Radio nostalgia sparks in scattered reminiscence
The fragment recalls early radio listening in a tent in Manitou Ohio with a crystal set and Earl Hil Capitolians. A narrator reflects on past broadcasts, fame, and a sense of bygone glamour as they describe long nights listening back to the air.
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James McKinnon Passes In Arrow River Parish
James McKinnon, born 1909 in Kenton and a veteran of World War II, dies in Arrow River. The service at the church was attended by the Legion and features Piper E Carnegie at the grave side. Survived by his father John McKinnon and siblings George, Jack, Angus, Nellie Moody, Mary Curry, Annabelle Elmhurst, and Florrie Derouin. The obituary notes his belief in print over radio and reflects on changing media.
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U C W Unit Meeting Notes and Charity Bake Sale
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Stuart McLean
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L. Oliver
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