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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1928
Page
4
A compiled roster of broadcasting slots with times and show titles across two networks. Entries include music, drama, religious programs, and variety shows such as Major Bowes, David Lawrence, and the Goldman Band, with noted time zones and date.
The listing shows a two day broadcasts schedule with programs from 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday August 14 and from 10:15 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Wednesday August 15 including Voters' Service Soconyland Sketches Seiberling Singers Eveready Hour Clicquot Club Eskimos Constitutional High Spots Stromberg Carlson Sextette Lewisohn Stadium Concerts Radio Household Institute Spana Troubadours Palmolive Hour National Light Opera Sylvania Foresters Philea Hour.
The notice lists August broadcasts including Hoover Sentinels Halsey Stuart Maxwell House Michelin Flt Soldiers and several concerts. It also details National Broadcasting Company Blue and Red networks with stations across major cities such as WEAF WJZ WGN WLIT KSD WCCO KOA WFAA and many others.
Cecil Wells and B C Sackrider transacted business in Marshall Tuesday. Fred Stanfield and Jesse Spraker visited Martinsville on Wednesday. Joe Carter of Terre Haute spent weekend with Barnett Sackrider and family. Fairy Wells of Martinsville visiting M C Wells and wife. Viola Guyer and Ruby of Quaker Lane visited Will Sackrider’s family. Ray Drake visited Hutsonville on Thursday. Fred Stanfield attended York old settler reunion.
Mr and Mrs Greene Wiser hosted Mayor and Mrs Eberly and Will Goodman of Charleston Sunday. P W Grover dislocated his shoulder Saturday. Daphne Hammond of Phoenix arrived home Saturday. Dean and Dale Hammond of Orlando are visiting relatives here. Crystal Walcott vacationing in Grand Rapids. Luther Hammond and wife Will Hammond and Sally Pence shopped in Terre Haute Wednesday.
Robert Lake of Terre Haute spent the latter part of the week with relatives here. John Daugherty of Flat Rock visited last week with relatives here. Mrs. Laura Chiddix of Terre Haute spent a few days last week with Mrs. Jack Barker. Joe Grant of Vienna visited with his niece Mrs. Lester Wesin and son Norman. Mrs. Chas. Brooks and children of Flat Rock visited the latter part of the week with Mrs. Athey Pinkston. Mrs. Edna Campbell and children of Danville visited the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Daugherty. Edward Lafferty of Mt. Carmel spent the latter part of the week with Howard Jackson and family. Floyd Baber and family of Indianapolis spent the weekend with James Baber and family.
Dolson visits Edna Wood and Esther Eddinger with Ina Newman near Five Points. J W B Hutchings spend Monday with son John and family near Five Points. Jerry Claypool guests of Fred Shade at Auburn. Margaret Wilcoxson from Martinsville visits sister Jenny Claypool. Wilda Davis of Martinsville visits relatives here.
Carl Carpenter of Marshall will keep his regular appointment next Sunday morning and night. Clark Leggett and family visited George Straits near Dudley. Dale Wilhoit visited home folks near Kansas. Burkett and Wilholt families from near Redman visited Sylvan Morgan’s family. Hazel Linton celebrated her 18th birthday with relatives and friends at her home.
Fred Bender and Bert Timmeran spent the weekend at Farina. Harry Jeffers and family visited Mrs. Elizabeth Jeffers and son Will in Chrisman. Charlie Davee and family joined relatives of Hollenbeck and Walt in Chrisman and Hoopeston. Leonard Smith and Randall stayed with Clarence Tingley in West York. A large crowd attended a Sunday baptizing with 14 baptisms. Kenneth Carpenter visited Brasil Indiana while Ernest Carpenter and Cary Shares visited Palmer Cornwell in Gary. Mrs Clay Bowsher returned to Indianapolis after visiting Edward Noeris. Lawrence Hollienbeck and children also returned home.
A week with relatives in and near Georgetown includes Mrs. Allen Wallace returning from Indiana Harbor after her son Virgil's serious elevator shaft accident with no hope of recovery. Her grandson Eugene stays to help, while Melbourne Myles of Prairieton, Ind. suffered a stroke and remains mostly helpless except for speech. Luree Garner and Woodrow Garner visit their cousin Miss Clara Walls, and Mrs. Robert Buckle stays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bradley in Auburn for a few days.
Perry Jackson and family and William Ledermann attended the Jackson reunion at Paris Sunday. Eld. Grant French of Mt. Carmel stayed with John Blizzard from Saturday to Monday. Rhoda Carpenter and Marshall’s nephew visit Eunice Jackson and children. Gladys Cunningham and Paris relatives spent time with Mr and Mrs Edward Burger. John Douglas and wife from Taylorville visited Edward Burger and wife. Maude Martha and Golda Blizzard spent Monday with Elsie Strohm at Avon.
Morning worship begins at 10 45 with a sermon by Company BE Dowdell. No evening service announced. The note specifies the August schedule.
The M E Church Circuit reports a schedule change with Livingston at 11 00 a m rather than evening due to revival. Armstrong will hold a revival with services at 7 30 p m. The changes reflect adjustments for the revival events.
Services are held at the Pythian Temple with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m and Sunday services at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is at 8:00 p.m. A reading room and library for the Bible and Christian Science literature is open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Emanuel church lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship to follow and a Wednesday prayer meeting. Ladies Aid announces annual social to be held August 8 at the church.
Zion invites a prayer meeting each Tuesday evening. Emanuel holds preaching August 19 at 10:30 a.m. Zion presents services at 8:00 p.m. on that date.
Marshall Sunday services announced with preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 00 p m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m Centenary Sunday school at 10 00 a m Homecoming dinner on the grounds. Friendship service follows with Christian Endeavor at 7 00 p m and preaching afterward.
The fourth quarterly conference will be held Thursday August 23 at 8 00 p m in the Marshall church.
The Douglas fir timber, sold as Douglas fir, Columbian pine, and Oregon pine, grows across southern British Columbia and is shipped from Pacific coast ports.
A physician in the Woman's Home Companion states marital unhappiness often mirrors other symptoms like insomnia and morning fatigue in ordinary nervous patients, framing it as a common consequence of nervous conditions.
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