Evening Radio Listings Across Cities
A collage of radio schedules with dinner concerts reading programs and orchestral performances across KDEA KYW WAITU WBAP WBZ WHAS WEW and more. Notable segments include the Valley Mandolin Club in Pittsburgh the Portage Quintet in Akron and the Silvertown Orchestra with a recurring weather report and various vocal and instrumental sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WADC
Akron
Hotel Portage
Goodrich Silvertown
Waitu
Columbus
Twilight Hour
WBAP
Forth Worth
Springfield
Mass
Hotel Kimball Dance Orchestra
Massachusetts Agsie Radio Forum
Weather Report
Louisvile
WEW
cInnati
Golf Chais de Simpso
Dinner concert and dance program listings in Davenport
A fragment lists events including a dinner concert at 10 03 and a popular concert at 1 15 with WLW instrumentation trio and a 41 30 performance of popular dance music. Night Howls by the Crostey Sky Terriers appears with a Davenport Iowa tag and WEAF air times and a 9 00 musical program noted for WEAK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Crostey Sky Terriers
Woc
TSO
Davenport
Iowa
Moline Plowboys
WEAF
Local notices from Xipton Kipton area on Easter week
John Whit ney moves to Rearless house while Fred Brumley moves to Samt Ilords place. Mrs Louise Stuarp and son visit her mother in Michigan. James Grogan visits brother Jack in Parlersville West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Davidson in Elyria for a day. John Brooder in Cleveland for a day. Athens youths spend star vacation with parents on Thursday. Easter services at Community church with several choir numbers and Rev Harding Easter talk. Members welcomed at reception including Rev and Mrs Harding and others. Several families host visitors over Easter weekend in Cleveland and nearby towns.
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Jthe
Ithe Community Church
Florence Iemery
Edith Trudson
Claude Clapp
Esther
Myrtie Wildman
Riev
Harding
Frances Lee
Local Visit Recap From Town Line North Area
Town Line North area notes social visits and calls. Cook of Lorain visited Mr and Mrs V Cook on Friday evening. Mrs Elizabeth Earst stayed Sunday with daughter Mrs Ed Smith in Cleveland. Mrs Katherine Salot of New Port called on aunt Mrs John Delfield. Monday afternoon Mrs Charles Shauyer of tho
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Assis
Cook
Lorain
Airs
V. Cook
Elizabeth Earst
Cleveland
Ed Smith
Katherine Salot
Newtort
John Delfield
Charles Shauyer
Tho
Local social notes from Hickory Tree Grange and area visits
Tuesday gatherings at the Hickory Tree Grange hall are recorded along with numerous Sunday and Monday calls. Residents visited relatives in Elyria Lorain and Cleveland while others hosted dinners and returned from travels. Several names recur including Delfield Cook Ernst Eggert and Bechtel with calls noted among Ridge and Lakewood paths.
Ridge Family Hosting Sunday Visitors
Ridge and Deletiela hosted guests Tuesday while Henry Deletiela and family joined Sunday visits with Grant Freeland’s in Murray Ridge. Wim Bechtel and Henry Kolbe families from Middle Ridge also attended. John Bechtel and Amelia from Amherst with Ruth Fowls and daughter from South Julie called at Spiegelberg home along with Carl Henes and son from Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
John
Easter Services and Local Visits Reported in Menes Parish
Sunday afternoon Easter services drew attendees at South Ridge Church while Louis Brust made a business trip to Elyria on Monday. Mrs. John Delfield, Mrs Curl Deleted and Arisbeth Kraat attended St Heter's Aid Society meeting Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Geary became guests of We and Ars at Win, Coeh of Lorin Sunday. Mr and Mrs Salters of Amherst visited Mrs. Charles Eegert Sunday.
Furniture measurements for bed and bureau items
The text lists bed heights and widths, a twin bed height of 45 1 3 inches, a 39 inch width, bureau width at 48 inches, a mirror sized 26 by 32 inches, a centifonier weight not clearly stated, and another width of 36 inches. It appears to be a catalog-like inventory with mixed units and typographical marks.
American Colonial Style Roots in Craft and Freedom
In his home during stirring days he valued pieces by craftsmen like Chippendale and Hopplewhite. These furniture designs, fused with a wish to break from the mother country, helped shape American freedom and the birth of the Colonial style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippendale
Hopplewhite
Also Mentioned on This Page
KDEA
Pittsburgh
the Valley Mandolin Club
Pittsburgh Post Revue
KYW
Chicago
Laura Hendrix
Gracemont
Obla
Bradfield Regulator Co
Dept
Atlanta
Xipton
MNS
E. C. Schubert
Rain
J. Date
Lewis Spiegelberg
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Grant
Will Freeland
Murray Ridge
Henry Delefleld
Louis Ernst
Glen
Chas. Eggert
the Ridge
Paul Wernarski
Edwin Shubert
Charles Ellam
Elyria
William Delliefield
Carl Dellefield
Wm. Cook
Henry Dellefield
Tom Vinson
South Amherst
Rhinehart Cook
Sgt Mathias
John H. Delfield
St. Peter’s Church
Newton Bechtel
Middle
Sen
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Mh Pinkham
Pal
Ilmot Printing Company
Masonic Temple
Ana Yay
The
Roehl Oil Co
Lake Ave. Station
Nu-Way Shoe Store
Broad St
Por
Chronicle-Lelerramw
Featuring
the Hancock
Dimensions
Tancock
Plancock
Berkey & Gay
Allen & Brown
Karpen Furniture
Loraln County
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