KSID Radio Schedule Highlights A Busy Day
A detailed listing shows hourly program blocks across morning to late evening including Sign On Rev Allen UP News Weather Sunrise Serenade Martin Agronsky and a range of music talk and drama programs. The schedule also notes specialized segments such as Hospital News Preble s Club Notes and Treasury Bandstand with several local affiliations and weather updates.
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Rev. Allen
Martin Agronsky
Paul Harvey
Ted Malone
U. S. Army
Capitol Dome
Schlitz
William Winter
Bill Stern
Edward P. Morgan
John W. Vandercook
Martin Agrosky
Martin Black
University of Nebraska
Telegraph Want Ads Get Results
A brief classified note shows that telegraph want ads yielded results, highlighting the efficiency of such notices for seekers and sellers. The item mentions the names King and Deborah in connection with the successful outcomes.
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Telegraph
Hollywood Sees Splendor in Uncle Tom’s Cabin Ballet
On the Twentieth Century Fox lot director Walter Lang stages the Uncle Tom’s Cabin ballet with Rita Moreno as Tuptin and Deborah Kerr supervising. Rita’s pagoda headdress costs near $1,000 and the set features 82 foot high screens opening to reveal dancers, while the crew adds music and dramatic effects. Nearby on The Mountain set Edward Dmytryk films Spencer Tracy and Robert Wagner amid ice and wreckage as Tracy’s character faces another heavy role.
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Hollywood
Twentieth Century-Fox
Ing
Yul Brynner
Deborah Kerr
Rita Moreno
Tuptin
Rita
Kentucky
America
Simon of
Legree
Lang
Deborah
Paramount
Bill Holden
Cary Grant
Robert Wagner
Edward Dmytryk
Spencer” Tracy
Wagner
Church groups elect new officers at Assembly of God meeting
At a November 15 gathering two groups announced new officers. Christ Ambassadors elected Griffen Sinks as president Tom Starr as vice president and Mary Lou Johnston as secretary treasurer Myra Neils became president of the Women’s Missionary Council with Mrs Clinton Thompson as vice president and Mrs Claude Wagner as secretary treasurer Guests included Bill Haines of Casper Wyoming tax representative for Ohio Oil Co and George Fleming who chaired the program and showed a film The Canadian Goose Don Newberg reported over 60 applications for the Stars of Tomorrow Show to be held December 8 at the Junior High School Auditorium.
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Assembly of God Church
Christ Ambassadors of the Church
Joy Knackstedt
Bill Haines
Casper
Wyo
Ohio O l Co
George Fleming
Fleming
Don Newberg
Jennifer Jones Stars In Love Is a Many Splendered Thing
Jennifer Jones, Oscar winner for The Song of Bernadette, stars in Love Is a Many Splendered Thing at the Fox Theatre with an Oriental mood. Co-stars include Blanches Block and Verda Reisner. Hostesses at the meeting were Martha Jameson Edna Scriber and others.
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Benadette
FOX Theatre
Bernadette
Blanches Block
Francis Kohen
Mary Hawkins
Verda Reisner
Lora Reed
Martha Jameson
Edna Scriber
Doris Allen
Dorothy Nelson
Mabel Olson
Rebekahs Host Housewarming and Bridge Night
Rebekah drill team members gathered Tuesday at the Les Hand Jr. home for a housewarming. Twenty eight guests played a Duhs Bridge game with prizewinners Hattie Linke Minnie Sabin Lena Christner and Mifred Davis. A practice at the 100F Hall is set for Nov 30.
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Rebekah
Les Hand, Jr
Hattie Linke
Minnie Sabin
Lena Christner
Mifred Davis
County Court Fines for Speeding Attendances
James Bricker fined for speeding with $12 costs. Charles Akers paid $12 costs for speeding. Max Henkle faced speeding charge with $16 fine. Stanley Pearson fined $12 for speeding. Kenneth McMillen charged with speeding and $12 costs. Harvey Vestal, $18 fine for speeding. Glen Helfer paid $14 for speeding. Dale Carney fined $16 for speeding. Jack Rath required $30 for speeding.
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James Bricker
Charles Akers
Max Henkle
Stanley Pearson
Kenneth McMillen
Harvey Vestal
Glen Helfer
Speeding and intoxication judgments from city court
Kenneth Rose cited for speeding with $12 fine plus costs. Donald Boyd fined $5 for front seat overcrowding. Leonard Benzel charged with speeding and $20 ad cost. Paul Hakes fined $15 for speeding. Fred Cronk given 15 days jail for intoxication. Report notes poor work due to vision issues per Better Vision Institute.
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Donald Boyd
Leonard Benzel
Kiwanis Dinner Features Pheasant Compliments
The Kiwanis Club enjoyed a pheasant dinner at the Yendis Cafe during their regular meeting Wednesday night. The pheasants were the compliments of Jim Banis. Willard Richards, chemical engineer at the Huntsman Gas Plant, attended.
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Kiwanis Club
Yendis Cafe
Jim Banis
Willard Richards
Huntsman Gas Plant
Klentz Named Head of Rebekahs for Coming Year
Mrs. Frank Klentz was elected Noble Grand of the Rebekah Lodge for the coming year at the regular meeting held Wednesday night. New officers include Mrs. Lawrence Osborn as vice grand Mrs. O L Maddox as secretary and Mrs. Rex Olsen as treasurer. Esther Henderson current noble grand presided as 32 members were present. Lunch committee announced for the next meeting.
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Frank Klentz
Noble Grand
Rebekah Lodge
Lawrence Osborn
O. L. Maddox
Rex Olsen
Esther Henderson
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