Radio Daybook Highlights National Network Listings
Tuesday's silent stations and schedules show WEAF WGKU KDKA WBAL and many others airing concerts, orchestras, recitals, and sports updates across major markets. Listings include Boston WEEI New York WOR Philadelphia WCA Pittsburgh WCAE Providence WJAR and more with evening and late night programs across Eastern Central and Pacific time zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temst
WCG
Atlantic City
Chalionte-Maddos Tria
WBAL
Baltimore
Pingido-Aubal
Sral Mate Quartet
Naval Academy Band
WEEI
Boston
Brother Club
New _WNAC
WGR
New York
WOR
Newark
Bretton Hall
WEAF
Ainety
Wiz
Frank Dole
Marine Band Orchestra
Gers
Olsen
WNYC
Markeis
Chik
WGBS
WFYI
Philadelphia
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WCAE
WJAR
Providence
WEA
WRVA
Richmond
Nest
Ciarist
Wgys
Waz
Springfield
Flourse Mn
Sm. Sieh
WBZ
CKCL
Toronto
Radio Dance Orchestra
WRC
Washington
WIAG
Worcester
WEA Aup
Woman's Mission Society Meeting Scheduled Afteroon
The Woman's Fogsign Mission ary Society of the Methodist will meet tomorrow at 3 o'clock with Mrs. O Bowman at 1106 Ohio Street. Mrs. Clara Beach will lead the gathering. Mrs. F W Blackmar has returned from Kansas City after attending a Ti Beta Phi alumnae banquet at the University Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Fogsign Missionary Society of the Methodist
O‘bowman
Ohio Street
Clara Beach
F. W. Blackmar
Kansas City
Alfred Frost
Ti Beta Phi
University Club
Pers
Misses Helen and Virginia Pendleton Attend Benefit
Misses Helen and Virginia Pendleton plan to go to Topeka this evening for a benefit performance of Fifty-Fifty at the Woman's Club. FR Dodris was in Manhattan on business today. Mrs Charles days in Kansas, Mr and Mrs Downes of Kansas City came to Lawrence for the weekend and the Messiah presentation Sunday evening. Mr Downes will stay a week with Myre, Cora Moershell, and friends, then return for the Schumann-Heink concert. Dr J R Bechtel returned Sunday from a Dallas medical convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Virginia Pendleton
Toneka
Woman's Club
Dodris
Manhattan
Charles Day
Kansas
Downes
Kansas City
Lawrence
Myre
Cora Moershell
J. Re Bechtel
Sanday
Dallas
Tex
Ster
Fashion Notes from Hedda Hoyt on Summer Shawls and Accessories
New York fashion notes describe evening shawls in gold and silver cloth with silk fringe and chiffon linings, metal brocades, ankle corsages, and chartreuse handkerchiefs matching gowns. The season favors petticoat silhouettes, multi colored hats, and dot patterns, with various accessories and shifting undergarment trends.
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Ty Hedda Hoyt
New York
A. P
Local Notes Highlight Community Visits and School News
Hix visits on Nine Mile farm with daughter Mrs. Buckingham while Ray Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Graham and Mrs. D. M. Woods of Kansas City spend Sunday with the Grahams. Mrs. McCledry improves. Capper rep in town. Farmers Mull and Hall rent pasture land east of Tonganoxie. land on former Artman place remains unrented. Skeets buys two teams. Phene family celebrates 77th birthday. Anna Taylor and Arne visit Tonganoxie. Lunar talks on seed corn sales. school notes report illness absences and attendance. Miss Phenicie resumes school. Reno school closes with dinner. Mrs. Lidsky dies in Kansas City. Aid Society vote sends fruit to Mrs. Langley. rain shortens meeting but fruit donation planned.
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Hix
F. J. Buckingham
Nine Mile
Ray Johnson
Jess Graham
D. M. Woods
Kansas City
Robert Graham
Margaret McCledry
FW. Brown
Lawrence
Capper Publications
Messrs. Mull and Hall
Tonganoxie
Artman Place
H. G. Skeets
Clyde Ford
Graham ‘Road
Ralph W. Phenicle
George W. Phenicle
Anna Taylor
Arne
Bros
Tom Ward
Charlie Taylor
C. L. Dehoff
Woman Links Health Return to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy
Ethel May Snider of Hartford City credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after overwork and care duties. She stopped outside work, started the medicine, and now feels much better. The company reports thousands of testimonials from grateful women nationwide.
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Ethel May Snider
R. R.1
Hartford City
Lydia E. Pinkham
Star
Lydia B. Pinkham
Villa Eden Social Notes Mention Local Visits
Mrs. Jean McKone hosts a ice cream treat enjoyed by all. Mr. Sam Kelsall Jr. visited home over the weekend. Miss Mary Breese takes Mackay school for the next year at The Villa. Eden school will close Thursday with a supper. Charles Hallenbeck Ernest and Arnold Torneden traveled to Lawrence Saturday night. Mrs. Oliver Hill visited Eudora Thursday. William Torneden and family were in Eudora Friday. Mrs. Lizzie Torneden and Mrs. Hadlock called on A. Schultz in Lawrence who has been ill Sunday afternoon. Other Torneden and Brock family members noted at Villa Eden residence.
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Fred Wolf
Martin Coyne
St. John's Hospital
Leavenworth
Fd Doyle
E. L. Foulke
Kansas
Othel Wiley
Robert Blaker
Retiio Lew
Robert. Crabbe
Mwe
W. A. Hallenbeck
Taper Mill
Reno Bays
Z. E Crabbe Sage
Arley
S. T. Nowell
MacComb
Jean McKone
Sam Kelsall Jr
Mary Breese
Mackay School
Villa
Eden School
Charles Hallenbeck
Ernest
Arnold Torneden
Lawrence
Oliver Hill
Eudora
William Torneden
Lizzie Torneden
Hadlock
A. Schultz
Lena
Minnie Torneden
Anna Torneden
Fern Brock
Lloyd
Douglas and area visitors and school notes
The report lists local residents visiting Lawrence and nearby towns, funeral attendance for William Schwartz, and various community updates. It notes Miss Ruth Pettengill hired to teach at Villa Edin, county exams in Linwood, school out Tuesday, and plans for a closing day dinner. Several residents travel, illness reports, construction, and a Quincy PTA meeting precede a University of Kansas Rae concert.
Ret See Jimmie Tennyson Tailor Ladies Coats Remodeled
Local advertisement announces Jimmie Tennyson, tailor, offering remodeled ladies coats and suits at 80315 Mass. and phone number 470 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Tennyson
Band Plays At Corner Event On Eighth And Maassachusetts
A crowd gathered at the corner of Eighth and Maassachusetts as the band led by J C McCanles performed several selections under the direction of McCanles attracting local participation and applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth and
Maassachusetts Street
J. C. McCanles
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Stocks
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ST. Louis
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Woo
WLIT
WAHG
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CFCA
CFCF
Carrie
Reno
C. W. Hemphill
Dr. Coe
Eleanor McKone
L. 8
Wiley
Helen Uhl Lidsky
Bleakley Jr
Bleakley School
Viola Kahn
Frances Pearson
Phenicie
F. {. Buckingham
Howell
Fred Harman
Six Corners
Violet Cook
Aid Society
Langley
Villa Eden
Isadora Duncan, JR
Byru H. Striebel
Rumsey
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J. C. Rumsey
H. C. Rumsey
Styx
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Jasmin DE Corse
L’or
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Chas
Saturda
Godfrey Reez
William Schwartz
Overbrook
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Villa Edin
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Merlin Brokk
L Elmer Zimmerle
Louis Torkejgen
Linwood
Mary Sweeney
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Turner
Leonard Trepp
Childern
John
Robert Gregg
W. M. Sawyer
T. B. Davenport
Frank Pettengill
David Casteel
W. E. Brock
Roy. Canary
Fall Leaf
Quincy P.T.A
Quincy Parent-Teacher Association
University of Kansas- Rae
Hall
J. Cheney .&Co
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Coats
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