Radio Listings for Saturday February 25 Across Stations
Eastern Time schedules show WGAR WTAM WHE WJR and other stations listing music programs including orchestras bands talk shows and special segments. Notable names include George Williams Boswell Sisters Bing Crosby Lombardo and Isham Jones with varied times and many shows across networks NBC CBS and local Akron Cincinnati and Detroit outlets.
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WGAR
Jack Douglas
Uncle Bill Symes
Geo. Williams
Victorine
Octavus Cohen
Johnston
Boston Symphony
Jouett Shouse
Bestor
WTAM
Lady Next Door
Beau Balladeers
Cowboy Tom
Goofus
Ozzie
Phil Barker
Art Museum
Billy Wallace
Isham Jones
Band
Lee Morse
Easy Aces
Magic Voice
Melody Four
Haas
Gypsy
Bing Crosby
Waldorf-Astoria
WWJ
Ozzie Nelson
Frances Langford
Jack Denny
Ted Weem
WGY
WIZ
WJR
Safeguarding Society
Fields and Hall
Anson
Merle Thorpe
KDKA
Salon Singers
Buccaneers
Mark Fisher
CBS
America
Grub Street
WGR
Tremaine
Funnyboners
William Hall
Morton Downey
Public Affairs Institute
Gertrude Nelsen
Joe Haymes
Ball Room
Buddy Harr
Akron Wadc
Duchin
America’s Grub Street
Schroedters
Haas’ Gypsy Orchestra
Boswell Sisters
Akron University Players
Lombardo
Stern
Cincinnati Wlw
Becher-Greuter-Neuman
The
Campbells
University of Cincinnati
Henry Thies
Gene
Glenn
Rhythm Club
Chic Scroggin
Jan Gerbers
Bureau Jamboree
Mystery Radio Programs at Rivoli and WTA Stations
A dense schedule lists Sunday and Monday radio programs across Rivoli and WTAM, featuring acts from Aden Edkins bass to the Wayne Kirgard Orchestra, and hours filled with orchestras, bands, soloists, choirs, and talk segments. The lineup includes Impre sions of Italy, Marimba Band, Watchtower Program, Philharmonic Symphony, and Evening in Paris, with multiple times and venues.
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D.chens
Saraphore
Interpatonsi Hado Forum
Wayne Kirgard
Frank Black
Lowell Thomas
Catholic Hour
Annabelis Jackson
Ted Cook
James Melton
Eddie Cantor
Rex Chambers
Columbia
Marion Carlos
R. Arnold Chas
Carlie
Lutheran Synod
Clara Geiser Linder
Vincent H. Percy
Philharmonic Symphony
B R. Brichner
Cleveland Orchestra
Angelic Patri
John Henry
Andre Kostelanetz
Fred Allens
Ernest Hutcheson
Foreign Legion
Orchestr
Ben Pollack
Bernie Cummain
Hal Kemps
Music Lover Steals Records From Seattle Shop
A long haired man in Seattle presented himself as a music fan and stole five Tschaikowsky records from a music house while a clerk, Miss C Maybell, turned away briefly.
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Seattle
Oberlin Social News Highlights Local Visit and Events
Miss Marion Kimpton returned from St Petersburg Florida after a 36 hour drive. Oberlin residents attended visits, gatherings, a basketball game with a dance, a musical tea, and charity events at Grange hall and homes around Oberlin featuring families such as the Schramms, Bergs, Hahns, Gillis, Foreman, Wangereins, and Kreegers.
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Oberlin
Marion Kimpton
St. Petersburg
Fla
Henry Sandrock
Bert Strickler
Della Hahn
Myron Werner
Walter Burgenheim
North Olmsted
Cleveland
John Hogan
Dorothy Page
Griswold Toad
Eleanor Gillis
Charles F. McBride
Edward Schramm
Simeon Nash
Chester
J. “Oo Abright
Walter Walker
Michael Smith
Andrew Radcliff
Poa
A. L. H Trufant
Wartha Schaible
West Ridge
Minnie Wangerein
Doris
Charles Hahn
Lake Road
Fred Kent
Arnold
Jimmie
Elver Grills
Richard
Kathryn Weise
Edna Albrecht
Stoney
Elyria
Marjorie Foreman
Ralph Page
Griswold Road
Elmer Schubert
Soils Specialist Talks at Meetings in Loraine County
Earl Jones of Ohio State University soils extension urged farmers to use home resources in a series of soils and crops meetings. He advised applying manure to new seedings, noted higher returns when manure is spread over larger areas, and discussed planting times and emergency hay and pasture crops including soybean and Sudan grass. A bulletin on spring crop fertilizing was offered through the extension service.
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Lorain County
Earl Jones
Ohio State University
Sols
Sudan
Agricultural Extension Service
Youth steals milk and cream from Seattle porch
Mrs. L Dow watched a young man take two quarts of milk and a pint of cream from her back porch and then enter a new sedan. She notified police after deciding the youth appeared hungry.
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Seattle
Cash relief demanded at Darmas Hall meeting
A crowd at Darmas Hall West River Street adopted a resolution demanding cash relief instead of food donations. An out of town organizer urged a weekly $35 for singles and $7 plus $1 per dependent for a head of family, with police watching orderly conduct. The hat passed raised 187 for expenses and Young People’s Communist League literature circulated.
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Darmas Hall
West River Street
E J. Stankard
Stankard
Young People's Communist League
Forefathers Emphasize Simple Living Despite Hardship
The excerpt notes that early generations believed happiness did not depend on abundance but on simplicity and steady toil. It contrasts indulgence with frugal living and hints at cultural values shaping daily life.
Lorain County Farmers Urged to Organize for Relief
A crowd at Avon Lake heard Dr. Newell L. Sims of Oberlin College urge Lorain County farmers to organize and not fear being called Reds. He supported farm organizing as a counter to capitalism and noted sympathy for farmers. A resolution asked lawmakers to defeat higher farm product taxes and seek broader tax relief. About 200 farmers joined the Penny Auction Army to be ready to bid pennies at foreclosures. Also speaking were Sam Prosky, Nicholas Van der Pyl, and B A Sherrill.
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Lorain County
Avon Lake
Newell L. Sims
Oberlin College
Newell
Russia
American Sociology Conference
Europe
Harold Brandt
Pittsfield
Sam Prosky
Farm Council
Nicholas van der Pyl
Oberlin
B. A. Sherrill
Youth Santa Claus Rifled Rural Mail Boxes
A 17 year old youth who posed as Santa Claus gave expensive gifts to friends and relatives after rifling rural mail boxes. Authorities found the theft while noting the family’s poverty and unemployment. the youth’s name was withheld due to age.
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Seattle
Santa Claus
Young Judge Quits Bench In Seattle Change
Superior Judge Alex Caplan, Washington's youngest jurist who recently turned 24, resigns from the bench. Judge Roscoe R. Smith replaces him after a four year term election. Caplan had served the short term between elections.
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Seattle
Alex Caplan
Washington
Roscoe R. Smith
Caplan
Veteran railroad man passes veteran railroad man
H. E. Gilpin 70 longtime railroad executive and president of the Great Lakes Towing Company for 15 years died at his Shaker Heights home after a heart attack. He previously served as assistant general manager of the Western Lines of the Erie Railroad and as general agent of its traffic division. Survived by his wife Mary Helen and three children.
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Cleveland, CO
H. E. Gilpin
Great Lakes Towing Company
Shaker Heights
Western Lines
Erie Railroad
Mary Helen Gilpin
Funeral services set for Ton, Ohio resident
Funeral services will be held Monday for a Ton, Ohio resident. The statement adds reflections on education aiding mental growth and defines psychology as the science of inner reality or mind.
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Ton, Ohio
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Radion Rubes
Mazer Bowes
Whek
WAY
Bill Connolly
Johnson Brothers
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Clara Gaiser Linder
Sierrlian
Christian Science Services
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WJAYT
Medravon
Navy
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John Marvin
Ivestock
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Freh Frolls Orchestra
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the Revels
Lavtre Speaner
Women's Radio Ri
Whiteman
Paul W.rg
Fhng
P.e Plant
Lum and
Abrer
Mere Jacobs
Troinoeres
Good Roads
Concert Orchestra
Cuerpoco
Jack Rose
Wtam Pilayers
Kay Kryser
Darce Orchestra
Lew
Manufa
Stra. AM
Ted DeTurk
Helen Wart
Jimmy
Ohio School of the
Walitz
Rensard Dunn Iont
Artais Dickson
Mer Wmeakers
Paul Tremaine
Louwis Richs
Atlantia Cits Musicale
Syirea Sapira
Marvin
Eton
Juha Hazes
Adele Neilfox
Surat Grotto Circus
Westphal
Bobbs Benson
Skippy
Lone Wolf Tribe
Goofus Ozzie
Ezarte
Just Plain Bu
My3rt
Marge
Bud Pogers
Jack Smith
Sam
Ruth Etting
Mills Brothers
Paris
Columbiana Revue
Edwin C Hil
Radi Tony
Symphony Orchestra
Paul Selznich’s
Abe Lymans
Wiay
WTA
Health and Hygiene
Billy Gris
Crazy Crosie
Gilman
Bedford Meddlers
Marvel Meyers
al Bannens
John Commerford
Princess Patt
Parade of Melody
Jimmy Bettes
Chick Hacretts
Patts Lataogu
Brent Listens
Piano Lessies
Budapest
Merred
al Bann
Erien Galser
Bob Geitman
Bob G
Able, Clara
Mes Orchestra
Clara Nany
Jean Hersholt
Karen Morley
Lewis Stone
Mask OF
FU Manchu
A. Samuel Goldwyn
Spain
Ofs
Karloff
Myrna Loy
Laurel and Hardy
Fighting Gentleman
Fang and Fuy
Dan the Duck
Capitol Screen
Lyda Roberts
Ruth Hall
E. D. Schramm
Ernest Gaumann
William Streicher
Ernest Yocom
Woodland Avenue
William Winder
John Kutscher
Martha Washington
Dolly Madison
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Walter Wasem
Ashland
Fred Berg
Sacred Heart Church of
Oberlin Grange Hall
Earl Sandrick
Ralph Schramm
Oberlin High School
Miss Hammond
Miss Bauer
Hazel Berg
Arthur Wangerein
Stanley Wangerein
Brownhelm
Jake Albright
Bere
Albert Youngles
Adelbert
Elyna
Ora Stanfield
West Russia
Margaret Smith
Evelyn Foster
Elrria
Nellie Reisinger
Mildred Davidson
Edward Berg
Myron W. Jones
Accident and Health Insurance
C. L. Sotherden & Son
Lorain Road
Cuyahoga County
Broad Street
Elyria Dairies
Ohio Public Service CO
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