Radio Programs Cleveland Stations April Schedule
Cleveland radio listings show WTAM W E A F and other stations broadcasting a long slate of music, talk, and sports. Program names include Orpheus Trio Hoover Sentinels Orchestra, Money Problems, Fashion Review, Sonora hour, and National Broadcasting hour with various hosts and ensembles across stations from WTAM to WABC and WLW.
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Cleveland
Orpheus Trio
Telling
Ball
White Rose
Fe Chorus
Grasselli Gardeners
Hoover Sentinels Orchestra
George M. Cohan
Seldaring
Templin-Bratley
Uncle Hugh
Maytag Co
Merle Jacob
Pirate's Hold
Carlone
Crystal Stripper
Haynes
Better Business Bureau
Blue Flash
Musical Foursome
Columbians
Andy
Bedford Glens Orchestra
Way
Hinight - Norris - Gibbs
Tim
Coward
Gossinpers
WWJ
WGY
Hoover Sentinels
WAM
WEY
WWI
Seiberiing Singers
WTAM
Rapid Transit
Wigwise Metten
Harvey Stuart
Wwe
National Broadcasting and Concert Bureau
George Olsen
WIZ
Old Man Sunshine
Park Central Orchestra
Longine
Lehn & Fink
KDKA
WLW
Mennen
Maxwell House
WIR
Palais d'Or Orchestra
Slumber Music
KDEA
Columbia System
WABC
Sonora Hour
WADC
All Fashion Review
al Foursome
WADG
Columbianz
Local Notes and Social roundup from LaGrange area
LaGrange April notices list M. Re. Aid society meeting with Miss Nettie Gouldie and a series of visits and dinners among local residents. Highlights include Elyria visitors, Wellington guests Ned Gott family, and a Cleveland trip by Thad Rawson. Church events feature the Pittsfield church entertainment with readings and singing by local performers, plus Eastern Stars program and charity gatherings. Funeral news notes Frank Rawson’s death at his daughter’s Michigan residence, with Lansing funeral arrangements to follow.
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BM. Freeman
Elyria
Helen Kelrer
North Main St
D.M. Spicer
Cleveland
Clarice Monosmith
Oberlin
Thad Rawson
Fawn
Will Cole
Columbia
R. B. Kelner
Pittsfield
Helen Zerall
Wilhelmina Knowles
Zara Hastings
Cassie M. Kelner
Lakewood
G. C. Bernard
Algena Adams
C. S. Adams
Methodist Church
Ellouise Wilson
Dorothy Pearce
Kenneth Law
North Main Street
Lewis van Arsdais
Carlisle
Lyndon Chapter
Ford Hastings
Charles Gott
Cleon Webb
LaGrange
Clinton Garvin
Joseph McCaba
Auxer
Dean Fye
Norwalk
Frank Rawson
Arthur Allen
Lansing
Michigan
Vermontville World Remembers Local Resident and Family Ties
Obituary notes a Vermontville Michigan resident born in Pittsfield Ohio who lived in Michigan most of his life leaving a family of six children Charles B. of LaGrange Frank of Vermontville Mrs Will Wells of Woodbury Mrs Arthur Allen of Lansing Harrison of Jackson and Mrs Vernon Hiar of Middleville. Immediate family includes two sisters and two brothers with several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Various community mentions follow including hospital admission, visits, baptisms, church events, and local social notes.
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Vermontville
Mich
Pittsfield
Ohio
Michigan
Charles B
LaGrange
Frank
Will Wells
Woodbury
Arthur Allen
Lansing
Harrison
Jackson
Vernon Hiar
Middleville
A. M. Crumrine
Sullivan
Leigh Monosmith
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Robert O'Dell
Charles Fric
Cuyahoga Falls
K. B. Kelner
Keneth Lyndon
Robert Fye
Delaware
Columbus
Methodist Church
North Olmsted Social News and Local Movements
Mrs A C Reed returns from California and Georgia after two months away. Mrs H L Eldridge visited Springfield Pa at her old home last week. Frank Pape and daughters visited Elyria with Howard Cowley. Rev F I Winters of Oberlin preached at Congregational Church. Dan Romp and Fred Allendorf toured to Oxford Ohio to visit Ernest Lamb. Mrs E Felcher to host Circle Two of Universalist Ladies Aid at a noon luncheon this week Thursday. Mr Frank Elkins of South Barton Road is confined at home.
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North Olmsted
A. C. Reed
California
Georgia
Springs
H. L. Eldridge
Springfield
Frank
Pape
Elyria
Howard Cowley
F. I. Winters
Oberlin
Congregational Church
Dan Romp
Fred Allendorf
Oxford
Ohio
Ernest Lamb
E. Felcher
Universalist Ladies Aid
Frank Elkins
South Barton Road
Marvelous Discovery For Expectant Mothers Relief
A prenatal product called Mothers Friend claimed to relax skin and muscles to prevent pain during childbirth without harmful drugs. The ad promoted nervousness relief backache and twitching spells by applying the oil to the skin. It touted natural, speedy recovery over three generations and urged readers to order a brochure by mail from Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta Ga.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlants
Bargains in the City 1920s Roadsters and Cars
Classified notice listing several vehicles for sale including 1926 Oakland Roadster with new paint and rubber, 1925 Oakland Roadster in good condition, 1926 Stude Victoria in top shape, 1925 Buick Touring, 1926 Chevrolet Coach with tires and engine in, 1924 Buick Sedan described as a dream at 395, and a 1929 Olds Coach Demonstrator formerly priced at 950, now available.
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Chevrolet
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