Radio Station Schedule Highlights and Concert Lineup
Alphabetically listed AM time schedules show Coast stations from ATLANTIC CITY to NEW YORK with daily programs including dinner music, orchestras, choruses, and special features. Entries note times, groups like U. S. Marine Band, Harvesters, Eskimos, and various orchestras, plus movie and theater segments and sports reminders.
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Ross
Esx
Atlantic City
Creatore
Blu—Traymore Oschestra
Welsh Mole Chorus
WBAL
Baltimore
Sandman
F. Db. Weaver
WHAL
Guartette
WEEI
Boston
WEAF
WGR
Bialo
Scarler Orchestra
WTAM
Cleveland
Hollenden Orchestra
Any Weao
Columbus
Iuntity
WGHP
Detros
Krohckers
Tuller
WWI
Detroit
WCX
WJR
Galdkette
WTIC
Hartford
Soprage
Melody Makers
Heimberger
WREO
Lansing
Wreo Orchestra
WMBF
Miami Beach
Dazcel
CNRM
Montreal
the Harvesters
The
Eskimos
Suvertown
Buffalodians Orchestra
Wiz
New York
Judge, Jr
U. P. Sports Review
U. S. Marine Band
Swané
Market Reports Show Declines Across Livestock and Grain
Agricultural and commodity notes describe lower hog and cattle prices amid a general downturn, with wheat and corn futures mixed and grain markets showing softer demand. Grain futures quoted for July and September follow the day’s shifts while livestock prices edge down, and hogs and fat cattle face weaker trends in the regional markets.
Emporia Mayor Allows Klan Parade Yet Bans Masks
In Emporia Kansas mayor Atherton says Klan members may parade on Plain Street but cannot wear masks while W A Smith assistant attorney general warns against regalia. Meetings in eastern Kansas towns are aimed at boosting Klan membership ahead of upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Ku Klux Klan
Kansas
W. A. Smith
QO. T. Atherton
Atherton
Prices Lifted on Wall Street Amid Steel Trade Optimism
June 16 report notes prices rose as easier money rates and steel trade gains boosted stocks. Marketwide rally gathered pace near noon after early profit taking, with U S Steel surging to a year’s high. General Electric and Du Pont among leaders as about 1.9 million shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
U.S
General Electric
du Pont
Local notes mix health, visits and social events in Clinton area
Whispers of medical recovery at Flower Methodist hospital follow WwWhittaker's appendicitis operation. Local residents Mr and Mrs Horr, Mr and Mrs Skeet, and families visit, host, and honor birthdays. Club meetings, graduation remarks, and community updates fill a busy page with Kansas City and Clinton connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Methodist Hospital
Toledo
Ohio
W. H. Horr
Lawrence
C. W. Horr
Harr
Harold Skeet
Burlene
George Brown
Osskaloosa
Mr. Brown
Burne
John Canary
Midland
Pirllotte
Little Alwinna Thiry
John Thiry
Lulu Mae
Francis
Francis Thirr
Hazel
Neva Stowe
Gladys Cox
Lois Wells
Jennid Granberger
Wilma Hornberger
Esther iDal
Edith Haley
Flnier Canary
Schoo
Popeka
Tan
Nebras
Mr. Bougher
Nebraska
Homer
Clinton
Birth announced of Robert Nelson in Knowledge Hill area
Mr and Mrs Fred Granberger announce the birth of a son named Robert Nelson on June ith The Busy week includes visits from W D Janeway Weeks Stones Thiry and others Several Community Club meetings and family visits are noted with relatives in Kansas City Lawrence and Abilene The Weeks Granberger and Rice families are frequent anchors in the local diary entries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Granberger
Juneith
Robert Nelson
W. D. Janeway
Homer Weeks
Vernon, Glenn, Ardell and Lyle
Earl Stones
Earl Janeway
John Thiry
Canning Cherries
Howard Wells
Lawrence
Frank Wells
Alta Rice
Bernice
Kansas City
J. W. Rice
K. U
Ami
Stowe
Hazel
Neva
Bernice Granberger
Will Smith
Peter Weeks
Fred, Granberger
Homer
Toledo
Radio program listings across the nation show mixed orchestras and talks
A long catalog of radio schedules from various stations nationwide includes talks, music, weather, and sports features. Notable entries list WHN New York and WEAF programs with orchestras, plus regional broadcasts from KDKA Pittsburgh, WGY Schenectady, WLS Chicago, KGO Oakland, and more. The blocks include dinner music, talk segments, baseball coverage, and university concerts, reflecting a dense array of entertainment and information across the eastern to western U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Molite Slarma
Golden's Orchestra
WHN
SBS
Royal ‘Arcadians
WIP
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
WFI
Philadelph
NaseSall
WEAF
KDKA
Pittssarch
Scalza's
Orchestra
The
Symphony Players
Poststudios Center
WCAE
RGH
William Venn
WEA Wiar
Providence
WRVA
Richmond
Whittemore
WGY
Schenectady
WGY Grehe O—Salon
Theo 110
Boisclair
Springfield
Cobley Plats Orchestra
CFCA
Toronto
Watson's Orchestra
WRC
Washington
Marine Band
Satoy Orch
WRG
Bwaree Orchestra
WTAG
Worceter
Weaf. Hll
Kostiesti Oo
WGN
J Fou
EAA E
Dallas
Poy 'Ss
W—Van Alstyne
Avenpor
Cosmes
the Plowboys
Sugar Orchestra
Fort Worth
Ite
T Springs
KPRC
Houston
O—Kobugh
Gregor Jasper
Pacific Band
Kansas
Morrill Moore
Orgaz
Drake
Los Angeles
Variel Entertainment
Marsis
KHJ
Zeellner Uivartet
WHAS
Louisville
Vetter
WMC
Memphis
Selo Cooper'a
ST. Paul
Justine Boys
Mooseheart
WSMB
New Orleans
Lanety Serenaders
Radio Restlers
KGO
Oakland
Enendid
Hrokaw’s ‘Orchestra
WOAW
Omaha
KPSN
Pasadena
N. C
Ortland
Low Taudeville
Be Fa
KPO
San
Francisco
Cabilla Orchestra
KSB
ST. LN Ae
Ken Weaf
Eebtare
Zion Sae
CNRA
Went
CNRW
WSUI
RAE Ckgl
FCF
CKAC
WCAP
WKAR
Belvoir Area Social Notes and Local Visits
Henry Dirk did papering for Arthur Gilles at Belvoir. Miss Bessie Murphy of Belvoir visited Mrs. Hugene Gibler and children. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gimbler and sons from Lawrence spent time with John Hoyt’s family. Several calls to hospitals and various local visits mark a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice [Prater
Paul Gaeri
Kansas City
Kansas
Nelson Gardner
Helen Prater
S. A. Gardner
Mayfield
The
Christian Church
Soldier, Mo
Bayhand
Clinton
Gardner
Westport Ave
Kan
Helen Woodward
Howard
Russell Harrell
Mulberries
Eugene Gibler
Memorial Hospital
Frank Bidinger
Presbyterian Rhurch
Smith
Africa
Alice Woodward
Irene
Alma Har
Lloyd Hoyt
Brohaimmer
Columbia
J. D. Gibler
Minnie Lind
McIntire
Edwardsville
Kans
J.D. Gibler
J. B. Lowell
Lawrence
Stull
Tom Gibler
At Gibler
Opal
Ivan Sr
Leslie
Betty
Charles Pickens
Topeka
George White
Will Tucker
Martin Tarpy
Arthur
William
Jim. Tarpy
Frank Black
Bidinger
Edith Gibler
Boles
Webster
Ralph Gimbler
Henry Dirk
John Hart
Rose Woodward
Hutchison
Martina Pugh
Arthur Lord
Arthur Gilles
Belvoir
Bessie Murphy
Hugene Gibler
John Hoyt
Less DeMerritt
Frank Inger
Franklin
Roy Harrell
Heather and
Collins
Katherina Collins
Kate Jones
Henry
Spate
Ete
Richland
Kilworth
Funeral and church notices in Vinland area roundup
Community members attended the funeral of Sam Trlcey in Vinland and others visited or attended services and events in nearby towns. Rev Bess of Kansas City will preach at Valley Chapel on Sunday June 20. Lawrence visitors were common, with many calls to farms and homes. Several local families, including Bond and Dunn households, were noted at various activities and visits.
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Fairview
Fairview Church
Looker
Vinland
John Hill
Epworth League
Eugene Leary
Manhattan
Ed Joheson
Esther and
Earl Johnson
Williamsburg
Jake Cade
Peters
Mahel
Vinton Peters
Ed Howard
Floyd Nisely
Bobbie
A. Hunsinger
Henderson
Ernest Ralston
Emma Brown
Lawrence
Walter Pohl
Excresior
Kochler
Sam Trlcey
Joe Saile
Jona
Mr. Reusch
Bess
Kansas City
Vailey Chapel
Gottlieb Nieder
Elizabeth Dunn
Charlie Banning
Willis Dunn
Eills Bond
Kenneth
Harry Tuckett
Alvin Bond
Eudora
John Dunn
Flizebeth
Dyer
Fred Gray
Marie Schellurn
Ellis Bond
Richard B Stevens for Justice of the Peace in Lawrence
Political notice endorses Richard B Stevens as Republican candidate for Justice of the Peace in Lawrence. A Kansas University Law School graduate and assistant city attorney, he cites local experience, Legion membership, and readiness to administer a JP court with higher court efficiency.
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Richard RB. Stevens
Justice of the Peace
Law School of
Kansas
Hov
Amherican Legion
Office of Justice of the Peace
Lawrence
Stevens
Census reveals astonishing fact about women workers
A nationwide census cites 4.9 million women and girls employed across the United States in 1920. The ad features Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a health aid used by working women to maintain regularity, energy, and the ability to keep jobs. Testimonies from Missouri and Atlanta endorse improved health and stamina enabling women to work, manage households, and care for families.
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W. M. Bailey
Atlanta
Georgia
Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
Napoleon
Barer
Missouri
Parkville
EL Pinkham
Pinkham
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Fidaspa
WJZ
WPG
Wsb—Smith Secret Singers
Elystan Lights Orchestra
Zociluer
XDKA
America
France
Calyul
Srk
Cnlves
Freders
Old Texas
Choice
Ster
Jane
Milo
Kanza Aanzas
ESMI
Duly Jrst
Mensag City Hay Market
Dune
Prairie
Kansas City Produce City
Aetaherry - Bonds Speopen
J. C. Evans
Senate
Pennsylvania
House Commerce Committee
Knowledge Hill
Central Tune
Cost
WSB
Smalls Sacred Singers
Sheldon
NBC
Calgary
Hasan Male
Chicago
Sagok Orchestra
Vinlinise
Ahicago
WEBH
Orrole Orchestra
WLS
Enona
WLIB
Progrem
Cadwell
Ruth
Burton Brown
Peters Visted
D. Thomas
Chester Howard
B.C
Eugene * Leary
Methodist Church
Ray Shirar
Adrian
Mrs. Meade
Hilda Koehler
Mildred
Star Cars
Mass
Victory Garage
Valley Chapel
the Ice & Storage Co
Vermont
Laurence
Bam
Hugo Schellhorn
Frigidaire
General Motors
Electrie
Shimmons Bros
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