Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across U S Stations
Compiled by United Press on a busy Thursday listing half hour to full hour slots. Programs include Sullivan on WNAC Boston, KGO drama The Wild Duck, KPO string quartet, WEAF talks, orchestras and dance bands at stations from New York to Dallas with time blocks and notable acts like Knecht's Orchestra and the Lantern recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNAC
Boston University
Sullivan
KGO
the Wild Duck
KPO
WMC
Josephus Daniele
WEAF
Knecht
West
XSD
ST. Louis
KYW
Chicago
Insomnia Club
WHO
Des Moines
Raleigh Wuinter
Ca—Dance Orchestra Wars
New York
Nod Uber
Leni
Alaraim Oaw
Omaha
Tanner
WCX
Detroit
Co—Tanner
So—Kokette
Wir
Philadelphia
Werther
Danner Maurice Alk
Tide Eleur
Ceviathan
Memphis
Fis—Redteme Srovness
Leiiure
Josephus Daniels
KGW
Portland
Pinner
S.pl
Skimor
WOC
Davenport
Treerim
LeClare Orchestra
Sston
Ab Rich
WMAQ
Kent-Wyoming
WQS
CNBC
Calgary
UNR Orchestra
KPO San Francisco
Seiger
KPO String Quartet
Mandan
Catarin Orchestra
WSB
Atlanta
WLW
Cincinnati
Linner
Doherty Daya
Eight Hanks
Werec
Weeg
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
WEAP
CNRM
Montreal
Wisiners
Wor
Newark
Tleesporres
Tanner Miste
Louisville
WHT
WFI
WLAF
Wear
Cleveland
Honstatler Orchestra
Prameam
Heidge
Vincent Percy
Orean
WMBF
Miami
Do—Linner
Dante
Schenectady
E. So Teok Chat
Muse
Rho—Salon
Hot Springs
Lawean Reid
Organateo
Ap Reistal
WESH
Oanole
WID
Mooseheart
WoThone
Vietenans
Crard
Boston
WAP
WCBD
Zion
Ill
WLS
Chithestra
Binest —"Maeller
Pianines
Buelle Steckdale
WBZ
Springfield
Driser Musiq
MAU Forum
Reinman
Anna Wellman
Arthur Chiton
Wearher
WSAI
Buffalo
Talier Orchestra
Oxdra
Pittsburgh
Valley Mandolin Club
WGN
WLIB
French Jessan
Walt
Timner
WPG
Atlantic City
Sparks
Lidge Ais
Bradford Th
Glee Club
WEAO
Columbus
Vonblehacker
Miter
Horton
Glee
WEG
Altoona
Cepatel i Nesta
Tribune
WMAK
WRVA
Richmond
Vetrinburg
WAHG
WSUI
WOO
WLIT
CNRA
CNRE
CRT
CNRY
CNR
Ikcl Cfcf
KFAB
KIX
City contracts awarded by board in Roanoke Valley
The board awarded multiple contracts for street works including markers and signs. Tinier Manufacturing Co of Roanoke was chosen for street markers. Rey Nusz awarded for curb and pavement on West Thirteen Street. Memorial grounds work to Te row Viehe. Sidewalk gravel and base to be laid. Water and drainage projects planned for several streets. Telephone poles contract to John W Haviv and digger work to Welty Tlais. School attendance lists several names. Sicknes costs cited as three million dollars annually for injured workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhedes
Tinrer Manufacturing Company
Roanoke
Val
Rey Nusz
Terow Viehe
Sf Avenue
Ington
McMurray Ostreep
Uinthier Wax
Eoansiders
Hares PR Skehne
Cnib
Andes
Novi
Vitet Seren Sree
Uhayel Aller
Clarke Maer
Joha
Joha W Haviv At S29 Eneh ‘Toe Conila
Tiais
Stocach
Two Women Found Help from Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Nina Matteson of Adams Massachusetts and Mrs Ernest Tanguay share relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Matteson reports regained strength enabling work duties, while Mrs Tanguay slept better and ended four years of illness after eight bottles. The advertisement urges readers to consult their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Matteson
Box 208
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Ernest Tanguay
Adams
Mass
Lydia E Pinkham
Easter Dance by De Molay Chapter at Wayside Inn
The Frederick Chapter DeMolay held an Easter Dance at Wayside Inn on a Wednesday night drawing a large turnout of members and guests. Before the dance twelve basketball players banqueted in the main dining room, with a long list of attendees across both activities. The event followed by a Woman's Club gathering noting local officials and upcoming Federation meetings and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
DeMolay
Anguel
Wayside Inn
Misses Nola Moore
Catherine Dean
Mary Jane Stranberger
Nellie Mullinix
Catherine Baumgardner
Margharetta Fromke
Bert Culler
Grace Harp
Alelen Weight
Virginia Waite
Peg Paxson
Caroline Weller
Armatha Snyder
Lorraine Cubitt
Hilda Hemp
Mary Alice Mobley
Horothy Strasberzer
Barbara Toll
Ruth Isyler
Gertrude Creeger
Gertrude Wilburn
Roxatene Hoffman
Jenore Tramimend
Lillian Grove
Elizabeth Jane Grove
Messrs
Thursell Michael
Lincoln D. Engeburoeht
Os. Griffin
Chas
EL Collins
Richard F. Kline
Howard Smith
George Grove
William B. Carter
Elklis Roderick
J. A. Whitehill
Frank Carter
James Houck
Clarence Miller
Raymund Kirebable
Cincinnati
John Martz
Robert Miller
Harald Clem
J. Clarke Devilleis Jr
Jurry (. Tull, Jr
Thomas Mohler
W. Eugene Sanders
Wilam Kline
Robert Firer
Oliver Keefer
George J. Paxson
Woman's Club Celebrates Fifth Anniversary at Kemptown Hall
The Woman's Club of Kemptown marked its fifth anniversary on March 26 in the town hall. Blue and grey decor graced the room with potted plants and pussy-willow. A generous supper ran until 10 o'clock for the men, followed by a program featuring songs, readings by Miss Mary Anne Engle, soloists, and talks. Prizes were won by Mrs. John Hillery and Aubrey Davis. A long list of attendees included Rev and Mrs. Voik, the Grubbs family, the Nikirk and Higgs households, and many others from the community. Harmony Grove Club Meets. The Harmony Grove Woman's
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Woman's Club of
Kemptown
America
Mary Anne Engle
R. K E. Baker
Elizabeth Thompson
Lauraj Riess
John Hillery
Aubrey Davis
Voik
Harvey Grubbs
Elmer Nikirk
Leslieavis
Chas. Higgs
Roy Brandenburg
Rufus Baker
Winifred Baker
Anna May
Emma Louise
John Withery
Howard Hillery
Marie Day
Miller
Larry Layton
Louis Jones
Estelle
Roberta
Estelle Watkins
Margaret Watkins
Wiliam Watkins
J. A. Engle
Vernon Shirey
Algy Brownine
George Runkles
Laura Rises
Meral Hahn
Marguerite Huber
Ralph Layton
William Browning
Freckles No More With Othine Double Strength
Advertisement promises to remove freckles and improve complexions using Othine double strength. Claims ounce doses applied night and morning will fade even severe freckles and lighten lighter ones, with a guarantee if not effective. Presented as a drug store product.
Club Reelects Officers at March Meeting
On March 19 the club met at Mrs. Guy Kameburg’s home with full attendance. Officers reelected were Mrs. Grayson E. Bowers president, Mrs. Hush Dean vice president, Miss Mildred Thomas secretary, and Miss Helen Font treasurer. Miss Mary C. Ott spoke, and a miscellaneous shower honored Miss Font before her upcoming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Kameburg
Buslness
Grayson E. Bowers
Hush Dean
Mildred Thomas
Helen Font
Mary C. Ott
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