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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
4
From New York on December 16, reports indicate rival networks discuss plans for a joint or competing program. The chatter centers on potential moves by Leon and Belasco's orchestra as discussions advance.
A fragmented Friday radio lineup from WLW to WABC CBS NBC lists hourly programs, host names, and performances. Notable entries include Bob Albright, Anise, Gene and Gronn, Sun shine, and multiple orchestras such as Archer's Dance Orchestra and Sun river acts. The document records varied shows, guests, and time slots across stations, highlighting a busy, eclectic broadcast day.
A sprawling schedule from WEAR to WCKY lists 7:15 Warnioni lva and many acts. From news dramas to football, orchestras and talk, the lineup spans New York to Cincinnati with Fannie Hurst broadcasting, Jos Van and Jos Furst’s orchestra, and Al Jolson among plenty of orchestral and vocal programs.
West Elkton society page reports Mrs Effie Schyee and daughter Melon visiting Cinemanli Mrs Sarah Holbrook and Albert Kirk family from Camden in town Monday. Lillian Kirk visited Jane Fish Monday afternoon Nellie Kirk and Pauline traveled to Middletown on business Rubert Stubbs and Howard Sipysel went to Cincinnati Thursday Mr and Mrs Otto Fost and Mrs Lara Stubbs visited Miss Anna Mary Pottenge Somerville Ohio a young woman plans a wedding soon Frank Grogan called on Janis Fish Thursday evening James and George Kirk joined Albert R Kirk on a trip to Cincinnati last Thursday The stork delivered a baby girl at the Wheeler residence about Wednesday morning About 24 young people attended the basketball game at West Alexandria last Friday night Three gnomes played plus two amateur games and a high school boys game ended 18 to 15 for Gratia Hays Tenes Kirk visited Vernon Chrismer on business Saturday Misses Marie Chrismer Elly Taylor and Mary Wright visited Mrs El Sobree and daughter Helen Wednesday afternoon Mr M Kirk spent Wednesday evening with B J Kenworthy Ida Bell Chrisimer called on Anna Kenworthy last Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Henry Kenworthy and daughter Ruth spent Sunday
Afternoon visits shift through Middletown as Mr. and Mrs. Jim Remworthy host guests while Mr. Vernon Chrismer and Miss Catherine Chrismer spend a Saturday afternoon shopping. Mary Wright and Smiley family members join, with Hazel Christzer Helen Sehree Elizabeth Wright also seen enjoying the afternoon. Donald Kirk and Hazel Chrismer accompany Catherine Channee in Middletown.
The Livestock Feeders and Breeders entertainment committee decided Thursday to postpone the banquet planned for Saturday evening at the WY due to cold weather. The event now will be held sometime in March to avoid interfering with alley farm organizations activities in the next five months.
Church schedule lists Bible school and worship times at New Miami, Pilgrim Holiness, Salvation Army, and Christ Church. Community Chest meeting to elect officers Friday. Local health update notes Mrs. H. M. Cobb recovering from surgery at Fort Hamilton hospital. Family visits report include Weatherby, Vollmer, and Davish households. repair and illness mentions persist.
Venice, Dec. 18 An attendance of 53 marked a recent Christian Endeavor meeting with sharp interest. A flag drill by eleven girls in national costumes drew praise, and two vocal solos were enjoyed. A Christmas story will be told next Sunday under Rev. Benjamin Andres, with Kris Riley solo and a piano duet by Lorri and Vernon Tragemer. A cordial welcome to all. Mary Anderson dies at Madisonville. Mrs. John Hudson Dunn, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Dunn, and sister of Edward Wade, is survived by husband John Hudson and a host of relatives. The M. E. Sunday School prepares for a Christmas program Friday night. Donations for Christmas baskets requested. The church hosts a community nutrition meeting with cooking demos. A barn on the Walman farm burned last Friday morning. fire department contained damage. Local notes: Mrs. Mary Anderson ill with erysipelas. Mrs. Louis Ryeese still a patient. Prof. John Kilburn out with the grip. Carl Engle recovering from arm surgery. Venice Howard-Cisle from Richmond visiting family. Edna Roll undergoing treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Burns hosted a dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Stander honored on return from honeymoon. Leona Breese studying in Germany. a son born to Mr. Orville Tuscom. Grace Weismeyer visiting from Cincinnati.
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