Wednesday Radio Schedule Highlights By City
United Press compiled list outlines Wednesday April 28 radio features across major stations from WEAF New York to KSD St Louis. Programs include orchestra concerts talks recitals and broadcasts from WQJ Chicago WLS Mozart series and city-specific lineups with times and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEEI
Boston
Big Brother
New York
WNAC
Federation
WGR
Buffalo
Century
WEAF
Patricia Boyle
Whiteman
WMAK
WTAM
Cleveland
Rupp
Lombardo
WEAQO
Columbus
WGHP
Detroit
WWJ
WCX
WJR
Iketre’s Orchestra
TIC
Hartford
Esther Neilson
WMBF
Miami Beach
WLW
Cincinnati
WERC
Piinner
Gsna
Henk
Plelvey
Wor
Davenport
L'himes Cone
Hampton
Win Swindell
Koa Denver
Solio
Negra Kfex
Hastings
Aughan’s
Virginians
Wos
Jefferson City
Sage Progasa
Louisville
Madison
University Hectare
Weco
Minneapoli-St. Paul
Sin
Rey
Sashvill
Peethhoven Cuartette
KLX
Oakland
KGW
Portland
KSD
ST. Louis
S4s
Spling. Rand
WBAP
WFAA
WOAW
WGBS
CNRT
CNRE
CNRA
CNRV
WCBD
WRC
WJY
WEL Wip
WPG
WMC. Iy
Sign of the Times talk on youth and values by Rev Hislop
Rev Edward Hislop spoke on Signs of the Times before Temola Club at Mrs J T Constant home. He warned of rapid change since the war, praised tolerance, urged better parent child and teacher pupil bonds, and urged love and intelligence in life. He reviewed What I Believe by Bertrand Russell and The Revolt of Modern Youth by Judge Ben Lindsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hislop
Temola Club
J. T. Constant
Giverce
Wwislop
Bertrand Russell
Ben Lindsey
RK. Hickeon
Coen Burn
Personal notices from Baldwin and nearby towns
Mrs J WL DL Anderson returns home to Baldwin after months with daughter Mrs J W Murray. Mrs Lloyd Perrack, visiting Mrs Clara H Kimerson, goes home to Barnes. Mrs Olin Halderman and Mrs Edin Weeks spend day in Kansas City. J G Jackson travels to Bonner Springs. C E Woodward and J C McKinzie in Kansas City on business. Co F Miksel of Detzer ill with flu but improving. George Kirchhoff Sr. made a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. WL DL Anderson
Baldwin
J.W. Murray
Lloyd Perrack
Clara Hkimerson
Barnes
Olin Halderman
Edin Weeks
Kansas City
J. G. Jackson
Bonner Springs
C. E. Woodward
J. C. McKinzie
Business Today
Co. F. Miksel
Detzer
George Kirchhoff Sr
Knights Templar Drill Regulations Published at Newton Kas
The Knights Templar of the United States published here the drill regulations adopted at Seattle in July 1925. The final report was approved January 15 by Grand Master George W Valtery of Denver and authorized for publication. The 1922 New Orleans conclave committee included Terry M Hoisington Newton Frank C Jones Houston and William H Jennings Chicago. The manual covers marching and sword drill rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Newton
Kas
United States
Seattle
Wash
George W. Vatlery
Denver
Colo
New Orleans
Terry ° M
Hoisington
Frank
C. Jones
Houston
Tex
William H. Jennings
Chicago
Possum Takes Refuge in City Store
A fat possum fled along Commercial Street and sought shelter behind a silk counter inside a local department store. A possum posse formed by bystanders pursued the animal and eventually captured it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperia
Commercisl Street
Dressmaking tips for better home sewing in New York
Practical guidance for home dressmakers from patterns to finishing touches. Run a center front and back basting thread to keep symmetry. Leave extra fabric for pattern changes, finish shoulder seams before sleeves, hang skirts last, and allow a day for circular hems to sag. Handles chiffon with care and proper pin use for buttons. Each seam should be pressed promptly once secure.
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New York
U. P
Epworth League to Elect Officers Next Sunday Evening
Fairview brief notes election for Epworth League officers set for May 2 at 8 PM. Attendees include Mrs Luke Brown and Miss Ruth Brown of Lawrence, and Mr Homer Brownlee with Mr Harold Marshall visited Mrs N B Brown's home Sunday. Several attendees and visitors are listed among local families.
The Happy Housewife and the Homemaker Ideal
An ad praises the homemaker as central to a nation's strength. It extols a wife who nourishes her family with meals, maintains the home, raises children, supports her husband, and aids neighbors. The piece urges women to guard health and cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Ady
Sunday Socials Retire to Homes and Helens Laws
Miss Jessie and Helen King of Vinland attend Sunday dinner with E. O. L. Brown family. Mrs. Peters and Mabel Peters visit Hed Howard family. C. A. Whedon and others sing Messiah. Esther Johnson visits Gibel Day. Carrie Ah Ny AWHS guest at Waters home. Mrs. Brown cares for ill boy. Otto Dreher and E Leary visits. T. N. Shirar and Ray Shirar share Sunday dinner. Eugene Leary sees Memorial high school play in Lawson. J. N. Shirar visits C. Tr. Shirar family. Day family guests at D. G. Cooper. Maurice Suitor and Florende Myrtle visit M. B. Brownlee family. Caroline Perkins of Lawrence to teach Fairview school term. R. I. Stamwix and family noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Ah
Waters Anu
Brown
Clarence Meek
Otto Dreher
E. Leary
T. N. Shirar
Ray Shirar
Eugene Leary
Memorial High School
Lawsan
J. N. Shirar
M. B. Brownlee
Caroline Perkins
Lawrence
Fairview School
Stamwix
Local community notices from Vinland and surrounds
Clayton of Six Corners spent Monday at Clyde Edwards home. Emma Cooper visited Mabel Wells Wednesday night. Wells dined at Brownlee home Sunday. Peter Dreher visited with Nick Thorne near Lone Star. Edwards family hosted visits Saturday evening. Chas Howard stayed with A T Lynch and attended Oak Ridge final day of school. Clifford Cooper of Midland called at B C Day home Sunday afternoon. Floyd Nisely and Bobbie visited Ed Howard Saturday evening. Mabel Peters and Vinton Peters called at Joe Saile’s Thursday evening. B C Pay and daughters Lewis and Theodore Howard joined George and Hattie Leese at Vinland high school junior play. Ralston family visited Homer and M R Brownlee Friday evening. Mabel Day attended Sunday school picnic supper and hay rack ride with Vinland people Wednesday evening. Ruth Brown is employed to teach Sarcoxic school coming term. Griffin family and stairs were Sunday afternoon callers at Win. Somoan at Sibley. Walter Howard and Maxine spent Sunday evening with Mrs Peters and family. F E Leary and Eugene visited Anna Lotthrop and Bert Aver in Fall Leaf Sunday afternoon and called on Mrs Woods in Lawrence. Oscar Brownlee spent Monday in Kansas City on business. Otto Dreher and daughters with Peter Dreher visited Schuetz home near Richland Sunday. Clyde Edwards family visited Herbert McClintock Sunday. Peter Dreher spent Thursday with Otis Lindell in Lone Star and visited Wil Schwartz and Mike Young homes Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge
Clifford Cooper
Midland
B.C
Floyd Nisely
Bobbie
Ed Howard
Mabel Peters
Vinton Peters
Joe Saile
B.C. Pay
Lewis
Theodore Howard
George
Hattie Leese
Vin
Ftairs
Av Win
Soman
Sibley
Walter Howard
Maxine
Peters
FE. Leary
Eugene
Anna Lotthrop
Bert Aver
Fall Leaf
Woods
Lawrence
Oscar Brownlee
Kansas City
Otto Dreher
Peter Dreher
Jake Schuetz
Richland
Clyde’ Edwards
Herbert McClintock
Otis Lindell
Lone Star
Wil Schwartz
Mike Young
Workmen Discover Coal Vein in Chanute Subway Dig
Workmen excavating for the Santa Fe subway uncover a thin coal vein and a bed of live oysters between rock formations. The find includes a curious smile of both success and surprise from the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
New Beauty Cream Mello-cle Promises Quick Complexion Change
Round Corner Drug Co promotes Mello-cle beauty cream claiming fast skin transformation. The ad promises nonsticky finish, overnight wear, whitening and cleansing effects while nourishing the complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Corner Drug Co
Danderine Promises Hair Restorative Benefits
The ad claims constant curling and waving ruin hair color lustre and life, causing dryness brittleness and dandruff with roots shrinking and hair falling out. It touts Danderine a five cent bottle that goes to the roots to invigorate nourish and strengthen hair making it appear thicker softer and more lustrous.
Mrs Eberhardt Improved After Hip Injury
Mrs Anne Eberhardt of 1182 Rhode Island street was reported this morning to be slightly improved after a fall that fractured a hip bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Eberhardt
Rhode Island Street
Lemon Skin Bleach Promoted as Wonder Cleansing Lotion
A mythic lemon based facial bleach is advertised using lemon juice and Orchard White sold by druggists. The ad claims it yields a harmless, fragrant whitening lotion to apply on face neck arms and hands. It touts stage beauties using it for a clear rosy white complexion and fades freckles sunburn and tan.
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Mozart
Wtam—Auditorium
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ARK
Paris’ Orchestra
Fifth Ave
Chamber Musicale
the Merrymakers
Doerr
Chadours
Jarrett
Miller's Orchestras
WLIT
Philadelphia
Dream Daddy
Margaret Barr
Arcadia Orchestra
KDKA
East Pittsburgh
WCAE
Pittsburgh
William Penn Orchestra
Kramer
WJAR
Providence
WRVA
Richmond
WAHG
Richmond Hill
WGY
Schenectady
Eastman Orchestra
Rochester
WBZ
Springfield
Radio Nature League
WBZ Concert Company
Holyoke
CFCA
Toronto
Salvation Army Band
Watson'’s Orchestra
WCAP
Washington
ISSO
WTAG
Worcester
Rails
U.P
WSB
Atlanta
Biltmore Orchestra
KYW
WMAQ
Whitney Trio
WMAO
WQJ
WHT
WEBH
Osborn
Deaktone
WLS ‘Trio
WLS Circus
WGN
WLIB
Walt
Jinner
Zodiac Club
Merc
F. B. Stouffer
W.os. Johnson
Ireland
Arran Islands
A. J. Russel
W. T. Yeats
Troefessor
Johnson
Northern
Southern
Mic. Jehusom
Alfred Grey
Chile
Tlis
Quivira Club
N. T. Bailey
Mic. Doss Woodward
A. L. Perris
Douglas County
Wichita
Want City
de Florence
Sherbon
Kansas
Banks Erown
No Name Bat
Parker
Mexico
Australia
Fevpt
W. KB. Bewersock
Friay Aafternoon
Ji Me
Ladies’ Literary League
George Maftet
Re. Hugh Wand
Stillwater
Okla
Jennie Wright
Salina
Flow. Olney
Anna Olinger
Will Anderson
Topeka
H. Lindley
Ariane
Ruth Ashley
Id Anderson
F. M. Bond
Astry Morrow
Robinson Gymnasium
Frank D. Merriam
QO. 1S. Guffer
Schuyler C. Nichols
E. N. Allen
McAlester
B.F. Akers
Charles, Weller
Horace Hall
Irene Horner
Jonathan B. Carter
Wilson
W. F. Shaw
Darrell
W. Courtney
W. L. Newman
W. A. Young
Burlington
Herbert Kilby
Alpha Gamma Delta House
Kilby
Middle West
Columbia
Norman
D. P. Burdick
W. L. Burdick
J. F. Daniels
Toneka
Roy Herndon
R. T. Bruner
V.A. Young
Robert Eggert
Washington, D. C
Glenn Murphy
Seneca
J. E. Haniels
C. C. Makepeace
Fairview
Epworth League
Luke Brown
Ruth Brown
Homer Brownlee
Sre
Harold Marshall
N. B. Brown
Mildred
Mabel Davy
Bowersock
Mabel
Will Cannon
Clarence Reynolds
O. H. Cooper
B. C
the Ice & Storage Co
Ie Radie
Vermont
Lawrence, Rana
Saylé
Ward
Merchant of Happiness
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
L. E. Eby
C. Stevenson
Reding
Kennedy Plumbing Company
Call Palace’ Barber
Jimmie’ Tennyson
Taige
Mae
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