Radio Program Listings From June Four
Program grid lists evening schedules for multiple stations including WEAF WJZ WOR WEEI and WBZ with varied musical and talk offerings. Entries show network shows Eveready Hour Seiberling Singers Miners Dance music orchestras and special features across major cities such as New York Newark Atlantic City Philadelphia and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAT
New York
Dinner Music Voters’ Service
Soconyland Musical Miniatures
Seiberling Singers
Eveready Hour
Chequot Eskimos
Instantly Banishing Sick Headache Aspirin Ad
An old advertisement touts Asner-Lax as a magical quick relief aspirin in laxative form. It claims fast relief from throbbing headaches, safety for the heart, and universal availability at all dealers with a guarantee if relief is not felt.
Eskimos and Orchestra Programs Across Cities Listed
Fragmented OCR item lists radio and studio program segments with bands such as Stromberg Carlson Sextet and Eveready Hour, mentioning Detroit Atlanta Jacksonville Nashville Louisville and Nashville stations, various times, and meal/entertainment events, likely a schedule page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
WSB
Atlanta
Stromberg Carlson Sextet
Seiberling
Chequot Eskimos
Feaure
WSM Nashville
Seiberking Singers
Eveready Hour
Eskimos
Talbott Re-elected WVU Alumni Leader in Morgantown
R J Talbott of Philippi was re-elected president of the WVU Alumni Association at the annual meeting in Morgantown. J B Bush of Charleston was named vice president, with RB Hennes reelected treasurer. New executive council members include Justin M Kunkle, W B Ruckey, and Charles E Hodges. Senator M M Neely gave the keynote, and a push for private endowments was approved to aid the university. A committee will coordinate gifts with Dr Turner and university leaders for the coming legislative session. Tomorrow 433 graduates will receive diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W.va
R. J. Talbott
Philippi
W. Va
West Virginia University
J. B. Bush
Charleston
Gary Hogg
Harvey
RB. D. Hennes
F. Roy Yoke
Tor Linue
Justin M. Kunkle
Uniontown
W. B. Ruckey
Vairmont
Charles E. Hodges
United States
M. M. Neely
John Roscoe Turner
Talbott
Turner
State Board of Control
Moose June Jubilee Opens Registrations For Babies
The Moose June Jubilee offices report a rush of entries as mothers bring in babies for the beauty and physical examination contest. More than 600 babies are expected to enter, with hundreds already registered. Winners will be announced June 30 at the Athletic Field during the Brown and Dyer Exposition starting June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
Brown and Dyer
Willa Jean Bolling
Thornton
W. Va
Robert Johnson
Orange Root credited for Rev Merrifield’s recovery in Cecil WV ad
An advertisement touts Orange Root tonic as a life restoring remedy praised by Rev James P Merrifield of Cecil near Gratton West Virginia. It claims the tonic improved his appetite strength and sleep after a period of weariness and nervousness. The ad notes growing sales in Grafton and urges readers to obtain three bottles and Nuggets from Gratton Drug & Chemical Company with prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
W. Va
E Root
James
FP. Merrifield
Gratton
Grafton
Gratton Druk & Chemical Company
Orange Root Abr Pearl Street Local Names List
Long list of residents with ages and addresses, including Jackie Heath, John Paugh, Billie Preston, Alice Poling, Hetty Robinette, Herbert McCue, Winifred Brestel, Paul Phillips, Paul Defenbaugh Jr, Letty Fisher, Betty McCracken, Betty Mays, Lilly Holtz, Margaret Campbell, Dorothy Arnold, Kenneth Newton, Juanita Sert, Rose Mary Adams, Margaret Gilbert Horton, Rose Mary Sheets, Walter Murphy, Virginia Kalbaugh, Kathryn Rawivey, Audrey James, Carol Rogers, William Rosier, Eldin Rosier, Georgia DeMoes, Mary Kelley, Frances Waller, Jane Christin, Will Warder, Atwill Pitzer Jr, Helen Higgleman, Pauline Pritchard, Betty Brown, Mary Phipps, Lillian Shop, Mary Burton, Dorothy Hoban, Harold, Helen Frye, and others, with street addresses in Grafton and nearby towns. The item appears as a populated directory fragment from Orange Root area. The passage also contains a brief stray note about a church incident involving a bishop and a crime report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Street
Jackie Quentin Heath
Rowlesburg
John Paugh
State
Main Street
Billie Alice Preston
Francis Street
Alice May Poling
R. Ton
Alice Lorain Teasley
Owlesburg
W. Va
Hetty Lee Robinette
Latrobe Street
Herbert Graeme McCue
Lincoln Street
Winifred Brestel
Grand Street
Paul Junior Phillips
Wendel
Paul Defenbaugh, Jr
Washington Street
Letty Florence Fisher
Worthy
Maple Avenue
Betty Lee McCracken
Grafton
Betty Jo Mays
W. Washington
Lilly Paul Holtz
Love Avenue
Margaret Virginia Campbell
Ars
W. Knotts
Dorothy Louise
Arnold
Kenneth
Marshall Newton
Juanita Sert
Theyer At Die
Rose Mary Adams
Maireet
Gilbert “Horton
Boyd Street
Rose Mary Virginia Sheets
Walter Ellis Murphy
Virginia Bell Kalbaugh
Thornton
Kathryn Drene Rawivey
William Dorsey Rosier
Eldin Clay Rosier
Georgia
Gay DeMoes
High Street
Mary Alice Kelley
Frances Joan Waller
I Jane Christin
Holt Apartments
William ‘Thomas Warder
Jerrys Avenue
Atwill Pitzer, Jr
W. Wilford Street
Helen Marie Higgleman
Pauline Pritchard
Betty Brown
Mary Mildred Phipps
Beech Street
Aletty
Joan James
Lillian Shop
Mary Virginia Burton
Flemington
Dorothy Lee Hoban
Harold (“Er
Helen Ruth” Frye
Graftonars
Reed’s State Cautinlled From Page One West Virginia voters rally for Senator Reed
The article notes a broad moral coalition in West Virginia backing Senator James A. Reed. It describes volunteers who went to the polls to support the Democratic nominee and protect the party from disruption over the nomination. It references Governor Smith’s allies and concerns within party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
James A. Reed
Pam
Smith
United States
Strong Winds Reported In Transatlantic Flight Saga
The account describes Sam Chapman and Miss Earhart, with letters from a mother in Halifax, as the crew plans a landing beyond England. They aim to fly until fuel runs out, then descend, seeking a longer flight than any predecessor along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Sammel Chapman
Reston
Miss Earhart
Atlantic
Return of Jerome Folds Betsy into Happy Family
Betsy and Major greet Jerome as he returns to claim Betsy and their baby Jerome Bonaparte. Betsy agonized by gossip over Betsy and Jerome’s marriage, but their reunion seals happiness. Jerome proclaims love, the baby resembles him, and the restored family savors a shared future as the chapter closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferome
Bonaparte
Betsy
France
Jerome
Mary
Betty
George
Benny
Srong
Eph
Mme
Cerse
Napoleon
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Sitter
West Main St
Jonday
Associated Press
Jeneths
Killes
Stromberg Ison
Dicken
WOR
Newark
Enginette Boys
Main Street Jazz Choir
Belmont Park
King of Clubs
Little Symphony
Atlantic City
WEEI
Boston
Wgit
Buffalo
Walbc New York
Tuckeys Meni
Philadelphia
WEAF
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WGY
WBZ
Troubadours
TM Stromberg Carlson Sextet
WIC
Washington
Eveready
Central
KYW
Chicago
Martha Washington
H4g
Cincinnati
WSAI
Safety Club
Theiberling Singers
WTAM
Cleveland
Orchestra
Rive Plash Indians
Ford St
Neue Call
Wilford Street
VOR Sale
Batrobe Street
Jennings
Geum Loins
Franky Hostler
Grafton Pyipting, Co
B. F. Poe
W. Main St
Clequot Eskimos
Ieee
WCX
Detroit
Stromberg Carlson
Merry Three
Cigar Girls
Jacksonville
Lownas Louisville
Voters’ Service
Ofriquot Eskimos
IR. E. Talbott
Philippi Man
Moose
Rev
Merrifield
Misservey
Fuerly
Woodward
Vastor
Knifton
S. C
Nesto Borglar
Sayle
Guerry
Thhe University of the South
Reed
TEPEE
Redwood
Cloverbloom
Reamer
Arline DE Haas
Warner Broa. Pictures, Inc
Dolores Costello
Warner
Aida Johnson Young
Osgood
Joli
Cate
Palmyra
Sind Jin
Guebrie
Alkire's Cash Grocery
Brownton
W. van Foster
G. W
Glenn
J. R
Grafton Way
Shroyer
A. B
Soares
We Thomas
Welch
Ella
Grattons
Willis Mideafton
Sharps
S8og
Newburg
Wolfe Brothers
Haney Bros
Rosemont
Russell Bros
Eggating, Frank
Hollis & Co
H.R. Rowlesburg
Ibavis
M. L. Simpson
Internoto ‘Armandy
Simpson
Shaffer
A. M
W. Petoney
W. H
Tunnélton
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