Voters to Learn Over the Ether Debut Planned
The National League of Women Voters radio voters service starts its 1930 season with January 7 broadcasts from WRC and WEAF. Ray Lyman Wilbur and Judge Ira E. Robinson discuss educational value of broadcasting and voter interest.
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Washington
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Radio Voters’ Service
National League of Women Voters
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Interior
Ira E. Robinson
Federal Radio Commission
Congress
WRC
WEAF
Associated Stations
National Broadcasting Company
Katherine Ludington
League
Midland Christmas Gathering and Local Visits
Midland residents shared Christmas meals and visits across families in the community. Numerous households hosted relatives from nearby towns, with frequent mentions of the Hunsberger Robertson Correa Nottingham and Weibel families, and outings to Lawrence and Nowata Oklahoma. A 4-H club meeting at Paul Brune's, plus several dinners and calls, reflect a busy holiday social season in Midland.
Air Vauderville Star and neighbors gather at Sunday visits
Sunday social notes recount a series of local calls and gatherings. AIR VAUDEVILLE STAR spent Sunday at Robert Lap tails. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spray and Mary Lou visited the Spray home in McLouth. Various families hosted and visited in Overbrook Lawrence and surrounding towns.
Spring Hill and Globe residents attend New Year event
Monday evening Ruth Brune of Spring Hill spent the evening at Paul Brune's. Mr and Mrs Glee Vance of Globe called at G E B Shultz Home Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Charles Spray and Mary Lou were guests at a dinner and party given New Year's Eve by the Kanwaka Literary Club.
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Dick Snow
Edgar Smith
Milo Woods
G. R. Shultz
Guy Shultz
W. L. Hiefer
E. E. Kiefer
Albert Schaake
Nowata
Okla
Jeanette Houk
Fred Bee
Elmer Ousdahl
Reynolds Shultz
G. K. Shultz
Lawrence
Phyllis
Weibel
Margaret Mary Jones
J. E. Nottingham
C. A. Jones
Kenneth
Margaret Mary
Moore
Della Weibel
Lloyd
Elmer
Walter Love and
Lydie
Albert. Schaake
W. L. Kiefer
Otto Sitz
Chris Schaake
Lydia Schaake
Paul Laptad
Peter Laptad
Pearl Laj
Ruth Brune
Spring Hill
Paul, Brune’s
Glee Vance
Globe
G. EB. Shultz
Mars
Charles Spray
Mary Lou
Kanwaka Literary Club
Big Springs PTA sponsors varied program at schoolhouse
The Big Springs Parent Teacher Association plans a Friday evening program at the schoolhouse on January 3 featuring a one act comedy, duets readings and instrumental music. A pie alamode and coffee will follow in the basement, with lunch proceeds buying pint thermos jugs for each child.
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Big Springs
FR. Webber
John D. Henry
Alma
St. Joseph
Earl Evans
Geo
Francis
Leon Smith
Paxico
Evans
Smith
Mobiloil Soprano Viola Philo Set for January 8 Broadcast
Soprano Viola Philo will return to the Mobiloil Hour on Wednesday January 8 to sing Springt of Love based on Moszkowsky famous Waltz in one act Major.
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Viola Philo
Moszkow
Gigli Maintains Compounder Role Amid Opera Prestige
Beniamino Gigli, premier Metropolitan Opera tenor, declares he remains a pharmaceutical compounder, hoping to perform on the Walter Kent Radio Hour. In a touching note, neighbors and relatives express gratitude for sympathy and floral tributes after the illness and death of their son and brother, Lucille Studebaker. Meanwhile in Brunswick Germany, fight piano manufacturers consolidate plants to 18,000 instruments yearly, about one eighth of national output.
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Beniamino Gigli
Metropolitan Opera Company
Atwalter Kent
Joe Studebaker
Lucille Studebaker
Elbert Studebaker
Harold Emeck
Joe Garbutt
Brunswick
Germany
Programs for Wren McGrew Trio and Mormon Tabernacle Orchestra
The program list includes the Wren McGrew Trio and the Mormon Tabernacle Orchestra with MeowSmith Balle. Details are fragmentary but indicate a concert sequence featuring these named groups and performers.
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McGrew Trio
the Mormon ‘Tabernacle
MeowSmith Balle Orchest
Oxy
Hia Gang
Fragmented Radio Schedule Fragments From a Historical Page
A garbled OCR radio program listing shows acts and performers across dayparts. Mentions include Ipana Troubadours, Edison, Ben Torks, Stromberg-Carlson, Empire Bounders, Amos and Andy, Weather Forecast, Manhatters, Josephine Gilson, Lew White, and Edwin Fra nk a Goldman in a collage of scattered times and station notes.
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Ipana Troubadoura
Edison
Ben Torks
Stromberg-Carlson
Empire Bionders
Aongines
Amos 'N' Andy
Shumber Muala
Saltcon
Weather Man
Ait
Wom
Jeming
A. mu—Parniests
m-Thru the Looking Glass
Ja Anaes Taeram
Josephine J. Gilson
M—Records
Mose McGraw Trley
Helen K
Mtto Dred
T Landt
Lew White
Cure Ob Band
Edwin Franka Goldman
Rie
Pett
P. m
Johnson & Johnson
SBC
Wiliams
Ollo-Maticos
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Pioneer Radio Orchestra
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Vinecent Lopez
WJZ
Wilbur
Women’s League
Midland
J. H. Eibest
M. E. Hunsberger
George, Robertson
C. H. Correa
Gerald
Clifford Higer
R. R
Nottingham
Robert
O. Sh. Bales
Russell Shaw
C. J. Spray
McLouth
G. Shultz
Amer Weibel
William Eberhard
J. K. Nottinghams
F. V
F.W. Lewis
Galen Ware
Galen, Jr
W. Wares
Arkansas
Oklahoma
W. R. Adams
Edgerton
G. N. Russell
Georgiana
Everett Eberhardt
Notiinghams
Helen Charleston
NBC
Berlin
Broadw
Goke
Paul Whiteman
Columbia Broadcasting System
Chateldon
France
River
Reich Post Office
Journal-World
Mobiloil Soprano
Eveready
Fiveready
Achning
Wren
Doan
A. Hawkins
Shotwell Street
San Francisco
Calif
Doane
Liccerr
Ks Tobacco Co