willsey
Rheiny Gay
Cleveland Symphony Orche
Wdz
Chile
Hollywood
Horace Heldt
Mourt
Wsm—Dance Orchestra
Bethlehem
Stanley’ High
Hayden Planetarium
WGBF
St. Nbc
Trinity Church
San Francisco
Kay Kyser
Bond Appeals Drunk Driving Charge in Local Court
Cecil Bond arraigned before Justice Ona C. Jefferys on drunken driving. He sought a appeal after a guilty finding and posted 200 bond for next circuit term. Attorney Jed W. Robinson argued Bond was Hill not intoxicated at arrest. police testimony upheld magistrate. Bond fined 25 dollars plus costs, license revoked, car impounded six months. parents provided security.
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Cecil Bond
Justice of Peace
Ona C. Jefferys
Bond
Jed W. Robinson
Hill
The Mystery Of Miss Todds Death In San Francisco
Details emerge about the death of film star Miss Todd from carbon monoxide poisoning after a party at Wallace Ford's home. The man from San Francisco and ex husband Pat Di Cicco are central to a plan that included a vacant chair beside Miss Todd. Margaret Lindsay is named in the evolving account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
San Francisco
Miss Todd
Lupino
County
Pasquale
Pat) di Cicco
Miss Lupino
di Cicco
Margaret Lindsay
di Ciéco
di Cieco
Black assailant uses public safety item at Founders Hall
A violent incident on a suburban campus led to a fatal injury when an assailant wrapped a public safety item in holiday wrapping and attacked Mrs. Ginder during dinner at Founders Hall. John Ginder, a naval lieutenant, pursued but was confronted as the suspect leveled the weapon. The dinner group included Lt. Ginder’s wife, his five-year-old daughter, his mother-in-law, a cousin, and a housekeeper. Justice William R. Emerich set a two minute hearing and held the suspect without bail in Delaware County court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Founders’ Hall
Ginder
John Ginder
Fort Mifflin
Philadelphia
Crittenden
William R. Emerich
Crittersden
Delaware
Pope urges modern church ties with laity and science
The pope contends priests must be healthily modern, at home in all times and places, welcoming progress that serves healing and initiative. He calls for close cooperation with the laity and support for true science within church life.
Compromise Bill Debated By Veterans Groups And Congress
The draft discusses compromise by full treasury payment in 1938 with about 97 percent if certificates are cashed immediately. The Patman bill gains backing from Veterans of Foreign Wars, while the Vinson bill is favored by the American Legion as groups seek to unite behind a single legislative measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Patmand
Veterans of Foreign ‘Wars
Vinson
American Legion
No Change Burden Questioned Relief Role in Cities
The exhaustion of private resources among many jobless had adversely affected relief efforts in cities, raising conjecture about whether the federal government would shoulder more of the burden. The press
President discusses unemployment figures and debt status
The president questioned unemployment totals above five million, noting difficulties in classifying workers with resources seeking part time income and arguing the true debt is far less than treasury sums. He contrasted debt by netting cash on hand against outstanding obligations, revising the December 20 figure downward by about 2.3 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somat
Treasury
Mary Taylor and Mate in County Bastile
Mary Hunter Taylor joined her jailed husband Isaac in the county bastile after city police arrested them for causing a disturbance at the Latrobe Street home of W. R. Phillips. Before Mayor E C Waugh she pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and fighting and was sentenced to ten days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hunter Taylor
Isaac
Bastile
Dower Latrobe Street
W. R. Phillips
E. C. Waugh
Two Drunks Fined In City Police Court
Two men appeared before Mayor E. O. Waugh on intoxication charges from downtown streets. One paid a five dollar fine, while the other returned to jail to arrange payment. A. Asland paid the fine for drunk enness on Latrobe Street at 9 p m. yesterday, and "Bunk" Ridenour, accused of a similar offense, remained in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Waugh
A. Asland
Latrobe Street
Bunk”Ridenour
Aged Lady Bartlett Dies in Williamstown
Mrs. Doro tha Bartlett 82 early pioneer of Taylor county died yesterday morning in Williamstown. Funeral services set for 10 30 tomorrow at Simpson Baptist church with private home services for family. She leaves twelve of sixteen children, fifteen grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, and two sisters. Funeral arrangements by Bartlett Funeral Company of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorotha Bartlett
Taylor County
Willams‘town
Simpson Baptist Church
Joseph Vickers
Williamstown
Bartlett
Simpson
Mr. McClure
Belington
T. P. Lake
Hattie Keller
Clarksburg
Guy and Selvey _ Bartlett
Clarence Bartlett
Brydon
Bryan Bartlett
Carolina Mine
Russell Bartlett
Webster
Harry
Hubert Bartlett
Steubenville
Ebbert
Rhoda
Walter
Army Provides aid to ill elderly couple for Christmas
An old Mrs Campbell couple, aged, received aid after they could not secure provisions for Christmas. A visitor noted the family was caring for a long illness spanning 19 months and faced difficulties obtaining a Christmas dinner. The aid included staples like jelly, tapioca, and milk provided by community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
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Boake Carter
Wiz—Int
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Washington
Jimmy Gallagher
Leo ‘Reisman
Phil Duey
Johnny
Lavender
Friza’ Schaff
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Walker
Orch
Festos Ensemble
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Field House
RCA
Ie Peece
NCI Bay Railroad
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Gratton
Baltimore & Ohio
Mary Taylor
Sentinel : Want
Patron
Klein & Company
Piggly-Wiggly Stores
Cas
ARMY
Santana
Merry Christmas
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Grafton Banking’ & ‘Trust
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