Sunday to Saturday Radio Schedule Details
A dense weekly broadcast grid lists programs across Sunday through Saturday with times, show names, and segments such as Morning News, Music for Sunday, News roundups, Weather, Market Reports, and Sports. It includes religious hour blocks, ministerial associations, Lawrence Welk, Easy Listening, and various local interest segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Ministerial Association
Harding
St. Francis
Navy
Central Colleges
Senator Mundt
Sioux City
le Mars Ministerial Association
Hawarden
Lawrence Welk
Radio Farm
Jas Newwy
le Murs Ministerial Association
Farm News
D& News
Childrens Chapel
Plymouth County
Perry Center News Roundup of Local Visits and Death
Cheryl Bogenrief home from hospital using crutches after a gate fell on her leg and casted, while Mrs. Bart Williams visited Miss Rachael Smith in Ponca. University of Iowa student Mary Kay Free vacationed with parents October 17 18. Wes Winders 71 of Battle Ground Washington died October 13. Bouoria f buried at Battle Ground Cemetery after leaving Sioux City in 1948 and living here about 45 years. survivors include widow Gail two sons Ray and Stanley one daughter Mrs. Emly Carter two sisters and a brother. Grace Vondrak and granddaughter Coleen visited son Leo Vondrak in Le Mars. Birthday party for Douglas Williams attended by family from South Sioux City. Mrs. Tom Flannery and Kirt visited George Mansfield in Sioux City. Cliff Lindlief home visit by Roberts family bringing hogs to Sioux City market. Pay Knapp and Robert Knapp with Warren visited Lawrence Vondrak. Deloris spent Sunday with Frank Beaulieu in Leeds. Margaret Daws spent weekend with Donna Searan in Leeds. Big Hathalway of Sioux City visited Adolph Kavarna. Agnes Haglund spent days in a Sioux City hospital after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Center
Cheryl Bogenrief
Gene Bogenrief
Cheryl
Bart Williams
Rachael Smith
Ponca
Mary Kay Free
University At
Iowa City
Francis Free
Wes Winders
Battle Ground
Washington
Bouoria F
Grace Vondrak
Coleen
Sioux City
Leo Vondrak
le Mars
Earl Williams
Richard Williams
Douglas
Daryl Williams
South Sioux City
Tom Flannery
Kirt
George Mansfield
Harold Roberts
Morris
Minnesota
Cliff Lindlief
Roberts
Pay Knapp
Robert Knapp
Warren
Lawrence Vondrak
Deloris
Frank Beaulieu
Leeds
Margaret Daws
Local Hostesses Noted At Shower For Pearl Schwebach
Mrs. Ray Berner of Alameda is omitted from a write up of hostesses who entertained at a shower for Miss Pearl Schwebach of Alton Iowa, hosted at Mrs. George Schnepf's home. Visitors Florian Stoffel and family stayed with Emil Hansen, while Eastern Star leaders attend Grand Chapter in Cedar Rapids. Le Mars Rainbow Girls met with Mrs. Carol Parkinson at the Masonic Temple, planning a bake sale before Eastern Star on November 2. Mrs. Ed Kuss hosted her bridge club, and Mrs. Theodore Love hosted a large group for coffee after visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Berner
Alameda
California
Pearl Schwebach
Alton
Iowa
George Schnepf
Florian Stoffel
Sibley
Emil Hansen
Andrew Siebens
Eastern Star Lodge
Newendorp
Bonnie Hammer
Cedar Rapids
Grand Chapter
Eastern Stars of
le Mars Assembly of Rainbow Girls
Carol Parkinson
Masonic Temple
Sandra Lundgren
Eastern Star
Ed Kuss
Theodore Love
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shelton
Voice of Agriculture
H & G Whiting
Turkey
Jonathon
Kraft
Carmel
Bakerite
del Monte Tomato
Philadelphia
NUT Department
Liberty
Wahson
Golden
Florida
Wells
Blue Bunny
Wells’ Blue Bunny Dairy & Ice Cream CO
Wspa PY
Rock & Roll Review
Don Sohl and
The
Roadrunners
Ron Thompson
Rowdy
Guitar
the Broughams
Dennis Volk
Avalon Ballroom
Remsen
Preen E
Fay Terpenning
Frank Scholer
Hoover