Radio Programs and Schedule Across Cleveland Stations Jan 3
Readable listing of syndicated radio programs across WGA WTAM WHE WGY WWJ and other chains for Cleveland on Monday January 3 in Eastern Standard Time. The grid names several shows and performers such as Fred Jeske Caravan Maude and Cousin Bill Amos and Andy Merle Jacobs Band Vox content and various orchestras and entertainers.
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Cleveland
WGA
Fred Jeske
Caravan
The
Maude
Cousin Bill
Amos ‘N' Andy
Geo
Williams
Country Doctor
Flying Family
Slow
Fpis Plant Pete
Lum
Abner
Gene Ard Glenn
Merle Jacobs
Ray Knight
Landt
White
Geldbergs
Vitale
Lawrence Tibbett
Horlick
Gypsies
Paul Whiteman
National Radio Forum
Jack Rosé
Red Nichols
Sand
St. Regis’ Orchestra
Edgewater Beach
Whe
Bobby Berson
Berten
Skippy
Lone Wolf Tribe
Goofus
Ozzie
Ezzie
Vaughn ‘de Leath
Buddy Harred
Myrt
Marge
Buck Rogers
Gaylord
Whispering Jack Smith
Sam
Rith Etting
Mills Brothers
Paris
Morton Downey
Easy Aces
Columbia_ Revue
Georgie Price
Columbia Symphony
Lombardo
Abe Lyman
NBC
WEAF
Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra
al Bernard
Jane Froman
WGY
Ted Weems
WWJ
Jack Denny
Anson Weeks
Wizz
del Isampe
Ramona
Jesterz
KDRA
Groucho
Chico Marx
Jack Fulton
Radio Programs and Lineup Across Stations
A dense listing of daily radio schedules across CBS WABC WGR WHEN and WTAM plus Cincinnati WLW with names of bands orchestras programs and times for January 1 and 10. Notable entries include Columbia Revue Vernon and Thompson's Orchestra Jack Smith and Moon River with various segments and health and hygiene features.
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Aoks
Alice Jax
Wir
CBS
Sapaken
Duna
WGR
Columbia Revue
Straight
Thompson
Jack Smith
Jery Stories
Paris
Downey
Easy Aces
Symphony Orchestra
Lombardo’s Orchestra
Cincinnati
WLW
Jack and
Jit
Alice Remsen
Oklahoma
Bob Albright
Man Bunshine
Gene
Glenn
Black and Blue
Cotton Queen
Collins’ Band
Moon River
Simon's
This Is the Night leads Dreamland feature lineup
Dreamland Theatre greets patrons with the gay talkie This Is the Night a romantic comedy of martial complications. Stars Lily Damita Charlie Ruggles and Roland Young headline the main feature following The Theatre at Theatres listing for tomorrow.
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Dreamland Theatre
Lily Damita
Charlie Ruggles
Roland Young
Gable and Harlow Star in Capitol Picture Red Dust
Clark Gable and Jean Harlow headline the Capitol Theatre program with Red Dust a sensuous Indo China drama. The listing includes a full day of radio music and entertainment acts from 0 to 4:30 a.m. featuring orchestras, vocal ensembles, and comedy sketches.
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Gable
Harlow
Capitol Picture
Clark Gable
Jean Harlow
Capitol Theatre
Miss Harlow
Former Elyrian Crowned Western Master in Chicago Bridge
E. M. La Gron, once Elyria reporter, wins Western Individual Master Championship in Chicago. The invitational event, held annually by the Western Bridge Association and the Chicago Whist Association, recognizes top career players with national trophies.
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Elyrian
Chicago
E. M. LaGron
Elyria Evening Telegram
Western Bridge Association
Chicago Whist Association
Branch Office Opened Here in Real Silk Hosiery Co.
Dell Savage announced the opening of a Real Silk Hosiery Co branch at 20 Elyria block. The new office will host several salesmen and expands the chain already present in 200 cities with 14,006 employees in manufacturing and distribution.
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Dell Savage
Real Silk Hosiery Co
Elyria
Savage
Funeral Rites for Jared Frauchiger in South Amherst
Funeral services for Jared Frauchiger aged 35 were held at St John’s Evangelical church in South Amherst after a yearlong illness. Born in Switzerland, he was a member of the Swiss Lodge and leaves relatives in Switzerland France and Ohio. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery.
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South Amherst
Jared Frauchiger
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Switzerland
St. John's Evangelical Church
Hich
France
John
St. John’s Church
C. E. Schmidt
Evergreen Cemetery
Eaton area visits greet New Year social rounds
Eaton news notes January visits from Beardsleys of Fields and Peases of Twinsburg to the Strong and Giles families. Raymond Alexander returns home before lakes navigation. Hines Squires Pember Hahn Henney guests join Hicks family for New Year dinner and evening in Spencer.
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Sriefs Eaton
F. E. Beardsley
Fields
M. E. Strong
Charles Pease
George
Twinsburg
W. H. Giles
Raymond Alexander
Phoebe Hines
Arthur Squires
Carlisle
Bertha Pember
John Hahn
Frank Henney
Blake Hicks
Mra. Hicks
Mra
Love Hicks
Spencer
Aid Society Meeting Highlights Leadership Changes
Top Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. C. C. Brumenschenkel’s home with leadership shifts after Mrs. George Cornish’s resignation elevating Mrs. Frank Honney to president and Mrs. Carlton Blaine to vice president. Other changes included a new vice chair for the serial committee and a new budget reporter amid preparations for the annual meeting.
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AID Society
Rainey Opposes $10 Million Federal Highway Bill
In a bulletin from Washington on January 9, House Majority Leader Rainey declared his opposition to advancing a $10,000,000 federal aid highway measure. He released a sharp circular to fourteen state governors who sought support, asking how to raise funds and noting the federal government runs a deficit of $100,000,000 monthly.
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Washington
House
Rainey
Tne
Five Prisoners Shot By Guards At Dorchester Prison
Dorchester prison in New Brunswick reports a riot by 37 inmates armed with pick handles and pipes. Guards opened fire on five ringleaders after convicts wrecked cell blocks and hurled objects. no fatalities were recorded, according to Warden George T. Goad. A prior tip allowed guards to brace for trouble.
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Dorchester
N. B
George T. Goad
Veteran Congressman Kendall to be laid to rest
The body of 73 year old Rep Samuel A Kendall, a Pennsylvania Republican, will be buried Wednesday beside his wife who died last August just before their fiftieth anniversary. Kendall, a long time veteran congressman, was driven to suicide in the wake of his wife’s death.
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Congress Seiceides
Washington
Samuel A. Kendall
Pennsylvania
Suicile
Congressman’s Farewell: Suicide After Death Grief Declared
A farewell note to his children quoted the congressman saying he could not escape his grief over her death. He then spoke with his daughter Mrs. Grace Angus, went to his office in the house office building, settled into an easy chair and shot himself in the head with a .38 caliber pistol. Music can imitate not only emotions but life’s sounds more closely than any other art.
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Gressman
Grace Angus
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Cora Dimaline
Park Dimaline
Wilma Mezurek
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Ella Reisinger
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Laura Althur
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Joba
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Hughes Provision CO
West Side Lumber & Coal Company
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