Radio Programs Listings From Cleveland Stations
Listings for WTAM WHK WJAY WGAR and other stations show Saturday February 4 schedules with numerous orchestras, singers, and talk segments across day and night hours. Programs feature Buffalo Civic Orchestra, Red Nichols, Eddie Duchin, Bing Crosby, Duke Ellington, and more. Sunday listings continue with varied music, talk, and religious programming.
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Cleveland
WTAM
Buffalo Civic Orchestra
Secratary Hawkins
Gene and
Glenn
Red Nichols
New Yorker Orchestra
James G. McDonald
Keconomic World Today
luge—Dance Orchestra
Emerson Gill
Merle Jacobs
Ralph Kirbery
yo—Carter
Congress Hotel
Leon Belasco
Eddie Duchin
Skippy
Cowboy Tom
Goofus
Ozzie
Erzie
Phil Barker
Cleveland Art Museum
William Hall
Arthur Haas
Rger
Easy Accés
The
Magic Voice
C. V. Thomas
al Ex Haas
Bing Crosby
Vincent H. Percy
Gary Lombardo
Harold Stern
Duke Ellington
Ted Fiorito
WIAY
Sara Stanton
Bob Gellman
WJAY
WGAR
Uncle Bill Syme
Anson Weeks
Geo. Williams
Pickens Sisters
Symphony Orchestra
Fred Jeske
Don Bester
Mark Fisher
NEC
WEAF
Waldorf-Astoria
Martha and
Hal
WWJ
Frances Langford
Jack Denny
WGY
Whiteman
Ted Weems
WIZ
WJR
Safeguarding Society
Merle Thorne
Taxpayers League
KDRA
Salon Singers
Buccaneers
CBS
WABC
WGR
Oriental Music
Funnyboners
Isham Jones
Haas Gypsy Ensemble
Morton Downey
Republic Affairs Institute
Gertrude Niesen
Akron Wadc
Bony Hall
Jebim Jones
Yellen
Easy Aces
Haas
Bing Cross
Boswell Sisters
Akron University
Public Affairs Institute
Gertrude Nelson
Lombardo
Stern
Dec Whipple
Melody Hour
Balladeers
Sparklers
Alden Adkins
Musical Art Quartet
Italy
Radio Rubes
Major Bowe
P.M
Dorothy Fuldheim
Southland
International Radio Forum
Wayne Wing
Jane Freaman
Frank Black
Lowell Thomas
Manhattan Guardsmen
Annabelle Jackson
Ted Cook
Eddie Center
Don Hall
Seth Parkers
Jack Rose
Village Barn Orchestra
WTAML
Grange basketball season ends with strong turnout and praise
The Brunswick grange basketball season closes amid high attendance and praise for organization and performance. Fans note the teams’ solid records and look forward to more seasons of competitive play and community support.
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Brunswick
Grange
Visitors and locals share a busy week in ERHART area
The paragraph lists numerous residents visiting relatives and friends across Cleveland Medina Elvera and Indianapolis with multiple Morlock Spieth and Dowdell households involved. It notes influenza cases among local residents Ruth Jenne Thomas baker and Joan Jenne under doctor's care. Ivan Smith with Frank Smith visited in Lester and Lodi.
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Erhart
John Dowdell
Clevelana
H. M. Dowdell
John Morlock
Frank Morlock
Rivert Morlock
Keith
Indianapolis
Ind
Louis Kropp
Cleveland
Charles Spieth
Henry Spieth
Elvrra
Alber Spieth
Mean Regal
Spencer
Elmer Regal
Rollin
Avsbert Gross
Thomas Volk
Olmstead Falls
John Pierce
Albert Spieth
H M. Dowdell
Medina
Mary Spice
Rupert Morlock
Lodi
Ruth Jenne
Thomas Baker
Joan Jenne
Ivan Smith
Lester
Frank Smith
Grange Basketball Wins Two Close Games At Brunswick
The two girls teams opened with an 18 to 15 victory for our side while the two boys followed with a 27 to 24 win. Both games were hard fought and exciting, drawing large crowds as the Grange season closed on a high note.
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Grange
Brunswick
Orange
Knights of St. John Present Plantation Minstrel Show
North Ridgeville posts a two night minstrel program by St. Peter's church Knights of St. John in the town hall auditorium Sunday and Monday evenings with a Sunday children’s matinee. Local talent headlines the acts familiar to the community.
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North Ridgeville
Knights of St. John of St. Peter’s Church
Town Hall
Father Son Banquet At Trinity Church
Fifty guests attended the Father Son banquet at Congregational church Tuesday evening. Rev. Vocal of the Trinity Congregational church was the speaker of the evening. Mrs. A. R. Knopp led the company in community singing.
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Congregational Church
Vocal
Trinity Congregational Church
A. R. Knopp
Farmers Institute and play draw Eaton crowd
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stephens attended the Farmers Institute and evening play at Eaton Saturday. Several locals hosted visitors from Wellington and Cleveland. The L B S met at the Congregational church on February 8 with Miss Alice Bird discussing minor dress remodeling and garment talks. The local basketball team lost to New London Wednesday.
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J. H. Stephens
Farmers’ Institute
Eaton
William Brouse
Wellington
Frank Mason
Alice Bird
Congregational Church
A. L. Emmons
Walter Wallington
New London
Ella Brubaker
Cleveland
Adelia Young
Marie Bennet
Elyria
Columbus
H. G. Stacey
Bellevue
Emil Schroeder
South Ridge
William Schroeder
End
George Perk
Betty
Howard Shadock
Brownhelm
Sherwood Strand
P. Eldred Sundar
Mathew Menclawiez
Thomas Bricks
Buffalo
Sunday Visitors Reach Peck Home In Ohio
The article notes family members including Bertie and his wife and sons Roy and Herbert plus grandson Clair of Cleveland visiting the Peck home. Conrad Schroeder of Fiji called on his parents Monday. Mrs Claude Alflen returned from St Alexis in Cleveland after surgery. Miss Hazel Kearns at Memorial Hospital for appendectomy. Bungart Ziegman confined to bed with a broken nip.
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Raymound Smith
Jo Ann
Homerville
John Fisher
Jeanor Fisher
Cleveland
Hazel Effinger
Medina
Mary Syaiser
Lucille
Harry Bauer
Seville
Helen Crofoot
Irene Smith
Frank Walter
William
Albert Spieth
John Gravenstetter
Margaret
Mary Spice
Lester
Norvin Meyer
Oswald Meyer
Orville Haury
George Haury
Leetha Crofoot
Philp Menclawnaz
Bertie
Roy
Herbert
Clair
Clevelod
Boten Peck
Conrad Schroeder
Fila
Moudas
Claude Alflen
St. Alexis Basing
Hazel Kearns
Memorial Hospital
Bungart Ziegman
Man Burned During Well Cleaning Incident in Columbia Hills
W ilun Harrington sustained severe burns to hands face and arms while cleaning a floodlight well on the Columbia Hills Golf club grounds. He lit a match to locate the cut and an explosion occurred. He was hospitalized in Berea and expected to recover.
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Columbia
Harrington
Columbia Hills
Berea
Community notes from Henrietta and surrounding towns
Local reports detail Red Cross work led by Miss Metcalf of Elyria and Miss Roth overseeing clothing aid in Columbia. Several church and Grange events are announced for February 7, including roll calls and a liping contest photo drive. Social visits span from Columbus farmers week to Lorain and Brownhelm residents, with club memberships and upcoming meetings at M E Church and school.
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Metcalf
Elyria Callec
Theodore Heth
Red Cross
Roth
Columbia
Wilda Heineman
Grange
Loleta Hales
M. E. Church
H.C. Barker
Columbus
Farmers Week
Abies Bird
Garden program outings in Cleveland and surrounding areas
Walter Hates and Mr Seager returned from a four week trip to Washington D C Hates reports his son Lawrence residing there is well and sends best wishes to all of his Columbia connections Mrs C B Hates Harold and Miss Loleta Hates visited Cleveland on Tuesday and called on Miss Marion Hates at the Wagner Beauty shop
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Cleveland
Uiner
Walter Hates
Mr. Seager
Washington, D
G. My
Laweracee
Columbia
C. B. Hates
Erarold
Loleta
Marion Hates
Wagner
Hitler's aide Hanfstaenel takes secret post in Berlin
Dr. Ernest Franz Hanfstaenel a Harvard graduate from the class of 1909 has become confidential secretary to Chancellor Adolf Hitler at the Reich Chancellery in Berlin. He joined Hitler's circle in 1922 after hearing him speak in Munich.
Community Visitors Several Attend Weekend Gatherings
Local residents from Fairview Hospital to Amherst and Oberlin hosted and visited family and friends Saturday through Monday. Attendees included Mrs Ernest Lamvermyer and Mrs Frank Kelble, Mr and Mrs Henry Fieman, Rush Date and Martha Bauman, Will Brown, Katie Lydia Dute, L W Rothe, Christ Batman, Joan and Godfrey Henrik, R H Reichtiy, John Bechtel, Walter Bennett, Otto Huene, Theodore Reis, Leon Currier, C O Burrell, Mary Becker, Wendell Unger and son Howard, Lena Gegenheimer, Anna Wattenbach, Leo Kimmel, Wallace Wood, Al Force, and others.
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Henrietta
Wocot OU
M. EL. Ehurel
Buhren
John Gesendoert
Adbert Latteman
Adaline Becher
Tlouise Beker
Alice Bird
the Reformed Church
Lloyd Brewster Ty
Miro
J. C. Bates
Carl Bates
Ray Meow
Daugsters
Martin
Jawah Mueller E. Gaugsters
Amherst
Garnet
R. H Keightley
Oserlin
Harold Coates
Albert Johansen
Carl and
Gesres Lattemer
Birmingham
Myrvon Bass
G. Mo Snyder
Art Hand
Arnold Heinzerling
Fred Forester
Russia
Arbara Anzeisbarh
Brownhelm
John Creisendoerfer
Alarrene Peabody
Peabody
Highith
King’s Herald Society
M. E. Church
Wallace Court
Paul
Famille
Orin
Murday
Mire
Carl Ives
Adam Horn
Jane Twining
Sundday
Ius
Moris Morey
Oberlin
Irs
Leia Gegenheimer
Laura Parrish
Lorain
Piiseula Baer
Cleveland
Ruth Hostettler
Hostettler
Fairview Hospital
Ernest Lamvermyer
Frank Kelble
James Nichols
Henry Fieman
South Amherst
Charles Date
Rush
Martha Bauman
Fred Bauman
Will Brown
Katie Eth
Lydia Dute
Town Line Road
L. W. Rothe
Theodore Reis
Florence
Leon Currier
C. O. Burrell
Elyria
Mary Becker
Wendell Unger
Howard
Detroit
Milton Parrish
Grimes Elyria
Lena Gegenheimer
Mike Simonas
Anna Wattenbach
Leo Kimmel
Walace Wood
al Force
C. H. Currier
Orlo Coven
Rochester Briefs Wide Network of Local Visitors
Rochester notes visitors and residents with links to Cleveland Elyria Sandusky Oberlin Pittsfield and Chicago. Entries include Mr and Mrs Dirke and daughter from Cleveland visiting Rieske house. Wend family to Cleveland on business. Elizabeth Chamberlain at Smalley home. Knapp confined to wheelchair after hip injury. Livermore family guests Clifford Taesel Aly and Leo Livermore. Gariss improving after illness. Tudor home from nursing duty. Lt Edward Livermore returning to duty. Stebbins recovering. Gariss visitors Hamlin and Feeley. Rev Bryeton of Pittsfield officiating at M E church and staying with Ralph Taylor.
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Rochester
Harry Dirke
Cleveland
Hr. S. Rieske
Herbert Wend
Clevelanne
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Hert Smalley
Alice Knapp
Charles Livermore
Clifford Teasel
Sandusky and Aly
Leo Livermore
Elyria
Kk. A. Gariss
William Tudor
Oberlin
Edward Livermore
Hay
Harry Stebbins
Sk. A. Gariss
R. J. Hamlin
Chicago
G. J. Feeley
Lisba
Rev. Bryeton
Pittsfield
M E
Cobb
Ralph Taylor
Birthday party for Margaret Pearce at Sunday school
Sunday afternoon nine year old Margaret Pearce celebrated her ninth birthday with a Sunday school class. Guests included her teacher Mrs Lil lian Tripp and several friends. Sandwiches cake and cocoa were served and she received many presents from her small friends.
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Margaret Pearce
Lillian Tripp
Neva
Treva Crittenden
Georgette
Mary
Margaret Tudor
Betty
Margaret Schumacher
Avis
Dora Anderson
Hazel Fyve
Leona Rubebe
Jane Culbertson
Young People’s Baptist class elects officers at Lancon home
Bi monthly meeting of the Young People class of the Baptist Sunday school was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Lancon. Ralph Rowland was named president James Williams vice president Emily Keith treasurer and Mabel Snyder secretary. Thirty one attendees enjoyed games and a light lunch with guests including Leslie Tripp Paul Jewett Merritt Fye and others.
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Topeday
James Lancon
Baptist Sunday School
Ocvacision
Ralph Rowland
James Williams
Emily Keith
Mabel Snyder
Leslie Tripp
Paul Jewett
Merritt Fye
Alhere Keith
Arthur Snyfer
Roy Moore
Alvin Gariss
Jeba Culbertson
Fred Riebe
Ruth
Reis Family Spends Monday Afternoon With Laurice
Laurice spent Monday afternoon with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Reis.
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Laurice
Mrs
Theodore Reis
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Sneas Morning Forum
Carlisle
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Tharmante Symphony
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Rabb
Barnett R. Brickner
Walter Smith
Angelo Patri
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Ardre Kostiianetz
Weed Allen
Aviente
Mr. Ahemensl
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Lee Tre Gaiehss
Aiemories’ Garden
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Jan Garber
Hal Hemns
Heath and Hygiene
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Padua Household Institute
Calyn Coolidge
Emerson Gils
Board of Education
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Merie Jacobs
Landt
White
Geldberes
Good Roads Program
S.du Grypsies
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National Radio Forum
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Roy Evans
Giman Young
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Cactus Jim
Marvel Meyers
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Bedford Meddlers
Parade of Melody
Honolulu
Mary Bradford
Johnsen Brothers
Chick Hackett
Grazy Crystals
Pano Lescons
Brett Rieters
al Bannén
Clara Guser
Sf.tty Labato
Gutan
Saran Stanton
Miratod
Courtney Bock
Pramist
Bud Geltman
Station Way
George" Moran
Charles Mack
Mack Sennetts
Capitol Sunday
Clark Gable
Norma Shearer
Rivoli
Ernest Torrence
Wallace Ford
Charlie
Murray
Dreamland
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Our Gang
Bob Steele
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