Radio's Rialto Highlights and Listener Appeal
Tonight features Cliff Brown speaking on Bagging a Tiger over WEAF at 6 15, Cook's World Cruise on WJZ at 6 30, and Travers and Benda at 9 30. Also includes Siberling Singers with Meader on WHO WOC WOW at 7, Rosario Bourdon orchestra at 7, and Iowa programs with KOIL 7 and WwOc 7 30. Federal Radio Commission hearings urged by Francis St Austell as listeners push for national programs and station eliminations identifying best service.
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Cliff Brown
WEAF
WJZ
Cook
Curacao
Travers and
Benda
Barcarolle
Continentals
Siberling
George A. Meader
Metropolitan Opera Company
WHO
WOC
WOW
Rosario Bourdon
Blue Net
Iowa
Tony Menero
KOIL
Worry Boys
WwOc
Federal Radio Commission
Associated
National Broadcasting Company
Francis St. Austeil
Iowa Radio Listeners’ League
Washington
St. Anstell
Middle West
New York
Chicago
St. Austell
Des Moines
Evening WOC Schedule Includes Talks and Music
Radio program notes list a full daily schedule with segments on weather forecasts, grain markets, home management talks, poetry, political discussion, history presentations, and various musical acts from 6:45 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. plus late weather updates for Iowa and Illinois.
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A. M. Ine Dell
Oat Ratte
Betty
Frederick William Wise
Washington
Aeolian
Ipana Troubadours
Goodrich Zippers
Orville Or Ensemble
Iowa
Illinois
Evening Radio Schedule Displayed for Wetester Bes
A historical radio timetable lists programs from 8:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. including Victor Record Program Housekeepers Chats Market and Weather Reports Road Reports Organist and Agriculture Talks Dorothy Richardson Blues segment and NBC slate such as Great Moments in History and Grand Opera performances.
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WBBM
WENR
WIBO
WLS
WCFL
WMAQ
CNRA
WLW
WOJ
WTAS
WEAF
Troubadours
National Grand Opera
Sparkers
the Foresters
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
WJZ
WJR
Ike
Mike
WDAF
Bes
Victor
Herbie Ech
Ows Oeeeneane
John Thompson
Helen Hughes
Dorothy Richardson
Blues Sane
Christensen
NBC
Rollins Hosiery
Goodrich Company
Grand Opera
Hotel Manger Orch
WSUI PROGRAM Dec 2 Schedule Review and Current Events
On Wednesday December 2 WSUI airs a review of new fiction by C. Patrick at 2:30 P.M. and a 5:30 P.M. Current Events program with Prof. W. I. Brandt.
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Review of New Books
C. Patrick
W. I. Brandt
Final Meeting of the Year Sets Reports and Hearings
The board of supervisors holds the final meeting of the year on Wednesday with the drainage commissioners to present their report at 10 o'clock. The session will also wrap up the assessment hearing and routine business carried over from a prior meeting.
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Board of Supervisors
District Court Actions Include Foreclosure and Estate Matters
District Court filings list J F Coffin suing Max Fuhrman et al for 103.39 on an account. Union Savings Bank of Wilton sues Alicia A Babbit to foreclose a Wilton mortgage for 1593.70 with interest and costs and asks for a receiver. William Grossklaus named administrator of Frank W Grossklaus estate. Letters of administration issued to N Rosenberger for Charles Fryer estate. Rosa Landelius Downer will admitted to probate with Harry E Schreurs as executor. Matthew Westrate attorney for the estate.
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J. F. Coffin
Max Fuhrman
Anq Others
Nichols, Tipton & Tipton
The
Union Savings Bank of
Wilton
Alicia A. Babbitt
F. A. Martin
N. Rosenberger
Charles Fryer
Rosa Landelius Downer
Harry E. Schreurs
Matthew Westrate
Excelsior Society Debate on Fifty-Year Farm Ownership
The Excelsior Literary society meets Saturday evening at the Eckhardt home to debate whether farmers fifty years ago were likelier to own farms than today. P B Lake and Albert Eckhardt present the affirmative, A C Lake and John Downer the negative, with songs, readings, Bible verses, and current events presenters including Inez Lang, Margaret Lang, and Charles Fryberger.
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Iowa
Excelsior Literary Society
Albert Eckhardt
P. B. Lake
A. C. Lake
John Downer
Twice Stolen Bicycle Sets Local Record in One Afternoon
A bicycle stolen from C. L. Blair in Wapello was recovered near Riverview Park, brought to city hall, and then stolen again while officers talked. Officer Jack Ryan Jr. recovered it minutes later near Third and Cedar, found in the possession of two boys. No charges were filed.
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C. L. Blair
Wapello
Riverview Park
Jack Ryan, Jr
Third and
Cedar Streets
Disease report hits local cattle herds in eastern Iowa
The Eastern Iowa Veterinarians Association bulletin notes hemorrhagic septicemia losses in Muscatine Hudson and Washington cattle herds and sheep at Washington. Hog cholera affects West Branch Cotter Washington Iowa City Lone Tree Columbus Junction and Muscatine. Blackleg found in Belle Plaine young cattle. Swine flu widespread with heavy toll at Vinton Maysville Rodgers Mt Auburn Keystone Iowa City Waterloo and Independence.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Eastern
Vinton
Maysville
Rodgers
Mt. Auburn
Keystone
Iowa City
Waterloo
Independence
Community Talent Show Features Local Students
Ard Hetzler and Glen Brown perform selections and recitations with Mrs Minnie Lake. Wayne Eckhardt and Beulah Lang deliver recitations while the Kaufmann trio provide music. Newton Lang and Gladys Hetzler take the stage with a three minute speech and Fred Kaufmann rounds out with a debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard Hetzler
Minnie Lake
Glen Brown
Kaufmann Trio
Wayne Eckhardt
Beulah Lang
Newton Lang
Gladys Hetzler
Fred Kaufmann
Blue Grass Plans Big New Year’s Eve Watch Party
Blue Grass Iowa plans a community house event from 8 to 12 featuring music by Blue Grass Pleasant Prairie orchestras, readings, recitations, jokes, mouth harp and violin selections, a welcome by Mayor John Brus, Coe College greetings, games, and a lunch organized by committee chair T. J. Brus, with Rev. Gabriel delivering a New Year greeting.
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Blue Grass
Blue Grass Community House
Richard Schmidt
Pleasant Prairie Orchestra
John H. Brus
Lonnie Houvenagle
Ahi
James Logan
Arleen Schroder
William Bossen
Dwight Moorhead
Erwin Schroder
Leo Schmidt
Chris Schroder
Ward Logan
Hugo Beckman
Miss Ella
Mr. Herbert
Ben Schroder
Map
Ray Sige
Lever
Coe College
Moorhead
Louise Bi Brus
T. J. Brus
Mr. Gabriel
St Mathias Alumni Event at Hotel Muscatine
Bridge and 500 game crowns at St Mathias Alumni party held at Hotel Muscatine on December 29. The United States reports 6 500 000 farms. Arkansas hosts the only North American diamond mine. Finland published 1 253 books last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mathias
Hotel Muscatine
United States
North America
Arkansas
Finland
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RADIO
Rialto
Associated Press
Scott
Tom Dora
WSUI
William Grossklaus
Frank W. Grossklaus
Thompson &Thompson
Excelsior Society
Eckhardt
Dunlop
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Twin Cities
Dunlops
Dunlop Tire and Rubber Company
E. 2Nd Street
Muscatine, Iowa
Sam
Bea
Wift & Company
Brookfield
Swift & Company
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