Radio Schedule Highlights From A Busy Sunday Evening
A dense list of radio programings spanning networks CBS NBC and Dumont features a broad slate. Notable items include The Shadow Drama Hunt and The Saint on air blocks with comedy and variety shows such as Red Skelton and Whiteman Revue. Numerous music and talk programs anchor the schedule alongside suspense dramas and game shows across late afternoon to late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che News
Cotomeant
Aba
Roy Rogers
Mba
Nabc
Miss Brooks
Cbs
Ted Mack Farmlly
Nick Carter
Mbka
Jack Banny
Dick Wallace
Peter Salem
Mbs
Phil and
Alice
Nba Amos and
Andy
Cba
Mystery File
Nba
Silas Hedde
Rogeer Nbo
Chas. McCarthy
Abo
Marshall
Potter
Abe Red Skelton
Cbs Mediation Board
Corliss
Abe
Jack Paar
Ginny Simms
Oklahoma Symphony
Abs
the Choraliers
Georgi Sokolsky
Harry Wismer
All Nets
Gitle
Abe Gene Autry
Whiteman
Aldrich
Armed Forces
Dumont
TV Playhouse
Abe Fred Waring
Cha the Murray
Garroway
What
Cha Xouth
Easter TV listings and religious programming of March 1981
A fragmentary radio TV schedule lists Easter related programming across networks NBC CBS and ABC including religious talks The Greatest Story Ever Told The Resurrection and various forums and entertainment shows with times and hosts noted The document also mentions sacred music remarks by Protestant and Catholic clergy and a general array of Saturday night and Sunday broadcasts with entertainers and sports segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Carter
Sid Caesar
Imogene Coca
Sheilah Graham
CBS
Sam Levenson
Ken Murray
Frank Sinatra
Nbc-Tv
TV Highlights New York March 17 Circus Incident
TV notes report a one wheeled orangutan Herbert on Phil Patton's Super Circus on ABC. He attacked maestro Bruce Chase with a unicycle after feeling mocked. Patton describes TV animal work as chess and Russian roulette. Other cast includes Perri the pelican elephants chimpanzees lions bears. NBC to air Holy Week services at 11:15 p.m. next week from CHL BRO Washington Clever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phil Patton
Abc-Tv
Herbert
Bruce Chase
Chase
Patton
Phil
Perri the Pelican
NBC
Washington
Fire department and PTA notes from Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg held its regular firemen meeting with approval to add two fireplugs in the west end and vote on a new fire truck costing about eleven thousand dollars. The board adopted a resolution to improve Route 15 and accepted J Ralph McDonnell's application as a member. The PTA of St Josephs High School met with thirty eight parents and three teachers, planning the annual card party for late April and selecting Donald Stoner as community fund director. Rehearsals for joint college concerts and student minstrel shows were announced for April, and local senior activities included a career day at Gettysburg College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
J. W. Rowe
Water Company
Bill Harris
Glenn DB. Culbert Company
State Roads Commission
J. Ralph McDonnell
Charles William Weidner
Thomas J. Frailey
Robert G. Myers
Eugene Myers
Jack My Ers
Robert Shorb
South Carolina
Parent Teachers Association
St. Joseph's High School
Community Fund
St. Joseph's Church
Roy J. Wivell
PTA
St. Joseph's College
Mt. St. Mary's College
Mount
Westminster
St. John’s
Frederick
St. Jos’s
St. Mary's
Hagerstown
Gettysburg College
Marie Keepers
Dolores Sicilia
Agnes Haley
Angela Rocks
Dorothy Topper
Agnes Wormley
Margaret Portner
Geraldine White
Mary Aithoff
Margeret Portner
Mother Seton
Joan Eckert
Margaret Rocks
Jeremy
Edwin
Angelina
David White
America
George Arnold
Hugh Rocks
Ijamsville Story Of A Country Village In Earlier Days
Ijamsville recounts its 19th and early 20th century life through families such as the Swomleys and Crawfords, noting postmasters, rural carriers, social clubs, baseball teams, church life, and local schools. The piece lists prominent residents, local institutions, and key events, ending with a reflective note on the town's heritage and a concluding “The End.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liamsville
Mettie Cromwell
J. Melville Cromwell
Bemaville
Laura Swomley
Wilmer Swomley
Mazie Swomley
Harry Cromley
Crawford Swomley
Sallie Hood Crawford
Thos. Crawford
Sjamsville
Harry Swomley
Lime Kiln reveals Mrs Exma De Grange returns home
Mrs Exma De Grange has come back home after a two week visit with her daughters and their families. The trip included time with Mr William Weehouse and his wife, and Mr and Mrs Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exma DeGrange
William Weehouse
Damascus
Norman
Local visitors and family gatherings noted in area towns
Hardly, Owings Mill, and friends at Long Corner. Mr. and Mrs. Smith Cecil visited Sunday with Mrs. Cecil's mother Mary Cordell of Clarksburg. Edwin Oland and daughter Joyce of Baltimore returned home after visiting with Charles Oland family. L E Feaga and Lester Feaga of Frederick spent Sunday with Charlie Bruchie family in Washington. Sgt Clarence E Jewel of Fort Belvoir Virginia spent weekend with his parents C F E Jewel Sr. Violet McDonald of Frederick spent last week-end with Vernon and Mrs. McDonald. Cora Koontz visiting sister Nettie Cashour in Monrovia for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarence E. Jewel
Fort Belvair
C. FE
Jewel, Sr
Violet McDonald
Frederick
Vernon McDonald
Cora Koontz
Nettie Cashour
Monrovia
200 State Dairymen Attended Meeting
More than 200 Maryland dairymen attended the 30th annual meeting of the Maryland Cooperative Guernsey Breeders Association in Baltimore. Dr. G. M. Cairns said education and better breeding lifted dairy production with 313 Maryland cows yielding at least 500 pounds of butterfat last year, up from 101 five years earlier. Governor McKeldin attended the luncheon as guests. six 4 H Club members were honored for 1950 records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Cooperative Guernsey Breeders Association
G. M. Cairns
University of Maryland
College of Agriculture
A. L. Brueckner
University of Maryland Livestock Sanitary Service
Ralph W. Coarsey
Riegeldale Farm
Trion
McKeldin
Eben Chambers
Westminster
Kenneth Roche
Glencoe
Sue Powel
Ellicott City
William HR
Monkton
Lloyd Balderston
Colora
Kidd Named Chairman of Roper Realization and Lumber Firms
C Newton Kidd of Baltimore was elected Chairman of the Board and Executive Committee of the Roper Realization Company Inc and the John L Roper Lumber Company of Virginia He also serves as director of both firms and holds multiple banking and railway posts His career spans leadership roles at Stein Bros Boyce Norfolk Southern and various Virginia Maryland and North Carolina concerns The Roper lumber business operates mills in Roper North Carolina owns timber lands along the Pimlico to Albemarle Sound tract and plans a large plant at Gilmerton Norfolk County Virginia The Mt Pleasant Reformed Church Guild met at Mrs Oscar Ramsburg home with officers presiding They discussed Layettes for Abroad Red Cross contributions and next meetings set for April 11 with refreshments served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Wamsville
Burl Fretwell
Spartansburg, S.C. Grain and Mill Co
C. Newton Kidd
Stein
Raymond C. Kidd
U. S. Veterans Administration
Wm. E. Kidd
E. ¥. Yutton
Industrial Bankers
Phoenix
Arizona
George H. Riggs
Thos
Swomley
J. K. D. Williams
Baltimore
Floyd G. Rimbey
Sherwood Bros. Oil Co
Harry W. Wolf, Jr
Bell Laundry, Inc
Chevy Chase
J. William Smith Jr
W. Va
Wesley Montgomery
Washington
Albinus Poole
West Union
Frank Biser
Janie Quynn Delaplaine
William T. Delaplaine
Frederick News and Post
John W. Quynn
Central America
John W. Hine
Frederick County Society of
Sjamsville
F. Clifford Hane
Chas. Murphy
Baltimore City
Liamsville
E. Hane
Louis Murphy
Daniel E. Moylan
Christ Methodist Church For the Deaf
Nameville
Stephen Moylan
George Washington
Tramsville
Cora Amberger Sier
Walter Sier
William
Bernard
Ronald
Joe
C. Newton, Kidd
Tarmsville
Roper Realization Company, Inc
John L. Roper Lumber Company
Virginia
Kidd
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Pimlico and
Albemarle Sound
North Carolina
Tidewater
Gilmerton
Norfolk County
Elizabeth Rivers
Roper
North
Euclid Development Company
Norfolk
Princess Anne Power Company
Western Maryland College
Maryland General Hospital
Olive Branch Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Women's
Mt. Pleasant
Bertie Lindsay
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Hari Godwin
Nb Lake
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NBC Symphony
Nbe
Cbstry Wismer
Robert Nathan Tark
Abe F—Sunany
Abe al Helfer
Pwin
Mbe
Feo Eapie
Noah Webster
Abe-West
Vaurho
Hantge Shoy
Cbs Buzt
Adam Playroom
Fisi
Gene Autry
Hopalong Cassidy
Cbe
Hitporedeabe
Tan
Dennis Day
Abe Ay
Cbn Dar Stewart
Abe Guy Lombardombs
Udy Canova
Dhs Alao TV
Fenestra
Chicago
Victor Borse
Abe Sam Levenson
Stu Erwin
Abe Jan Murray
Dhr Whiteman
Teenagere Abe
Doment
Abe Frank Sinatra
Dhs
Roller Dorby
Pbe
Philharmonie
Fulton Lewis
American Forum
Abc
Billy Graham
Abe Trendler
Newa
Manio
Abc Newa
Jane Morgan
Nbo
Abe Challengs
Yukon
Che Church
Abe Bobby Bernson
Dollar & Minute
che _ Martin Kane
Phil Regan
Crithca
Blandinge
Albert Kelly
Dundalk
Moylon
Supreme Bench
Old Frederick
Frameville
Harry C. Swomley
Samsville
A. B. Smith, II
Ford
Frederick-Montgomery
Margaret Cronenburg
Paul Beard
Crawford Swennley
Jos. Kehne
Douglas Williams
Homemakers Club
Mark Crawford Swomley
Lulu Hane England
Ruth Oden Page
Marie Hargett Breckenridge
Wansville
Pets Carpenter
Sherwood Mackenzie
Chas Holland
Niles Abrecht
Howard
Tony” Wagner
Clark Castle
Johnny Trout
Donald Hargett
Peck Strine
Clyde Mariz
Bill Crone
Aera Iaetsasos Cae Cerca
EEA Ar Reassneien
Aoliamsville Methodist Church
Eleanor England
Marie Breckenridge
Nelson Myers, Jr
Larry Myers
Lottie Keller
Pauline Grubbs
Jas. Grubbs
Rob't. Grubbs Sr
Wmnt
Bornery
Emory Grubbs
Gladys Myers
Rev
Jno. Kuschel
Joe Kehne
Irving Beard
Sophie Myers
Marion England
Wm. Wiles
Betty Kuschel
Douglas Wil- Clifford England
Nelson Myers
Ruth Beard
Genevieve DeGrange
Pat Myers
Mazie Swomby
Hickey
Ruth Wolf Williams
Loretta Run
Frederick Gas Co., Inc
East Patrick St
Philco
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
Hotpoint
Carroll St
Hawaii
Metal Toys
Hallmark and Rust Craft
Schraft
Storm & Shipley
Market & Second Sts
Roper Groups
Newton Kidd
Efoples Drug Stores
N. Market ST
Alsco Em
Oporto
Fedral
Citizens National Bank
RED Cross
Citizens National Bank & Frederick
Ninwranas
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