Fr iday Aug 26 radio program listings by city
United Press compiles a Friday schedule of autumn daylight time radio programs ordered by city. Listings include WEAF programs, orchestras, bands, dinner music, and sports from stations such as WBAL WHAM WJR and WLS, with times ranging from early evening to late night across Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati Detroit Chicago and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Rik
Authur Pryor
Howe
WBAL
Baltimore
Balletins
WBAF
Wonderatt
Way
WSAI
Cincinnati
WWFHH
CLEAR
ATER
Cleveland
Raharda
Oreange
Schmenan
Detroit
Paener
WEAF
Hartford
Toreador
cTveerares
Montreal
Denny's Orchestra
Mit
Presa Basehall
Aor
Broadway
Cities
O—Lafrance Orchestra
Moon Magic
Cere
Jessons
WAC
Aoe
Bent
Enon Trin
Philadelphia
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Council
Feline Rea
Tyson
Richmond
Adel Richmond
Edgeworth
Spielman
Orches Ester
WMAK
WGY
Eastman Theatre
Wgywmaf
Dartmouth
Semenectady
Lenin Marcel
WEAR
Springfield
CSE
WSB
Atlanta
Organ Regnal
KYW
Chicago
WIZ
Fee Es Wideawake Club
Oda Chapman’ Orchestra
Nas
Stevens Orchestra
WBAM
Ae Club
Mills Stadium
WLS
Rockwell
WOC
Davenport
Stedia
K. Ok
Esate Orchestra
Shaw Lazardone
Bankers Life
WBAP
Fort A
Femala Music
Kins
Foles
Como
Jefferson City
760 & M
Dee Marcetes
Kansas City
WDAF
Kansas
WEA Fam
EFAB
Lincoln
Orchestra Hal
Louisville
K. Wi
Studia Conce
Milwaukee
F Fascha
WCCO
ST. Paul
Pengram
Laong
Omaha
Memories of Quantrill's Raid Retold in 64th Anniversary
The piece recalls H. Davis of Thebesper and his mother enduring Quantrill's raid memories. A widow hosts strangers seeking water and a man of the house, while guerrillas abduct Elijah Stone and a caller, shoot Stone, and overwhelm the valley during the Lawrence raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quantrill
H. Davis
Davis
Elijah Stone
Missouri
Free State
Stone
Lawrence
Stone Ho
Ile
Vinland Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Community Activities
Members met at Vinland High School for a handkerchief painting and Christmas sewing lesson led by Miss Elizabeth Randel. Attendees included Miss Ollie Frye, Winifred Stevens, Bertha Weiler, Nadine Hoover, and several Mrs. and Mr. residents. Local visits featured George Hoskinson ferrying furniture to Tulsa for Albert Williams, and Mrs. Fred Will visiting Michigan Valley. A Farmers Union picnic near Baldwin featured blue and gray team uniforms and a game with High Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinland Farm Bureau
Elizabeth Randel
Ollie ‘Frye
Winifred Stevens
Bertha Weiler
Nadine Hoover
Crilla Lawson
Hoover
Grace Stevens
Mary Sturdy
George Hoskinson
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Albert Williams
Fred Will
Fred Jr
John Walton
Michigan Valley
Y. D. Loewe
Dale
Kansas City
Mary Baer
Linn
Kansas
Ira Hird
Colorado
Harry Hull
Woodrow Sturdy
Farmers Union
Baldwin
Vinland
Herman Smith
John Rochhold
Scott Hansen
Betty
Dale Crady
Katherine Randel
Lucile Craig
Everett Craig
Lawrence
Yudon Fekman
Farmers build own lines in rate protest in Wisconsin
Two farmers near Wisconsin create a two party telephone line using barbed wire, fence posts, and bottles to protest high local rates. The Aaseth and Almberg farms connect along a mile and a half of pasture and woods, starting at Aaseth’s home and using culverts and improvised insulation to reach Stocker and then Almberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
M Aaseth
N. Almberg
Aaseth-Almberg
Fred Stocker
Almberg
Stanley
Pupils Attend Full Day as Others Absent
In a Friday gathering all pupils were present except two while refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Dr. Welch, who has lived here the past year, plans to move back to Lawrence. Various locals, visitors, and family happenings fill the scene with social visits, lodge degrees, and hosting duties through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Lawrence
Johanna Griffis
Murphy
Fred Will
Paul
Harold
Kenneth
Clarence Walton
Esther Walton
Michigan Valley
L. E. Hoover
Baldwin
Rebekah Lodge
John Anderson
H. J. Murphy
Elbert Adams
Ladies Aid Society
Redinger
F. Tr. Stevens
W. H Hoskinson
Mildred Hoskinson
Kansas
H. A. Anderson
Wayne Anderson
Kansas City
Willis Elam
Henry Aston
George Sturdy
Green
Republican presidential candidates and third term questions
A reader questions era policy options and potential Republican nominees including ex governor Lowden ex secretary of state and other cabinet figures Hoover is noted for relief work. the piece asks who refused a third term and whether Coolidge served two full terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
House
Senate
Lowden
Rej
Coolidge
Bintee
Piate Niso
Wapailare
New York
Hoover
Il Cn
Bryce lifts motorcycle to summit on Ben Lomond
Edinburgh AP reports Alex Bryce rode a motorcycle to the summit of Ben Lomond, Scotland, as proof of fear. He left the bike there and climbed down with friends to reclaim it, only to find another pioneer descent had been made and the machine kept as a trophy. The ad lists bedroom suite items including a Bow End bed and vanity from Tolander’s in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Ben Lomond
Alex Bryce
Tolander’s
Massachusetts
Northwestern Coaches Turn to Chicago Veterans
Chicago AP reports Northwestern University assembled its football coaching faculty from three famed eastern leaders living in Chicago. Walter Steffen leaves the bench to coach Carnegie Tech, Arnold Horween of Harvard returns to Chicago, and Jess Hawley of Dartmouth spends the off-season here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwestern University
Walter Steffen
Superior Court
Carnegie Tech
Arnold Horween
Harvard
Jess Hawley
Dartmouth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philco
Waltenborn
Symphony
I—Pryor
CFCF
Dominion Hour
CNRT
Philharmonic Ensemble
Fat
WJ B
AL Atter
Lord Calvertile
U.P
5. H. Davis
Hesper
Wisconsin
Field Crown
Vinland and
Wesley Davault
Earl
Claude Davault
Lem Sturdy
Anna Fenton
Mary King
Advance Cleaners
N.C. and
M. E. Lindstrom
Middle West
PHONE
E. Dinsmore
East
68Th Street
Rinomere
Circle 1
Women’s League
Covenant Presbyterian Church
E. H. Dinsmore
Great Western Sugar Company Sugar
Denver, Colo
Fischer
Luther Gustafson
Adv
Bradfield Regulator Co
Ryeaver
Corsners
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