KSIM Radio Week Schedule July 23 28 1940s
KSIM lists detailed daily broadcast blocks from Thursday July 23 through Tuesday July 27 including Morning News, Farm Topics, Morning Musical, Hymns of Devotion, Happy Birthday features, Vernon and Martha Gutten felter, Frank Sinatra Time, Crosby programs, Dan's Disc Derby, The Sportsman, and late afternoon scores. Also notes Cardinals games and Twilight Reverie.
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KSIM
Vernon
Martha Guttenfelter
Frank Sinatra
Little Vine Church
Rio
Freddie Martin
Fred Waring
KSII
Dan
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Local exchanges in Sikeston weekend visits and gatherings
Mrs Bernard Tenkhoff of Oran visited Mrs De Wint Zaricor on Tuesday. Zaricor returned from Tulsa. Mrs W H Dillon of Morehouse visited Monday. Mr and Mrs Miller Moll of Cape Girardeau stayed last weekend. The Keller family of Owensville and the Buchholzs hosted a weekend visit. Howard and Gray families hosted relatives in Marble Hill. Philathea class plans a picnic at Felker Park near Benton. Local bridge group hosted by Loomis Mayfield. Schmuer bach family visited Sparta Illinois and St Louis. Minter sisters visited with Morris V Hart. Mrs B L McCampnell hosted Graber's employees for a picnic. The Stancil and Stancil families vacationed in various cities. Mr and Mrs David Moser guests from Geneva Indiana. first visit in 34 years. Mrs Emma Clippard of Tuscaloosa visited Jack Johnson. Helen Johnson of Cape Girardeau stayed with her parents. Stanley Woods hosted dinner with Leland Hill, Joan Hill, Mr and Mrs K Duke and Owen Duke. Mrs Herbert Hill and daughters Shirley and Barbara returned to St Louis after a three week visit with Mr and Mrs John Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Tenkhoff
Oran
de- Wint Zaricor
H. M. Zaricor
Tulsa
Oklo
W. H. Dillon
Morehouse
Miller Moll
Cape Girardeau
R. M. Keller
Owensville
Paul H. Buchholz
Joe William Howard
Harry Gray
Marble Hill
Philathea
Methodist Church
Felker Park
Benton
Loomis Mayfield
West Center Street
W. J. Schmuerbach
Margie Sue
Sparta
St. Louis
Fannie Minter
Hast Alton
Charles Minter
Morrris V Hart
B. L McCampnell
Graber
Walter V. Stancil
Charles Stancil
Mary Ellen
David Moser
Local Social Notes From Memphis Visitors and Moves
Miss Mary Gray of Memphis spent two weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Gray and returned Monday to nurse training at Baptist Hospital. Hannibal guests Mr. and Mrs. W D Botter will visit in Kirksville this weekend and bring home their son Brad after a two week stay with grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. M M Beck Jr have moved from Kirksville to Gainesville Texas to spend the rest of summer with Mrs Beck’s parents. Mrs A W Husk and daughter Mrs Charles Portell and family and Bud Portell of Potosi were guests of Mrs E H Smith’s family, with Husk planning a longer visit and return home Saturday. Murrell Hilgendorf and Miss Helen Badgett of St Louis were guests of Mrs E E Weis near Charleston where Miss Badgett and Mrs Hilgendorf announced their engagement at a dinner. No wedding plans were announced.
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Mary Gray
Memphis
John Gray
Miss Gray
the Baptist Hospital
W. D. Botter
Hannibal
Brad
M. M. Beck Jr
Kirksville
The
College of Osteopathy
Gainesville
Texas
Back
E. B. Smith
Bud ‘Portell
Potosi
E. H. Smith
Husk
Murrell Hilgendorf
Miss Helen Badgett
St. Louis
E. E. Weis
Miss Badgett
Charleston
Mrs. Hilgendorf
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Parade
Vanely
Weu5—News
Dorothy Shay —Vernon
Martha Gutten
Felter
Harry James
Richard
Boston
America
News & Music
LaForge
Friendly Bros Quartette
Bertrand Baptist Church
Sikeston First
National Gas
Dorothy Shay
the Crooners
Vous
Charlie Spivak
Erina
Tanner Street
God
Sikeston
Stanley Woods
Leland Hill
Joan
Kark Duke
Owen
Herbert Hill
Shirley
Barbara
Howell
Sikeston, MO
Arder
A. W. Husk
Charles Portell
the Housewives
Pestroy
Sikeston Paint and Wallpaper Co
E. Center Street
Sherwin-Williams Path
Reiss
Missouri
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